St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-01-16
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

Notice Bundy and Weeks 20 per cent
discount on winter goods.
L. P. Leach advertises this week,
great bargains in table linens and white
goods.
Welcome B. Eastman, druggist, is
distributing this week some calendars of
a most attractive design.
Ezra c. Brooks has rented the room
recently vacated by Mr.. Written and
will reopen tailor shop.
-Ritchie's annual mid-winter sale of
linens, cottons, housekeeping goods,
Jackets and furs is now on and some
specially good trades are advertised.
The school directors have opened the
school at "Cold Corner" and engaged
Miss Nellie Carr of Summervlle as teach
err The school opens with ten pupils.
AT the annual meeting of Hose Co. No.
4, Monday night the following officers
were reelected for theensuing year: fore
man, Sam A. Moore; Asst. foreman,
Henry w. Ellis; clerk, W. W. Husband.
Photographer Chase is sure to at
tract trade by his big cut in prices OF
cabinet photographs. Mr.. Chase has
cut the price right in two and now ad
vertises the best photos at $3.50 dozen.
The Caledonia Minister Association
met in the parlors of the South church
yesterday afternoon. The entire session
was devoted to the discussion of Prot.
Gilbert's views respecting the incarna-
ton.
The annual meeting OF the Young
Mems Club of the North church will be
held on Thursday evening. After the
election of officers there will be SYM
postum on the diplomatic and consular
service.
The Union Publishing Co. have a
representative in town this week in the
interests OF the Vermont Directory,
which will be issued early in the spring
and is, as its title implies, directory Of
the entire state.
The first heavy storm of the winter
came last Saturday when foot of snow
fell. Fortunately there has been no
wind since then and the big snow roller,
drawn by six horses, has made travelling
very comfortable.
Philip c. Walcott, secretary of Dart
mouth college Y. M. c. A., will address
the students of the Academy in the hall
Tuesday afternoon, January %, at
430. He is graduate of Yale college
and an interesting speaker.
The Modern Woodmen of America
held their installation of officers at G. A.
R. Hall Friday evening. Aside from the
regular proceedings of the camp there
was an address by DR.. ]. H. Judkins of
North6eld who is a candidate for state
medical examiner.
Harry H. Carr has sold his tailoring
business on Railroad street to Henry
Hudson who has for some time been con-
nected with the establishment. Mr.. Hud-
son is we'll known in this vicinity and en-
| joys an tablished reputation as a first
class custom tailor.
The Scotia Club will celebrate Burns
birthday, Jan, 25, with public meeting
which promises to be Of exceptional in.
terest. The general theme OF the evening
will be concerning Scotland's great poet.
The occasion is the first anniversary oi
the existence of the club.
The Poverty Masquerade given by
Green Mountain Lodge, N. E. O. P, at
the Armory last Wednesday evening was
a social success in every way. A large
portion of the dancers were in costume
many of which were particularly good
Music was furnished by Young's Orches
ira, assisted by Mrs. Brock pianist.
The many st. Johnsbury friends o.
Chief of Police Brown of Barre will bt
glad to know that he is we'll on the way
to complete recovery from the effects o
his recent battle With Italians in thai
city. Yesterday he testified before the
grand jury concerning the shooting. II
is expected the jury will report today.
-Twenty-four members of Gen. Logar
council J. O. U. A. NJ, enjoyed a ride il
E. L. Morrills barge to East Burke Mon
day night, where they were the guests o
Gen. Sheridan council, No. &c, OF tha
place. The occasion was the installatio,
of officers of the latter council. A fin
oyster supper was served, and the part,
speak in the highest terms of their receu
tion at the hands of their brothers !,
Burke.