The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-30
PEACHAM

A large number from Peacham at
tended che fair at st. Johnsbury
Wednesday.
William Allen was surprised on
Friday evening by gumber of
friends and neighbors walking in to
| remind him of his birthday. The
evening was pleasantly passed
with games and refreshments of
sandwiches, cake and cocoa served.
The next day, Mr.. Allen left for
Boston and will go from there to Vir.
ginia where his brother, James Allen
is located. ~
A bad accident occurred at Fr91
Goslant's on Monday. The boys were
digging in q bank when rock came
down said to weigh nearly 500 lbs.
and pinned the boy, Mitchell, under
meath, across the stomach. The hired
man could not lift it enough to en-
able Mrs. Goslant to pull the boy
out, but fortunately Hiram Rowe
came to the rescue. Dr., Hodgdon was
called also Dir. Allen from st
Johnsbury. The boy was very badly
bruised but is doing as well as can
be expected.
Mrs. Elsie Merrill was quite had
ly hurt on Wednesday. She and her
neice, Miss Elsie Choate We're cut
driving in the afternoon and 'en
near Mrs. Ollie McFarlane's shower
came up and Mrs. Merrill tried to
open the big door to drive into the,
shed when in some way she fell and
the wheels passed over her body. 1t
was feared at first that her ribs were
broken but she is. more comfortable
but not yet able to be moved to her
home. Miss Mabel Darling is caring
for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cogger and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross of Hampton, N.
H., are in town for few days. Mrs.
Cogger will be remembered as Miss
Myrtle Craig and she has not been
here for IL years.
o. Mrs. Addie Craig who has boon
visiting her niece, Miss Sadie Blake
at Sutton came home Saturday.
Nelson Stewart of California who
has been in town for some time
started for home Monday.
Mrs. Charles Morse and Ira Welch
are sick with grip. 1
Rev. Mr.. Adams of Danvi'le |
preached at the Congregational ch i
al church Sunday and gave very in
teresting talk on his work in France.
Mrs. Laura Palmer and Mrs. Ara
bella Hidden came home from
Boston the last of the week.
John Williams and family who
have been at Mrs. Palmer's house
during the summer returned to THEN
home in Connecticut Monday
Miss E. G. Prentiss and Mrs. j, c. 4
Guthrie still have a few boarders
but the greater part have gone away.
1t has been very profitable season
for the summer trade, n
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cooley are
parents of son born at Frost's1
Friday, Sept, 26. Con-
from their friends. 4
Mrs. Ada Blanchard has been at
Wilder where her daughter, Mrs.
Anna Colby has been very ILL.,
IS Howard Hebblethwaite and family 4
have moved to their new home in /
Pennsylvania. i5 s'F5ay spiH't A
Ed. Rowe will have an auction at
his farm on Tuesday, Oct. Z to sell
everything %i g>E T'fE 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence White of
Calais are visiting at E. J. Hoba"t's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Blair and
Norman were at Harley Swasey's AZ
East Ryegate the last of the weela.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew HASTE and
Mrs. Herbert Blair were at s..
Johnsbury Thursday.
Mrs. Eli Goodenough and daugh
ter, Eva, of Mortified visited at
Alfred Peaks last week and went
from here to Windsor TO visit her
sister, Mrs. Arthur Peak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hastie and.t
Mrs. Simonds We're at St. Johnsbury
Center Sunday and Mrs. Simonds re-
NAMED for while with Mr., and Mrs.
Fred Simonds,