St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-08-06
LOCAL GATHERINGS.


S. D. Atwood caters at the Ford
Haviand wedding at Newbury today.
During the month of August the
scale works will close every Saturday
afternoon at $50.
Mrs. Kate Gilman Brooks orchestra
furnished music for the Episcopal fair at
White6eld, Wednesday evening.
About 20 neighbors and friends met
at ]. M. Cady's Wednesday and had an
evening of ping pong and social inter-
course.
Marshall Montgomery has bought
the Baldwin & Chickering place on
Hastings street and is putting it in shape
for rental.
i. R. Mitchell has bought the house
and lot at Valley street and is moving
to his new home from Prospect street
| this week.
There must be a mistake about the
marking of Eastman's rods; they cost
more than that to manufacture" re-
marked an expert.
The flower committee of the Bright
look Hospital Aid Association invites
anvoue who can conveniently do so, to
contribute vegetables and flowers to the
hospital.
There will be an ice cream lawn party
at the residence of Murray E. Clifford,
Friday evening. If the weather is
stormy the ice cream will be served in
the house.
During Architect Packards vacation
his office will be open evenings from to
9, except Wednesdays, and the one in
charge can consult with Mr. Packard on
any professional business.
The next regular meeting of Mystic
Star chapter, No. 20, 0. E. S., will occur
next Monday, Aug. IL. AS business ot
Importance comes before the chapter a
large attendance is desired.
Charles G. Braley has sold the bal
ance of his shoe stock to S. Stern of Lyn'
donvile, who is selling it at greatly re-
duced prices for few days, when the
remainder will be taken to Lyndonville.
The annual meeting of the Vermont
State Teachers Association for 1902
will be held in Bellows Falls, Oct. 1926
An excellent program is assured and ev-
ery teacher in the state should plan to
attend.
Ethan E. Carr is confined to his bed
with illness, and County Commissioner
D. B. Leslie of Wheelock was in town
Yesterday and made arrangements for
conducting the liquor agency during his
absence.
Trains from the north Friday after
noon were delayed several hours by a
freight wreck at Barton in which 13
cars were deraied. Brakeman Fogg
sprained his ankle by jumping from a
car but no one else was injured.
M. I. Caldbeck is constructing ar
addition to the Avenue House kitchen
wing to be used as a sample room
Landlord Folsom reports business gOoc
at the house. Last Sunday Al were en-
tertained and all but two were travel
ling men.
The regular meeting of Chamberlir
W. X. c. will be held in G. A. R. Hal
Thursday afternoon at 8. Members will
please bring their supper and five cents
The evening will be devoted to prone
made. Admission IS cents. Ice cream
and cake free.
The following letters were ADVERTISED
at the post office Saturday: Bean, Mis-
Leana; Carpenter, Mrs. Helen P; Lamis
Miss Anna; Murphy, Miss Ethel; Robin
son, Miss Eleanor; Holman, Gus w.
Lewis, Elma H.; Noyes, Thomas L.
Tuttle, Robert P.
1t is of interest to note in connectio
with the news OF the marriage of Davi
R. Perkins and Mary E. Hodgdon a
Danville last week, by Rev. M. c. Her
derson, that Mr.. Henderson performe
the marriage ceremony of the bride
parents at Lyndon about % years age
w. H. Handy, who has been in ia
here on the charge of assault committe
in Danville, was released on $500 ba
yesterday. Henry Lynaugh, who wa
indicted for selling liquor in Essex coul