St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-15

ass; B. ]. Stevens, residence, 60-H;
Frank Taylor, residence, COS; DR.. T. ].
Walsh, office, 3S-S.
Arthur R. Whitney was quite severely
hurt one day last week while attempt
ing to board train at the 'bIind eros
sing" near the campus. He was cut on
his leg and bruised so much that he has
been confined to the house since. The
railroad company are trying to prevent
the occurrence of such accidents in the
future.
There will be dance this evening in
the Jr. O. U. A. M. hall under the aus
pices of the Independent Order OF
Foresters.
The New England Telephone Co.
have installed the following telephones
the past week: Rickaby & Co., office,
1853; John Rickaby, residence, 63-4;
George H. Jones, office, 101-11; W. M.
Mute, residence, 105-11.
The firm of Cook & Woodward has
dissolved partnership, Mr.. Cook con-
tinuing the business.
"A new engine, No. 11O3 has arrived
in the railroad yard and will take the
place of the old shifter.
The new savings banks which have
been introduced in st. Johnsbury by the
Merchants Bank have proved exceed
ingly popular. Over 800 have already
been placed in to- wn and an order for 400
more has been placed with the manuiac-
turers.
The Ladies' society OF the Free Bap-
tist church will hold social at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Aldrich, 8 Wash
ington avenue, Friday evening. Supper
will be served from 6 O'Clock until all
are served.
Straw berries at Worthen & Glea-
sons.
Regular meeting of Chamberlin W.
R. c. will be held Thursday afternoon at
3 O'Clock. A 10 cent supper will be
served to the public at 6 o'clock.
Augustus S. Haskins has novel
clock on exhibition in bis show window
which runs 400 days with one winding.
"A new Western Union Telegraph ser
vice clock has been installed in the Ave
nue House.
A number from here are planning to
attend the annual New Hampshire Meth
odist conference which is being held at
Woodsville this week.
e. L. Stanley has purchased the St..
Tohnsbury livery stable building OF F. A.
Carleton.
Those interested in typography, or
burnt work, will find a nice assortment
of mounted goods for this popular art at
F. 0. Clark's. The prices are very rea-
sonable.
Remember the date of the county
convention of the W. c. T. U which
= will be held here on May 81 and %.
-Kennedys cracker demonstration will
be at Worthen & Gleasons next week
The ladies of St. Johnsbury are invited tc
call and see their line OF goods.
New cabbage, lettuce and radishes a
Worthen & Gleason's.
, "A movement on foot to start gen
tlemen's social club with weekly meet
ings and suppers at the Avenue House
The first meeting will be held on Friday
evening with banquet at s o'clock.
+ A chimney burning out in the hous
o occupied by Charles W. Farr and J. {
Stevens, on Spring street, caused al
alarm to be rung in from box &c, yester
day morning, but very little damage wa
:, done to the house.
= Misses Edna Scott and Ethel Moor
have resumed work in Miss E. Nj. Niles
- millinery store.
J. The dancing classes under the dret
# ton of Miss Wyatt of Concord clos
their sessions of the season Friday even
4 ing. The children's class meet in tn
q early part of the evening and the adul
a class later in the evening.
h A partial eclipse of the moon earl,
d Saturday evening was watched wit
n much interest by our townspeople. Ih
p heavens were unusually clear atfOrding
+. fine chance to view this always interest
ing spectacle.
n Keep in mind the musical treat prom
ised for the evening of April % by Hy
lie man Meyer and Samuel Selgel, at Mus
IS Hall.
lie E. A. Silsby has purchased the Sils
g Mastin residence on Central street.
F. O. Clark's stock OF Standard Pa
re terms is rich in all the latest and prette:
he STYLES. Beginning with the May outpu
te all new issues of Standard Patterns fC
w misses, girls and children will be 10 ar
Is cents.
ST Strength and vigor come of good TOO
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