St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-10-11


ness opens next Monday evening con-
Quoted by Prof. w. A. Warmer, the
teacher in the commercial department at
Lyndon Institute. The school is insti
tuted chiefly for those who are employed
through the day
Miss Stella Hadley of Morrisville is
visiting her cousin, Miss Villa Carpenter.
B. H. Albee, editor of the Hardwick
Gazette, was in town Saturday.
Miss Mary Emerson graduated from
the Lyndonville Journal office Wednes-
day, and will go to Manchester, n H.,
Monday for a lew weeks visit among
relatives. Miss Grace Miller viii try her
hand at type setting in Miss Emerson's
place.
Parker P. Ball is moving into Mrs.
James McKinnon's residence this week.
Chas. Gray is to move into the upper
tenement in ]. p. Webstcr's house on
Main street, and !. NJ. Cas- will move
INTO tenement in his new block.
Mrs. Fred Robe has been quite i'll for
several days, threatened withpn,umonia.
A. E. Partlow was in Johnson Sunday
visiting relatives.
E. NJ. Campbell, Mrs. E. D. Brown,
Mrs w. II. WiImarth. A. L. Aldrich and
W. l., Parker and Robert Godding OF
East Burke are among those who will
attend the Grand Lodge, |. o. G. T., TO
be held at Rchford next week Wednes-
day and Thursday.
E. w, Smith OF Albany, n. Y, a former
engineer on the old Passumpsc railroad,
is at h. !. Wilson's. He is accompanied
by his daughter Mrs. {. II. Cook, and
her daughter OF Plymouth, n. H.
Mrs. Carroll W. Staples and children
are at Glover visiting her parents.
T. c. Frost is in Boston buyng goods
for his new store in Eaton's block, where
he will move about Nov. list.
+. w. Bosworth and wife of Denmark,
Me-, were here last week visiting friends.
Dodge & Watson have set up their car
pet cleaner in the grove at the upper end
OF Maine street, and have put in a water
motor to run the apparatus, the power
coming from the new water system.
Mrs w. A. Densmore is at Lawrence,
Mass, visiting her sister, Mrs. Lord,
and other relatives.
The Congregational church was well
filled Wednesday evening of last week to
listen to the lecture on San inside view
to the Armenian question:" by Mr.. Ada
lian a native of Armenia.
Hon. S. w. Mccall and wife of Win
chester, Mass, are visiting relatives of
Mrs. Mccall here this week.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Clark is quite sick this
week, threatened with pneumonia.
Parker Ball is moving from the lower
tenement OF the house on the corner of
Main and Center streets, recently bought
by G. NJ. Campbell, to the house owned
by Mrs. James McKinnon at the lower
end OF the village. Mr.. Campbell expects
to move into his house about the Goth of
this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McVicar are Wis
iting atA.H. Walters and other relatives,
They will return to their home in Denver,
Col, next week.
X. A. Child and wife are at North Hat
ley visiting Mr. Child's relatives at that
place.
Mrs. W. H. Wilmarth, Mrs. A. L. Fin
ncv and Mrs. O. NJ. Wilmot attended the
state convention of Rebekahs held at
Bradford. The order is in tlourshing
coalition here.
A large number OF Odd Fellows from
West Concord and Burke were present
at the regular meeting of Union Lodge of
Odd Fellows Wednesday evening OF last
week, and the Oriental degree worked on
nine candidates. Refreshments of coffee
and sandwiches were served at the close
of the ceremonies,
The Shakespeare Club have elected the
following officers for the coming year;
Pres, Mrs. w. B. Wilmot; vice pres,
Mrs. II. l.. Parker; sec. Miss Ida Pearl;
cor. sec, Miss Alice E. Hall treas, Mrs.
7. NJ. Murch. The club has received an
invitation to attend the series OF historl-
cal lectures at st. Johnsbury by John
Fiske Of Cambridge.
The water system is entirely completed
with the exception OF connecting the ser
vice pipes, and the system has been
accepted and paid for by the village, the
total cost being $50, 142 Sc.
Eastman & Wakefield have moved
into their new block adjoining ]. M.
Cass' and have very attractive store.
Both Mr.. Cass and Eastman q Wake
fields buildings are wired Tor electric
lights and Mr. Cass block is heated by
steam, and the latters with hot air.
I'M. Cass is moving his stock of goods
from the basement OF Music hall to his
new store on Depot street this week.
Mr.. Cass has one Of the finest furniture
and music stores in this vicinity. 1t is
finished in spruce and sheathed through
out. The store on the east side OF the
block is to be occupied by Mrs, II. Dus-
ton. millner, who will move her goods
in soon. There are two balls in the
building to be occupied by the Order OF
Conductors and the Universast society,
the conductors having the hall on the
third floor and the Universallsts on the
second. F. B. Smelling is to have pho
tograph gallery in the rear of the third
story. Altogether the building is to be
an ornament to Depot street, as well as
one OF the busiest places in town.
Mrs. H. Duston has moved into her
millinery parlors in the east side OF NJ.
Cass' block and now has an attractive
display of all the latest styles in the mi,
linery line. She expects to have her lall
opening soon.
E. w. Powers and family have been
visiting friends and relatives in lrasburg
the past week.