St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-01-22

pSlOTc ECU. anu an duuitiOHdl 20 pS'
cent on March 1. All remittances should
be mailed or handed to the treasurer,
Charles Rogers.
The st. Jobnsbury Concert Co. give
an entertainment at the Stanley Opera
House on Friday evening, Feb. 8. Prot.
and Nine. Bonette will introduce num-
Der of new specalties on this occasion
and be assisted by local and Boston
artists.
The late W. A. McAllister had a
$1,000 endowment bond in the National
Life Insurance Co. Of Montpelier and
three days after the proofs of the case
were filed, Agent w. w. Sprague paid
Mrs. McAllister the full amount of the
bond.
There will be sugar party at the
Girls Friendly rooms in the Union block
on Thursday evening, at 1870 o'clock.
The proceeds of the party will be devoted
to paying the Doctors bill of a young
girl in whom the society is interested.
All are invited to attend.
-Boynton & Eastman have taken the
agency for this section for the National
Remedy, liquor cure which can be taken
at home and which is absolutely guar
anteed 10 cure. The advertising columns
explain this more fully and also give the
testimonial of one who has been cured.
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union hold their annual meeting in the
Y. M. c. A. parlors next Tuesday alter
noon at O'Clock. full attendance is
desired. Officers and superintendents Of
departments will be elected and reports
of work done through the year will be
given.
Those who use the village water are
reminded that the rents are in the hands
of George p Moore and that they are
now due and should be paid to him as
soon as possible Mr.. Moore has the
bills in his hands for collection of all
rents due up to the first OF January and
any arrearages.
C. o. parlin of Summerville, who is
doing carpenter work at Lyndonville
came home Tuesday night and will stop
here for several weeks. While putting uI
his chisel Tuesday afternoon it fell and
struck his lett wrist, making bad gasf
and cutting the artery. No accident pol
icy sooths the pain.
The police court was jammed full al
day Monday, where States Attorney
Taylor was conducting an adultery CASE
against Charles Newton and Mrs. Carrie
Merchant Stone of East ST. Johnsbury
Bates & May were for the defense. The
defendants were bound over for trial al
the June term of court and each furnished
bail OF $500.
The social dance of the Caledonia
Firemens S Relief Association comes next
Friday evening with the American Or
chestra of Lowell. Mass, in attendance
This orchestra has reputation here fol
frst-class work and all will want to hear
the concert from s too. The proceeds &c
into the relief fund of the association ar
object worthy OF liberal patronage.
We have got the shoe factory and al
wish it great success. There may bt
better concerns than shoe factory, but
it is always good policy o first take wha,
we can get and then hark for something
better. Perhaps the shoe factory may
draw something else here. who knows
Anyway it will have to employ help anc
pay them and the help will have to spenc
money, That's what is wanted.
Company D give their third apnua
social evening in Stanley Opera Hous,
tomorrow evening. They have arranged
an excellent programme with the follow
ing attractions: Imperial quartette, Mis-:
Helen Hall, reader, Elva Soule Webster
soprano soloist, French and Adam.
comedians aud a frst-class orchestra
From 8 till 11.30 dancing will be enjoyed
All this for only 25 cents.