St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-11-30
KNOXVILLE.

Robert Stockwell has gone to Island
rond' where he is employed as brakeman
Oh the Grand Trunk railroad.
Willis {. Conner is quite ill., HAVING
oeen able to do but very little work inS
the creamery for some time.
Miss May Wallace of Newport v;s;te
her friend, Miss Bernice Winslow last
week. '"s'
Mr. and Mrs. F. ]. Campbell of New.
port, and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Camn.
bell OF st. Johnsbury, with their respec.
tive families were at G. M. Campbelps
last week.
Dr. +. E. Dwinel and DR.. Mcdowell
with their families spent Thanksgiving at
Glover. '"' 90
Guy Watson, George Murch and Arthur
Qulmby are home from Mortified univer-
sity tor their Thanksgiving vacation.
arthur Quimby has been entertaining.
mr. chamberlain and Mr.. Hazen, cadet
friends from the same school.
Mrs. S. P. Brown and family have
moved from Derby into Mrs. LeBour.
'Sou HouSt on OOuth street.
Luke Hall and family Of Dixon county.
Iowa. have been visiting at Mr.. Halls
sister, Mrs. Charles Phillips.
Milo L. Stearns has somewhat recov.
cred from his illness and has returned to
Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Ford and
son, Howard, were in Boston over
Thanksgiving.
Manager H. L. Doyle has booked, "a
Country Merchant" for Music Hall Wed.
netday, Dec. T.
Fred Folsom entertained about forty
OF his young friends Saturday evening.
several novel and pleasing games were
played alter which refreshments were
served. He is home for short vacation
from + is school in Bilerica, Mass.
An infant child Of Barney Mailieux, IT,,
died Monday.
The saloons of 7. M. Legendre, w. H
Lathrop, and G.. A. Squires were raided
by officers last week. In court, last
Monday, they pleaded guilty to keeping
liquor with intent to sell and paid Their
fines and costs.
There was very good attendance al
the band concert and dance in Music
Hall last Thursday evening. There were
several from St. Johnsbury and West
Burke in attendance. Quite large sum
was netted BY the band.
Circulating Library.
Wednesday night at the circulating
library, given by the Good Templars, the
attendance waslarger than the hall could
well accommodate. The hall was very
tasteiully decorated with bunting ant
flags. Refreshments of saltines, sand
wlches and coffee were served. Music
was furnished TOR the promenade by FREQ
Spencer and Miss Biadeau. Great credit
is due Mrs. Harris Allen for her success
Jul management OF the affair.
Charlie Phillips has moved the house
bought Of Mrs. Julia Hutchins to tn,
north end Of East street, and has rented
it to Robert Davidson.
Ernest Drown and wife of Barre, wer,
at his fathers. A. G. browns, last week
Mrs. Drown, who has been visiting he
son, A. G. Drown, for the past thre,
weeks has gone to Barton to visi
another son at that place.
Moses Adams of Portland, was il
town several days last week.
School opened Monday with the fol
lowing teachers Grammer grade. w. ]
Smith; intermediate grade, Miss Lila
Carpenter; second primary, Flora ]
Campbell primary, Mrs Mantle Rogan
Miss Mabel Dodge will take Miss Car
penter's place as assistant to Mr.. Smith
Rev. E. l. Stevens OF Oakland; Maine
has accepted call from the Universals
parishes of Lyndonville, West Burke ant
Glover to become their pastor. He vii
commence his labor here in few weeks
Mr.. Stevens will make his home at thi
place.
The gross receipts of the post offic'
during the past year are 81 sos 80
salary paid post master $l400; paid tol
rent, light and fuel $277; other incident
al expenses $3.50. The total expense
are ST. $50 So and the net revenue 50,
1926 80.
STANDARD Photo Co., are making {
great hit" The new managers ar
good artists and have come to stay
65 Railroad street, st. Johnsbury.