St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-11-18

general agent. Inc IlS SuIeS II tuS large
one are printed in a rich bronze blue,
with green border. The smaller calen-
dar consists of three handsome litho-
graphs, accompanied with sketches of
Vermont history.
The third of a series of weekly enter
tainments for the benefit of St. Aloysius
church will be held in Pythian Hall on
Friday evening. An interesting program
Of Scottish songs and music will be rem
dered by the Marcian Quartette, assisted
by Prof. Crumplin, who will also play
several selections on the bagpipe. Light
refreshments are to be served by the
ladies.
Send in your orders early to S. D.
Atwood for sherbets and ice creams for
your Thanksgiving dinner.
Col. T. c. Fletcher advertises the
Marshall Clifford farm iii Danville for
sale. 1t contains about ITS acres of
land in high state of cultivation with
good farm buildings, sugar orchard and
the usual amount of stock and farming
tools.
-"The Missouri Girl" is booked at the
Howe Opera House Tuesday evening.
This is the first time the company has
ever visited New England cities and the
play is presented with the sole aim OF
producing laughter.
Remember the masquerade and oys-
ter supper to be given by Canton Cres-
cent, l. o. o. F., Friday evening.
=, The members of Chamberlin Post
and Chamberlin W. r. c. will hold a
Joint meeting Saturday evening. Light
refreshments will be served and the
evening will be passed in social way.
1t is hoped there will be a large atten-
: dance.
The air brake car was here Friday
instructing the railroad men.
The ladies of St. Andrews church
q will hold Thanksgiving food sale in the
parish rooms next the church, Tuesday
November "a. opening at 2 p. m. There
:, will be for sale, chicken, mince, apple and
;. pumpkin pies, desserts Of various kinds
cake, doughnuts, cider apple sauce, home
made candy and other good things fol
Thanksgiving.
John Moriarty has moved from Mrs
), S. ]. Burbank's house on Cliff street tt
the Bailey block at the corner of Easter
:, avenue and Railroad street.
William N. Gilbert has been awarded
the second prize in a contest by the Har
j. ward Publishing Co., for drawing from
q their book, How to Illustrate" Th'
e prize consists of an assists drawing
> board and easel valued at $25.
: A roast pig dinner will be served b.
the North church ladies in the churcl
parlors Friday evening at O'Clock
Tickets are on sale at Bingham's drul
store. After the dinner free entertain
ment consisting OF silhouettes and othe
attractions will be given in the chapel.
&C. H. Bagley returned from a trip t.
Boston and Keene last week securin
half dozen new members for the Mel
chants Association in the Hub and /
members in Keene.
Mrs. Henry Byron picked dand
lion blossom on her lawn Nov. IA.
There will be poverty party at II
Armory, Thanksgiving evening, wit
dancing from 8 to IL. The balcony
open to invited friends at 25 cents eac
Ned R. Young gave complimental
dance in Pythian Hall Wednesday eve
ing which was attended by about
couples and much enjoyed. Music WI
furnished by Young's Orchestra of
pieces and fruit punch was served.
e. aud T. Fairbanks and Co. have
ceived their entire stock of about 10'
barrels very best winter apples from t
Lake Champlain islands, comprising
the standard varieties. Mr.. Spence
long acquaintance with the growers
the islands has enabled him to select fro
the best orchards and reliable packers.
The young pupils of B. Frank Har
gave a recital in Pythian Hall yesterd
afternoon to small but appreciate
audience. The principal feature OF
: musicale was the rendition of Paul
vere's Ride" The poem was well recit
by Miss Alice Kicker and the musical
depreciation was finely given by Mast'
Eldridge French and Hugh Mackinnon
The Canadian jubileee singers appe
here Dec. Is under the auspices of c;
ton Crescent. l. 0. 0. F.
Cars Off at Pumpkin Hill.