St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-10-30
Peacham
Allen Caldwell Injured in a Saw
MiII-More State Road Work


MiII-More State Road Work
Allen Caldwell who lives on the
DanVille road near the Peacham line
got badly hurt Saturday in his saw
mill He was working at the pIaner
when a piece of board flew and struck
him on the hip cutting deep cash
DR.. Pache of Danville dressed the
wound and it is hoped he will soon
be able to be around.
1t has been thought advisable by
the county road commissioner to
lay out more money on the state
road above EWell's Hollow. So work
by Road Commissioner Andrew Has
tie and men has been resumed for a
few days.
Warren Harrington cut his hand
very badly last week on a glass door
knob.
Miss Ethel Howe of the North
Part was a great sufferer last week
from an abscess in her nose caused
by scratch. She is better at pres
emit.
The senior class 10 will give a
Halloween party at Academy Hall
Friday evening, Nov. 1. Proceeds
are to go for the benefit of the class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pillsbury
of Mortified, who recently purchas-
ed Albert Peaks farm, moved here
Monday but will go in a few days to
West Barnet where Mr.. Pillsbury has
job to drive the creamery team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peak are. to move into
what is known as 1.-The Corbett
house at East Peacham owned by
James Stevenson.
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Mrs. Emily Bliss of Williston and
Mrs. George Clark of town visited
their brother, Mark Wheeler Mon
day, October 20. 1t was the first
time the brother and sisters had met
together for some time.
Mark Wheeler was at Walden one
day last week.
George Graham of Washington is
relatives in town.
Miss Stella Wilson, who teaches at
EwelIs Hollow, visited Miss Iona
Blaine at West Barnet, Saturday and
Sunday.
The pupils of the East Peacham
school will give Halloween play on
Oct, 81, at East Peacham !
to be followed by a box
supper.
Mrs. Roy Coursen has sold her
farm to her father, Rev. H. J. Far
man. He expects soon to leave for
Tennessee where he will resume his |
work of preaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Peak and Mr..
md Mrs. Clarence Pillsbury were at
st. Johnsbury Thursday.
The chicken pie supper given by
he ladies' social at the Methodist
Testry Thursday evening was very
about $25 being cleared
Mrs. Andrew Whitehill was taken
lutte i'll one day last week but is
better at present.
Miss Elizabeth Parker goes Tues
lay to Deal, N. J., to attend the we'd
ling of her niece, Miss Louise Hardy.
The Ladies' Social will have a So
'ial and serve dinner at the Metho-
list vestry Tuesday, Nov. 5.
Mrs. Frank Shaw was at Montpel-
er part of last week and attended
he governors reception. Mr.. Shaw
home with her to stay ever
sunday.
Miss Minnie EMERSON was home
rom her school at Bradford over
sunday.
Miss Margaret Chapman is spend
ng a few days at home.
Twelve of the young people gave
progressive supper Saturday eve
ling and had very enjoyable time.
he first course was served at Miss
Elsie Choate's; the second at Mrs.
ida Blanchard's and the last at Miss
larry Mclaughlin home at South
'eacham.
Miss Geneva Chandler expects to
egin work in the N. E. telephone
flee at Danville in the course of a
Teek or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Fisher and
hildren of Danville visited at G. E.
'arrington's Sunday. Mrs. Earring
ON is Mrs. Fishers sister.
There will be a spelling school Fri {
ay evening, Nov. 1. A program will :
e given. Refreshments of ice cream
nd cake will be served, also home ,
lade candy.