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

work on the addition to Gil6llan &
Chase's store, and Bert Arlen, John
Lang and Bert Galbraith have gone to
Concord to build barn.
DR.. Robert Hazelton of Lebanon was
in town Monday to attend Mrs. Peck's
funeral.
w. l. Campbell and family of Ryegate
spent Sunday with Mrs. M. +. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Gibson of St. Johns
bury visited at ]. W. Robinson's Sunday.
Truant officer c. B. Whitney spent
Monday searching for four small boys,
who ran away from school, but was
not successful in finding them. Late in
the evening they returnedto their homes.
Ralph Flanders of New York City
was at Walter Johnson's over Sunday.
Russell Lowrey was home from st.
Tohnsbury over Sunday. He likes his
place very much and his many friends
wish him all success in his new position.
Harvey Burbank, district superintend-
ent of schools, was in town Monday.
Mrs. Leslie Gilbert is spending a few
days with sister, Miss Lou Berry, at
Lyman, N. H.
Milo J. Kinney and his mother, Mrs.
K. NJ. Kinney. have sold their farm to
John Morrison, of Ryegate, but posses
sion is not to be given until fall.
Charles ]. Ufford, and his grandson
from New York City spent several days
at c. b. Whitney's. last week, and went
from there to Barton to make short
visit.
William Perry's wife and daughter
Margaret OF St. Johnsburv were guests
of his sister, Miss Anna Perry, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Douse of Peacham
visited Mrs. Douse's other, Mrs. Meroa
Nelson, Monday.
All the men around town were invited
up to Milo McLaren's last Wednesday
to assist in raising his new barn.
Mrs. c. B. Whitney and Mrs. Nellie
Drew spent Monday in Woodsville, visit
ing Mrs. Whitney's sister, Mrs. Sargent
Ralph Flanders and sister Florence Of
Pawtucket. R. L., the guests of Mrs
Mary Gil6llan.
The higher grade of the village schoo
has closed and Miss Thorn will finish
Miss Douglas week in the primary room
as Miss Douglas intends to go to Cali
fornia with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Smith spent severa
days last week with their daughter, Mrs
Chester Somers, in Peacham.
c. B. Whitney will have tenemen
finished off in the ell part of his house tcl
his wife's sister, Mrs. Sargent, OF Woods
vile, who will make her home there.
Mrs. Cummings Somers spent Satur
day with her son Chester at Soutl
Peacham.
The Odd Fellows memorial service
were held in the Congregational churc
Sunday with large number OF member
present. The sermon was delivered b
Rev. Guy Roberts, his text being 9TH
good Samaritan.
The rear of one of the largest log drive
that has gone down the Connecticut TO
many years is Just above the village an
the meadow near the river has the al
: pearance of small white city, bein
: covered for some distance with the rive
mems tents.
! c. Greateaux of Brunswick, Me-, we
guest at Willis Clough's during tt
past week.
Mrs. George Hines of Tilton, N. H
and Miss Josephine Owens of Barto
were guests at Hiram Miles last week.
| Miss Zoe Richardson has gone
Waterford to work for Mrs. Floy
Blodgett.
Earl Whitehill is home from St. johns
bury sick with the measles
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bocash an
. daughter Myrtle were the guests of M
and Mrs John Potter several days las
I week.
Great bargains in millinery To redu'
my stock of millinery goods at Barne
|, will sell hats and trimmings at cost &c
the next two weeks, beginning Wedne
day, June 9. l.. M. Morse.
The joint basket picnic and graduate
exercises of the town schools will be he
{ at Barnet village, Friday, June IS. Ba
game in the forenoon, and exercises ;
Town Hall at O'Clock. All are cordis
v ly invited.