St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-07-07
AT PEACHAM.

- Harry E. Crane OF Danville, and the
pL!hnoI at the north part taught by Miss
sInI Chandler. closed Friday and
,nted in picnic at the Jim Craig place
abort 60 were present. There were
Afao;tations, compositions and dialogues
hn tbp children, and music on the graphic.
uIone bv Mr.. Bolton added much to
the endowment of the occasion. Refresh
Units w. of ice cream, cake. sandwiches and
iamonade were passed and a very
Olsasant time enjoyed by all present. In
Tr Cranes school Arthur Peak had no
norks Mabel Mackie was absent one
halliday, and Harold Ainsworth, William
Allen Carl Gilbert and Paul Taylor were
absent one day. In department Frank
Alien stood 99A and William Allen.
Minnie WEIGH and Gladys Knapp 80 IL.
t. The pupils in Mr.. Cranes school
presented him with nice toilet set as a
token of their respect and esteem. In
Miss Chambers school those having no
marks were Ernest Bolton, Shirley Goss.
Carlos Morse and Henry Woods. Reu-
hen Num- was absent one-half day and
Emily Morse, Marion Chandler and
Phlo Robinson one day. In department.
Henry Woods stood 90 As, and Ernest
Bolton 90 ITO. The pupils in Miss
Chandler's school presented her with
several nice gifts.
Mrs. Mary Mcdonald, who has been
at lanes Stevenson's, returned to,Cam-
bridge Mass, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Harriet Mcdonald and grandson
J. I al
day. on the way to their home in Ports
mouth, n. H.
Mrs. Sherman WEIGH has been quite
sick the past week.
The central office of the Molly Falls
Telephone Co. was moved last week
from Mrs. NJ S. Hunts to Erwin Ho-
bart's. 1t is four years last March since
Mrs. Hunt took the central, it being
first placed in J. c. F. Richter's store.
During that time it has increased from
FIVE lines and 60 patrons to IS lines and
2l7 patrons. Mrs. Hunt has done good
work in the central office and given good
service when the lines have been in good
shape 1t is a most difficult position to
occupy and all should be as lenient as
possible toward the operator.
James Stevenson has bought the place
at East Peacham known as the David
COrbett place.
Harvey Burbank of Danville was in
town on school business, Saturday.
All are pleased to learn that Rev. ]. K.
Williams is to settle in town, having
bought Moses Martins house.
Work on the new library building is
progressing. The reading room is al
ready completed.
Mrs Lena Barber of Danville has been
aguest at George Stoddard's the past
week.
Rev, Mr.. Farman and his daughter,
Mrs. Roy Coursen, went last Tuesday to
Lunenburg, where they are to hold a
series of camp meetings.
Miss Ruby Wilson has gone to Prov
idence, X. l.
Frank Kimball's brother and family
from Barre have been visiting relatives
in town.
The Ladies Aid will serve ice cream on
the church lawn, Saturday, July 10.
Arson Mcdonald has gone to Walden
to be absent one week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stevenson were in
st. Johnsbury, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Hardy and
daughter came to the Mountain View
House, Sunday, to board.
Miss Mary Bailey has returned from
her visit at South Hadley Falls.
Walter Butson and family are visiting
his father, William Butson.
Miss Anna Blanchard goes to Burling-
ton this week.
Howard Hebblethwaite of Deal Beach,
n. is expected Friday at Mountain
View House.
Rev. Mr.. Myers of Groton occupied the
congregational pulpit last Sunday.
The young people went to Martins
Pond and DEVILS Hill on picnic, Mon
day.
Miss Mabel Chandler.is working in the
Molly Falls central telephone Office
Edward Hansen of Concord, N. H lis
visiting his niece, Mrs. Fred Taylor.
Mrs. Harriet Swanson has gone to
Danyille to work for Mrs. Marshall
Stocker.
A pension has been allowed Mrs. Chloe
l. Adams of East Peacham at the rate
OF twelve dollars per month from May
10, 1909.