St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-02-10
sight to see two freight cars attached to
the afternoon express.

Miss Abhie Thomas, Monday afternoon.
Ten members were present and one new
member joined the club.
Sundays thaw was of brief duration
and the mercury registered 2O0 below
zero again yesterday morning. ''Nuf
said"
The United Commercial Travellers
hold a banquet in Pvthian hall Saturday
evening after their regular meeting. S
D. Atwood is the caterer.
There are two leap year valentine
parties at Pythian hall this week, one
tonight and another Friday evening.
The third annual reunion of the St.
Johnsbury Academy Alumni Association
of Boston and vicinity will be held at
Faelten Hall, Huntington Chambers,
Boston. on Friday evening, Feb. 10,
Several members of the faculty, past and
present, are expected to be there.
There will be "pit" party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Spauld-
ing, Railroad street, Friday evening.
ALI members of the Eastern Star are in
vited.
Steele, Taplin & Co. are having big
trade these days on account of their 25
per cent reduction on suits and over
coats. Their advertisement speaks for
itself.
will serve colonial dinner at the church
parlors on Feb. %.
The Woman's Relief Corps will give
a fish chowder supper in Grand Army
ball. Thursday evening, February 1S.
The interior of L. P. Leach's store is
being painted.
The valentine party by the Jr. Y. P.
c. u. Church of the Messiah. will be
held Monday evening, Feb. Is, instead
of Saturday evening, Feb. 13. The
change is made necessary on account of
the entertainment in the Star Lecture
Course.
The old fashioned supper and dance
given by Companion Court Willoughby
$50, I. o. F., Friday night was decided
success. Although a young order here it
is rapidly growing and soon bids fair to
become one of the foremost orders.
"A Frances E. Willard memorial SER
vice will be held with Mrs. J. Nd. Frost at
the Methodist parsonage Feb. II, from 3
to S. Every member of the w. c. T. U.
is invited to bring a friend.
&C. A. Heyer has been granted pat
ent for an Improvement in poises for reg
istering beams.
The young peoples societies of the
several churches that have so kindly
contributed to the telephone fund for
Sunset Home have the sincere thanks of
the board of visitors and all connected
with the Home.
-Four members were initiated at the
meeting of the Eastern Star, Monday
night.
Thomas Dockham building on Pearl
Street.
..E. & T. Fairbanks & Co. received
word by telephone from New York yes
terday afternoon that their Baltimore
sales house had been wiped out by the
big fire, but that the storehouse was
saved. The books and papers have been
transferred to the saleshouse and business
has been resumed. The property in the
store was insured and the store was
rented of another party.
Word has been received from several
OF the back towns that deer are being
found dead in the woods. No marks or
injuries have been discovered on them,
so it is believed that the intense cold of
the winter has caused their death.
AT smoke talk at Apollo Lodge,
Knights of Pythias, last week Tuesday
evening, E. F. Brown gave an interesting
talk on his re miniscences of early St
Jobnsbury. He told many amusing
stories and tales of otfr first inhabitants
and of the people in this vicinity.
The 7instreI Jubilee.
The reserved seat tickets for this at