St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-15

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The current events class, OF the
Woman's Club will meet this week on
Saturday afternoon at a O'Clock and the
subject to be discussed is "The Awaken
ing Of Japan" The change from Friday
is made in order not to conflict with the
mission meetings now in progress.
The rooms lately occupied by DIR. c.
F. o. Tinker for dental parlors have been
remodeled and are now being occupied
by the New Eugland Telephone Com
pany as Offices ior their exchange. The
switch board will remain where it has
been, but its position will be changed,
and the rooms formerly occupied by the
manager as an office will be used as
retiring room tor the operators.
Felix Brenan, the barber has left for
parts unknown.
Spencer, Trask & Co., OF Albany,
N. Y, the well-known bankers, have
issued their 1905 edition of statistical
tables OF the securities listed on the New
York stock exchange. The manual con-
tains great deal of information in a
condensed form and is intended for distri.
button among investors.
st. Valentines day was generally abb
served yesterday by the young folks and
enjoyable exercises were held in many of
the schools.
The steady cold OF a severe winter is
occasionally broken by sudden changes
OF weather. On Sunday morning it was
25 below zero and "a hours later it was
25 above zero. change OF so degrees.
Sundays storm was che heaviest OF the
winter as nearly foot Of snow fell and
the trains were delayed several hours on
the Passumpsic road throughout Mon
day.
Rev. 7. A. Boissonnault concluded his
annual pastoral calls the first OF this
month. having called on 435 families
since Christmas. Of these. 391 families
reside in this town, the Others being
scattered through Dauville, Concord,
Waterford and Passumpsic.
A meeting of the ladies of the Canton
Club will be held Friday night.
&C. H. Goss was in Whiteheld, N. a.,
Monday, and was awarded the contract
on heating and plumbing for the
Mountain View Hotel. This contract
calls for SO radiators and 21 complete
bathrooms. This company has just
completed the heating and plumbing in
the NORM Block, Berlin, N. H., where
they installed a 5000 it. sectional steam
boiler.
ALI four of the banks will be closed
Saturday afternoon from 2 to 8 o'clock,
and will be open from 8 to 4 O'Clock, on
account of the caucus.
The Ladies circle Of the Church OF
the Messiah will meet Thursday after
; noon with Mr. Henry Hudson on Port
land street.
-Rickaby & Co. have sold the late J
W. Gorham property on Caledonia street
to William S. Gleason. Mr.. Gleason
takes possession at once, and will occu-
py the house.
There will be a Washington birth.
day ball in Pythian hall next Wednesday
evening.
There were two church suppers and a
church dinner, Thursday, and all were un-
usually we'll patronized. All the young
people who took part in the entertain
ment which followed the supper at the
: North church did their parts very we'll
and the little operetta was much enjoyed.
The Rogers-Grilley recital, the enter.
taiument in the Star Lecture course last
week Tuesday evening was we'll attended
and many were disappointed in the non
appearance of Mrs. Grilley. who was un
|, able TO be present. Mr.. Rogers kept tc
his usual high standard as harpist, and
Mr.. Grilley was at his best in many o.
his impersonations, receiving numerous
encores.
--Marzel the magician always attracts
a good audience here, and his appearance
in the closing entertainment in the Ep
worth League course was no exception
His tricks were as wonderful and myste
rious as ever, and neither young nor ole
tired OF watching his clever work ane
pleasing novelties. The attendance al
; this entertainment was the largest in tn
: entire course.
The Don c. Stiles Company will
close their store every evening excep
Monday and Saturday at s o'clock un
til March II.
On account OF low water in tn
Passumpic river the stone sheds of ]. E
> Walker, Fl. M. Laird and Conley ant
Mutt can be run only about on half tim
and then the power is not strong. Th
e mill of A. H. Mcleod is being run night
t while O.V Hooker & Son are ehandicappe
by the low water.
e Mrs. Ethel Abbott Hartman sang i
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