St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-10-09
LOCAL GATHERINGS.


South church will be held Dec. and 6.
-Pillsbury's Vitos, the ideal sterilized
wheat food, is for sale at F. 0. Clark's.
The Nutting house on the corner of
Cliff and Webster streets has been sold to
George Wright.
About dozen from here spent Sun
day at Sheriff L. D. Miles camp at Lake
Mempbremagog.
A new seven-horse boiler has been
put in at the Summer street laundry. A
c. Bemis did the job.
Opening of fall and winter millinery
at Miss E. M. Niles on Thursday and
Friday of this week. No cards.
"A good number of tickets were sold
at this station for the excursion through
the Notch Friday and Saturday.
The Locomotive up to-date and one
thousand pointers for machinists and
engineers are for sale at F. 0. Clark's.
The first social of the season at the
South church will be held tomorrow
evening. Supper will be served from six
to eight.
The degree staff OF Green Mountain
Lodge, N. E. O. P, have accepted an in-
vitation to confer the degree at Little
ton in the near future.
The records at the town clerks office
show that in the first nine months OF
this wear there were II births, 70 mar
riages and lis deaths.
Hon. Alexander Dunnett will give a
smoke talk on "a Trip through the
Great Lakes and Willard Canal Friday
evening at the Mystic Club.
The general change of time on the
railroads goes iuto effect Monday, Oct
IA, when the time table will be practi-
cally the same as last winter.
The first of series of six subscrip-
ton dances will be held in the Junior Or
der hall this evening. These dances will
commence promptly at o'clock.
Steele, Taplin & Co. have in their
windows this week few samples of the
famous Stein-Block suits and overcoats
which are masterpieces of the tailor's
art.
The annual October excursions of the
B. and M. will occur October 16 from the
St. 7. and L. c. stations and October II
on the B. and M. line between Newport
and Wells River.
John c. Stevens, the Railroad street
tailor, has put up very attractive cir
cular sign over the main entrance to thO
Merchants Bank building where hi
rooms are located.
Herbert L. Doyle, formerly LANDLORD
at the Avenue House, will take posses
sion of the Union House today, and Mr.
Miltimore, who has run the house for th
past few weeks, goes to Glen Falls, N. Y
Business with the St. ohnsbur,
Electric Company has been exceedingl,
good this season. large number o
residences and several public building
have been wired during the past few
weeks.
Mrs. H. D. Moore of South Fairle
picked quite a quantity of ripe raspbei
ries Saturday. The next day snow wa
seen from the same place, on the Vel
shire hills, so they are probably the las
berries of the season.
The new dam at Paddock village
practically completed. 1t is expecte
that work on the new bulk head will b
finished this week, and the manufactu
ing concerns in that vicinity will be usin
water power again next week.
In the ice pitcher contest the vol
stands as follows: Sunset Home, 16-
Brightlook Hospital, 154. The conte:
will not close this month on account I
other work of the w. R. c., and the il
ness of the president of the society.
' There will be public meeting und
the auspices OF st. John the Bapti
Society at St. Agnes Hall, Sunday eve
ing, at which time the delegates to Il
congress of French Canadians at Sprin
field, last week. will give reports OF tn
convention.
-Trombly and Doucett and J.
Walker will add compressed air to the
granite cutting plants this week. VIII
this improvement is completed nearly ;
the firms on Granite Square will
equipped with this convenient feature
modern granite cutting.
Is There will be public entertainme
at Pythian Hall, Thursday evenir
under the auspices of the young ladi
social committee. 1t will consist
music, including selections by
Lamperti Quartette, and lecture,
Haunted City" by Rev. J. A. Lynch
These are the advertised letters at
post office for the week ending October
Bearm, Miss; Brown, Miss Mabel G
ham, Mrs, Geo.; Graham, Mrs. HIATT