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

making rooms at oo Nam o"N
~ c, Stevens, the tailor, has secured
b;s new line of wooens for fall and
winter.
W. B. Atwoodis making Especial dis
nlav of Atwoods kisses at Spauidlng
Bros store this week.
%. Gagnon had the misfortune tolose
his right thumb while working on cir'
cuar saw last Saturday.
Miss Katharine Bingham is assisting
at the Museum in place of Miss Luella
Merrill, who has resigned her position
The basket ball team Of Co. D, will
soon be reorganized. The membership
of the team will be about the same as
last year.
Last year the month of October was
ushered in by quite fall of snow and
this year there was one OF the heaviest
showers of the year and severe thunder
shower.
The Singer sewing machine company
will occupy the store in the Belknap
building recently vacated bythe Moulton
mint STORE. The roomis being thorough
ly renovated.
PHOTOGRAPHER Balch will open up his
gallery at so Eastern avenue on Thurs
day and Friday OF next week. Mr.. Bach
is an experienced photographer and has
done excellent work in the past.
There will be two excursions through
Crawford Notch this week, on the b. q
M. TODAY from stations between New
mort and Wells River and one Thursday
t on the St. ]. & L. c. from Swanton.
l Judge Wendell P. Stafford will deliver
, an address on "The Founders OF Yer
mont" at public meeting OF the Society
of Colonial Danes in Representative
Hall, Montpelier, on the evening OF Octo
ber %.
j, D. Frechette and son have completed
, arrangements for the manufacture Q
y sausages of all kinds. Their plant /
% located on St. Mary street. Power TO
the plant is furnished by two and one
half horse power engine.
Ia The auction sale of seats tor the y
~ M. c. A. course will be held in Nus
Hall on Saturday evening Oct. 20
70 free entertainment will be provided. III
first concert comes on Oct. 25 by TT
Royal Tyrolean Concert company.
subscriptions to the Montpeh'
daily Journal are still received at tn
office at so cents for the legislative Sc
sion. This promises to be very lmpo
tant session and you cannot afford
miss having all the news about it.
no Col. Dennis E. May will soon sta
upon a new directory to be deiVer
aS early in January. 1t will contain t
names of everybody in town, infants
cepted. and it is Mr.. Mays intention
make it the most complete directo
ever issued.
The production of Faust at Ho'
Opera House Friday night, although
was it's second appearance here, DIRE"
full house, many who were present ne
ing witnessed it before. Its spectacu
features are it's greatest attractle
Mephisto being the best character, as
should be.
u George M. Gray has sold the GOO
he bought of Frank W. Hastings
Thomas D. Haughey of Gallups MI
The latter will sell what he can here
take the balance to his store at CALI
Mills. Mr.. Gray will rent the ste
which is we'll fitted up for mercan
establishment.
0u' I. O. Drouin is going into the
run estate and insurance business ana
Guo opened an office in his block on Kailr'
street. Mr.. Drouin has wide acqua
N ance in this section through his past
II in a store and is deserving of a share
the patronage. He will represent
first class companies.
Prof. c. c. Bonette returned Satur
night and is spending the week
PROT Bonette has made 80 asceu
this season and has not met wit
sinele accident. He closes the seaso
Manchester, Oct, 20. The toIlo'
no o week he begins his winters work at
Howard Theatre in Boston
Seal. -Twenty-one young friends OF M
Roland E. McSweeney, gathered a
house of DR.. and Mrs. McSweeney
Friday afternoon to celebrate his
birthday. Refreshments were servet
the young people enjoyed very
time. Roland was the recipient OF
nice presents from his young friends
The collection of platinotypes IL
to the Library Art Club by Messrs.
Soderholtz and company OF Boston
. exhibition at the art gallery from
ter. to Oct. 10. The collection consists
yue D14:..4roae +be neo q tives of whic