St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-11-22
PEACHAM.
Reception by the Seniors at The
Academy-Other Social Events.

| Reception by the Seniors at The
/ Academy-Other Social Events.
| The Ver-CaI-Pe club met Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Blanchard.
A delicious dinner was served. The
hostesses were Mrs. Walter Blan-
chard, Mrs. Herbert Hooker, Mrs.
John Varnum, Mrs. William Morse,
Mrs. Ollie McFarlane, Mrs. Martha
Jennison and Miss Mary Bailey
The senior class of Peachram
Academy held a reception at Acad-
envy hail, Friday evening, Nov. IT
Nearly loo were present. The farce,
| Looking for Moore was given with
Squire Brown, Francis Somers;
Rowe; Jack Dawson, Roy Sander
son; Henry Moore, Clarence Stevens;
Susan, the maid, Stella Wilson;
James, the servant, Francis HASTE,
The hall was decorated with the
class colors of green and white. Mu-
sic for promenading was furnished
by an orchestra consisting of Kathe-
rine Hooker and Mrs. Hiram Rowe,
piano, Stafford Bayley and Hiram
Rowe, comets, and Luther Bayley
violin.
w. B. Hayward is visiting his par
ents at Topsham.
Miss Elizabeth Parker has gone
away for several weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Hunter had an opera
ton for appendicitis at her home,
Sunday night, Nov. IL and is slowly
recovering from it. She has a train
ed nurse, Miss Barnstead of st.
Johnsbury, caring for her.
taught by Miss M. Geneva Chandler,
no marks were Roberta Craig, Mari
on Craig, Madeline Morse, Mildred
Morse. Jeanette Craig was absent
only one-haIf day and Shirley Goss,
Agnes Goss, Emily Morse and Carlos
Morse were absent one day each.
The number of pupils were IL and a
fraction. The winter term began
Monday. The spelling school for
that school will take place Dee. 4.
There will also be a short program
and box supper, the proceeds to go
toward buying an organ of which
the school is very much in need.
Mrs. F. G. Foam and two children
of st. Johnsbury are spending a few
days at A. l.. Peaks.
Miss Maude Foltz of Winchester,
Mass, who has been Visiting at the
Misses Bickford's, has returned to
her home. Miss Prentiss, who in
tended to go at the same time, is i'll
with neuralgia.
very successful box supper and |
farce was given at East Peacham
school, Friday evening, Nov. II. The
farce, ga Harmonious Family" was
given, also a varied program of mu-
sic Sneaking etc All DArfOrmed |
their parts in very creditable man
ner. There we're Is boxes sold at
auction by A. L. Peak, also pop corn.
The proceeds amounted to $3.50,
which will be used for the benefit of
the school.
Frank Powers was at Groton
and Ned Somers at South
Ryegate the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pollard have
finished work for Alvin Mackay and
Mrs. Sydney Miles of Danville is
keeping house for him.
Mrs. Rena Keyser and son, Scott,
and his two daughters of Hatley, P.
O., were at Henry LaWrence's, the
first of last week.
Mrs Kate Hutchinson and Mrs.
Walter Blanchard were at ST. Johns
bury, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Butson visit
ed at East Barnet, Thursday.
Miss Anna Renfrew has returned
from her visit at Craftsbury.
Rather more than the usual num- ;
Der Of deer are reported thus far. {
It is expected that Rev. and Mrs.
Abbott will move into the Metho- ]
list parsonage this week.
The Christian Endeavor meeting
vas held at the parsonage Monday
evening.
Miss Elsie Hooker and Sara Hal
crow are both home from their ]
schools. {
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. 6
Howard HebblethWaite of Deal, N. {
r., on the arrival of a son, Luther
George, Nov. 13.
The McClary house is advertised l
or sale in the want column on the
9Th page.
The Ladies' Missionary society are /
o have FTscallop supper" at the
Town Hall on Friday, Nov. "a, from S
lalf past five till eight O'Clock, after \
which Mrs. Ida Vose Woodbury. Of
Boston is to deliver an address. Mrs. S
is considered one of the r.
,est speakers of the day and has I
poken here very acceptably in years /
,ast.
Use American Liver Tablets. /