St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-11-09
At Danyille.
Scholars on the Honor Roll for At
tendance-A Real Estate Deal.

Scholars on the Honor Roll for At
tendance-A Real Estate Deal.
The pupils in the intermediate de-
partment of the village school hay
ing no absent marks the past 10
weeks are: Helen Chalmers, Fan
ME Chalmers, Marjorie Currier, Vic
Dole, Luella Frye, Edith Plant, Mary
Plant, Pauline Plant, Brewster
Hatch, Edgar Kelley and Stanley
Page. Gladys Fellows was absent
one half day. Lila Bennett, Violetta
Green, Vivian Stocker, Edgar Eel
one day each. The following pupils
in the primary department of the
village school had no absent marks
during the past ten weeks: Matt B.
Burbank, Marshall J. Morrill,, Carl
E. Page, Frank L. Steady, Harold H.
Steady, Eva NJ. Oderkirk, Annie B.
Steady, Annette F. Stocker, Emily
Fisher. Those being absent one day
were: Ralph H. Rodgers, Stella A.
Peck, Elsie H. Peck and Emma Gre
peau. The following pupils attended
the Pumpkin Hill school ten weeks
without an absent mark: Myrtle F.
Gadipee, Edith B. Holbrook, Eleanor
G. VIM, Charles H. Birch, James
Phelps; Eugene Dawson lost one
half day, and Lillian Cox, Grace Cox
and Warren Church were absent one
day
Jennings Sturdevant has sold his
farm, stock and farming tools to
Harry Osgood and gave immediate
possession. Mr.. Sturdevant is NOV
ing into his fathers house on the
hill, and Mr.. Osgood has moved to
his farm.
Herman Osgood has moved into
tenement in Clarence Hatch's house.
Hamilton Morrill, and Harvey
Peck have gone to New Hampshire
this week for the deer hunting.
The lucky ones to capture a deer
the past week were Guy Clifford,
Fred Kingsbury, Austin Hall, w. H.
.Cass and Dana Badger.
The Victor Club had it's first meet
ing at the Congregational Church
Friday evening with a banquet for
men only, after which Frank H.
Brooks of ST! Johnsbury gave an ex-
cellent address. A fine supper was
served and the meeting was very
enjoyable.
at P. H. McDonald's over Sunday.
Charles Page and family have
gone to Boston, Mass, for the win
ter, where Mr.. Page has work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Tilton of
Boston, Mass, are visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Lizzie Tilton, for few
days.
Mrs. Joel Fisher, who has been
at Walpole, N. H., through the sum-
mer, has returned to town and with
her son will occupy the Colby house
this winter.
Miss Pearl Bell of Lunenburg was
-, 0E GA1n
Sunday.
Damon Lodge, No. 16, K. of P,
invites Apollo Lodge, No. 2, with
ladies to visit at Danville on Mon
day, November IA.
The Victor boys will meet at the
Library Friday evening of this week.
Mrs. Aurora Sanborn of North
Danville is visiting her niece, Mrs.
Leslie Hardy.
Mrs. P. H. Mcdonald has return
ed from Boston, Mass.
Mr.. Hardy, who has been visiting
his son, J. Leslie Hardy, has return
ed to Fort Warren, Mass.
The students of the town schools
go to Montpelier Thursday to visit
the legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Stocker spent
last week at Montpelier and North
field.
Miss Hattie Fisher of st. Johns
bury visited at Frank Suckers last
week on her way to Eden, where she
will serve as pastor of the Congre-
gational church there.
The Pythian Sisters will hold a
food sale and entertainment at
Pythian hall Friday of this week.
The food sale will commence at four
o'clock and a farce and musical
program at o'clock.
Rev F. w. Lewis, district. super
intendent of ST. Johnsbury, will
preach at the Methodist church Sun
day morning, November 18th.
Mrs. John Finley of st. Johnsbury
has been visiting Arch Steele.
Percy Page has gone to Troy, N.
Y, where he has a position at the
Masonic Club house.
Mrs. Charles Fellows was given a
very pleasant surprise party at her
home Thursday evening, when about
80 of her friends called and spent
the evening. Refreshments were
sc ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwyn Kingsbury of
Montpelier visited at J. D. Sturde-
wants over Sunday.
KIRBY.