Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-10-15
PEACHAM

| a lecture course has Deen arranged
for the winter ard some excellent
entertainments are expected. Fol
lowing is the program: Oct. 22,
The Southern Musical Company con-
ssting of Edward Stallings, violin
list and tenor; Ruth Hardy, banjo,
piano, reader, soprano, Dorothy
Sheppard, ukelele, cello, meZzO So
prano. Nov. G The Liloukalani Ha-
waiian quartette. They will present
a program of variety, and charm
that will be sure to please. Dec. II,
Chief Strongheart, the Indian actor
and lecturer. Jan. 81, Florence Ems
worth, entertainer and reader. March
II, The Liberty Duo, humorous and
musical sketches. Two very talented
young ladies in i program of great
variety.
Edison Lamb and family of Rich
mond were at V. +. Lambs Sunday.
William Allen who went to Nor
folk, Va, recently has found work
there and will remain there.
Most of the farmers are busy dig
|
are getting a better crop than was
expected although they are rottins
quite badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Sanborn closed
their cottage at the Pondside, Oct.
8 and moved back to their home.
There will be an entertainment and
pie supper at academy hall on We'd
nesday, Oct. Is. The South Peach
am orchestra Ga new surprise) will
furnish music, and the farce "All in
a Fog" will be given. There will also
be vaudeville stunts, dialogues and
monologues. The ladies are expected
to bring pies to be sold at auction af-
ter the program.
Mrs. Elsie Merrill who was hurt
two weeks ago by being run over by
a carriage has been able to be moved
home and is doing very nicely.
Mrs. Herbert. Hooker is more COM
Portable at present.
The schools were not in session
last week from Tuesday on account
of the teachers meeting at Montpel-
Ter. 80"
Alex Warden has moved away his
cream separator and horses from his
farm and later will dispose of his
cows. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Welch who
have been on the farm have gone
away.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Blair, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew HASTE and Mr.
and Mrs II. M. Steele expect to go
this week to Canada to attend the
wedding of relative.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith are Wis
ting few days at Ora BOWS in
Cabot.
School at East Peacham is closed
for the present on account of the
whooping cough. .
Herbert Blair, James Stevenson
and E. J. Hobart attended the auc-
ton at Tom Stevenson's at Barnet
Saturday.
Reginald Esden, Mrs. G. w. Esden,
Mrs. James Stevenson and Mrs. H. A.
Blair attended the chicken pie supper
at Barnet Center last week.
Mr.. aid Mrs. c. w. Thresher are
receiving congratulations on the
birth Of daughter, Sunday, Oct. ~
Mrs. Thresher is at South Peacham
where Miss Mabel Darling is caring
for her.
Miss Blanche Re..frcw was home
from her school at Colcbrook over
Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Warner wai called to
Barton Saturday to preach a funeral
sermon.
Quite q number attended the G. A.
r. and w. II. c. meeting at Barnet
Saturday.
Mrs. Lewis Abbott went 20 Wilder
the last of the week and brought
home Mrs. Max CclLy's baby to keep
for while. Mrs. Colby has beer
very i'll with jaundice.
Leonard Wclcil has been visiting
friends at Littleton, N. H.
Francis Somers has moved into the
Hebblethwaite house at Peacham
Corner.
A. F. Munger and family were al
Benson few days last week.