The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-30
DANVILLE

Pictures Tor, Friday night. win be
Secret Service" an all star east anC
a Kinogfam news
Miss Marioaie Carrier has return
ed To school at FitchburG, Mass.
Miss Jessie Dole is the guest OF
Mrs. F.. G. French in Johnson
Miss Kate Currier Of New Yorl
city has been called here by The
death of her aunt Miss Hattie
Choatc.
Harmony club met with Mrs. Tin
ker Monday night.
hshlety Goss is in town taking the
census.
Miss Alice Denant who has been i'll
is better.
The young people of the Congrcga
onal church have leorganized The
now shoe club and had their firs'
ramp Tuesday evening with refresh
mcnts at the church vestry.
Tom Utton, q former Danville man
lied at Peacham Friday morning anC
was buried at Danvillc, Monday.
The Womans Missionary Societ!
If the M. +. church will meet will
Mrs. Ella Badger Saturday afternoon
There will be a meeting of thu
Grange Tuesday evening, Feb. 3. The
next chapter of the Grange serial vii
be given by Dr. Libbey.
The following clipping was taker
from San Antonio Texas paper:
Coming from Vermont to Texas to
;isit his cousin, Col j.. e. Fansworth
Vice-precident of the Southwestern
Telephone and Telegraph Company
Nh. C. S. Dole of Danville, Vermont
is spending few days in San An
tonic. Mr.. Dole has never been II
the south or west before, having beer
in active business in Vermont for AZ
years. His impressions of San An
tonic, were voiced in a conversation
at the st. Anthony Hotel, Sunday
afternoon after he had been taken fol
motor ride over the city.
81 had no idea of the wonderful
development of the southwest sale
Mr.. Dole, "of course we Eastern peo
pie have a general idea of what is go
ing on in the rest of the nation, but
sights | have seen in San Antonio
and Texas. Even in the weather with
the rain falling and the fog on the
river, your city impresses me with its
was wholly unprepared for the
beauty. One thing that is very inter
estinp is the number and beauty OF
your parks"
Col Farnsworth is accompanying
Mr.. Dole and will tour the southern
part of the state with him before
they return to Dallas. where Mr.. Dole
will be Mr.. Farnsworth guest fol
several weeks.
Miss Clara ellis leaves Fr;dGy fol
New York.
Mrs. Nettie Fisher Of st. Johnsbuly
who has been taking care Of Mrs
Harry Osgood, returned to her home
Ionday. She will leave St. Johns
bury Friday for New York to visit
her son, Earl Fisher.
Mrs. Harry Osgood is recovering
from her recent illness.
Schools were closed Thursday and
Friday on account of the Teachers
Convention at St. Johnsbury George
Davis took part in the spelling con-
test and was one of the fifteen who
could not be spelled down. These
fifteen were afterwards given one
hundred tast words to write and out
of the hundred he missed but two.
There were but three who spelled
them all.
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society was held Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. John Tin
ker, and the following officers elected;
Mrs. C. f. Libbey, presidents; vice
president, Mrs. Frank Stocker; sec
rotary and treasurer, Miss Arson
Hoyt. :,
Is, The missionary meeting was held
at the home of Mrs. John Tinker
Thursday afternoon, instead of Mrs.
Nelson Dole's. .'
g.. A oroot ,,,auv naon1a in town are