St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-03-01
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

The Museum will be open Saturday
from 7 to 9 o'clock.
The voters will remember the annual
town meeting which comes next Tuesday.
-Lucier's Minstrels have been booked
for the Howe Opera House on the 10th
of March.
r. B. Gammel sold lot of house
holds goods at auction in the Opera
House block Monday evening.
The billiard and pool room under the
Avenue House has been sold to E. P.
Buckley, who will manage it in the
future.
Rev. Willard Streeter of Fairfax will
conduct the Y. M. c. A. meeting Sunday
afternoon. Ladies and gentlemen are
cordially invited to attend.
The Seventy Club met with Mrs. S.
L. Brown, Is Cliff street, yesterday
afternoon and held one OF their always
enjoyable and delightful meetings.
"A squad ofthe 7th U. S. regulars, in
fantry, passed through here last Wedues-
day en- route to Massachusetts, where
they are to be mustered out of service.
DIR. Morgan's great free show will be
at the Howe Opera House all next week.
A number Of interesting specialties are
advertised which will surely attract a
crowd
-Rice's Comedians, who have just
closed weeks engagement at the Howe
Opera House, played to the largest busi-
ness of any company that was ever
booked for weeks stand.
The Y. G. W. Club held their second
anniversary, Feb. % at the home OF
Miss Marybelle Greenwood. Refresh.
ments were served after which pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all present.
e. N. Randall has had the store oil
Thomas Morris closed by Sheriff Sullo.
way. This was done in lieu of judg-
ment received by Mr.. Randall against
Mr.. Morris in the December term o
county court.
The educational class of the Woman's
| Club will hold its next meeting at the
Summer St. school on Saturday next at
$50 in connection with the teachers
A -
to be present.
One Of the iron braces on freigh,
car broke last Saturday morning as thu
train was crossing the Summervill'
bridge. This caused that side of the cal
to drop several inches, but it was safely
hauled to the yard where it was repaired
The following letters are advertised
at the post office Tor the week ending
Feb. 25: Boucher, Demorsel Mary; Nc
Mann, Mrs. Jennie; Williams, Mrs. I. G..
Bartlett, A. P; Clark, F. L.; Currie, Ray
L.; Hawley, Ford D.; Raivers, Henry
Vanner, Ford w.
The regular monthly meeting of thu
Woman's Club will be held Monday
afternoon, March 6, at 8 O'Clock. il
Pythian hall. Executive board at
O'Clock. The programme for the after
noon has been arranged by the com
mittee on history and travel.
AS the editor was walking around th'
spacious grocery store of E. & T. Fair
banks & Co., this week he could not hell
noticing the fine array of hams. In on
room tt ere are over 200 sugar-curet
hams which are the finest ever made il
the country. There are many kinds o
ham on the market, but the Fairbanks
hams are as reliable as their scales.
Rev. George w. Patterson of East st
Johnsbury has received beautiful lette
as the result of his graceful poetica
tribute to Rudyard Kipling, which wal
written for the St. Johnsbury GALE
DOMAIN of a recent date. The poem
reached New York just before the grea
writer was taken sick and the letter o
acknowledgement was from his publisher
Mr.. Doubleday, who wrote at the par
ticular request of Mrs. Kipling.