St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-03
Peacham.
Spring Teachers Meeting To Be Held
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Spring Teachers Meeting To Be Held
May 9-Locals.
The spring teachers meeting will
be held at the Corner school house
on Tuesday, May 8. The afternoon
session will open at 100 and Rev.
T. A. Carlson, Rev. s. w. Hill and
Dr. A. ]. Mackay have been invited
to speak.
Mrs. Moses Edmunds and Henry
Taylor of Concord, N. H., were call
ed here Wednesday by the serious
illness of their father, O. w. Taylor.
Mrs. f. e. Palmer who has been
spending the winter at Bangor, Me-,
returned Thursday She will spend
a few days here and then go to Mas
sachusetts for a months visit.
The sugar season has been unus-
ually good in this locality more
than the average being made Rus
sell EMERSON has made 2100 pounds
from 700 trees. Most of the farm
ers have gathered their buckets.
Mrs. Isaac Peck is working for
Floriman Churchill.
Miss Sadie Boardway who's has been
working in, the Molly Falls Central
Office for some time has gone to
Corinth to work in the Washburn
Central Office.
Mrs. Ella Choate who has been
away for some time cams home last
week.
Elsie Hooker who has been spend
ing few days with her parents,
went to her school at Morrisville
Monday.
Mary Mclaughlin went to her
school at Newport Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Hobart are
to move to Groton this week where
he will work in a meat market.
Gladys Bigelow went to the hospi-
tai Of Burlington Thursday where she
had a very successful operation Sat-
urday for appendicitis. Her father
and mother accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holton Robinson are
to move to Ira Jennison's this week.
John Wilson went to Lorne, P. O.,
Wednesday to see his father, who is
81 years of age, but is in quite good
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Baird OF
Groveton, n. H., who have ben Wis
iting at Fred Powers went home
Monday Mrs. Powers went with
them for a weeks visit
Mrs. James Needham was at Bar
net Monday.
Mrs. Carl Somers visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bandy, at
Barnet Tuesday.
James Stevenson and Mrs. Joseph
Hunter were at Danville Thursday.
E. D. Somers and Oliver Cowan
were at ST. Johnsbury one day last
week
Carroll somers, Mrs. G. W. Esden,
Reginald Esden and Mrs. George
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Mrs. Herbert Ellis who has been
working at Oliver Cowan's went
away Monday. Mabel Blair is stay
ing there for the present.
M. NJ Wheeler was at Barnet Sat
urday to meet Rev. S. w. Hill who
came to preach Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hunter were
at Danville Sunday.
A baby boy arrived April 80 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver CoWan
at East Peacham.
Mr.. Hayward has returned from
West Topsham where he has been to
see his father.
The Boys Bible class met Friday
evening with their teacher, Harlan
Renfrew. Light refreshments were
served and the evening was pleasant
ly passed with games.
Mrs. Orwell Ainsworth is quite sick.
Mrs Norris Smith and child OF
Boston is spending some time at her
mothers, Mrs. Harry Quimby.
Miss Mary Bailey entertained ttthe
Sunshine Club" Saturday in honor of
Ruth McLaugh1in's birthday. Ice
cream and angel cake we're served
and birthday cake handsomely dec
grated with her name. The club are
doing fine work sewing. They made
seven dish towels Saturday, two OF
which their teacher, Mrs. McFarlane,
gave them for their sale which will
take place later. Mrs. Merritt Hunt
has donated some cloth for aprons,
Arson Mcdonald is visiting in
Walden
Fred Allen and son, James, were at
Cabot Sunday.
Miss Florence Price, Field Secre-
tary of the W H. M. u, will address
the young people Monday evening,
May at the church vestry, and Tues
day afternoon will speak again at a
missionary meeting at Miss Eliza
beth Parker's, after which tea will be
served. Those who heard Miss Price
last year enjoyed her speaking very
much.
Mrs. Moses Edmunds of Concord,
N. H., who has been here the past
week helping care for her father. o.
w. Taylor, received the sad news
Monday that her home was destroyed
by fire early Monday morning. She
left for Concord Tuesday morning.
The saddest part of the fire was the
death of the three year old nephew of
Moses Edmunds and Mrs. Fred Tay-
1or. The child was asleep upstairs
and was burned to death before the
house was discovered to be on fire, it
having caught in the upper part of
the house, and this with Mr.. Taylor's
illness is a great blow to the family.