St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-11-30

The ladies OF the Free Baptist
church will serve fish chowder supper
in the church vestry Thursday evening.
MRS. ]. M. Perham will hold an exhi-
bition of her Photographic work at her
home at Church street, Monday after
noon and evening and Tuesday after
noon, December and 6. All are invited
-Metcalf & Craig are going out of the
wood business and have advertised their
stock, machinery and building lots.
-Swift's premium calendar for the
coming year is the handsomest ever
issued by this well-known Chicago pack
ing house. 1t consists of four beautiful
heads emblematical of the four seasons
and the artist is McEntee of New York.
The calendar will be sent, postpaid, to
any address for ten cents in stamps or
money, or ten Wool Soap wrappers, or
one metal cap from jar of Swift's Beef
Extract. Address Swift & Company,
advertising department, Union Stock
Yards, Chicago, Ill.
&C. A. Ca1derwood. the furniture
dealer, will give today only, 80 red trad
ing stamps for every dollars worth of
goods purchased and 20 stamps for
every dollar paid on account.
st. Jock and Company sold three
Olds gasoline engines last week.
The December term of the Caledonia
county court opens next Tuesday with
Judge James M. Tyler of Brattleboro
presiding. The jury calendar contains
AZ cases that are set for trial and there
are 35 cases in the court calendar.
The public are cordially invited to
visit "The Rowell Art Store' and see
the collection of pictures just received
direct from DIR. Wallace Nutting. The
full line will be on exhibition for only
few days. Come in and see them whether
you wish to buy or not.
I'm recent prize contest of flower
photographs offered by II. A. Dreer &
Co., of Philadelphia, w. H. Sargent was
a successful competitor, in that Eve
prizes were awarded him, amounting to
$27. In the earlier competition for
spring Towering bulbs he also received
number of prizes, and several of the cuts
in their spring catalogue were from his
photographs.
Mrs. 7. E. Bertrand will have a sale
of burnt al ticles for Christmas, and will
take orders for either wood or leather
burning. Sale evenings after p. m.
from December 1 to 20, at ~ Pleasant
street; or orders may be left at the Office
Of A. L. Bragg, opposite the passenger
depot.
"A special meeting is called for Com
pany D this evening to elect first
lieutenant in place of William A. Ide,
resigned.
The local BARRIERS are arranging
time schedule, which they hope to soon
place in operation. According to the
schedule all barber shops will close every
evening at s O'Clock except Thursday
and Saturday evenings, when they will
close at six and eleven O'Clock respect
lively.
e. L. Hunt goes to Boston tonight
for holiday goods.
The ladies of St. Andrews church
will hold their annual Christmas sale and
supper at Pythian hall, December 16.
The suit brought by Harry Fl. Carr
two years ago against the Citizens Tele-
graph and Telephone Company for $4,000
for alleged money paid out and services
rendered has been settled, the suit with
drawn and the trustees discharged.
Salt herring, mackerel and salmon at
Worthen and Gleason's.
Mrs. II. w. Hazleton, matron at the
town farm, prepared such sumptuous
dinner of roast chicken, chicken pie and
all the other good things for Thanksgiv-
ing day that they could hardly realize
they were not in their own homes, and
her special welfare in them is appreciated.