The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-12
PEACHAM

Orange Taylor, Harvey Lyford,
Or1nan Hooker and Lucien Bigelow
were at st. Johnsbury Thursday.
Ira Welch of Marshfeld has hired
the Alex Warden farm.
Mrs. Orange Taylor who has been
confined to her bed for a long time
is much worse.
Mrs Charles Morse who has been
working at No. Danville has come
home.
The warm weather of the past
week has made the sugar makers
active. A few have tapped their
sugar orchards and report good runs
of sap. The Banks Bros. have made
IL gallons.
The Camp Fire Girls gave an en-
tertainment in Academy hall on Sat
urday evening, March 8. The pro-
Pram which illustrated the different
departments of a magazine the title
of which was the "Fliterary Fligest'
was as follows:
Index.
1. Foreword. 2. Cover Design
Cupid asleep and awake. 3 to 8.
Advertisements. 8. Editorial 10.
Home Craft Drill. II. Health Craft
Drill.12. Animated Verse-Old but
ever green.
Is. Local Items. IA. Story-The
Phantom and the Fated Fan.
Characters.
I. f,,1 D.+o1,
fork; Trestram Truheart, Francis
Bushwhacker; Madame Adamant,
Marjorie Parker; The Phantom, Lila
Tanner; The Creditor, Douglas Fair
shvies; The Maid, Verina Hart
Is. Theatre Selections.
l. Highland Fling.
2. Latest Musical Invention.
8. Playlet-The Wrong Miss Ma
Their.
Pupils conspiring to haze Esther:
Agnes Davis, Miss White; Kitty
Baker, Miss A. Mackay; Gertrude
Benson, Miss Lamb; ANNA Edwards,
Miss Rowe.
Esther Mccain, who refuses to be
hazed-Miss M. Mackay.
Miss Mather, the principal-Miss
Gibson.
q. Campfire Walking Song.
5. Pianologue.
Is. The Postscript.
Mrs. Lewis Douse has been at Bar
net on account of the illness and
death of her mother, Mrs. Meroe Mel
son.
Mrs. Henry Bradley and son Henry
Willard Of Hyde Park, Mass, is at
William Bradley's where she will re-
main for a. while during the time be-
fore her husband returns fro,s'
France. Her sister Mrs. Lapham and
daughter also of Hyde, Park are visit
ing at Mr.. Bradleys.
Miss Lou Stevenson has gone to
William John McLarens at Barnet to
work for short time.
DR.. Farmer of St. Johnsbuf-r -r-as'
called the last of the week to see
Fred Pollard and William Morse.
Mrs. Wilbur Blodgett was called to
Montpelier the first of the week on
account of the illness of Miss Annie
Killam Of influenza. Mrs. Blodeett
came home the last of the week..
Town meeting passed off very
quietly. Many changes were made in
the officers. Mrs. Susan w. Renfrew
was appointed town clerk and Anna
Renfrew treasurer. Garfield Darling
was elected road commissioner in
place of C. F. EMERSON, who declin-
ed serve longer on account of his
health. Mr.. EMERSON, retires from
Office with the record of being eth
road commissioner or selectmen. 20
years out of the past % years, Is of
which he has served as road COM
missioner. During that time many
valuable pieces of road. have been
constructed under his supervision.
Mr.. EMERSON possessed the faculty
not only of doing excellent work, but
also what is equally important in the
work, that Of keeping the good viii
of those he employed to work for
him, and retires from Office with the
best wishes of many friends.
The annual Farmers meeting and
dinner was held on Saturday, March
S at the town hall. It was estimated
that nearly $50 were present. A
bountiful free dinner was provided
| by the ladies and after dinner the
meeting was called to order by the
President, William Martin. The fol
lowing officers were appointed for
the present year: Pres. E. M. Wheel
er; Vice-president, Mark Abbott;
! Secretary and Treasurer. w. 2.
Thorne; Committee, Will HASTE, Al
| bert Achilles and Garfield Darling.
A collection was taken up as usual to
pay the expenses of coffee, sugar and
butter. The program was as follows
Piano solo, Mrs. Paul Morrison; vo-