St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-02-13
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

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Mystic Star Chapter, O. E. S., have
a valentine party tonight for members
and invited friends.
The members of the Woman's Club
are "at home" to invited guests at Py-
THAN Hall, Thursday evening from s to
II O'Clock.
The Ladies Society of Grace M. E.
Church will serve their annual chicken
pie dinner in the church dining hall, Fri
day, Feb. %.
Owing to the absence of the officers
who are attending officers school at
Brattleboro there will be no meeting of
Co. this evening.
The ladies OF Notre Dame will give two
suppers, Monday and Tuesday evenings
Feb. IS aud 19, in St.Agnes Hall, Cherry
street, for the benefit of the Convent.
Supper will be served from 5 p. m.
About dozen young girls gave a
dramatic entertainment at the home of
William c. Tyler Monday evening by
the members of the basket ball club
THE Magic Sword" was presented and
greatly enjoyed by the audience.
Guest tickets for the reception of the
Woman's Club must be purchased of the
treasurer, Mrs. Maud Mcleod Brooks,
or of Miss Margaret Robie at the GALE
DOMAIN office before Thursday evening.
No tickets will be sold at the door.
&C. H. Bagley has been making a
tour through West Lebanon, White Riv-
er Junction and Woodstock the past
week in the interest of the Merchants AS.
sociation, securing about Ia new men,
bers. Six of these are in Woodstock.
An interesting recital was given by
the pupils at the School of Music in Citi-
zens Bank building Monday. These re-
citals are given on alternate Mondays at
p. M, and are always open to the pub.
lie. The fourth one will be given Feb.
25.
The date of the annual Washington
Birthday party given by the members OF
the Golden Cross has been changed from
Feb. %, to Thursday evening, Feb. 81.
The affair will be a social dance with
music by a trio consisting of c. W.
Hodge, F. E. Winslow and Mrs. Kate G.
Brock.
Last Thursday evening a party of
snow shoers took trip over the golf
links and observatory knob, and upon
their return were entertained by DR.. and
Mrs. E. H. Ross. Last night a party
took trip around Harris hill, and were
entertained with supper at c. G Bra
leys' store.
Arrangements have been completed
for the annual ladies' night of Apollo
Lodge No. 2, Knights of Pythias, next
Tuesday evening. These occasions have
always ranked among the most enjoy
able OF the kind held in town and this
will doubtless be as successful as it's
predecessors.
Miss Ella L. Wimarth, who has been
so strongly supported in the Globe vot.
ing contest, by many friends both here
and elsewhere, wishes to express through
the columns of the CALIFORNIAN her
hearty thanks and appreciation of their
efforts. We shall announce as soon as
possible the result of the contest which
will be watched with great deal of in
terest.
A regular quarterly meeting of the
Scotia Club will be held at the Museum
class rooms next Monday night. The
stated program includes "Reminiscences
of Life in Inverness by Mrs. Christina
Macdonald Borland, and "A Visit to
Fingal's Cave, Stafa, Iona and Null, by
Rev. Edward T. Fairbanks. Aside from
this there will be readings and other
exercises.
The Boston and Maine railroad com.
pany is pursuing vigorous campaign
against penny-in.the-slot machines on its
system. The result is that nearly all O
them have been removed, and in few
days it will be impossible to buy CANDY