St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-06-16
AT PEACHAM.

William c. Macdonald of Cambridge
Mass, came Saturday to board for the
summer with his cousin, Mrs. George
Chamberlain.
Miss Lena Blanchard who has beer
in Massachusetts the past winter, came
Friday to visit her aunt, Mrs. F. E.
Palmer.
Mrs. Rufus Bigelow died Sunday
night.
Mrs. William Somers of Cabot visited
friends at East Peacham, Saturday.
Mrs. Orange Taylor, who has been
quite i'll, is gaining, being able to sit up
some.
James Stevenson and Herbert Blair Of
East Peacham have been absent the past
week in the north part of the county
buying cattle. They report COWS very
scarce and high.
Mrs. Mabel Peak Foam, who went to
Moosejaw, Saskatchewan last January,
is at her fathers, Albert Peak, at
Ewell's Hollow.
William A. Mcdonald, who will be
remembered here as Abel McDonald's
son. is visiting relatives and friends in
town, the first time for II years. Mr..
Mcdonald has been the past nine years
on the Pinkerton detective force, coming
here from Florida. He brought with
him two young alligators, which have
excited great curiosity the past week at
James Stevenson's.
There is talk of starting a camp of
M1daru INOO1,1,ar ot Daan1o,,, 4La
near future.
Miss Eliza Adams, who is home from
her school in Pennsylvania, left last week
for Boston, where she will sail for
Europe, visiting Germany and other
places before her return.
Miss Elsie Hooker is home from her
school at Morrisville.
Mrs. Frances Varnum and Miss Tanette
Varnum, who have been in Florida the
past winter, returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Scott NJ. Farnum of
Lyndon were at Mrs. Clara Bailev's last
week, coming in an auto.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. lanes
Murphy has been very sick the past |
week with Inflammation of the bowels
Mrs. Abbie McClary and Miss Jamie
NJ. Blanchard came last week bringing |
with them two of Mrs. Alice Tackson's |
children from Baltimore to spend the
summer.
Miss Blanche Renfrew is home from
her school at Barton.
Miss Mabel Granger and L. c. Cook
were at Harrison McLaughlin's Sun
day.
Mrs. French, who has been visiting
Rev. and Mrs. Fred Williams, returns
this week to Sawyerville, P Q. She will
be accompanied by Mrs. Williams, who
will remain while among relatives and
friends.
Sunday, June 10, was observed as
day at both churches. 1t was
a beautiful day and both churches, which
were prettily decorated, were we'll filled.
The children looked very attractive in
their white dresses and the exercises were
very enjoyable. Rev. Fred Williams of
the Methodist church gave an excellent
talk to the children.
Willie Dunn and Mrs. Abbott visited
at Robert Steele's, Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. William Butson visited
Il Ryegate and Groton last week.
Nathan Caldwell of Topsham was
guest at Mrs. Eliza Rentrew's, Saturday.
Parker Flagg has finished work for
Fred Goslant and is boarding at Erwin
1obart's.
Minnie EMERSON had the misfortune to
tick nail in her foot Thursday.
B. L. Wells, the West Danville mer.
liant, sells Best Blood Red Salmon for
cents, Salt Pork 10 cents, 50-cent Jap
Tea 80 cents, Fancy Seeded Raisins 7
ents, st. J. Crackers "a cents, Paris
'reen 20 cents, and pays "a cents for
ggs. See his ad. in this paper.