St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-05

every one to patronize Hall & Stanley
when in need OF furniture.
Miss J. M. Mler's millinery store
was represented by Miss Elsinore
Brock in costume of black with pink
roses for decorations and a large hat to
match She rendered pleasing solo
and pretty dance.
S. A. Moore & Co. had representa-
tive who gave them valuable advertise
ment. 1t was Andrew Moore in duck
pants, negligee shirt and cap. Il clothed
your daddies before you were born"
C.E. Simanton's large stock of jewelry
was well advertised by Miss Anna
Dubray, whose black dress was a
dazzling sight, being lavishly decorated
with watches OF all styles, bracelets,
chains, etc. while she had rings on her
fingers and pins on her hose.
MISS Alice Babcock represented Boyn-
ton & Eastman's drug store, and was
gowned in red with sponge garniture
and powder pufljs in her hair. She carried
a banner which told of the wonderful
effects OF their cure for intemperance.
Griswold & Mackinnon's two small
maidens, Maud Brown and Marion
Stanley, represented two OF the firms
staple articles, Mnnehaha -four and
Genesee SALT and gave a short dialogue
in q credit n hle manner
E. N. Randall's department store had
one of the youngest representatives
present, his little daughter, in a pink
dress with swansdown trimmings,
speaking for her father in a most be-
witching way.
Campbell Brothers meat market was
well advertised by John Ellis in a regu-
lation butchers costume and in his hand
live, dressed" chicken, which amused
the audience with an occasional note or
two.
Frank Tinker, in dude costume, with
tin cane and tin stovepipe hat spoke a
good word for Farnham & Albee, hard
ware dealers.
Miss Alphoncne Baker, in a pretty
pink costume, represented Frank Lam
dry's drug store.
Caldbeck & Son, builders, were we'll
spoken ofl,s Miss Olive Spailding.
Miss Annie Peck, in pretty pink cos
tune decorated with sparkling diamond
coronet and other jewelry, was Harry
Belknap's representative.
The Singer Sewing Machine company
was represented by Miss Mclaughlin in
brown dress trimmed with specimen
embroidery, the work OF that famous
machine.
The Avenue House barber shop must
be doing a rushing business, since Miss
Emma Lanctot, in red, white and
blue dress, spoke OF their doing their
work without raising blister.
Cottage hotel was representa- by Miss
Minnie Kelsey in red dress trimmed
with menu cards; L. w. Rowell bv Miss
Marion Glynn, in white costume trimmed
with specimens OF fine job work; w. H.
Moulton by Miss Elna Moulton in
pretty dress OF wall paper; Union House,
by Miss Longmore in blue dress, white
slippers and stockings; Harry Daniels by
Miss Laura Roberts, blue dress trimmed
with strings of cranberries and on her
arm basket filled with samples from
the Daniels meat market St. Johnsbury
creamery by Miss Gertrude Lam phere in
pure white costume; Lowell J. Eliridgey
Conn General Life Insurance Co., by
Emma S. Hal'ett, green tarletan dress
trimmed with gilt and silver "Not as
big as some, but try to be good;' E. H
Mongeau blacksmith by Bernard John
son; X. A. Brown, Wallace Mcleod, II
play billiards and pool but never run
away from school," McKannon Broth
ers' music store, Blanche Smith; Allison
& Davie restaurant, Arthur Allison i'll
iul cooks costume; c. E. Gibbs, florist,
Lloyd Gibbs, carried large bouquet
which he presented Tuesday evening to
! the queen; Dunnett & Slack, Earl Evans ;
{. N. Corrlveau, blacksmith, Clifford
+ Davis, wearing blacksmith's apron, etc. {;
!, Rickaby & Crosby by Isaac Johnson; A.
! {. Harvey, Ray Calderwood, negro dude
f in the latest spring styles; F. c. Richard
son by Henry Russell carrying a small
). carriage wheel; j. S. Weeks & Co. by
4 Howard Blossom, white suit trimmed
with Revere coffee bags;J c. Gray, Cecil
Stiles in meat.man's costume; Spaul.
G ding Bros, John Todd, suit trimmed with
peanuts, OF ranges, etc.
# Among the other firms represented il
= the grand march were Frank ID. Hill
painter, by Leigh Noyes; Bundy's sho'
&c store by Miss Julia Bundy; Ii. ]. Good
|, rich, haldware, by Miss Freda Goodrich
c. II. Clark, photographer, Miss Char
n lotte Stiles; A. w Scott, clothing, boot
y and shoes, Miss Pierce; Miss French
N mllliner, Miss Maud Daniels; 81
c Johnsbury House, Miss Nellie Chase
8 Crawford Ranney, fire insurance Harr
lmpey; w. w. Spraeue, life insurance
,d Miss Eta Morrill,; N. o. Mollica, fru
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