St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-24
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

The Church of the Messiah is being
painted.
L. ]. Eldridge has been appointed
county organizer for the Vermont Local
Option League.
w. ]. Farr of East Hardwick is assist
ing in the First National Bank. He is a
former employee OF the Hardwick Bank.
"A baseball team composed of many
of our best players will play the Acad-
emy team on the campus at 2.30 Satur-
day.
Amateur photographers can secure
large line of supplies and cameras at
Bingham's drug store. Cameras from
So up.
Mrs. Len E. Brown and two children
who have resided in Boston, have joined
Mr.. Brown here. They occupy house
on Spring street.
George n Loomis, assistant manager
of Sousas Band, WIS in town yesterday
completing arrangements for the coming
of the band May 1.
The construction of princess skirts,
sometimes called corselet skirts, is ex-
planned fully in the May Designer now on
sale by F. 0. Clark.
"A. ]. Roy the Railroad street bar
Der, has engaged Benjamin Ledoux of
Providence, R. l., to help him and Mr..
Ledoux has already begun work.
The April meeting of the Round Table
of the South church will be held Monday
evening. The program will include an
address by George D. Castor on "Glimp-
ses of Missouri by Westerner."
st. Albans is the first place in the
state to organize an Old Home Week AS
sociation. st. Johnsbury will soon fol-
low as the Board of Trade directors meet
this week to start such movement.
AT the trustees meeting Monday
night it was decided that all the regular
band concerts be held on Friday even
ings instead Of Saturday. This will give
time to clean up the parks and adjoining
streets before Sunday.
The State Christian Endeavor Union
has accepted the invitation of Brattle-
boro to hold its next annual convention
in that town. 1t will take place in the
fall but the exact dates are not yet fixed.
John H. Ryan has over 100 carriages
of his own manufacture which he is now
offering for sale at cost. The lot includes
all kinds of carriages and wagons built
in Mr.. Ryan's frst-class style and they
will doubtless find ready sale.
The ladies of the Church of the Mes
siah will serve one of their monthly sup
pers Thursday, April 25, at 6 p. m. The
clam has disappeared but has left many
good things to satisfy the appetite. The
ladies will be glad to serve all who come.
The Epworth League of Grace Meth
dist church will give an entertainment at
the St. Johnsbury Center church Friday
evening. Double teams have been Ell.
gagged to accommodate those wishing to
go and will start promptly at 7.30
O'Clock from the Museum.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held in the Y. M. c. A. parlor
Tuesday, April 80, at 3 o'clock. 1t is
necessary that every member should be
present as delegates are to be elected for
the county convention besides other mat.
ters of business.
George H. Nichols of St. Johnsbury
bought health policy in the Preferred
Accident Co. in 1900, annual premium
SIS, and was paid $113.14 Monday by
W. W. Sprague, general agent, in ful
settlement OF the claim for his recent i'll
ness from typhoid fever. 1t pays to in
sure for loss of time from sickness.
-J.W. Titcomb has received the dea,