St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-04-06

Joseph st. Jock and {. T. Ranlet have
received two Rambler and Stanley auto
mobiles. respectively, and are now exhib-
itirg them to prospective buyers. Both
parties would be pleased to instruct
prospective buyers in the fine points OF
these machines.
DIR r. w. Warner will still continue
his dentist work, having fitted up a
room tor that purpose at his home on
Mt. Pleasant street.
The ladies of the South church will
hold food sale, Wednesday, April 13.
in the vestrv, from 2 to o'clock.
The supper t., be given in Pythian
Hall, next week Thursday, by the ladies
of ST. Andrews church, will be followed
by short musical program arranged by
Prof Crumpliu. It will include selections
by the Venetian Orchestra, boys quar-
tet and boys chorus, vocal solos in
English. Irish and Scotch by Prot. Crum-
plin, and mandolin and guitar solos by
William Gill.
-Houghton & Co. offer some attrac-
tive bargains this week that will llespecial-
1y interest all ladies' and housekeepers.
arrangements have been made for
the forthcoming concert by the Blaisdell
String Qua1tette and Thu sday, April 81
is the da,e. The concert will be given in
aid OF Brigbtlook Hospital and Mrs.
Fair banks has again kindly offered to
have the concert in the spacious rooms at
Brantvirw.
A chimney burning ont in the Taylor
house on Portland street caused an
alarm to be rupg in from box 6S Monday
morning. Small damage was done.
M. ]. Caldbeck is repairing the bull
ding near the subway that was damaged
by FIRE some time ago.
The local camp of Modern Woodmen
will hold a sugar party and dance in the
Jr. o U. A. Nd. hall Friday evening.
"A fair representa- of the local
Temperancce Union met with Mrs. Lau
rette Bingham last week Tuesday
They were nicely ent ntertained and refresh
ments were served generously. The
meeting closed by singing God be With
you Till we Meet Again."
Joseph Gauthier is repairing his store
on Eastern Avenue.
The county executive committee OF
the w c. T. U met Thursday with Mrs.
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the county convention in June.
Members of the Woman's Club can
attend the entertainment at Pythian
hall, Thursday evening, by presenting
their club ticket, and guests tickets may
be purchased by members or the public,
OF Miss Fannie e. Russell or Miss Jose
phine M Woods.
DIR. c. A. Cramton has purchased the
Arthur F. Wilder place on Main street.
Over $50 attended the sugar party
of the Easter Star Saturday evening in
Masonic hall and the entertainment was
very much enjoyed.
The two trotting horses, Louise
Wilkes and Helen r OWNED by Potter
and Robinson have been sold and shipped
to A. Fl. Merrill at Danvers, M ass.
The Jr. O. y. A. Nd. will hold regu
lar meeting Thursday evening. At the
close refre shments will be served.
The w. R. c. will meet at 6. A r.
hall for sewing Thursday. There will be
a supper. and regular meeting in the
evening.
Citizens telephone have been placed
in the following places: w. A. Kicker.
stock yard, 54-B; M ]. Hovey, 59-V;
o. " Hooker's new flee, 21-A; Weeks
& Hovey. 1876; Nd. 9. Mum, 5-B: Ed
son Noble, GOD; Fred Wiley. Oh; H.
A. Gale,-livery stable, 64-G; d. J. Perr,-
gard, fix; J. NJ < Lord. 65-H; ]. Nd.
Lyndonvilie.
MRS. Alice Clifford will open first
class restaurant at the old Atwood |
stand on Eastern Avenue. May 1. |
Board by the week. 21 meals, gentle |
men. $3.50; ladies, So.
The Don c. Stiles Company are
giving away OeautIui StOlk cdienodf
containing babies OF all nations with
every purchase OF one or more bottles al
Pabst bt st tonic.
IS D. Atwood's many friends will be
interested to know that he will continue
in the ice cream and catering busin. ss,
and after May / will take orders from
h,s house. He is putting in a new eiec
trio ice cream fire.. zer and will be con
nected with both telephones.
County Fair.
A meet1np OF the directors of the Gale |