St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-09

w. D. D. Reed of Charleston, district
deputy of the Modern Woodmen is in
town in the interests of Asisqwa Camp.
Ralph c. Sulloway has sold the John
Smith house on Portland street to Frank
6. Landry. Consideration private.
Frederick c. King has entered the
law office of Marshal Montgomery
as attorney at law. Abner Smith,
who has been studying with
Elisha May, takes Mr.. Kings place
in the county clerks office as deputy
clerk.
The U. c. 7. will hold their annual
election of officers Saturday evening.
The Klark-Urban Co. completed
weeks engagement at Howe Opera House
Saturday evening, having played to good
houses and given general satisfaction the
entire week.
The Mystic Club kept open house
Wednesday evening when a large num-
ber of members and friends inspected the
newly repaired rooms, and enjoyed
social time. The 1904 Banjo Mandolin
and Guitar club furnished several selec-
tions and refreshments were served by S.
D. Atwood caterer. Later in the evening
the years accumulation of magazines
and papers were auctioned off by Alex
ander Dunnett.
An alarm was rung in Saturday
morning for small fire on the roof of
P. J. Cowles' house on South Pearl
street. The shingles on the roof caught
fire from SCOT being thrown from
chimney burning out. Small damage
was done.
Joseph St. Jock is repairing his build
ing on Pearl street, lately purchased
from T. F. Dockham. The building will
be moved forward about 10 feet and
later an addition will be built on the
rear The first floor will be used for a
bicycle and automobile repair shop.
-Worthen & Gleason are installing
novelty in the shape of an electric moter,
coffee grinding machine.
Mrs. A. M. Mcneil has returned from
market with new samples for spring
suits, and will be glad to show them to
any who will call at Miss Fannie M.
Spencer's store on Eastern Avenue, where
she will have her headquarters. Early
orders will receive. prompt attention.
The spring examinations Of teachers
will be held at the Summer street school
on Tuesday and Wednesday, March Is
and 16; at the Barnet school-house on
March 21 and %; at the Hardwick
Academy building on March Is and 10;
at Groton schoolhouse March % and "a;
at the Instituteat Lyndon Center March
25 and 26. Particulars of same are given
in our advertising columns.
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge will
hold their annual masquerade and sugar
party at Odd Fellows hall Thursday
evening, March II. All Odd Fellows
with their families and invited friends
are cordially invited to be present. There
will be good music in attendance and it
is hoped all will come in costume. Ad-
mission 25 cents.
Henry Massey, who is unable to
work in his barber shop on account of
broken shoulder, has engaged Arthur A.
Gobielle of Beebe Plain, who is a first
class barber, to assist in his shop.
"A New England telephone has been
placed in the residence of w. FL. Ell. Robie.
Call 1921.
The W. R. c. sewing society will be
held with Mrs. c. E. Gorham, on Central
street, Thursday afternoon.
IF. o. Clark has just received "Remi-
niscences of the Civil War" by Gen. John
B. Gordon; price, So net. Also the Goth
Century New Testament in one volume.