St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-09-17
LOCAL. GATHERINGS.

LVS1As 0IR tbLNAlN0Os
The st. Johnsbury Orchestra play for
a ball at Twin Mountain, Friday.
Steele, Taplin & Co. carry the "Guy-
er" hat, Stein, Bloch & Co., suits and
top coats.
e. l.. Hunt leaves Monday for New
York to purchase goods for the fall and
winter trade.
Co. will drill once in two weeks
until January, the next drill coming next
week Wednesday evening.
The Jones & Shields furniture factory
is shut down until Friday to allow some
repairs about the water wheel.
Secretary Bagley of the Merchants
association was in Hyde Park and
Morrisville last week and added 10 men,
bers to the association.
DIR. Walter J. Aldrich is now making
his calls in locomobile, having pur-
chased one through the agency OF ]. Fl.
Stuart of West Barnet.
Clark ]. Fisher, farmer, has filed
petition in insolvency, with liabilities
of 1888 and assets of $192, of which
$342.50 are claimed exempt.
Higgins, Suitor, Wright and Thomp.
son of the local ball team played with
the Barton's at Barton Thursday when
that team defeated Newport.
There will be a demonstration of
velox paper at Bingham's drug store
next Monday night and the artist in
charge will make prints from any mega
tives brought.
F. A. Scott & Co. shipped 26 tons
of maple sugar Saturday, and 20 tons
yesterday to New York dealers. During
the season this firm has handled $780,
900 worth of sugar.
Miss E. M. Niles will be pleased to
show you her line of street hats which
have Just arrived from New York and
Boston. Her opening of dress hats will
be held little later.
About 80 St. Johnsbury people
attended the Barton fair last week.
Besides the remarkable performance of
Corbett the track record was lowered
to 2. .111a by Island Wilkes Jr.
The regular meeting OF Chamberlin
Womans Relief Corps will be held Thurs
day evening, Sept. IS. All members are
requested to be present as business Of
Importance will be transacted.
Cyril Constantineau has won the
prize of a trip to Boston offered to Met
ropolitan agents, and with Superintend-
ent H. S. Dorrity, will attend a meeting
of insurance men held in that city, Sat
urday.
The popularity of Howe's Moving
Picture show is by no means confined to
st. Johnsbury, for in Barre Friday even
ing the large opera house sold standing
room and the exhibition was reported
the best yet 1t is at Music Hall tonight.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of Rev. w. A. Davidson, super
intendent of churches for the Baptist
state convention, to Miss Matte Gertrude
Johnson, of Burlington, in that city
September 25. Mr.. Davidson preached
at Lyndonville, Sunday.
"A. W. Scott is now fairly well estab
lished in his remodelled store and has ar
attractive and convenient place of busi
ness. The store formerly occupied by c
6. Braley is devoted to the shoe depart
ment and is connected with Mr.. Scott's
old store, which is devoted to clothing
and furnishings.
Mrs. George H. Cross met with tn,
ladies of the Woman's Missionary society
at East Hardwick, Friday. Plans for tn,
coming years work were discussed, alsc
the advisability of forming a junior so
ciety, and the missionary work in Cub;
and Porto Rico was an interesting sub
ject of consideration.