St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-10-20
NORTH DANVILLE
Rehabilitation of Church October 26
and 27-PerSOnaIs.
CAlice P. Massey, Correspondent

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and 27-PersOnals.
(Alice P. Massey, Correspondent
The services at the Baptist church
will be discontinued until Sunday,
October "a, on account of the re-
pairs. Unless something unforeseen
hinders, the rededication services
will be held Tuesday and Wednesday,
October 26 and IT. The public are
ming, and to all of the services on
Wednesday.
About so couples attended the
Junior dance Friday night. Good
music and a good time was enjoyed.
Another will be given in three
weeks.
George Simpson, who is in a seri-
GUS condition was taken to the hospi-
tai at St. Johnsbury Thursday. Mrs.
Simpson and children are at their
home here after spending the sum-
mer in Wheelock
b. A. Clifford and daughter, Flor
ence, are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M Goodwin and
son, Raymond, of Woodsville, N. H.,
spent Sunday at their son, Horace
Goodwin's.
Mrs. Gardiner Sanborn and son,
Charles, visited her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Kittridge, at Walden the
first of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Hubbard and
two children have been at the home
of her parents at Greensboro and
relatives at Sheffield the past few
days.
Mrs. Wallace Nutting and Mrs.
Raymond Nutting of Danville visit
ed Mrs. Wallace Nutting's brother,
William Shattuck, Thursday.
Jason Robinson left Saturday for
Boston. He is not decided as to his
remaining all winter.
f. E. Allen and family visited at
E. A. Gray's at St. Johnsbury Center
Sunday.
Daniel Friend and family of st.
visited at Ludger Duclos'
Sunday.
Mrs. William Clement entertained
her Sunday school class at Tinker |
at Joe's pond Saturday.
Congratulations are extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tilden on the ar
rival of an eight pound boy, Edward |
Charles, born October 10. Mrs. En-
ma Wells of Passumpsic is the at
tending nurse and DR.. Pache physi-
clan.
Under the North Church society
Rev. Mr.. Wilcox will deliver lee
ture at the church October 10 sub
iect, England, My Native Land,
followed by a harvest supper.
H. E. Ranney commences making
cider October IS at Vallier's shop.
Jr. o. u. A. NJ. will give a dance
1T Weeks hall October Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Powers of
were callers at Mrs. Liz
lie Stanton's Saturday. Mrs. Powers
vas Stella Church who taught school
lere several years. Mrs. George Bal
GU of Waterford came with them and
,alled on Mrs Horace Goodwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Varnum of
Teffersonville were in the place Sat
lrday to attend the auction of the
property of the late Mrs. Fred Green,
lis mother. The place was struck OF
o Byron Varnum at $1,000, the
wood to H. Goodwin. Pieces OF fur
liture of Mrs. Carrie RussloW were
old. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green
# St. Johnsbury attended the auc-
ion.
F.. E. Allen had young creature
hoke to death last week by eating
rass.
Osborne Ward of st. Johnsbury
vas in the place the past week visit
ng friends and relatives.
Mrs. Harold Ward was pleasantly
eminded the evening of October
hat it was her birthday by sur
rise party. About 40 were present
1cluding relatives and friends from
t. Johnsbury and Danville.
Walter Pierce and family or
Lorse's Mills visited at Wallace
[orse's Sunday. They were neigh
ors of theirs living on the place
1rmerly owned by Frank Emerson
The friends of George Simpson are
cry sorry to learn of his serious con-
itior..
INTENDED for last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adna Clifford spent
le weekend visiting at Austin Will
ans at Cole Corner and also Mr..
lifford's sister, Mrs. Charlotte San
orn
Mrs. George Drew, Mrs. William
LcDowell and daughter, Edith, at
ended a meeting of the d. of L. at
lover Wednesday.
Mrs Elvira Badger leaves this
eek for Morrisville where she will
,end the winter with her brother.
er friends are sorry to have her go.
Doris Cartee of Thetford, who is
tending Lyndon institute spent the