St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-02-21
Weather Record.
NEWS ABOUT HOME.


phone in c. A. Calderwood's store.
Miss ]. M. Miller has gone to Boston
and New York after spring styles in mil
linery. 1I|f-
w. p. Stafford's interesting artieleon
Thomas Bartlett is printed in full on an
other page Of this paper.
-Lenten services began at the Catholic
church Ash Wednesday incoming and will
be continued through Lent. t}
"A collection Tor the relief of the
Armenian sufferers will be taken next
Sunday at the Catholic church.
The promenade given BY the Sons of
Veterans Monday evening was success,
there being large number present and
good time enjoyed by all.
Grace Methodist church ladies invite
their friends to chicken pie dinner next
Saturday, from IL to 2o'clock. Price 25
cents. 1t is Washington's birthday.
The suppers served Monday and
tuesday evenings by The ladies OF the
convent netted them about $1O0. which
was applied towards the convent fund.
The Choral Union are planning to
hold big festival here the last week in
April. Singers can join the Choral Union
for the rest Of the season for one dollar.
The post Office will be open on Wash
ington's birthday, Saturday, from 9 to
10 a. m. and TO 6 p. IN. General deliv-
cry at 6 80 a. m. Mails close at 6 p. m.
F. S. Huckins, celebrated optician
who has been with Mr.. Lloyd OF Boston
for many years, has been secured to give
optical examinations in the T. c. Spencer
store.
The Pageant announced to be given
under the management of Prof. Wales,
has been indefinitely postponed on ac-
count of the illness OF several who were
to take part in its production.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Temperance Union will be held
in the Y. M. {. A. parlors next Tuesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock All members are
requested to be preseut if possible.
Edward l.. Cady, the electrician, and
Jason M. Cady, Grand Keeper of Records
and Seal for the Grand Lodge of the
Knights of Pythias, have rented the
room in the Pythian building opposite
DR.. Cheney's Office.
Manager Bingham has added tele-
phone booth at the exchange for the con
venience of those using the long distance
telephone and others. 1t is nearly sound
proof, and is great convenience for
those using the Office.
Manager Spencer, OF the Fairbanks
grocery store, has made another install
ment of those sausages that are the
delight of every epicure. He has orders
for these goods all over New England
and from some of The other states.
Twenty members of the Order of the
Eastern Star went to Danville Wednes-
day night to visit the lodge there. This
was the night for regular work and two
candidates were initiated. A delightful
social time was enjoyed by all.
w. Hamilton Gibson, the naturalist,
gave an extremely interesting lecture at
Music Hall last night, explaining in a
graphic way many Of the mysteries of
flowers. All who heard him learned
much about the flowers that they will
always remember.
Ernest Gouzenbach, the electrician
who is putting in the 1 mile transmission
electric plant for Barton, is soon to To-
cate in st. Iohnsbury and continue in his
proft ssona work. He has been five
wears with the General Electric Company
and is an experienced electrician.
The February number of the YER
monter has as frontispece a series OF
pictures of Wlloughby Lake drawn by
w. H. Sargent of this place, The maga-
zine contains a symposium upon Young