St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-11-11

The revised registration of the YER
mont teachers convention which was
recently held here was 497, which in
cluded 103 gentlemen and 394 ladies.
The largest attendance previous to the
st. Johnsbury convention was 457, in
cluding 90 gentlemen and 365 ladies.
The masquerade and oyster supper
to be given by Canton Crescent has been
postponed from'the 18th to the Goth.
Frank M. Tinker will give instruction
in round dances at Drouin's block, and
will have good music in attendance.
The New England Telephone Co. has
recently installed instruments in the
following places: Residences B. B.
Clark, 1888; R. A. Cramer, 1854;
S. d. Atwood, 2SS-2; Arthur Menut,
1884; w. c. Porter, 102-11; F. w.
Hastings, 9S-12; H. c. Lane, 25-4;
w. c. Tyler, 63-21; Ell Stiles, 253-11 ::
James Ritchie. 52-5;. 7. D. Pidgeon's
barber shop, 91-2; James Ritchie's store,
s1-2; 7. J. Coleman, meat market,
1872; Boston meat market, 31-4.
The rummage sale held by the Church
OF the Messiah last week was financially
successful, about $40 being realized.
T. c. Hawkins, who lives in Goss
Hollow, recently found hollow tree
which contained S5 pounds of bees honey.
All members of Company D are
asked to be present at the election Satur-
day evening in the Armory.
--Bundy & Weeks have purchased of E.
T. Woods of Lyndonville the Hartman
livery stable building on Central street
for carriage repository. They will not
occupy the building for the present.
The ladies of the North church have
set Dec. 3rd and 4th as the time for their
annual Christmas sale. Many useful
and fancy articles for your own -se, or
Christmas gifts for your friends can be
purchased at this sale.
Principal Comstock of the Academy
will give an illustrated talk to the Ep.
worth League of Grace Methodist church
Monday night, on his impressions of the
art galleries of Rome.
The attractive windows trimmed by
HI. B. Daniels, meat cutter at c. M
Howe's market, and the fine quality Of
meats carved are bringing in new trade.
&C. c. Bingham has arranged with the
Eastman Kodak company to give {
demonstration of velox, and the new
velox liquid developer at the Carnival
Thursday afternoon, from to s, and
at Bingham's store Thursday evening
from 7 to 8. You are at liberty te
bring your negatives and have print
made.
AS advertised elsewhere the fall ex
aminations of teachers will be held th
month as follows: Lyndon Center, In
stitute building, Nov. 18 and 19; Hard
wick, Academy building, Nov. 20 and 81
St. Johnsbury, Summer street building
Nov. "a and 25.
Pupils of B. Frank Harris will Civ
the second recital of the season in P Pythia
hall, Tuesday, Nov. II, at o'clock.
The Berry-Ball Dry Goods Co. are t
have large fur opening next week. M
White from one of the largest fur house
in New York will show all styles of boa
muffs and coats at this store, Monda
and Tuesday, November 16 and II.
The U.C.T. will confer degrees c
several candidates in Pythian Hall, Sa
urday evening.
Plans are on foot for the establis
ment of cooperative store here and nea
ly 400 signers, representing as many fan
lies, have agreed to patronize the stor
The store will carry meats and groceri
and be managed by one who is famili
with mercantile lite. The manager al
the location of the new store have n
yet been selected.
There will be ar organ and chor
recital at st. Andrews church Fridi
evening, November 20, at O'Clock.
collection will be taken for the benefit
the choir.
&C. J. Courser of Montgomery is ser
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