St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-11-08
PEACHAM.
Brief Record of Some Social Gather
ings-PersonaI Mention.

ingS-PerSOnal Mention.
A very enjoyable Halloween par
| ty and box supper was given at
Ewell's Hollow schoolhouse, Tuesday
evening, Oct. 81. The program pre-
pared by the teacher, Miss Glenn
Chandler was especially good and
was as follows: Song, .sWhere the
Sweet Kentucky Flows Pearl Abbie
Oderkirk; Pantomime, t'The Battle
of Glenhein''; recitation, '*The Three
Dogs" Helen Arlene Sanborn; reci-
tation, 1.-THE Smallest Boy George
Gilman Chandler; song, Autumn,
j the school In the pantomime the
characters were all dressed alike to
represent ghosts and the reading OF
the sketch was by Miss Chandler. Elk
cellent music was furnished during
the evening by Bert Moody on his
/ graphophone. The room was deco
rated in Halloween style with jack
! 'o-lanterns and with the lights turn
ed down, presented a very Wierd ap-
4 pearance during the performance OF
the ghosts. After the program the
old fortune teller entered with her
Ouija board and all who cared to do
so were privileged to have their for
tunes told. The boxes, "a in number,
were sold at auction by w. S. San
born and about 81 realized which
will be used to purchase new die
tionary and globe and several pic
lures for the schoolroom.
Mr. and Mrs. George Clark have
moved to their new place at East
Peacham, known as the "Trussell
place.
Eugene Ash returned to his home
at Laconia, Thursday.
w. M, Wheeler and James Need
ham were at Barnet Thursday to at
tend the funeral of William Lind
say.
Carroll Somers will work at
South Peacham creamery this winter.
Miss Sarah Bailey went to her
school at East Cambridge, Mass, the
first of the week.
The Misses Bickford have been
putting in a new furnace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Blair were
at Harley SWasey's in West Danville,
Sunday
The lecture, ''The Big Dutch"
Thursday evening was not attended
by large crowd as it was bad
night, but all who attended enjoyed
1t very much.
Archie Allen has gone to Barnet
t where he has rented rooms and will
t engage in candy making for the pres
= ent.
A most successful IIallowe'en sup
per was given by the Church aid OF
: the Congregational church, Tuesday
/. evening, Oct. 81, at the church YES
f try and town hail. The rooms and
t tables were attractively decorated
f with evergreens and mountain ash
f berries. The supper@ was served in
S Halloween style. The walters were
e Mr.. and Mrs. Harry WEIGH, Mr.. and
o Mrs. Charles Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs
S Hiram Rowe and Stafford Bayley an6
: Louise Bayley. They were attired IL
: long white gowns covered with blaci
n cats and wore Masks Soup was serv
d ed from E'The Witches Temple" by
# Misses .Bernice Blanchard and Susa1
l. Williams. The farce, ga Preciou:
r Pickle" was given by the Eas
d Peacham V. I. S., and also the farce
5 'sThe Love of a Bonnet by thu
o church aid Music was also furnish
y ed by Mrs. Ellen Gray and Stafford
Bayley and Rev. and Mrs. carlson
:, sang. The proceeds amounted t.
$ about $26.
Dr.. A. J. Mackay took his littl
s. son, Edwin, to the hospital at st
l. Johnsbury, Sunday, where an opera
IS ton was performed Monday for ade
IS noids.
e Mr.. and Mrs William Butson hav
IS winter with their daughter, Mrs
Sc winter with their daughter, Mrs
% Bonnie Darling.
Is Rev. Mr.. Abbott from Orang
b. preached at the Methodist churc
Id last Sunday.
r, Dan Farrow and his mother, Mrs
xt Millen Farrow, and Mrs. William Or
d. went to st. Johnsbury the last G
the week by auto. Mr.. Farrow ha
r gone to his work at TorringtoI
We Conn., .l.s ~ go .!ae -.e
Of Mrs. Sanderson of Ryegate is viz
IN iting at, Mary tBailey's.
n Fred Hawkins has been visit1n
IN a week at Manchester, N. H.
IT, Mrs Henry Bolton is spending
few days at Henry Hancock's at Da1
re vile.
st. The next lecture in the cours
S; comes Friday evening, Nov. 10 TT
ed dramatic reading "Esmeralda''' wi
be presented.
". Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark visite
Mr. and Mrs. William Lyster {
9r- w aterford, Saturday.
", Fred Taylor and son, Paul,
Walden, were at his fathers o. '
7r- Taylor's, Sunday.
IS, Henry Bolton was home from h
work at Green Bay, Sunday.
or James Allen of Cabot spent SUI
o; day at his home at Ewells Hollow
:. Lawrence Harvey of Greensbo1
ut, was at Frank Chambers, Sunday.
IN The friends of Mr.. and Mrs Ro
ert Esden of this town and Mr.. al
ut, Mrs. William Kicker of Woodsvill
N. H., formerly residents of Peacha
are pleased to extend congratulated
on the arrival of little great gran
daughter born at ST. Johnsbury, o.
27 to Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Thompso
ng It is seldom a baby can boast Of fo1
great grandparents.
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