St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-08-26

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Minister" at the Howe Opera House on
Tuesday, Sept. 1.
j. E. Bertrand has sold his Elm Cot
tage at Lake Morey to Frank F. King
of Union Village.
"A. and H. Gosselin are to open a
meat market September first, in the store
now occupied by c. c. Johnson in the
Citizens Savings Bank block. Mr.. John
son will locate elsewhere.
-Gagnon's orchestra played at a
promenade in McIndoes, Friday evening.
"A new cooler is being built in Swift
Bros building for the display of smoked
and cooled meats. The elevator has
been moved and repaired. Four of
Swift Bros carpenters from New York
are doing the work.
The st. Johnsbury base ball team ex-
pect to play in Barton today. This is a
return game for the game played here
Saturday.
Lyman H. Howe's moving pictures
will be given in Music Hall on Saturday
evening, Sept. II. A crowded house is
assured for this always popular show.
The summer meeting of the Woman's s
Association of the North church will be
held at the chapel Friday afternoon at
$50 o'clock. A musical and literary
program has been prepared, including an
informal talk by Miss Mabel A. Car
penter on some of her experiences ir
London, and vocal selections by Miss
Anna Mae Somerville. A social hour
will follow.
The "Our New Minister" date at the
Howe Opera House on Tuesday, Sept.
is eagerly awaited.
The Sunday school and choir of St
Andrews church are to have picnic ir
the Peck woods, Friday, weather per
mitting. Carriages are to be provided
and will start from the parish house al
1890, returning about o'clock. Lunch
is to be provided. If the day is stormy
the picnic will be held in the Armory al
the same time.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's club is to be held the first Mon
day in September, under the direction
of the literature committee, Mrs. Heller
D. Ross, Chairman, at Pythian Hall.
p. w. Carlton recently caught ar
S1alb pickerel at Swanton that meas
ured "a inches.
"A branch of the American Hoe ant
Fork Company situated in White Rivel
Junction has been combined with tn,
Ely branch here. The machinery has ar
rived from White River Junction and si1
of the employees are soon coming here te
live.
The Vermont Free Public Librar,
Commission will hold Round. Table fo
Librarians at the Athenaum, Tuesday
September 1. Topics of general interes
and OF special interest to trustees will b
discussed, and papers relating to librar,
work will be read. Librarians ant
library trustees are urged to attend.
-Rickaby & Gauthier have bought tn
John Nourse farm also the ten acre 10
adjoining the above farm from Samue
Lynn on the Goss hollow road, and hav
sold their wood lot and pond to E. L
Taft and George c. Cary.
Charles Severance is moving from W
F. Welch's tenement on Pearl street t,
the Robinson house ON Railroad street.
Mrs. Abbie M. Mcneil has Just receive,
the latest styles in ladies' tailor mad
suits and rain coats, to be made to meas
ure only. Samples of all the newest ant
most desirable fabrics are displayed
Garments will be basted and Forwarded
tor fitting when so ordered. She alst
sells cloth by the yard and has received
large line of samples for ladies, unde
skirts. She will fill orders for turs
Forty-five Summer street or drop
card for her to call.
The Ausable Chasm excurs sion to
morrow will doubtless attract larg
number at the low rate of $500 from
st. Johnsbury for the round trip. B,
leaving here at o'clock over two hour
is allowed at the Chasm and a sail o
an hour across the lake, returning hom,
on the evening train. There is no spo
in this region SO beautiful as Ausabl'
Chasm and one is permitted on this ex
cursion to see all its attractions.
Burglar on Pearl Street.
Thursday morning, about l.30, Ire
Brown suddenly aWOke with the apOre