St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-11-03
AT PEACHAM,
The Brock-stewart wsdains

A very pretty wedding occurred AZ a..
home of Mrs. Jane Stewart Wednssdtane
evening, October 81, when her dauoS tay
Myrtle Ella, was united in MARRIAGE ~
James Herbert Brock of Barnet TO 10
ceremony was performed by Rev G T p
Brownell in the presence of about "a
relatives and friends. The bride lool.J
very pretty in a white silk dress nv
carried white roses. A little nenbev au ~
the groom, Brock Somers carried +ta
ring on rose. The decorations cors;a4
ed OF boughs, ferns, and autumn leaves
Refreshments of coffee. Sandwiches
cake and punch were served in tbs
dining room by Misses Mabel DarTno
Lizzie Norwood, Phoebe Harvey ana
Margaret Blair. N"u
Many presents consisting of cut plaso
silver, linen. china and beautiful LAM
were received, also quite a sum IF
money. After short wedding trim Mr.
and Mrs. Brock will be at home to Their
friends at Barnet Center.
Mrs. E. R. Mackay and children of s.
Johnsbury visited relatives in town last
week.
The ladies of the missionary socet,
will hold chicken pie supper and sale
Tuesday afternoon and evening, Nov. 30
at the town hall.
Game Warden Owen Somers of East
Peacham has been busy the past week
recording deer. The following is his re.
port up to Saturday night. E. D. Som.
ers, Harley Watson, Ralph Hay Henry
Bolton, Nelson Blaine, John Bridge, Al.
lie Peak, George Holmes, Ernest Brown
Samuel Higgins, George Douse, Plyna
Douse, Lewis Douse. c. Wesley Thresher.
There are Others not yet reported.
The church aid will give supper Fri.
day evening, Nov. 5. The proceeds for
the repairing of the church vestry,
Miss Annie Foam and Mr.. Eaton of St.
Johnsbury were guests at A. l.. Peaks
last Sunday.
Mrs. F. E. Palmer spent part of last
week at ST. Johnsbury.
Ivy Bracket of Sebago Lake, Me-, has
been visiting his cousin, William Sanborn
the past week.
Plyna Douse and family of Barnet have
been spending a week at his fathers,
George Douse.
George Stoddard and Dwight Stoddard
were at St. Johnsbury last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Blair's baby has
been quite sick the past week.
The schools in town are closed for
short vacation. Miss Margaret Chap
man will not return to North Part for
the winter term. She will go to Barnet
to keep house for her brother, Warren
Chapman, rural mail carrier, on route /.
Fred Stoddard who has been at Man
chester for few weeks is expected home
this week.
James Craig and family returned to
their home at Hampton, N. H., Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Granger of ST.
Johnsbury visited at Harrison McLaugh.
Inns last week.
Miss Agnes Wedgeworth of Nuts Cor
ner, P. g, was guest in town last
week.
Several teams and men have been at
work improving the common for base
ball ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott M. Farnum and
Miss Ellen Westerberg have been guests
at Mrs. Clara Bailey's the past week,
coming from Lyndon in their auto.
Tuesday afternoon was observed in
East Peacham school as Mothers Day.
The singing and speaking were fine. The
children and teacher have been contribu-
ting little money and bought sash cur
tains for their school. The work ofmak'
ing them has been done by the pupils
They make the school room look exceed
ingly nice and homelike.
Mrs. George Esden and Reginald ex'
pect to 60 this week for visit to Thet'
ford.
School closed at East part Friday with
Mothers Day exercises. The teacher re-
ceived quite number of small gifts from
her pupils. Miss Chapman will not re-
turn for the next term.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Butson visited at
E. M. Wheeler's one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Butson were at
Wells River last week.
Mrs. Steele of St. Johnsbury is visiting
her son, Robert Steele.
Mark Wheeler was at Danville last
week.
School at East Peacham taught BY
Mrs. Ida Exley closed Friday. Those
having no marks were Sadie Powers,
Charlie Lamb, Lucinda Stevenson, Saule
and Theresa Emery and Harold SoineIs,
The number of scholars was IA and tlle
total attendance was 10 and traction
After vacation of two weeks Mrs. EA'
ley will return for the winter term
The funeral of Leonard Darling, VINO
met his death in the terrible fire at ~.
Johnsbury Saturday morning was hela az
the Methodist church Tuesday at t"o
o'clock.
Mrs. B. R. Ferrin of Spokane, WASH,
and Harrison Wright of Ryegate3 "e''
visitors at Owen Somers' last week