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

/ East Peacham, will have spelling
school and box supper with little
play at her school house at East
/ Peacham, Friday evening, Dec. IL.
The object is to buy a bell for the
school house. All the ladies who do
not bring box will be fined.
Orange Taylor is working for the
Bickford, sisters during the absence
Of Clarence Esden at St. Johnsbury
on the ury.
4 A new blacksmith has come to
/ South Peacham to Albert Randall's
shop, Mr.. Lennen from Massachu-
I sets. This is a fine location and
all will be pleased to welcome him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Darling have
closed their house at South Peach
am and gone to spend the winter
with their children.
4 The nurse who has been caring for
/ Mrs. Herbert Hooker was obliged to
go away and another has been secur-
ed TO take her place.
Mrs. James Craig was at Marsh
field at Cash Lamberton's one day
\ last week to see her aunt, Mrs. Lam
berton, who to the regret of many
friends is obliged to go to the hospi-
tai this week. tt
tween. her thumb and finger while
opening a can of string beans. 1t
| was very bad cash severing an
/. artery and bled very badly all the
rest of the day. The same day Al
bert Peak was chopping in Ed.
I Rowe's sugar place and put the axe
\ into one of his feet. He started home
with his team and says he must have
tainted away on the road home.
When he reached home they carried
him into the house and DR.. Hodgdon
was called. 1t proved to be very
bad cash, Both patients are as COM
Portable as can be expected.
j Hollis Lamb and Fred Mitchell of
1 Boston were here during the deer
hunting and returned home Saturday
night to Boston. Il. ..i.
The following were the successful
deer hunters of Peacham: Orange
Taylor, Knox Hunter, Lewis Abbott,
!. Lee Somers, Charles Jennison, Phil
n ip Kinerscn, Alwyn Shields, Selbie
Boge, Wendell Ford, William Bur-
den, Francis SoHers, Fred Stoddard,
Dwight Stoddard, Stewart Stevenson,
n Albert Gcss,. These were all report
| ed to the town game warden, J. c..
F. PITCHER and were half bucks and
half does.
Death of Mrs. Emma L. Jennison
Mrs. Emma L. Jennison who has
been i'll for some time of Brighs't
disease and who had been for two
months in Heaton hospital, Mont
/ pelier, passed away al the home of
her sister, Mrs, Richard Doying at
Montpelier, Saturday, Nov, 20.
Emma Lovica Bailow was the
daughter of Simeon and Mary
(King) Bailow and was born at
Peacham, July 80, 1859. She was
one of a family of two sisters and
five brothers. One sister, Mrs. Rich
ard Doying Of Montpelier and two
brothers, Jerome Bailow of Plain
field and Elmer Baiiow of Lynn,
MASS, are llVliiSy also Il Hall DFoIH-
er, Fred in the west.
She was three times married her
first husband being Mark Shaw of
Cabot, Two children were born, one
of whom is living. Andie A. Shaw
of Derry, N. H. Her second mar
riage was to Charles Partridge of
this town. After his death she mar
| ried Grin M. Jennison of Peacham
Sept "a, 1886 who survives her
| Three children were born to them
Rosa NJ, (Mrs. g: 6 Moore) who dice
three years ago, Perley M. Jennisor
now of Wilton, N. H., and Charles
o. Jennison who served in the late
war and came from overseas. las
4 spring.
L Mrs. Jennison when first married
/ lived at East Cabot but since tina
time the greater part of her life ha
been passed in Peacham. where sh
was a, member of the. Congregations
church and always enjoyed attend
ing church and public gatherings.
Il Nh. and Mrs. Guy Cassidy o
Massachusetts have been at thei
place here through the deer season.
Mrs. Jennie Williams, of Danvill
was at Mrs. Mary Mackay's las
week.