St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-06-30
AT PEACHAM.

MRS. Harriet MCDONALD and grandson
Lyman Mcdonald, of Portsmouth, N. H.
k. have been visiting the past week al
at James Stevenson's.
A. l.. Peak of Ewells Hollow was in
is St. Johnsbury, Saturday.
: Mrs. Ida Exley closed very successful
S. term of school at East Peacham, Friday.
The children enjoyed picnic on David
;e Stevensons meadow.
Il Rev. Mr.. Farman had driven to pas
ture to milk his COWS last week Tuesday
night and during the severe thunder
shower loud clap of thunder frightened
his horse, which ran toward the Corner
o at full speed, but was stopped below
e Leslie Adams house by Orwell Aims
5 worth, The wagon was nearly de-
, molished, but no other serious damage
was done save the spiling of that nights
! milk. Mr. Farman was fortunate
enough to escape unhurt, but it was an
experience he has no desire to repeat.
James Stevenson's family with their
guests and George Chamberlain family
went to Lakeside, West Barnet, for a
picnic, Saturday. John Lamb took part
OF the party in the creamery team. The
day was spent in boating and fishing. A
hsh dinner was cooked and served at
two O'Clock on the long picnic table by
the lake. This was followed by cake,
ice cream and fruit. A very pleasant
time was enjoyed by all present.
Quite number of the M. w. A. went to
Qanville, Sunday, to attend the funeral of
William Hastings.
Harry Crane, teacher at Ewelrs Hol. |
low, went to Danville Thursday evening
to attend the reception given Mr., and |
Mrs. E. K. Allen.
Miss May Emerson closed a successful
term OF school at the Corner district,
Friday, June 25. A picnic was held on
the beautiful grounds at 1.-The Willows"
Inc pupils having no absent marks were
Ellen Bayley, Vera Jennison, Ruth Nc
kaughlin, Homer Adams, CLYDE Adams.
Francis Schmailing and Isaac Phillips
Margaret Darling was absent only one
day. There were 10 scholars and only
tour were absent more than four DAYS.
This is pretty good record
The W. c. T. U. met with Miss Laura
Bailey, Thursday. The teachers of the
town were invited to discuss the matter
OF temperance in their schools, but only
one was present. A dainty lunch was
served.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Ramsey and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Chamberlain visited at
George Chamberlain's last Monday.
Leslie Lackie and Leland Mckinley :
visited James Allen. Monday, and en-
Joyed the day fishing at Mud Pond.
Rev. Fred Williams, pastor of the I
Methodist church will preach Sunday :
july 4, from the following text: Build =
We battlements around the roofs"
Rev. ]. K. Williams, pastor of the Con.
gfegational church for the past 20 years. y
preached his farewell sermon last Sun +
day. 1t was fine discourse and listened
TO by large congregation. tits thought
and hoped that Mr.. Williams will remain c,
IN town. The pulpit will be supplied F
Sunday from Groton.
REPAIRS are being made on the Meth t,
odlst church. 1t will be painted and Il
papered, new chimney built and it is "
expected furnace will be put in before B
winter.
:, Kew. and Mrs. Fred Williams went
tuesday, to the preachers meeting at
~yndonville. in
The ladies of the Methodist church will m
erVe ice cream and cake on the church
avn Saturday evening, July 8. pa
The Ladies Social will meet Wednes- ar
lay with Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Hobart ~
Dinner will be served. to
Mrs. Clarissa Clark is in town for the ~ ~
ummer. ~
Five babies were baptized last Sunday NJ
y Rev. J. K. Williams. They were Cor. M
lon Young, Clifford Robinson. Wilson
,,h.resher, Margaret Lamb and Paul 10
>inne. A'
Mrs. Fred Williams, who has been on a III
isit to Sawyerville. P. O., returned W.
during the thunder storm Friday after REL
Don lightning struck in front of Harry DO
Veich.s, tearing up the earth but doing Pc
o serious damage.
All regret that word has been received no
ON M. B. Chaffee, PRINCIPAL of The
cademy, that he will be unable to re. we
urn this year. eve
The examinations for free tuition at the
1 a Academy were held Wednesday and hat
thursday by Mrs. John Varnum' Ten airs
ook the examination.
Clyde Green and RAYMOND Osooo5 has
ISL harry Crane at Peacham, Fri D
ay' POI
The plans for the M. W. A. camn Of v
eacham are rapidly progressing. About has
members have been secured and the mo-
IMP will be organized in the near future. F
Paris Green IS cents, Cream Tartar H.
cents, 80 cent Jap Tea 38 cents, so N
mt Black Tea 38 cents, Fancy Seeded Wo
alsl IN cents, Lenox Soap cents, St D
htnssbnry Crackers "a cents, Blood Red n
ut Salmon cents, Eggs "a cents at era era
ellis store, West Danviile. wee
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