St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-09-09
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

"A va VdtSlioIup ldDOTeT, WITH
liabilities of $1217.47, assets 1912 ex-
empt $3.50.
&C. H. Goss & Co. have the contract
for heating, plumbing and ventiIating the
High school building at Hardwick.
DIR. W.. Aldrich and George A. Bur.
bank have taken the agency for this Sec
ton for the Cadillac automobile. They
made the trip up from Worcester last
week in 21a days, the other members of
the party being Fred L. Woodbury. and
W. W. S. Browne.
H. J. Goodrich has just received a
carload of the celebrated Glenwood
stoves and ranges and tells of their
superior qualities in our advertising
columns.
Rev. R. S. Sidelinger, who has been
well known in these parts, has been
deposed from the office of organizer for
the United Woodmen of America, because
of charges of unbecoming conduct.
The time OF the ad, dice sale of tickets
tor AS You Like 1t" has been postponed
from Wednesday morning to Thursday
morning and the regular sale will open
Friday morning.
The ladies of the St. Johnsbury Col
lege club have planned trip to DanviIle
on Saturday, September -, leaving here
at 4 O'Clock and returning at 9.15.
Supper will be served at the Elm House.
W. N. Randall's horse, Tutco, 2nd,
took fourth money in the 235 class at
Lancaster, last week. This was Turco's
first race this season. The time for the
best heat was 2.2S1a.
Robert Clark and Fred w. Taylor,
Jr., have purchased new canoes and plac-
ed them on the Passumpsic river.
The Berry Ball Dry Goods Company
has been incorporated and their capital
stock is $50 1000, divided into 600 shares
of $100 each. The subscribers are Clar-
ence M. Berry, Frank w. Ball, Mrs.
Mary R. Berry, Mrs. Ella F. ]. Ball and
Miss M. Florence Hyde.
Get your turkey dinners during the
Fair of Somerville and Atwood on the
grounds. They will serve them every
day.
The Vermont State Teachers Asso-
citation will hold their annual gathering
at st. Johnsbury, Oct. 20 81, and it isex-
pected that about 500 teachers will at
tend this convention.
The Berry-Ball Dry Goods Company
will hold big cash clearance sale at
their store beginning next Thursday.
Our advertising columns give some Of
the bargains.
Minor repairs have been made at the
post Office this week by extending the
partition at the general delivery window
across to the adjoining wall of the bank
building. This gives much needed room
for the employees of the Office where the
business has been steadily increasing.
Frost did considerable damage out
side the village Monday night, but the
heavy fog on Tuesday morning prevent
ed it in many places.
Sundays Boston Herald contained
an illustrated write-up of the Fairbanks
scale factory and its founders.
| DIR. ]. M. Allen and Edmund Follens-
by climbed Mount Washington, August
80, in the DOCTORS automobile and last
Sunday made the ascent of Mount
Mansfield. They left Mount Washington
Sunday night at 8 O'Clock, making the
descent of eight miles in 3S minutes. The
descent of Mount Mansfield was also
made in the night as they did not leave
the summit until II O'Clock.
Mrs. Flora E. RoWell has on sale at
her store an assortment of souvenir
postal cards of st. Johnsbury and
vicinity, the first in this section.
George Watson ard Bert Mathews
returned from Sherbrooke Fair one night
last week in an intoxicated condition
and the next morning they paid $11.1O
each for intoxication in the police court.
The stone cutters observed Labor Day
Monday by closing the different shops.
Charles F. Boynton now represents
the Equitable Life Assurance Society OF
New York, one of the largest life insur-
ance companies in the world.
| Air rifles at Eastman's.
"A free bread baking exhibit is to be
given at c. H. Goss & Co.'s store on
Main and Church streets, on Tuesday
September %, showing the excellent
work that can be done with the Sterling
Range. See the advertising columns and
give him a call on that day.