St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-10-11
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play at McIndoe Falls, Friday night.
The Womans Home Missionary
society of the South Church will meet
with its president, Mrs. John Ritchie.
Church street, Thursday afternoon.
On Thursday evening and Friday at
Jr. O. U. A. M. hall will be held the an
nual sessions OF the State Council.
Engineering and Surveying. M. M.
Stocker, Danville, Vt.
Mrs. A. Boucher will have her fall
millinery opening with large assort-
ment of pattern and ready-to-wear hats,
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Belle c. Mcfarland will be
pleased to receive fall orders for the
Thurber shoe, also for the Century corset
for which she is agent.
Joseph Duclos, Jr., who has carried
on the cigar business in small way in
in Summervile, will open manu-
factory in the Jos. Gauthier store on
Eastern avenue, expecting to be ready
at his new location by the latter part of
this week. See his advertisement in
another column.
The people OF the parish of the South
church, are invited to meet in the church
parlors Friday evening from six until
nine O'Clock, for social gathering. The
Woman's Home Missionary society are
the hostesses of the evening and hope to
see large number of both the older and
younger people present. Come, glad to
greet your old friends, and to give
hearty welcome to all who are strangers
to you. A Brownie supper will be served
at six o'clock for Is cents.
The average business man has many
minor transaction to deal with, but as
these are "a part of the game" they have
to be taken gracefully. The other day a
woman stepped into store and asked
for one-cent stamp, laying down a
twenty.dolar bill from which the one
cent was to be taken. The clerk de-
INJURED on the ground of lack of change
and asked il the customer had some
thing smaller. 20 yes" was the reply
II have plenty of smaller money.
didn't care anything about the one cent
stamp-I just wanted to get this twenty
dollar bill broken"
The summer arrangement OF trains
is now off, the winter schedule going into
effect on Monday last. The so-called
New York train each way and the night
mixed going south are discontinued, and
the noon train resumes its trips between
Lyndonvile and White River Junction;
the evening train north now ends its
Journey at Lyndouville. For the present
the air line trains continue their Sunday
trips. On the Lake road the mixed to
and from Hyde Park is off duty, as vel
as the morning and evening trains which
have run to and from Portland during
the season. The corrected time table:
will be found in another column.
Presiding Elder Lewis has divided
the st. Johnsbury district, of which hi
has charge, into eleven sub-districts tt
secure efficient cooperation in evangelisti
work. Special meetings will be held OIL
as many charges as possible, an evange
list being engaged in some instances ant
in others the pastors of the sub-dstrict
uniting to carry on the work. This plal
is similar to that adopted in st. Alban
district this year and that successful,
worked in the Montpelier district las
year.
Carol J., the II years old son oI
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Shepard, died a
Brightlook hospital Monday night, fol
lowing an operation, Sunday. He wa
hurt while playing with his schoolmate
about week ago, but made no com
plant until few days ago, when it wa
discovered that an operation was neces
sary. He was very brave during hi
short illness, at no time acknowledge
his suffering. which must have been quit
severe.