St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-03-25
New sweet potatoes, lettuce and rad
ishes at Worthen & Gleason's.

ment followed consisting OF trip on the
Rollicking and Merryvile railroad, the
various stations on the road being guess
ed by those present.
Mathew Caldbeck is repairing the ro-
tunda store in the Avenue House block
and Dominick Costa will reopen his
cigar store there early next month.
Sour mixed pickles. 10 cents quart,
at Worthen & Gleason's.
The quarterly meeting Of the Bright
look Hospital Aid association will be
held at the hospital next Monday after
noon at O'Clock. The executive board
meeting will be held at o'clock.
e. M Harris, at % Eastern avenue,
has enlarged his business in musical in
struments, sheet music, instruction
books, spectacles and eye glasses. confec-
tionery and goods usually found in
variety store.
MIS-. Gs h lldl Is Ids ulONSu llSl
hair goods from her house to her hus-
bands store at % Eastern avenue and
will hereafter be in the store to meet her
customers.
The sugar party given by Green
Mountain Lodge, New England Order of
Protection, on Saturday evening was
great success socially and attended by
about $50 people.
The social of the Free Baptist church
held at George Spaulding's, last Friday
night, was we'll attended, supper being
served to about 60 people, and very
successful social evening was spent with
a pleasing musical and literary program.
The Brooks-Tyler Co. announce a
special opening of ladies trimmed hats
this week Friday and Saturday. The
stock in this department is always at
tractive, but never more so than it is
this season.
Somebody has degenerated enough
to steal one of the Salvation Army mite
boxes that was left in the Cottage Hotel.
The good work done by the Army should
not be hindered and the person who did
this should subscribe literally to the
cause.
This evening at the Church of the
Messiah will be held the third in series OF
mid-week Lenten services with sermon
by Rev. John Kimball of Lyndonville,
topic, Experiencing Religion" The
public is cordially welcome.
Prof H. ]. Crumplin will give lee.
ture on "Music. ancient and MODERN at
Pythian Hall, Thursday evening, begin
ming at 8 O'Clock. Vocal and instrumen-
tai selections will be given, illustrating
his subject, and tickets may be had at
Bingham's drug store.
A very attractive display of ladies
furnishings, fancy articles and novelties
was shown at Miss Fannie M. Spencer S
store on Eastern Avenue during the open
ing days the first of the week, and nice
line of goods will be kept. Stamped
goods and patterns for stamping is one
of the departments. Her advertisement
will be found elsewhere in these columns.
The March meeting of the Mems
Club of the North church will be held on
Tuesday evening in the chapel. Supper
will be served at $50 followed by an ad
dress by Rev. DR.. D. N. Beach entitled
"Tramping in the Scottish Border" All
men of the North church are cordially in.
vited to this meeting of the club and a
profitable evening is assured.
On April 16, at Steinert Hall, Boston
Isidora MARTINEZ, the distinguished Span
ish singer and musician, will present tc
the public of Boston program exclus
lively devoted to ancient and moderr
Spanish music. Among the assisting
artists will be Miss Margaret Gorham
accompanist.
Mrs. Brooks orchestra and the st
Johnsbury mandolin club will turnisl
music at the Avenue House during Sun
day dinner and tea with social concert il
the evening. The prices for meals remair
the same, so cents. Last Sunday Land
lord Eastman entertained over 10C
guests.
Company D will play the return
game with BrattIeboro Friday evening
OF this week. The game promises to bC
fast and exciting, for although Com
pany D has lost the first game in th'
championship series they will put W
their speediest exhibition OF basket bal
playing and try to win back what thel
lost. The game is called at o'clocl
and reserved seats are now on sale a
Gordons and Bingham's drug stores.
The regular monthly meeting of tn
w. {. T. U. will be held at the home o
Mrs. Clara J. Packard on Boynton Ave
nue. next week Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock. County president Mrs. J.
Kenerson, from Barnet, will be present
to assist in making arrangements for th
county convention OF the organization