St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-11-06
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

The Whitley Exerclser is tor sale at
F. o. Clark's. Prices $500 to $500.
The Searchlight Club held very
pleasant meeting with the Misses Bull
lard last evening.
The rummage sale for the benefit of
Brightlook Hospital is to be held the
third week of this month.
"A large barn at Newbury owned by
Frank Kimball was burned last evening,
together with 100 COWS, 18 horses, and
40 hogs. The light was plainly visible
at this place.
The third in the series of subscription
dances will be held at Jr. o. U. A. M. hall
Friday evening, beginning promptly at
eight.
Trains passing through here have
been well laden with deer during the
hunting season, one train recently hav-
ing 19 aboard.
"A special train Wednesday evening
took SO members of Passumpsic Lodge,
F. & A. NJ, to DanvilIe for a visitation
to the lodge at that place.
The w. E. Peck estate has traded the
farm at Passunpsic for Eugene Allard's
house attic Railroad street. Mr.. Allard
moved to the farm last week.
The residence of Mrs. Flora E. Love-
Joy was wired for electric lights last
week, and the company is now at work
on Lyman P. Harrimans house.
Six members of the st. Johnsbury
/ orchestra went to North Haverhill Fri
day night and played for ball. Thurs
day night they play at Whitefeld for a
similar occasion.
e. L. Stanley has bought out the
livery business Of Hiram Goss, 76 East
ern avenue, and took possession Mon
day. Mr.. Goss expects to spend the
winter in California.
st. Margaret's Guild held it's semi
annual meeting with Miss Carrie S.
Drew Monday evening. After the cleo
ton of officers for the coming six months,
social time was enjoyed.
The North church Sunday school
have just secured fine relief map of
Palestine for use in all departments Of
the school. The money for it's purchase
was collected by the children themselves.
Mrs. Anna Spencer Frost, the well
known reader and reciter, has just issued
an attractive announcement of her work
containing several personal announce.
ments and press notices and a specimen
program.
Mrs. Mary NJ, widow of the late
lanes Odette died at the home of her
son on Clark's avenue Sunday of tuber
culosis, aged about So years. The funera
was held Tuesday morning at Notr'
Dame church.
These are the advertised letters a
the postoffice for the week ending Nov
embe- 2: Benote, Miss Florence; Lewis
Miss L.; Russell, Bell; Carrier, Honore
Dubois, E.; Harkin, George; Taylor
Alfred E. Westover, Melvin.
Instead of the usual poverty ball o.
Thanksgiving night there will be an in
vitation ball at the Armory with musi
by the Wilder Orchestral Club of eigh
pieces of Montpelier. From eight to min
there will be a concert by the club.
"A basket ball court ou Highland ave
nue. has afforded much pleasure for tn
girls of the eighth and ninth grades dul
ing the past few weeks. Saturday ther
was game between these grades whic
resulted in score of 20 to IA in fave
of the ninth.
ALBERT F. Caswell has resigned h
position as chief of police and has cor
menced work at the scale factory. WI
! his successor will be is not definitely Sc
= tied, but it is expected that D. NJ. Mill
8 will be appointed to the vacant place {
the force.
= Joseph Gauthier has sold, throui
1 the Rickaby Agency his house at
Portland street to Edward W. Broc