St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-11-20

sius church on the forenoon of that day.
He died on Nov. 10 at the age of 83.
The union Thanksgiving service will
be held in the North church on Wednes-
day evening, Nov 27, at 80. Rev. Mr..
Chapman will preach. The musical SER
vice will be rendered by the choral union,
the program being given in another
column.
These are the advertised letters at
the post office for the week ending Nov.
16: Farnham, Miss Nina; Helme, Mrs.
Viola; Brown, Arthur L.; Busy, Hor-
ace; Heath, Justain; Luce, R. L Ma
goon, G. R.; Foam, Thos. w; Willard,
Lew; Wood, Isaac.
There have been several applications
for the positions of carriers on the new
rural delivery routes, and the bonds of
Ernest F. Sherburne and H. A. Chesley
as regular carriers and Hartwell Moore
as substitute have been filed. 1t is ex-
pected they will receive the appointments.
The Farmers Mutual Creamery Co.
has established cream route No. II, To-
Gated in the towns OF Coventry and New
port. The company now have the prod
uct from over 1000 cows between this
place and Newport, and is negotiating
II Ln4x ALaea
points.
The &c. A. P" column in the Bos-
ton Journal has been partially given up
during the past week to the publications
of the names of subscribers who have
read that paper regularly for more than
80 years. Capt. Hobart B. Ford of
this place is mentioned as having taken
it over 40 years.
-Rickaby and Co. have exchanged
with Frank Hull, the Brockway carriage
shop at Sutton for his house on Oak
street. Mr.. Hull expects to start up the
business about January 1. His ability
as carriage maker is we'll known and
the people of Sutton are to be congratu-
lated on having that industry fall into
such good hands.
The ladies of the North church have
invited the friends of Home Missions in
the various churches of the village to
la., oh hhnrhon1
ing, to be held in the chapel of the
church, Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
1t is hoped that many women will be
present to welcome the invited guests
from a part of the churches ofthecounty.
The rummage sale for the benefit of
Brightlook Hospital is being held this
week in the west store in the Gauthier
block on Eastern Avenue. The ladies in
charge were kept busy with customers
yesterday and the sale will be continued
for a few days. Articles to be contribu-
ted will be gladly received as early today
as they can be conveniently sent to the
room.
The South church will celebrate the
50th anniversary Of its dedication and
the installation of its first pastor, Rev.
Samuel G. Clapp, in January. Just what
the anniversary exercises will consist Of
is not fully determined, but it is expected
that they will be simple in character.
The South church was organized Octo-
ber %, 1851, and the building was
dedicated Jan. IA, 1852.
Soon after the death OF President
Mckinley, special committee was ap-
pointed by Apollo Lodge Knights Of
Pythas, to procure portrait of him for
their castle hall. A fine life size photo
graph by Chickering with handsome
oak frame was chosen and it was placed
in the hall yesterday. Mr.. Mckinley
was member of the order and the ac-
tion of the lodge is very appropriate.
Guy W. Hill of Waterford, who has
studied law for the past three years, first
with Dunnett & Slack, and later with
Porter & Thompson, and May and
Simonds, will open an office next Mon
day in the office formerly occupied by the
Northern Lumber Co., in the Merchants
Bank building. Mr.. Hill was admitted
to the bar October "a, and we bespeal
for him successful career in his choset
profession.
The W. r. c. ice-pitcher contest will
close Thursday evening, November 21
when all friends Of Brightlook Hospita
or Sunset Home will be given a chanc
to vote for their tavorite. There will b.
short program consisting of instru
mental music by Mrs. Maud L. Robin
son of New York city, reading by Mis-
Helen Hall, songs by Olin D. Adams
Light refreshments will be served free c
charge. Members of the G. A. R. are e'
pecially invited to be present.
t The New England Telephone c.
: has recently added the the following t
the local exchange: W. P. Chafee, Ii
: fayette street, 47.2: L. 2. Cook, eli
street, 36-3; H. c, Hill, Mt. Verne