St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-05-19

Charles Harvey of East Peacboa
sold his land to James Stevenson az mas
buildings on the place were destror.al lie
fire last fall. 'eu by
Mrs. Fred Taylor and two Sons D
and Wallace returned Thursdan dull
Jamaica where she has been to oo IRON
her sister. 'e Tor
Mrs. Milo Kline is at Milo Mel
in Barnet helping care for her + %ro $
father Somers, who is sick. "''ua'
Mrs. Eleanor Houghton of suttou .
visiting her son Will Houghton ON rou ~ IS
East Hill. vi The
Miss Katie Young is in verr
health. Her niece, Mrs. Lewis ID poor
St. Johnsbury, who has been VIII vita OF
few days has returned home. Il" ner
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stevenson wsr.
Walden, Saturday to attend the f, me az
OF Mrs. S. V. Meader of that place NDS' al
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Potter who !,
been at John Morse's the past r maye
being called there by the sickness " oS
death OF their mother, Mrs vo anu
Gracey returned to their home a. qua S4
Johnsbury Friday afternoon. a. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith wont !,
first OF the week to West DanvilIe ~ Tue lit
main a while with Mr.. and Mrs Gre " re-
Gle. Later they will go to East Bur *
for visit. 'U'he
The Ladies Aid of the Metbod;.
church will give a strawberry and ;os
cream festival at the church Wednesd"mF
evening. Supper 25 cents. A sbn:.
musical program will be given. '''
Mrs. Fred Allen and daughters Edith
and Eva were at St. Johnsbury, Satn 'l
day. N''u''
On Sunday evening Rev. E. G. Frsro1
spoke at union service at the Mptbo
dist church. DO'
Mrs. Mercy Hooker celebrated her eoth
birthday Tuesday, May IL, at the bo rra
of her son, Herbert Hooker. The G0
club were invited. Other friends wero
present and very enjoyable time was
spent by all. way
The Memorial sermon will be preached
by Rev. c, O. Day in the church at Bay
net, May 80. The Memorial exercise.
will take place Monday, May 81. The
address will be given in the Congrs.
gational church in town.
Mrs. Kate Hutchinson will open
store, with full line of ladies' FURNISHING
goods, in the building lately occupied hv
b. A. Bigelow at Peacham. The town
library will be moved from its present
location in Anna Renfrew's store to
Mrs. Hutchinson's and she will act as
librarian.
J. N: Sargent and his sister, Mrs. Jennie
Blanchard, who have been in Washing.
ton, D. c., for some time past, are eT.
pected home this week.
A destructive hail storm passed over
this section, Friday afternoon. Con,d.
erable damage was done.
Mrs. George Darling of Green Bay is
lot so well.
Plans for the erection of a new store
IN the site of the one burned at East
'eacham are progressing finely. Over
$500 have been raised at present writing
Blair and George Esden were at Fred
Mems mill last Saturday, where they
'argained for $1,000 feet of lumber
rom John Rice of Danville.
Rev. ]. K. Williams preached at Lyn.
.onville, Sunday, in exchange with Rev.
;. G. French.
Mrs. E. NJ. Wheeler went to West
,orinth, Tuesday, to see her father, who
quite i'll. She will also visit friends at
'arre.
A quiet wedding took place "Wednesday \
vening, May II, when l.. A. Paquin Of
'eacham and Mrs. Jennie NJ Bacher Of
Iowa, were married by Rev.
red Williams.
Buy White Mountain grass seed the
ind that grows. Sold by B. U. Wells
Vest Danville.