St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-11-14
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

"A special meeting of Olive Branch
Rebekah Lodge No. 4, is called Wednes-
day evening, Nov. IA.
-Caledonian Lodge No. 6, l. o. 0. F.,
conferred the Scarlet Degrees on five can
didates at the regular meeting Monday
night.
Thomas D. Pidgeon recently bought
out Benoit's barber shop on Railroad
street. Mr.. Pidgeon has had the shop
thoroughly repaired.
An interesting collection of photo
graphs Of Siena, Italy, are now on ex.
hibition in the Art Gallery. The exhibi-
ton will close December /.
There is an excellent piece of portrait
work in oil, exhibited in Stiles Drug Co.'s
window this week, the work of Mrs.
Eta Darling OF this town. 4
The annual inspection of Chamber
lin Post occurs Saturday evening, Nov.
II. AS many comrades of the Post as
can are requested to be present.
Charles J. Peck, farmer of this
town, has filed petition in bankruptcy
with liabilities $2l7s.15. unsecured
$6O5 IS, assets, $1575; exempt, $500.
The next regular meeting OF Cham
berlin W. R. c. will be Thursday evening,
Nov. Is, at 7.30. Sewing society will
meet at one O'Clock. Tea at six as usual.
One of the series of young peoples
dancing parties was held at J. o. U. A.
Nd. hall Friday evening and notwith-
standing the storm, quite number were
present..
The New England Order of Protec-
tion will have a masquerade and oyster
supper at Odd Fellows hall Saturday,
Nov. II, for members only. All members
are asked to be present and bring masks.
The members OF Sheridan Council,
K. of c. have arranged Tor social time
this evening after their regular meeting
at their rooms in the Pythian building.
Dancing aud card playing is on the pro-
gram.
Dan Mooney, who was creating quite
disturbance was arrested at Fairbanks
village Monday afternoon at about six
O'Clock. Sheriff Sulloway was called and
Mr.. Mooney was taken to jail. At 6
hearing yesterday he was fined SIS ane
costs and held for refusing to disclose.
1t is hoped that the people of th
town who have so kindly contributed t.
Sunset Home at Thanksgiving time il
past years will keep it in mind whel
making arrangements for their owl
Thanksgiving dinners this year. Thi
thoughtfulness has been fully appreciated
The regular quarterly meeting of tn
Scotia Club will be held at the clas
room of the museum next Monday ever
ing. A short program has been arranged
AS this is the annual meeting of the cIut
. officers will be elected, and plans for th
celebration of Burns birthday will /
discussed.
The young ladies OF the "Searchligf
Club" of the South church were vef
, pleasantly entertained by Miss Helen
Stevens at her home on Main sire
Monday evening. About 80 were pre-
sent. Ashort business meeting OF the cit
4 was held and the remainder OF the eve
ing was spent IN a social way.
AS the result of an election wag
Hiram H. Cheney wheeled M. S. Graf
Monday evening from Metcalf & Crais
wood yard in Summerville to the Aven
House and return. Mr.. Craig was a
propriately decorated for the occasio
q and large and enthusiastic crowd f
lowed the outfit the entire distance.
% The fierce snow storm and gale
Friday night gave railroad men the Fl
taste OF winter troubles. The event
express from Swanton coming from Ds