The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-26
pEACHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Welch of Marsh
field are moving into y. E. Lambs
shop.
Miss Edith Allen went to Burling
ton Tuesday morning and returned
on Tuesday evening with her sister
Eva, who has been in the Mary
Fletcher Hospital.
The schools in town were not in
session Friday, the teachers attend
ing the teachers convention at st.
Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morse are
working at North Danville.
C. E Hatch of st Johnsbury was
in town Wednesday and installed a
New England telephone at the home
of Charles Morse.
Miss Audrey Craig is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Mel Montgomery, and
family at East Hardwick.
Miss Lou Stevenson has gone to
Munroe to work for while.
Miss Marjorie Main, who is attend
ing school at Bradford, visited her
mother, Mrs. u. E. Lamb, the last
Of the week.
The Ladies' Missionary society
meet Friday with Mrs. Carrie White
hill.
The teachers of the Academy went
to ST. Johnsbury Friday and came
back Saturday attending the teachers
convention
Rev. T. A. Carlson preached his
farewell sermon at the Congregation
al church Sunday, Feb. %. 1t was a
very stormy day but a large number
were present and 16 young people
united with the church.
On Saturday evening, Feb. p, a
few of the neighbors surprised Fred
Taylor by waltzing in and reminding
him that it was his birthday as well
as the birthday of the "Father Of Our
Country" The evening was pleas
antly passed with games and supper
was served consisting Of corn chowd-
er, crackers, saltines, salad, cake,
cookies and coffee.
Miss Gladys Craig, teacher at
Penny Street, gave a school enter
tainment at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Abbott, Thursday evening, Feb.
20 The program was "Half hour
with Washington" About so were
present and sandwiches, cake and
coffee We're served.
Peacham vii be pleased to extend
their congratulations to Supt. Harvey
Burbank on his election as president
of the Caledonia Co., Teachers AS
ISOLATION at the Convention at St.
Johnsbury.
Farewell Reception
On Thursday, Feb. 20, the church
aid of the Congregational church
gave farewell reception and dinner
to Rev. and Mrs. T A. Carlson, who
are soon to leave for West Rutland
Moses Martin was also a guest of
honor, it being his birthday. The
tables were trimmed with hemlock
| and yellow crepe paper, and the
guest table was especially pretty with
a wide strip of yellow crepe from cor
ner to corner. A mirror was placed
I III lil0 CcuGHE. HIS WAS surrounded
by green, and beautiful bouquets of
carnations, roses and sweet peas We're
placed on it. At the plates of the
three guests of honor were baskets
trimmed with green and yellow and
filed with chocolates. This table was
adorned with a large and beautiful
cake. At this table sat Rev. and
| Mrs. T. A. Carlson, the four deacons,
Moses Martin, Cloud Harvey, Walter
| Blanchard and r. L Wilson. Mrs.
Hannah Martin, Mrs. r. G. Wilson,
Mr.. Bunker, Mrs Carrie Whitehill,
Mrs. Elsie Merrill, Mrs. Francis Var
mum, Leonard Welch, DR.. and Mrs.
0. w. Hodgdon and son. A program
was given as follows: Piano duets by
Agnes and Marion Mackay, who re-
sponded to an encore; vocal solo by
Mrs. E. R. Mackay; resolutions on
the occasion were read by Mrs Laura
Palmer; Mr.. Bunker, in behalf of the
church presented Mr. and Mrs. Carl
son with $500 to which Mr.. Carlson
responded in a pleasing manner.
Hosea Blair, who has been spend
ing some time at his brothers, Her
bert Blair, went Saturday to Clifton
P. Q.
= An all day session of the Red Gross
was held at the ladies' parlor OF the