St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-03-28
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

Try the American Throat Tablets.
Rev. T. P. Frost tomorrow night in
the Y. NJ. c. A. course at Music Hall.
An easy way to save dollar is to
pay for your dog license before the first
oil April. 1t only costs 81 now, and after
that date it will cost 50. After May Is
licenses, can only be granted for dogs
brought into the state.
AT the St. Johnsbury Hospital the
folio wing lett tor their homes the past
week: Ms. Kenerson anu son Webster,
Lyndonville; Peter Joetz, st. Johnsbury.
New patients: Mrs Napoleon Henault,
Lewis Mooney, st. Johnsbury; E. Hunt,
DanvIlle.
The following patients have been
received at Brightlook Hospital: George
Fleming, St. Johnsbury; DR.. M. w.
Rowland, Glover; Miss Emma Kent,
Monroe; Miss Emma Woodruff, st.
Johnsbury Centre. Mrs. Annie Marshall
has returned to her home in Groton,
N. H.
Thomas Young met with a painful
accident at the Ely Hoe & Fork Com
pany shops yesterday morning. While
putting up shaitiug he fell breaking two
ribs. He was taken to the ST. Johnsbury
Hospital, where his condition is as com
Portable as could be expected.
Remember the last lecture in the Y.
NJ. c. A. course at Music Hall tomorrow
night-Rev. DR.. 7. P. Frost on, "The
Queer Side OF the Average American"
Olive Branch Lodge, Daughters OF
Rebekeh, will have sugar party and
masquerade in 0 Id Fellows hall, Satur-
day evening to which the public is invit-
ed. Mrs. Brock will furnish music.
There will be several changes in the
corps OF teachers in tine town schools thu
coming term as the folio wing teachers
have rendered their resignation: M SIS
Lucy M. Sinclair who taught "a terms;
Miss Julia o O'Malley from the school at
Goss Hollow; Miss Laura Nd. Chadbourne
and Miss Katherine Orr. Miss Orr will
complete the year, the other designations
having already taken effect.
A free demonstration of "Fine Gold
Coffee" is being given this week at the
grocery store oil c. B. and A. r. Aiken on
Railroad street.
Major D. Dunham of Troy. N. Y,
will visit St. Johnsbury Thursday and
Friday, April S and 6, and will conduct
special revival services in the Salvation
Army Hall, Eastern avenue, each even.
ing. All are invited.
The ladies OF the Church of the Mes.
siah will meet with Mis-. F. W. Park.
hurst on Railroad street, Thursday after
noon.
-Swift's premium hams and bacon are
attractively displayed in the windows of
c. E. Kirk and Spaulding Brothers this
week.
-Chamberlin Post, No. 1, G. A. R,
have secured George Herbert Prouty OF
Newport as the Memorial day orator.
Mr, Prouty is one OF Newport's best
known business men, was one OF the
senators from Orleans county in the
1904 Legislature and is a brother OF
Charles A. Proutv, the interstate COM
merce commissioner. The post have
made an excellent selection.
The train on the Lake road due here
at noon met with slight accident at
the Pumpkin hill siding last Wednesday.
As the train reached the switch the
engine Jumped from the main track to
the siding and pulled the tender directly
across the track. This stopped the train
at once and none OF the trainmen were
injured. Few OF the passengers knew
there was an accident until they saw the
tender across the track.
Mrs. F. F. Goodwin OF Allston. Mass,
a former St. Johnsbury resident, has
bought the vacant lot on Eastern avenue
Just below Mr.. Rowell's printing Office
and will erect a subst antial block this
spring, renting the first floor for mercan.