St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-08-17

Mrs. Moses Edmunds, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs O. w. Taylor, returned to Con-
cord, n. H., Friday.
The visitors IN town last week in
Guided Mrs. Priscilla Niles of Mime
sofa and Mrs. Elizabeth Allen and
granddaughter, Priscilla, of Weston,
Mass, at Mrs. Clark's. Alice Rem
frew OF Manchester, n. h, at Anna
RenfreW's; Allen Wilson and MIR.
and Mrs Bert Wilson and daughter
of Providence, R. l., at John Wilson's;
Miss Stowe of Massachusetts a guest
of Miss Elsie Hooker; Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller and daughter, Ruth, at Lydia
StrobridgeS; Mrs. Elizabeth kiner-
son of Reading, Mass, guest of Miss
Laura Bailey; Miss Jessie Pennington.
of ST. JohnsDury, at George Stoddard's.
Miss Mabel Chandler wild teach
the fall term of school at Peacham
Corner.
Mrs. Horace EweIl, Mrs w. S. San
born and daughter, Helen, Mrs. Moses
Edmunds and Frank Taylor were at
st. Johnsbury Wednesday,.
A daughter, Mary Louise, was
born at Peacham August 10, 20 Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Sulham, and grand
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Craig.
Mrs. Albert Peak, who has been in
poor health for some weeks, went
to BrightloOk hospital Monday.
The Methodist Sunday school picnic
Friday was attended by about rs
people. Owing to failure on the part
of the one appointed to look up a
suitable place, the picnic was held on
the grounds of A. L. Peak, which
proved to be a fine place. The ball
game at o'clock between the East
Part and EwellS Hollow teams was
very exciting and proved to be the
fastest game played in Peacham this
season. The batteries for East Part
were Gilbert Needham and John
Bridge, and for Ewell's Hollow, James
Allen and William Allen. Fred Stod-
dard acted as umpire of the game
which resulted in a score of 3 to
Is in favor Of Ewell's Hollow. Spec
ial mention may be made of William
Aliens playing, which was exception
ally good.
Miss Gladys Gibson of Walden is
visiting her grandfather, Arson Nc
Donald, and her aunt, Mrs. James
Stevenson.
Fred Taylor has been haying
a part of the past week for Robert
Craig at Cabot.
Mrs. Roy COurSen will teach the
fall term of school at Harvey.
The members of Mrs. Ella Choates
Sunday school class with their friends
to the number of about As enjoyed
picnic at Lakeside Saturday. The
day was spent in boating and fishing.
Mrs. James Needham, Gilbert Need
ham and Mrs. May McAllister and
friend were at South Cabot Tuesday.
NJ. NJ. Wheeler was at Danville
Tuesday and Thursday.
Asa Wesson, Danville; DR.. Harris
horn, St. Johnsbury; and Mrs. Brock
way were at J. N. Sargent's Friday.
Hosea Blair of East Clifton, p. O.,
and Ernest Balm and Mrs. Erwin Elan
ders of Stewartstown,- N. H, are guests
at Herbert Blair's.
Herbert RIaiT Hosea blair and FIR
nest Balm were at st. Johnsbury Sat
urday.
Emaund Taft of Whitinsville,
Mass, is visiting his uncle, G. w. Es-
den.
Mr. and Mrs. Burns Gamrael of
Inwood were callers at j. NJ. Sargent
Sunday
Edward Num- of Danville~ visited
his father at Eugene Shaw's Sunday:
DR.. Laurie Morrison and family of
Burlington are visiting relatives in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stevenson were
at McIndoes Sunday.
Robert Stevenson of Barnet was at
Robert Craig's Sunday
William Houghton and family of
Cabot visited at James Needham' S
last week.
Mrs Ida Hayes was at Marshfield
several days last week.
John Bridge and Edward Moore ex-
pect to return to their work as Or
ford \. H, Tuesday
Stella Mcdonald and Sadie Storki-
mer of Boston are guests of Mrs.
Hattie Swanson.
Claire Wallace Of Inwood is visit
ing her grandfather, E. D. Somers.
Mrs. Worth, who has been visit
ing at E. d. Somers' and Fred Pol
lard's. has gone to Barnet.
Mrs. Alice Davis and Mrs. Charles
Exley of South Ryegate are visitors
at o. b. Exley's.
The G. A r. and W. R. C. are
planning a picnic at the Lakeside to
take place in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Clark were at
st. Johnsbury Thursday.