St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-06-27
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

The niuth grade of the Summer street
schools had an enjoyable picnic at the
golt links Thursday night.
Use the American Little Liver
Tablets
The right thing in the right place
Colonial Wax Floor Paint, any color,
F ollensby & Peck.
The Vermont and New Hampshire
Independent Telephone Association hold
their third annual convention at the
Wentworth House in Woodsville July
10 There will be banquet in the even.
ing and speakers from other states will
be there and tell about the independent
movement. The association has %
companies in its organic alton, repreent.
ing 10000 phones and George w.
Buzzell OF the Citizens Telephone Com.
pany, St. Johusbury, is the secretary and
treasurer.
Try the American Throat Tablets.
ST. Johnsbury hospital. Those who
have returned to their homes the past
week are Miss Nellie Brooks, Newport;
Mrs. A. T. Hoyt, Lyndonville; Miss
Mabel Wilkie. St. Johnsbury. The new
patients are, Mrs. c. W. Wright, Carmne
Dapoci, Alfred Corriveau, Brother
Melchor, Mrs. Henry Jervais, st. Johns.
bury; Miss Elsie Bouchard, Whitefeld.
-Brightlook hospital. The following
patients have been received the past
week, Clarence Nelson, Hardwick; Mrs.
Lucy Dunsire, West Burke; Mrs. Julia
Mitchell, St. Johnsbury Centre. Mrs. E.
M. Brown and Mrs. E. B. Chase of St.
Johnsbury, Mrs. Emma Kent of Monroe,
have returned to their respective homes.
odd Fellows memorial service will be
held in Odd Fellows hall, Sunday, July
1, at 2 p m. Members OF all branches
OF the order, and their families, are in
vited.
The Methodists of st. Johnsbury
and surrounding towns have their an
nual outing day together, Thursday, at
Joe's POND. and they invite everybody
who would enjoy picnic at this popu-
lar resort to join them. The regular
excursion rates will be charged. The
train will leave at eight O'Clock, and
will stop at Fairbanks Village, going
and returning.
The United States Civil Service Com
mission announce the following exam.
nations: July IL, farmer, with knowl-
edge of irrigation, Indian service July
Is, engineer and miller For information
and blank inquire at the post office.
DIR. W. ]. Aldrich has purchased a
new Stanley automobile.
The quarterly meeting Of Brightlook
Hospital Aid association was held Mon
day and the following committees were
chosen for three months: Literature
and visiting, Mrs. B. W. Spaulding Miss
Lula Lewis, Mrs. Clarence Berry; flower
and vegetable, Mrs. W. H. Sargent, Mrs
W. A. Kicker, Mrs, Abyah Smith; sewing
committee, Mrs. Alexander Dunnett,
Mrs. NJ. E. Burnham, Mrs. &c. Wallace,
Mrs. W. H. Carr, Mrs. John Beck. A
plea Tor flowers was made.
Major Dunham of Troy, N. Y, will
conduct the meeting at the Salvation
Army, Thursday evening. He will also
address the Bible class at the factory
that day at noon,
The seven st. Johnsbury fishermen
who went to Boundary Pond for week s
sport returned Thursday with the best
record they ever made at this popular
resort. Their catch for the five days wa:
401 square-tailed trout and the tota
weight was ISL pounds. Their friends
who stayed at home and had the pleas
ure OF receiving some Of the trout are
agreed that for excellence of flavor they
were unsurpassed.
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There will be basket picnic at Lake
side Park, West Barnet, July 4th, with g
promenade and dancing in the evening.