St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-01-10

linen sale will be found in next weeks
paper. Don't miss it.
William B. Johnson has sold his
interest in the Consolidated Ice Co. to
Dudley Walter of Kirby.
Edwin Harris has bought the double
tenement house on Spring street owned
by Fred S. Hartman; consideration
$4,000.
There will be an entertainment and
dance at Pythian hall next Thursday
evening, Ian. II, to which the public are
cordially invited.
Harry A. Belknap has engaged Leon
Remick, late of Colebrook, N. H., as
watch repairer and jeweler at his store
on Railroad street.
-Workmen began cutting the ice on
Prof Fairbanks fshponds last week and
found about nine inches, The ground is
frozen at this time about three feet.
The ladies will MT miss reading the
big adv. of Lougee Brothers & Smythe
this week on the last page and avail
themselves of the bargains in their
annual linen sale.
AT the annual meeting of hose COM
pany No. 4 held Tuesday evening the
following officers were reelected Fore
man, J. M. Perham, assistant foreman,
Henry w, Fills; clerk, Sam A. Moore.
Thomas D. Pidgeon has re.opened
the barber shop and billiard room in the
Caldbeck block at 9312 Railroad street.
Mr.. Pidgeon has equipped the shop with
new furnishings and is frst.class bar
ber.
e. T. & H. K. Ide have issued a use
| ful advertisement of their store that will
especially appeal to the ladies. The
folder contains a calendar for 1900 and a
generous collection of needles OF various
sizes.
A. J. Roy has dissolved partnership
with Fred Lacasse in the barbering busi-
ness. Mr.. LaCasse remains at his old
stand over Ranney & Potts store and
Mr.. Roy will open shop for himself
elsewhere.
Manager Black of the Opera House
| loo buoLaa +ba uCo-. q. Erocervu Tor
Friday evening, Jan. 49, and tickets will
be sold at popular prices. The play is a
farce-comedy with no plot, but lots of
fun from start to finish.
The January Vermonter contains as
its frontispiece the Robert Burns monu-
ment at Barre and the pictures of the
four candidates for the United States
Senate. The portraits are accompanied
by brief biographical data
AT the annual meeting of the Nook
and Ladden Company held Jan. 2 the
following officers were elected 0. H.
Smith, foreman; Thomas Wallace, 1st
assistant; D. w. Oakley, 2nd assistant !;
S. J. Somerville, clerk; ". ]. Lowry,
steward; E. E. Gage, T1omas Farrell,
Olin Adams, standing committee.
The American Express Company will
establish a branch receiving office at
Bingham's drug store for the reception
Of merchandise and the sale of money
orders. This will prove agreat conven-
ience to the patrons Of The express COM
pany who are off the main streets and
insure the prompt shipment of goods.
The first of series If recitals to be
given by the elocution classes at the
Academy will be given n Academy hall
Friday evening, Jan. 1G at 8 O'Clock.
The pupils will be assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. P. F. Hazen. This recital was
arranged to be given th: latter part Of
last term, but was postponed on account
of the illness of Mrs, Fros.
The new officers of AIola Lodge, No.
2, Knights of Pythias wee installed last
evening, DR.. c, F. o. Tinker acting as in
staIling officer. After the ceremonies,
Arthur F. Stone gave tie Knights and
their guests a talk on humorous Incl
dents of European Tr;vel." A light
banquet was served. Apollo Lodge is
one of the most enterpising organiza-
tions in town and theconing year prom,
ises to be very successfu one.