St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-09-07
LYNDON.
Extensive, Repairs on School House
Barn for Morgan Horses Built.

Extensive, Repairs ON School House
Barn for Morgan Horses Built.
Extensive repairs have been made
on the school house. The old gut
tiers have been replaced by new ones,
a partition removed from the two
rooms on the east side of the second
floor, new seats and black boards
put in and arrangements made for
furnace heat in the room. The lower
room on the east side has also been
rearranged and repaired. Henry
Stone had charge of the work.
Parties from Massachusetts, have
just completed a nice large horse
barn at E.. H. Hoffman's for the &C
commodation of large number of
Morgan horses.
E. H. Hoffman has just laid the
foundation for a fine new barn 70
feet long.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Morse and son
Leslie have been visiting two or three
days at East Concord.
ed at w. H. Bowker's last Thurs
day and Friday.
W. T. Morse and children spent
Sunday at Passumpsic - with his
brother, A. F. Morse.
Mrs. Hazen Blood returned the
first of the week from Whitefeld,
N H., where she had been to assist
in caring for her sister, who was i'll.
Miss Allie Warner came home
Thursday from Sugar Hill, N. H.,
where she has been working through
the sumner and on Monday she return
ed to Montpelier to attend the Semi
nary the coming year. Miss Warner
is in the senior class.
J. H. Bixby of Rumford, Me-, has
hired the lower fat in Scott Far
NUNS three tenement house near the
depot and moves his family here
this week.
Dennis Guyer has sold his house
to. William Rollins of Barton, a
travelling salesman for Kimball
Bros. and Co., of Enosburg Falls.
Mr.. Guyer has purchased the Fay
place at East ST. Johnsbury and
moves there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Withers and
daughter came home for few days
from Greensboro, where Mr.. With
ers has been working for several
weeks.
Alex Aldrich is suffering with abb
scesses on his face.
Mrs. Elias Locklin is very i'll at
William Williamson's and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gertrude Holder, of Barre,
| is here to care for her.
II. B. Bradley bought the Elias
| Locklin farm at the auction last Sat
urday for $3.50.
The old dam at w. Fl. Arkley's mill
went out and Mr.. Arkley is building
a new wood dam at an expense of
about $500.
S. N. Farnum has bought the Carl
Bill place in Hadleyville of Henry
Stone Mr. Farnum also bought G..
| K. Hodges stock of hardware.
E. H. Hoffman goes this week to
| White River Junction to the state
| fair with an exhibit of % Morgan
horses.
| Miss Fife Hunter of Boston is Wis
| iting her parents.
| J. G. Hadley, a long time resident
| of this town, died last Thursday at
Brightlook hospital Mr. Hadley has
| been very active, hard working
man, and though in advanced years
| and feeble health he could not will
ing1y remain idle but continued
| active until a few weeks ago. He
| at one time owned and operated a
steam carriage shop and lumber
| dressing mill and was also a con-
tractor and has erected many build
ings in this vicinity. Mr.. Hadley
| was good neighbor and kind hus-
and two daughters, Mrs. John Bean,
and Miss Lillian Hadley. The funer-
al was held at his residence Saturday
at two O'Clock by Rev. e. G. French
of Lyndonville.