St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-09-02

HUGH Oi duytn G
Mrs, Effie K. Patrick and Mrs. Fran
.es E. Chapman are in New York on a
business trip. and the millinery store is !
closed until September IL.
The Search Light Club Of the South |
church, with invited guests, were pleas
antly entertained at the home OF Mrs.
Henry Fairbanks last night. |,
"A social dance, complimentary to
the summer guests at Danville, was held
at Pythian Hall last evening.
Fred Folsom has started ten cent
baggage delivery team.
st. Johnsbury had two drunks in
August compared with seven for August,
1902.
About 90 head of George c. Cary's
fancy stock have been shipped to Lewis
ton, Me-, to be on exhibit at the Lewis
ton Fair.
George W. Cole has sold his cigar
factory and billiard room to E. $. Foley
Of Portland, Me. Possession given at
once. Nj. Cole will soon 60 the south
west for his health.
About dozen from here attended
social dance in Danville last Friday even.
| ing.
Depot square is being macadam'zed
which will greatly improve the generai
appearance around the depot.
Nearly all the trains north this week
have been somewhat late owing to the
large number taking advantage OF the
low rates on the railroad going to Sher-
brooke. A number Of extra cars have
been on nearly all the trains and these
have been crowded.
-I.G.Rolfe is to have the management
of the Farmers Mutual Creamery which
position was made vacant by the death
of 7. c. Underwood.
The six O'Clock train south Monday
evening was delayed near the Morrill,
farm above the Center by side roo
breaking. A telephone message was sent
to Lyndonville and another engine came
down and pushed the train to the zen
: ter. where the broken engine was un
coupled.
Percy Rogers, foreman OF the st
Johnsbury greenhouse, left Monday 10
Boston on business trip OF ten days.
&c The Merchants Associarlou uav.Ja
issued new list containing 1856 name
e. on the cash customer list. Aside fror
these 53S have settled accounts and thei
names were removed previous to Aug.
The membership is composed OF lo3
business men and women in 149 town
and cities in Vermont, New Hampshire
Massachusetts, Maine and Quebec.
The public schools open on Tuesda.
The new building at Goss Hollow will
used and Miss Anna Stevens has been e.
Gagged as teacher Bids for installing
hot air furnace in the Fairbanks villat
schoolhouse were opened Monday ar
the contract awarded to the lowest bi
ders, Farnham & Albee.
George Ranney is selling -four We
low this week.
Mrs. Kate Gilman Brooks orchest
played at a dance at Lancaster last mig
and are at Lyndonville Friday night.
n e. N. Randall has looms for Indi'
head work for sale which are proving c
ceedingly popular all over the country.
Five candidates took the exami
n alton at the post office yesterday t
m rural free delivery carriers.
The Catholic Fair started off ausp
~ iously Monday evening, there being
of. full house and all departments w
er. patronized.
viii John Murphy-"Steeple Jack"-irt
ing Burlington. has attracted consldera
to notice the past week from his high pc
ON ton on the spire of the church OF No
wn Dame des VICTORIES, where he is gildl
to the crosses repairing the slate work
by, painting.
ng- The Convent and Parochial scho
nds begin next Tuesday.
tut. William E. Benson of Kowliga, A
ac- gave an interesting address in the No
church chapel Wednesday evening on
we'd industrial work done among both
ade whites and blacks in his town. H'
cas- the son of a well.to-do colored plat
and and his address was illustrated v
yed. views of farms and homes which
-ded built up and maintained by people
also were once considered too poor to m
ived tain home.
nder I'm suit for damages for non.deli
turs. of an automobile brought by Eva
'p Evans of Waterbury against Josep
lock of this place, judgment was reno
ed a. for the plaintiff for 500 damages
es OF costs.
which ALI members intending to be pr
at the midsummer meeting of the
work and Game League at Fort Fred'
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