St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-07-14
At Barnet.

."tomobile accident, occurred opposite
au coodrtch's hardware store, Satur-
49, afternoon. Mr.. Bennett of New
G gay who has been visiting his cousin,
~ M A. Eliot, took the doctors boys
e. 81, a ride in his automobile and in turn
i To- found at this place the machine
i hascted down over the steep embank-
paI towards Mrs. Nelson's house, ow-
ing to the emergency brakes being out of
ne [dsr Fortunately a large elm tree
IIaaTn l to be in the path of the ma
n nSine and stopped its backward career
Il .:tb no serious results farther than a
badly sprung axle and wheel. Mr..
BENNETT, purchased new car before
starting on his return trip.
Among those from here to attend the
oelebration at Burlington last week
we're Milo A. Gibson, John L. Davidson
ond daughter Margaret, Fred and Hiram
G;lflan and Miss M. Anna Perry.
Miss Rilla Hansen Of Barton is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Hansen
l. L. Davidson and daughter, Mar
csret, visited friends at Isle La Motto
and Charlotte last week.
Mrs. Adam Hatley of Monroe, N. H.,
was the guest of relatives in this place
several days last week.
Claud Gilfllan of Mystic, Conn, spent
Sunday with his family at this place.
". H. Johnson and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Galley spent Sunday
At the Lake Side," West Barnet.
Mr.. Roundy of East Burke was in
town Monday and called on his son,
Earl who works In Gilhllan & Chase's
store.
VII. Johnson and W. S. Brock were
in Lyme N. H., Monday.
Miss Johnson of Boston is a guest of
Richard and Julia Johnson.
Miss Catherine Emery of Lyndonville
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Jane
Martin.
Bert Wilson has position as a painter
for the B. & NJ. R. r. He is working
at present on the station at Bethlehem,
n. H.
Peter Raymond has gone to St. Johns
bury, where he has charge of Gadley's
wheel wright shop at Paddock village.
Fred Webster has been seriously sick
with Inflammation of the liver for the
past week, but at present is little
better.
Leigh Pearson of North Reading,
Mass. Mrs. ]. S. Kinerson's only broth
er, with whom she lived, died at his
home Tuesday, July 9th. He went to
bed in apparently good health, and evil
IDENTIFY passed away in his sleep. Mrs.
Kinerson's sister, Lucretia, died early in
the spring and was brought to Peacham
for interment.
The Y. S. are planning to hold a
unique entertainment the last of the
month. 1t will include an automobile
entertainment, speaking by Miss Mary
0ratory, and other original features.
It's announced that the electric light
plant will be shut down week or ten
days in order to make some necessary
repairs. This means to get your lamps
trimmed and burning.
Miss Anna Perry was called Tuesday
morning to her home in East Montpelier
by the death of her father, A. Perry.
Mrs. n. P. Buckley of Springfield,
Mass, came Monday to visit her sister,
Mrs. B. NJ. Galley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett and Mr.. and
Mrs Shufelt OF New York City visited at
Dr. Eliot's few DAYS last week, going
from there to Rumney, N. H., to visit
friends. Miss Virginia Eliot accom-
panied them.
The dance given by Martin Turner in
his new barn Friday night was certainly
an event, The night was perfect and a
great crowd gathered. There were 500
that registered and many that did not.
Miss Margaret Morgan spent Sunday
with her aunt at Passumpsic.
Neal Morgan is working at St. Johns
bury in grocery store.
The ladies are contemplating selling ice
cream every Friday in the village. We
trust this experiment will be successful
WEI Davidson, who has been stopping
at B, n. Gilhllan's, went to Boston Mon
day for a short stay.
Little Ray Smith is spending a few
DAYS at her uncle's, Harvey Drew
Lula Heath, daughter of Tip Heath, i:
visiting at Walter Johnson's.
John Blair, who recently went to Seat
tie, is recovering from an operation
made necessary by his getting blooc
poison in his hand by cutting himsel
with a knife.
lanes G. Blair, who spent the winter
In California, returned home Saturday
night