St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-09-11
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

C. I. Ranlet has erected an automoDlie |
stable on c. H. Bagley's lot at the upper
end of Railroad street.
The parochial schools opened Mon
dav with full attendance; 326 were
recorded the first day.
The New England Telephone Co.
have placed long distance telephone in
the residence of Michael Hynes on Rail-
road street.
Fire alarm box 80, which was recent
ly put in at Brantview, is a private box
and is for use solely in case of fire at
Brantview.
The next regular meeting of Clover
Temple, No. 1, Order OF Rathbone Sisters,
will be held in Pythian hall, Monday
evening, September 16.
&C. H. Bagley has sold to ]. E. Walker
lot on the Pearl street extension and to
DR.. c. A. Provost lot in the rear of his
residence on Railroad street.
-Somervile & Atwood will run their
restaurant as usual at the Fair Ground
next week and serve roast turkey din
ner to all comers for SO cents.
There will be an exhibition OF pic
lures of Assist in the Athen9um until
September 49, The photographs are
loaned by the Library Art Club.
The public schools opened Monday
with smaller total attendance than
last year. The schools all close next
Wednesday for the County Fair.
The voting contest for the water set,
which is between Brightlook Hospital
and Sunset Home, now stands 1856 for
the former and 121 for the latter.
When at the fair next week get re-
freshed by drinking some Of the popular
sodas made by the Standard Bottling
Co. They will be found at all the lunch
stands.
R. S. Sidelinger, well-known in frater
nal circles, will have charge of the field
work of the st. Andrews Benevolent
Society, an organization working under
Vermont charter.
While Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Clark were
driving in the vicinity Of Red Village
last week, the carriage was overturned
and Mr.. Clark sustained sprained foot
and Mrs. Clark was somewhat bruised.
One of S. H. Sparkawk & Co.'S clients
is feeling happy over the result of pur-
chase of 1000 shares of mining stock at
so cents a share which advanced to
So. so share within 10 days ofpurchase.
e. E. Caller has a contract to furnish
the interior and exterior finish for the
new residence of Mr.. Batchelder OF Little.
ton. The interior finish is to be o.
CHARTERED oak and whitewood of the
best quality.
Sarah Simon, travelling peddler
was brought before Justice Worcester
Monday, charged with peddling without
a license. She was found guilty anC
placed under $100 bonds, in default o
which she was committed to jail
The hunting season has opened ant
sportsmen say that it promises to be I
successful one. Ernest A. Morse, one o
the most successful hunters in this vicinit,
reports that the flocks are running larg
and has begun the season with recor'
: of 16.
Sidney F. Smith, organist, assiste'
by the choir of ST. Andrews church, wi
give the first of a series of MONTH
musical recitals, at st. Andrews church
Wednesday evening, Sept. 1S, at
= o'clock. The programme will appea
next week.
5 The Newport school board were hei
I Monday afternoon to see the Summe
= vile schoolhouse and were greatl
pleased with the building and its equi
ment. Their town has recently appr,
priated $4,000 to build ten-roo
school house.
"A demonstration in cookery will |
given at Music Hall Monday afternoo
q Sept. %, at o'clock, by Miss Fam
Merritt Farmer, principal of the Bostc
Cooking School, under the auspices of
Margaret's Guild. The menu in full w
be given next week.
ID. S. Frechette has sold one.h;
interest in his meat market on Railro,
street, to Philippe MORN. The new fiji
began business yesterday and W
be known as Frechette and MORN. T
new partner is an experienced meat ma
formerly Of Saint Valentin, P. Q.
The Maine delegates to the natior
is encampment Of the Grand Army pass