The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-31
PEACIIAM

PERCflAM
The Academy closed Friday for the
La5.ci vacation. Il will begin again
April 5. Miss Douglas has gone to
NaVcil., Mass, and Miss Holton
and tunington to Shcl bulnc, Mass.
Il. l.. Rowe OF Barnet came Tues
day 10 begin sugaring. Dascom Rowe
Wno is attending college at Burling-
ton, is also here. They are boarding
at Fred Taylor's.
w. s. Sanborn finished cutting ice
at Ewcll's pond, Tuesday, March 23,
having cut $500 cakes. Quite Il
quantity OF this went to Danvillc and
Mors2's Mills. The ice this year has
been OF extra quality, the thickness
during the first part of the season
was "a inches and all but three inches
being clear blue ice. This j, the 18th
sc ason Mr.. .Sanboln has cut ice here
and he pr0nounces it the hardest cut
ting and the best ice ever cut.
fred Taylor and Paul Taylor who
have been working at East Ryegate
havo returned home.
Miss Euth McLachiin and three of
her classmates from Wellesley Co.
lege are at Mary Bailey's for Easter
vacation.
MIS-. Hayward and daughter, Mil
drad and son, Arthur, have gone o
Boston.
L. NJ. Adams has sugarcd off
about 100'lbs. of sugar,
Mrs. L. Nj Adams attended the
wedding of her sister, Miss Lila
Douse and Simeon Clark at Ashley
Goss at West Danville, Tuesday,
March %. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark are
to reside al Barton.
The stage from Peacham to Barnet
went on wheels for the first time Sat-
urday
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Randall have
q son born Tuesday, March Is.
Henry Howe lost their family horse
old Ned, % years old last week. They
were drawing logs and tn faithful
horse dropped dead in the harness.
M. and Mrs. Harry Page have
their goods moved to her fathers,
George Chambcrlai2's. They were
10 work for Clarence
Chamberlain, but Nj. Page Is sick
and unable TO so.
Alfred Farnum and family have
moved back to his place at the North
Part.
Willinm Goliath is working for
james Craig in sugaring.
NJ. Frank Peck and Louise Wis
tied at John Chambers one day last
week.
NJ ard MIS-. Ray Peck are working
at Alvin Dunn's.
Announcement has been made Of
the marriage Of MIS- Jane Bolton, 1
former resident Of Pcacham to M.
Lindsay of RyeGatc. Also the mar
liacc Of Mrs. Nellie Freehart and
Napoleon Paradis.
Mrs. f. NJ. Wheeler and Mrs. G.
NJ. Clark were at st. Johnsbury Tues
day and Mrs. Peter Goslant and
George Ramsay were at st. johns
bur Wednesday,
tloriman Churchill's family ana
Chester Clark's family all met at the
home of Nh. and Mrs. George Clark
Sunday in honor Of the 18th birth lay
OF MI. Clark,
Mrs. Lewis Dana of St. Johnsbury
!, ot hnr uncle'S. James IoungS.
The Sophmore class held their re-
ccption at Academy hall on Thursday
evening. An unusually large crowd
attended, and the program was very
good.
East Pcacham school taught by
Goldic Gligwer closed Friday for =
two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Rand of Burlington, spoke at
the academy on Friday afternoon ana
at the Congregational church Sunday.
His subject was "The Conditions OF
the Russian People" He also exhibit
ed thingc which he brought from Ku5
sia. The talk was very interesting.
Nathan Banks is sick and had the
doctor.
Mrs. Dwight Stoddard and infant
son came home from st. Johnsbury
Friday. c,.
The Boy Scouts and their fathers
gave banquet at the town hall on
Friday evening. Mr. Rand OF Bur
linqton was the speaker.
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