St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-03-16
AT PEACHAM.

| successful operation for gall stones at
Brightlook hospital last Monday. She
is gaining fast and expects to be able to
leave the hospital, March %. Mr.. Craig
visited her Saturday.
ID. w. Moody and Leon Snow returned
| from Boston Friday.
Wilbur Blodgett of Waterford has
| bought the Morris Taylor farm. Posses
| sion is given at once and he is already
| moving Mr.. and Mrs. Blodgett are
Young, newly married people and will be
given a cordial welcome to Peacham.
Roy Coursen was home from his work
at Barnet over Sunday.
Fred Taylor, John Chandler and Law
renee Harvey, who have been numbering
for Roy Bros, at East Barnet have had
to give up their jobs on account of the
roads and returned home Saturday night
Mrs. George Stoddard visited Mrs.
Lena Barber at Danville, last Friday.
Dr. A ]. Mackay went to Burlington.
Wednesday, returning Thursday. He
accompanied Miss Rubie Morrison of
West Barnet, who has gone to the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
Mrs. F. 6. Foam and daughter, Beat
rice, who have been the past week at AL
bert Peaks returned to her home at ST.
Johnsbury. Friday.
Bert Paquin OF Hampton, N. H., is cal
ling on old friends in town. He has
bought his fathers farm at East Part,
but will not move here for the present.
He will return to Hampton, Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Powers ofEast Hill is work
ing at A. L. Peaks.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Kinney expect to
go to Whitinsville, Mass, the latter
part of this month where Mr.. Kinney
has work with E. M. Taft.
The last ice of the season was cut at
Mud pond last Friday. w. S. Sanborn
has cut 1850 cakes of unusually good ice
| this season.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Stevenson, Owen
| Somers, Robert Craig and Robert Steven
| son were at Vest Barnet, Wednesday to
attend the funeral of William Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bradley were at
| West Danville, Sunday, to visit Mrs.
Laura Dana.
Mrs. Anderson and daughter of New
York, who have been visiting at Robert
Steele's, returned home Wednesday.
Fred Goslant's baby is quite sick DIR.
| A. J. Mackay and DIR. Darling held a
council, Sunday.
The Ladies Aid will give sugar social
at the M E. church, Thursday, March
II, from to 8 O'Clock. Sugar and
| doughnuts will be served and also full
supper to those desiring same.
Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Exley visited at
South Ryegate, Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs VIM. HASTE were guests
at 6. w. Esden's, Saturday and Sunday.
| Mr.. HASTE has finished work for VIM.
| John McLaren. Mr.. and Mrs. HASTE
expect to work at the Lakeside. West
| Barnet, the coming season.
Mrs. VIM. Houghton of Cabot visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Need
| ham, last week.
| The 6. A. R. and w. R. c. meeting at
Barnet was attended by good number
from Peacham. Among them were Mr..
| and Mrs. James Needham. Mr.. and Mrs.
| John Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Esden,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Wheeler, Mrs. F. E.
| Palmer, Mrs. Chloe Adams, Dan Adams,
| Mrs. A. 7. Mackay. Eight new members
were taken in, bountiful dinner was
served and general good time enjoyed
by all present.
Sadie Powers gave children's party,
| Tuesday forenoon at her home, for Ruth
| Mclaughlin. The little people enjoyed a
pleasant time with games, sliding, etc.
| The treat was pop corn and homemade
candy.
Joseph Hunter has gone to Barnet to
work a month for Claud Somers.
Mrs. Henry Wallace and two children
of Inwood, Miss Edith Peck and Mrs.
Walter Peck of Danville and Mrs. Rey-
nolds of Jacksonville, were guests at E.
D. Somers', last week.
The Missionary meeting was attended
by about IS. A fine tea was served and
the talk by Miss Florence Price was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
Jacob Trussel1 of East Peacham is in
very poor health
Mrs. Joseph Hunter gave 6 O'Clock
dinner at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Lawrence, Wednesday,
| March 9, the occasion being her birthday.
| There were present Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Blair and son, Norman, Mr.. and Mrs.
| James Stevenson and daughter, Lou
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith and Sidney
| Gle.
Rev. Fred Williams attended the recep-
ton for the new minister at Barnet Cen
ter and was one of the speakers.
Miss May Mclaughlin is expected
from her school at Newport this week.
Blanche Renfrew has returned to her
school at Barton.
Mrs. F. E. Palmer is spending two
weeks at St. Johnsbury and Danville.
A. R. Taylor of Groton was at Herbert
Blair's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Darling visited at
B. F. Gadley's at Barnet, last week.
| There were three birthday showers Of
[ post cards in town last week. Mrs
Eliza Renfrew was remembered on her
9th birthday by so post cards, two
letters, nice ring from a brother and 25
carnations from her children and grand
children. Leonard WEIGH and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Garfield Darling took dinner with
her Saturday. Blanche Partridge was
given a shower of 25 cards and Mrs
Crown at South Peacham received 10
it being her 10th birthday.
Rev. and Mrs. Farman were at ST.
Johnsbury, Monday.
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