St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-10-19
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

LOCAL GATHERINGS.
The ladies of the Church of the Mes
siah serve the first of their series of clam
chowder suppers Thursday evening from
to 8 O'Clock in the vestry. cordial
invitation to all.
photographs of Newfoundland may
be seen at the Athenaum gallery.
DIR. E. w. Hitchcock has moved to 90
Main street, where he will now have
his office and residence.
Miss Annie O. Maloney will hold an
Friday.
Charles E. Gorham and family are to
move this week from Central street
into Mrs. A. L. Davis house on Summer
street.
Miss Anna Mae Somerville, pupil
of Gertrude Franklin Salisbury, the Bos-
ton soprano soloist, will give instruc-
ton in voice culture at her home on
Prospect avenue.
Jack Roy killed big coon Saturday
evening while hunting on the Follensby
& Peck farm on the Danville road with
three dogs. After he shot the coon with
revolver the plucky fellow travelled
about half mile and then put up a
fierce fight with the dogs before he was
killed. He weighed 38 pounds and
dressed 20 pounds.
On October &c a $4,000 stock of
ladies' and mems fur coats will be shown
at A. c. Harvey's clothing store; also
line of fur-lined coats, and ladies' driving
coats. Call and see them, as described
in our advertising columns.
"A large attendance is requested at
the regular meeting of Gen. Logan
Council. Jr. o. q. A. M, Thursday night.
to hear the report of the annual state
council at Windsor last week.
Fl. o. Clark has just received stock
of the Ideal Scrap Book. It is some
thing new. to hold clippings. bills, etc.
They are gummed ready for use.
An old fashioned singing school
under a competent instructor is being
planned, to be held in the chapel of Grace
Methodist church, to consist of 20 les
sons of two hours each, the first hour for
elementary instruction. and the second
for those more advanced. ALI desiring
ito join may leave their names at B alleys
music store.
"A movement is on foot among the
members of the Mystic Club to secure
larger and better equipped quarters for
| the club. Over rs residents in town
have agreed to join the club if new quar-
| tiers can be secured.
The night lunch cart of w. L. Pope is
being painted and vanished.
The Academy football team will play
| the Littleton high school team on the
| campus Saturday afternoon. A good
snappy game is assured.
Recent repairs in the store of A. c.
Harvey OF Railroad street include store
room in the cellar and fur room has
been finished off in the basement, which
gives Mr.. Harvey the additional room
needed.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Baptist church will hold their annual
sale and harvest supper next week Thurs
day. Aprons and fancy articles will be
on sale, and good supper is assured.
Ten of our young men enjoyed
tramp to Lyndonville Wednesday night
and on their arrival had supper at the
| Union House which was eaten with
relish. They were then invited over to
the rooms of the Lyndon Club where the
rest of the time was spent in social
| way. The party returned on the night
train and thoroughly enjoyed their trip.
keep in mind that on Friday evening
at Music Hall, you can hear the worlds
greatest banjoist", Farland. a most
pleasing musician and entertainer.
M, F. Simpson has purchased the
house owned by the late William Mitchell,
on Caledonia street.
The w. c. T. q. will hold its regular
monthly meeting with Mrs. H. N. Tur-
ner, next Tuesday afternoonat O'Clock.
The stockholders of the Farmers
Mutual creamery 90. Will hold meet
| ing Saturday to see what action the
| company will take in regard to going
into bankruptcy.
| H. N. Swasey has sold the Johnson
farm on the Center road to Thomas J..
| Mosher of Sheffield.
The ladies of the Church of the Mes
siah will hold their annual sale and sup
per at the church, Nov. 16 and IL.
Rally Sunday.
Rally day exercises will be held at the
Church Of the Messiah Sunday, in all de-