St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-08-22
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

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The village trustees have appointed
Harvey E. Kelsey on the police force.
John Swanson has purchased the
dwelling house on Cliff street now occu-
pied by George R. Crosby.
-Gilman's bus will run to the ball
game Thursday and also to the Odd
Fellows field day at the Fair Ground
Saturday.
-Assisqwa Camp, Modern Woodmen
Of America, will work the first and second
degree on three candidates Friday night
at 9. A. r. hall.
The next ball game will be here on
Thursday afternoon between the st.
Tohnsburys and Bellows Falls nine.
The game is called at $50.
Owing to the expected absence of
several of the band boys next Friday,
the Railroad street outdoor concert will
be given Thursday evening.
ALI people having ice cream moulds
or pie plates from Atwood's Cafe will
kindly return them at once or notify Mr..
Atwood and he will call for them.
The announcement in last weeks
paper that an injunction had been grant
ed Allison & Davies Cafe is incorrect.
The case has not yet been heard and no
Injunction has been granted.
Several rooms are being fitted up in
the attic of Brightlook Hospital for the
use Of the nurses. This hospital has been
we'll patronized since it was opened and
has proved of great benefit to the COM
munity.
Advertised letters at the post office
for the week ending August 18: Batch
elder, F. G.. Brown. NJ. M; Beers,
Thomas; Clifford, S. L.; Cambol, c. L.
Hall, W. H.; Hunt, S. H.; Upham, G. W.;
Morse, Miss Olive !.
AT the Republican rally in Music Hall
Saturday evening the band will present
as the opening piece new and popular
march by Jean Missud, entitled Queen
of the Antilles" introducing in trio the
celebrated Bayames hymn or national
air of Cuba.
in addition to the attractions already
announced for the Caledonia county fair
September II, II and 13, the directors
have arranged for some running races
This is the first time we have had sucf
an attraction and it promises to be one
of the taking features of the fair.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet at the home of Mrs. G
w. Spencer, 26 Summer street, Tuesday
Aug. 28th. All members are expected tt
be present as there is business to b.
brought before them. Ladies that arr
not members of the Union are invited.
Quite a number of St. Johnsbur.
people attended the annual fete day
Lake Morey, Tuesday of last week
They report that the affair was an un
qualified success. The iluminations il
the evening were particularly beautiful
Glover Temple, No. 1, Rathbon
Sisters, held its regular meeting Monda,
evening. August Goth, after which ther
was the presentation of Rathbone sister
pin, and Past Chiefs jewel, to Mrs. 0. H
Henderson. Refreshments were served
and social time enjoyed.
I. M. Cady was in Boston last weel
on business connected with the Reec
Folding Machine Co. The Company
rushing large order for machines ffor
one of the largest collar and cuff factorie
in Troy. whose daily output is 1000
r collars and $1,000 Day pairs of cuffs.
e Through the courtesy of the telt
e phone exchange line has been run fror
e the campus to the central office and dul
: ing the ball games of the last few week
bulletins of the progress of the game
have been posted on Main and Railroa
streets, which have been greatly appr
ciated by those unable to attend.
The Riverside Council, Daughters {
S Liberty, of North Danville have cordial
invited their friends and members Of tf
: General Logan Council in st. Johnsbur
to a lawn party to be given at Smit
3 Emerson's at Four Corners on Wedne
&c day evening, Aug. %. A good time
" expected and all St. ,Johnsbury membe
: OF the order are especially urged to
present and enjoy themselves on this o
casion.
-Gorton's Famous New Orleans Mi
strels are coming and will appear
Howe Opera House, Monday, August
No minstrel show comes to us bett
endorsed than Gorton's always bringil
something new, especially in the mus
line. Joseph Gorton is one of the eadi
band music composers, and the ce
brated gold band will give their noe
day concert under his personal directic
which is musical treat not to be misst
a. The original New Orleans Minstrels
one of the yery best enterta tainments in