St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-10-17
LOCAL GATHERINGS.


The Lafayette Club will hold the
second Ladies night of the season this
evening. A musical programme has
been arranged.
Miss Katharine J. Dugan, teacher in
vocal culture, gives a recital this even
ing in the parlors of Mrs ]. L. Watchie
at Lyndonville.
Mrs. F. D. Clark will resume bread
and pastry cooking, Oct. %, and fill all
orders promptly. Baked beans and
brown bread every Saturday.
The county Christian Endeavor Con-
vention is to'be held at Lyndonvile
Wednesday, Oct 81. A specially inter
esting program is being prepared.
The W. R. c. sewing society will meet
at G. A. r. hall Thursday afternoon, Oct.
IS, at 2 o'clock. Tea at six as usual.
Regular meeting of the Corps at 7.30.
The Artists Trio connected with the
newly organized St. Johnsbury Orches-
ira is in good demand, having already
four engagements for anis and next
week.
George P. Moore has erected an ad-
dition to his coal sheds in the railroad
yard. Mr.. Moore is local agent for the
New England Gas and Coke Co., and is
having large sale of this product.
W. S. Hastings will have a carload
of apples for sale at the depot about Oct.
25, The apples are raised near Spofford
Lake, N. H., and consist of Baldwins
Greetings and other choice varieties.
%. w. Chase and family have moved
into the rooms recently vacated by E. c.
Potter. Mr. Potter has moved into the
tenement in the same house which was
formerly occupied by Prof S. H. Brack-
ett.
The St. Johnsbury Band are planning
to give series of concerts and enter
tainments during the winter. They have
recently added to their equipment new
B B fiat Helicon bass. This instrument
will be handled by E. M. Moore.
Visitors to Boston this week are in
vited to visit the factory of the Reece
Folding Machine Company, 502 Harri-
son avenue, where they can see the ma
chimes in operation, and secure any de-
sired information concerning the COM
pany.
AT the state federation meeting of
Woman's Clubs held today and to-
morrow in Rutland, the Womans Club
of this town is represented by its presi-
dent, Mrs. w. P. Stafford, Mrs. P. F.
Hazen, Mrs. w. P. Smith and Miss Mary
E. Stone.
Both the White Mountain excursions
last week were taken in rainy weather.
About $50 patronized the excursion
over the Passumpsic division on Wednes-
day and on Thursday there were 1853
tickets sold for the excursion over the
Lake road.
Delegates to the State Sunday
school Convention at Barre Oct. 1925
will find tickets on sale at prices annexed
at following stations: st. Johnsbury,
$2.45; st. Johnsbury Center, So SIS
East Barnet, 1920; Passumpsic, So. .35
Barnet. $2.O5; McIndoes, So 05; Lyn-
don, $3.50; Lyndonville, $3.50.
The New England Telephone and
Telegraph Co. have added the following
instruments to the local exchange the
past week: Young's wood yard in Sum
merville, St. Johnsbury Hospital, and c.
E. Dudley's residence, West Concord. A
public pay station has also been estab
lshed at Rich's store, North Concord
Supplementary cards will be distributed
this week, containing new numbers
caused by additions and changes of line,
in some instances.
Joseph Griffin, who is employed a
the electric light station, was throw
from his wheel and suffered fracture Q
| the collar bone early Friday morning