St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-12-18
NORTH DANVILLE
Christmas Tree at The Stanton
School-TWO Farm sales mas
Week

Week
On Friday evening, Dec. 90, tht
Stanton school taught by Miss Kath
erlne A. Sanporn Will have Christ
mas tree. There will be exercises b.
the children and a box supper.
| Z. M Massey has soid his farm
10 Marion X. (Mrs. Tennel H.) Jam
Ison OF Farnham, p. e., ana l.. La
pant has sold his farm to John
Gagnon.
mrs. o. H. Stevens spent severa.
days the past week with her daugh.
ter, Mis-. q. A. Massey and fanny
aC st. Johnsbury, ana during her alb
sence Helen M. Massey assisted Will
the household duties at Mr.. Stevens
Max Dow Of Ryegate who, while
attending school at the ST. Johns
Dury Academy, has been a frequen
visitor at his uncle's, B. A. HATS,
expects to go to Pawtucket, r. l.,
10 take up electric lighting. He
will enter upon his new duties Jan
/, 1913.
Levi Gustin who has been in the
employ of c.. B. Stevens for the
past year, returned to his home a
rltch Bay, p. O., last Friday. His
brother, Olyn, who came down tc
visit him few. days before his re
turn remained here and will worn
for Mr.. Stevens for the present.
William r. Bell of Lunenburg
visited his daughter, Mrs. HI. p.
Stanton, last Thursday and Friday
b. A. HIATT accompanied by Henry
w. Stanton attended the annual
meeting of tho Fiat Mems club
which was held at Hale's Tavern
Wells River last Saturday evening
During the evening a game banquet
was served.
Henry Newell is stopping at o.
H Stevens and doing some chop
ping for him.
G. B. Stevens is building new
hen house. 1t is SO feet long and
IL feet wide. He has about 100 full
blood Brown Leghorns now and
intends to make that breed his spec
ialty.
The Sunday school will have {
Christmas tree with appropriate ex.
ercises at the Free Baptist church
at the village on Tuesday evening
Dec. "a.
While chopping in the woods one
day last week a tree became lodged
and B. A. Clifford climbed on an
other one to cut off a limb which
held the lodged tree. He succeed
ed all right but lost his balance.
falling some distance to the ground
and striking on the thumb of his
right hand causing a severe sprain
He is still unable to work although
the hand is doing as we'll as could
be expected.
North Danville grange, No. 358
will give a dance and box supper al
Weeks Hall, Friday evening". Dec.
20.
Miss Clara Whitcomb spent Sat
urday and Sunday with relatives al
st. Johnsbury.
Howard Powers of st. Johnsbury
by Bernie Weeks spen
Sunday at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Powers.
Mrs. Peter Gilman, who has
spent the past week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Gil
man, returned to her home in SUIT
ton last Sunday. She left her moth
or much improved from the effects
Of her recent fall.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blewitt is better
and Mrs. Fred Meade, who has beer
assisting her, returned to her home
At st. Johnsbury last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Garland, who |
have been very i'll with pneumonia
are both gaining although he is
still quite sick. Homer p. Stanton
IS able to be up and around the
house. Wallace, son of Mr.. and Mrs
w. HI. Clifford is very sick with thu
measles. Others on the sick list arc
F. Clifford from the in.
drmities of old age and H. S. Clark.
Charles FeIch will sell his Who'll,
nerd of high grade Holstein COWS at
auction Tuesday afternoon at ono
j clock.