St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-09-08
AT PEACHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Blake Of East Barre
are visiting at E. NJ. Wheeler's.
Harley Clark of Danvile and Mary
Clement of St. Iohnsbury visited at
George Clark's Thursday.
Charles Way, Gertrude and Frank
Way of St. Johnsbury visited in town
last week
Mr.. and Mrs Bluett of North Danville
were visitors in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Pelow of Walden
visited at George Chamberlain's and
Arson McDonalds Friday and Saturday,
Last Saturday forenoon as Lewis
Douse of East Part was about to COM
plete job of cutting telephone poles,
having only tour more to cut, the axe
slipped making an ugly wound in his
foot. AS he was some distance from
home he made his way with difficulty
and was badly exhausted on reaching
the house. The doctor was called and
several stitches had to be taken. Mr..
Douse is quite unfortunate as he cut his
foot in almost the same place few years
ago.
What came near being serious acct
dent occurred at North PeaCham Friday.
AS Albert Peak was loading grain on the
farm of Rev. Mr.. Farman, the horses
suddenly started, cramped the wagon,
and tipped it over. The rave of the rack
struck Mr.. Peak full in the side breaking
one rib and fracturing two more. He
has been confined to the bed since the
accident and suffering greatly.
Miss Mary Martin and niece Margaret
Bailey of St. Johnsbury have been visit.
ing Mr.. and NJ S. Hunt
Miss Nellie Powers was given sur.
prise Friday evening, it being her 18th
birthday. About 70 were present who
enjoyed social time with games and
dancing Cake and ice cream were
served and nearly 40 gifts left as
pleasant reminders of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Smith of East
Haven, who have been visiting at L. A
Paquin's returned home Saturday.
Bert Paquin and Jerry Hutton arr
visiting relatives in Michigan.
The friends of Harry E. Crane o
Danville, former c. c. G. S. graduate
and a teacher in town. will be interested
to know that he will go to Burlington
to take a course at the University o
Vermont.
Carl Gilbert of Danville was visitor
at Horace Ewell's Saturday. He has SC
far recovered from his recent severe i'll
ness as to be able to attend school,
Mrs. Peter Wesson of Danville has beer
the guest of Mrs F. E. Palmer the past
week.
Harvey Wheeler has been suffering
from an abscess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles EMERSON ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Woodward were
at St. Johnsbury last week Tuesday tC
attend the funeral of Mrs. Moses Craig.
Lincoln Camp, M. w. of A., held E
special meeting Thursday evening, Sept
2, at Academy Hall. F. 0. Palmer, state
deputy head consul of Burling ton, was
present and gave some fine remarks or
woodcraft. The camp starts out under
very favorable circumstances, everything
is harmonious and the outlook for {
prosperous organization is very good
The meetings will be held every tive
weeks hereafter. the first and last Thurs
davs of each month.
Miss Sara Bailey returns this week t
her school at Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. c. A. Bunker is quite i'll.
Miss Genevieve Prentiss goes this weel
to her home in Massachusetts.
The Ladies Social will meet Wednes
day with Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. SIGNALLING
Dinner will be served.
Frank Pollard and his mother, Mrs
Mary Taisy, visited in Marshheld las
week.
Louise Blanchard is home from Bosto
for two weeks.
Mrs. Eben Taylor from Massachusetts
is visiting friends in town.
A Molly Falls telephone was installe
last week in W. Morse's house, which
to be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Snow.
Eliza Adams, who has been spendin
the summer in Europe, is at her mothers
Mrs Chloe Adams, few days, befor
returning to her school in Pennsylvania
Miss Mabel Bacher is working in tn
Molly Falls central telephone Office.