St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-01-29
DanviIle
A Double Birthday Party-BasIket
Ball, Grange and Local News

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Ball, Grange and Local News
About 25 ladies gathered at the
home of Mrs. Nelson Dole last
Monday afternoon to celebrate tht
birthdays of Mrs. Durant and Mrs.
Lizzie Rowe. The afternoon was
most pleasantly spent with readings
music and refreshments.
Ernest Hartshorn has purchased
the Ingalls, property which was own.
ed by the late Abba Ingalls,. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hartshorn are TO take posses
sion at once.
Several new cases of measles have
appeared the past week, mostly
among the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Ward of
North Danville called on friends
here last Monday.
Danville basket ball club will play
the Hardwick Reserves here this
week Friday night This promises
to be a fast game as the Hard
wick's have strong team.
A social dance was held at the
Pythian Hall last Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Stocker, Mr..
and Mrs. G. K. Libbey and Miss Eli
zabeth Norwood attended the Po-
mona grange meeting held at Hard
wick. wednesday.
Diamond Chapter, No. IA, o. X.
s., will hold a practice meeting,
Saturday evening, Feb. /, at 1880
sharp.
mis-. George Smart of Peacham
visited relatives here in town Sun
day.
day evening, Feb. 4. The first and
GGQ0nn daRraaC wi ha
six candidates. The officers will
confer the degrees. Motto, "A Man
is Rich Who Is Satisfied With What
He Has" Program: Singing by the
grange; question, What Has the
Grange Done for the Farmer? DO
You Try Every New Feed or Stock
Food Put Upon the Market? Some
Kitchen Pointers That VIII Light.
en- Woman's Arduous Labors; read
ing, Miss Anna Brickett.
The Danville basket ball team
defeated the st. Johnsbury Y. NJ
c. A. team here last Friday night by
the score of 1923. This makes five
games the team has played, win
ming four and tying the other game
with Newbury. Let us hope the
game this week Friday night with
the Hardwick Reserves will add an
other victory to their list. Line up:
DanVilIe st. j. y. M. g. A.
G. Bartlett, ( rg, Cheever
Hatch
Fisher, H. Smith, g, Lacasse
A. Smith, c, Roberts
A. Bartlett, g I, Fisk
Hoyt, Fisher, Vance, & +, Simpson
Score, 46-23. Baskets from floor,
A. Smith Z; A. Bartlett 6; Roberts
M .
c. Bartlett 2; Hoyt 2; H. Smith / /;
Vance l; Cheever 1. Goals from
fouls, Hoyt 1; Vance 1 Simpson /.
Referee, H. Morrill,. Timer. Libbey.
Scorer, Stocker. Time 3-15 minute
periods. Attendance, rs.
John d. Williams has resigned as
substitute mail carrier on r. r. ID.
route No. 1 and ]. Durant Dole has
been appointed.
Ernest Hartshorn who has been
serving as temporary mail messen-
ger from the postofice to the rail-
road station has resigned his posi-
ton and the CONTRACT for carrying
the mails is advertised sor bids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Stimson OF
Boston are visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Fellows.
DR.. Ernest Palmer who spent
many summers in Danville died on
Jan. 20 in Brooklyn, N. Y. Lately
Dr. and Mrs. Palmer have spent
their summers IN Lunenburg.
B. u. Wells, West Danville, is sell
ing 100 lbs. GRADUATED Sugar for
$495; Pillsbury's Best Flour, S1.S5;
8 lbs good Uncolored japan Tea,
$1.OO. Look for his advt. in this
paper.