St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-07-26
HARDWICK
brated Very Quietly-Other
Local Gossip.


and relatives in this and nearby towns
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Myron A
! Goodenough at their home in Mack
Vile last Saturday afternoon to remind
them that they had been fifty years
married. This event is remarkable
| one, insomuch as that there were hve
generations on one side of the family
tree and four on the other. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodenough are enjoying very
good health and their friends were
sincere in offering congratulations on
attaining this unusual number OF
years in living together and also wish
| ing them many more years of happy
welded life.
H A. Gravelin of Wolcott has pur-
chased a new touring car.
Miss Katherine Blackhall is enjoy
| ing a two weeks vacation from her
| duties in the household of ]. H. Nc
Loud.
VIII Heath has moved here from
Wolcott into the Lawrence house on
Vermont avenue in Sunnyside. Mr..
Heath is employed at the Pierce &
johnson garage in this place.
The time limit in which you can
! get a discount on poll taxes expires in
one week from Saturday, or Aug. 8.
These are payable to the collector of
| taxes or to the town clerk.
0. S. Rowen has purchased car
of Pierce & johnson and will use it
in his trucking business.
Mrs. Laura E. Slayton of Barre and
Lucy E. Dix and Rachael Dix of Barre
were guests the first of the week at
E. H. Slayton's.
L. I. Bishop was a guest of his son,
| Charles, in johnson, Sunday.
Master Milton Lewis of Barton is
a guest at L. I. Bishops.
Mrs. Frank Brown of Woodsville,
N. H., was a guest of her daughter,
Mrs. w. w. Mack, this week.
About a dozen tickets were sold
from this station yesterday morning
for the excursion to Burlington and
Plattsburg.
Mrs. Hugh Cushman of Morrisville
visited friends here Monday.
Mrs. Fred Eastman has been quite
i'll this week.
George Clark of Morrisville was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Henry Schneider, Jr., is the cham
pion fisherman of these parts just at
present. The first fthe week he
caught a beautiful speckled trout in
the brook in the Woodbury. gulf, which
| measured 1e3 q inches from tip to tip
|
He also landed another one in Cooper
| brook at what is known as the drop
| off" The first mentioned fish was on
exhibition in Himbalrs pharmacy
window Monday evening, and it was
greatly admired by enviOus fishermen.
Charles Wilson arrived home from
his work in Springfield yesterday
morning to attend the wedding of his
sister, Miss Grace Wilson to Albert
Gregory, which takes place today.
C. c. Binanchi and two sons left
Tuesday morning for a visit with
friends in Boston.
B. E. Cobb was in Wells River Sun
day and Monday.
Miss Lucille Angel, who has been
visiting at B. E. Cobb's, returned to
her home in Wells RIVER Sunday.
c. S. Cobb and wife and w. S. Cobb
were in Wells River Tuesday. Their
sitser Mrs. H. T. Baldwin underwent
a serious surgical operation at the
| Woodsville, N. H, hospital.
The families of w. S. Cobb and c.
H. Whitcher are spending a couple of
weeks in camp at Caspian lake.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. circuit of New York
City are visiting friends in town. Mrs.
circuit was formerly Miss Kate Pease.
.
North Calais for several days.
One Chas. Thayer of Craftsbury,
met with a mishap early Saturday
morning while driving his car down
Plank hill in this village. The car
was found in the morning in the ditch
beside the road in a slightly damaged
condition, but no one was injured, as
near as can be ascertained.
| ]. G. Dunn, wife and daughter Of
Rutland and Harry Farrar and family
of Peacham were guests at r. S.
Hooper's the latter part of last week.
Clarence Van Horn and Bert How
ard, who have been spending the week
with friends here, returned to their
home in Lowell, Mass, the first of the
week. These young men never visit
ed in this section of the state, in fact,
never have been in the state to speak
of, and they cannot speak too highly
of the Vermont hospitality and Yer
mont scenery.
! E. Fairman Crane went to St. Johns
bury Monday where he began work
for The Daily Caledonian in the ad-
vertising department.
Mrs. Alice Bickford has purchased
a new Cadillac automobile.
There will be an important Boy
Scout meeting this. week, Friday eve-
ming. 1t is urged that every Scout
be on hand at this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Youngman are
the parents of a daughter, born July
8, and a daughter also arrived in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rafael Baldor
| July Sth.
Miss Josephine Lawson arrived
Saturday night from Boston for a visit
with her mother Mrs. Adella Lawson.
Master Leslie Bishop arrived home
Saturday evening from a weeks va
cation spent with his friend, Carl
! Richardson, who is spending the
summer with relatives in Monroe,
| n. H.
F. w. Chase of Mortified, who re-
! Gently purchased the stage route be-
| tween this place and Craftsbury, has
bought what is known as the Hoyt
place on Wakefield street, having
moved here several weeks ago.
Foster Stewart returned home Sat
urday night from a three weeks visit