St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-11-27
Danville
Reception to Mrs. Osbourn by the
b. B.'s-SchOOIs CIosed-Per-
sonal Occurrences

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b. B.'s-SchOOIs CIosed-Per-
sOnal Occurrences
Mrs. Jeanette Osbourn, who has
spent the summer in our village,
was given a reception at the home OF
Mrs. n. West, by the Club of the
B. B's., of which mrs. Osbourne is a
member. Twenty-four ladies were
present, each bringing to Mrs. Os-
bourn a different Photographic view
of Danvile. Dainty refreshments
were served and very enjoyable af-
ternoon passed.
The w. G. T. U. met the 18th at
Mrs. Lewis Fishers. Nine members
we're present and refreshments were
served.
f. ]. Preston returned from hunt
ing trip last Monday bringing home
a large deer.
Miss Minnie Langmaid who at
tended school at Montpelier comes
today to spend Thanksgiving with
her aunt, Mrs. j. w. ellis.
The village was in darkness last
Sunday evening, an electric wire
being broken by the high wind
which prevailed.
A son was porn to Mr.. and Mrs
Newton Page Nov. Is.
Warren Sturdevant, the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Kings
bury, OF Montpelier, was brought
here for burial last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Burbank,
Mrs. Charles S. Dole, Mrs Will Dole, |
Mrs. Drum Stevens, Mrs. Charles E. |
LIDbey, Mrs. M. v. B. Dow and Mrs.
Bell Morse attended the district |
meeting of the order of the Eastern |
Star held at West Burke last week
Tuesday evening.
All the schools in town closed Fri
day night for the Thanksgiving re-
cess. Principal lockwood is spend
ing the week at Johnson, Miss Sars-
field, assistant teacher in the high /
school has gone to her home in Mas
Mrs. campbell, the pri-
mary teacher is spending Thanksgiv-
ing, at st. Johnsbury, and Miss Mae
Wilson is spending her vacation at
Those from here who attended
he Masonic district meeting at
Lyndonville last Thursday evening
we're, Charles s., DOie, Herman Os-
good, w. B. Hodgdon and Charlie
Dole.
A box supper and dance was CIV
n by the basket ball boys at the Py- t
hian hall last Wednesday evening.
The proceeds are to be used to pur-
base new basket ball suits. The Z
irst game of the season is TO be q
played on Thanksgiving evening G
With the F. c. A. of st. Johnsbury.
Danville Grange will hold it's t
egular meeting Tuesday evening, '
)ec. 8. 1t will be election of officers.
Miss Grace Hoyt of Lowell, Mass, J
) spending the Thanksgiving vaca- 4
ion with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S
!. B. Hoyt.
Mrs Mary Hartshorn visited rela- e
ives at st. Johnsbury last week. b
FRS. Harry Smith, formerly Maude
lennerson of Concord, N. H., call t.
d on friends here last week. v
Joe NORTH, Charles Fellows, Wal 2
er Peck and Harvey Peck were the
uccessful deer hunters in town this g
ear. o
The Ladies Library association v
ED a food sale at the library last v
afternoon.
The ladies of the Methodist church
Let at the church last Thursday az
srnoon for the purpose of sewing on n
othing which was donated to Char n
IS COllluS Cu1lQI0u WuOS0 AOIu0
as recently destroyed by fire :,
J. E. Tinker has been connned to
lie house the past week with a Sc
ere cold. n
Mrs. Albert ingalls, is seriously =
|. "
Frank Danforth of Corinth is Wis
ing his sister, Miss Bell Danforth. 81
z. T. Kittredge lost valuable
wv last week =,
Issac Colby of Fitehburg was a =
lsiness visitor in town last week. Ct
Miss Clara ellis who is attend
g high school at Keene, N. H., is
,ending her Thanksgiving vacation
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
rs. J. w. ellis. pt
Mrs. John Bandy of Barnet spent tt
few days the latter part of last tr
eek visiting her sisters, Mrs. Harry r
anforth and Mrs. Charles H. Viii pl
n. sc
Miss Chrisie Cushman of East to
arnet was the guest of her friend, til
rs. Ernest Moore last week. sc
E. E. Badger of Hyde Park and Ell
n, Merton Badger, who has III
,sition at New York city were sc
tests at Dana Badgers over Sun p1
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