St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-07-18
LOCAL GATHERINGS.


The summer examinations of teach.
ers will be held as follows: St. Johns.
bury, Summer street school, July 80
and 81; Hardwick, Academy building,
July 81 and August l. Lyndonville, High
school building, August and 2; Peach
am, Academy building, August 8 and 4.
Particulars given in our advertising
columns.
Try the American Throat Tablets.
Frank q. Brooks will address the
Bible class at the scale factory this week
Thursday. Subject, Jesus teaching how
to pray"
"A Handel recital will be given in St.
Andrews church, Tuesday evening at
eight O'Clock, by Prof. h. J. Krumpeln.
"A petition in bankruptcy has been
Sled by George Clair, a laundryman. He
has liabilities of $547 and assets OF $100,
all OF which are claimed exempt.
The right thing in the right place
Colonial Wax Floor Paint, any color,
Follensby & Peck.
Wanted, few shares OF Fairbanks
Stock. Write price and number of shares
for sale to Thomas c. Keyes, Newbury,
VT
One wholesale House in Boston, all
the coal companies, and three OF the
largest hardware companies in Burling-
ton, Joined the St. Johnsbury Merchants
Association last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Blodgett haye
in their garden quite curiosity in an
evening primrose, the only one in this
vicinity, and which when 1t opens in the
early evening is most interesting
spectacle. One evening recently over SO
flowers opened and Monday evening
there were over 100. 1t attracts many
interested visitors.
The new patients at the st. bhns'
bury hospital are F. K. Coulilard,I Alice
Lynn, Francis Dupre and John McDon-
aid, st. Johnsbury. Vengenzo Deetypo
is out again.
Use the American Little Liver
| Tablets
The hot spell the past week has been
of great benefit to the haymakert but
quite uncomfortable to the rest OF thefolks
Yesterday afternoon the showers tooled
the air somewhat and also broke the
dry spell.
The people of the North churcl and
Sunday school are planning for picnic
at Joe's pond next week Wednesday.
If the weather is unfav orable the trip
will be taken the next day.
Brightlook hospital The new
patients are Fred Bruett, St. Johnsbury,
Miss Ann Howe, Concord The follow.
ing have returned to their respective
homes, Mrs. John Lowry, White6eDd,
Malcolm Linsley, st. Johnsbury.
The following flowers have been
received at the Museum the past week;
Common polypody, ebony spleenw ort,
hay scented fern, crested shield fern.
mullen, great st. Johnswort, common
fall anemone, monkey flower, catsup,
wild yellow lily, July 10; ground cherry
sun leaf, July IL; harebell, July 1S; white
melilot, butterweed, night Towering
catch fly, butter and eggs, July 16.
The W. R. c. will meet Thursday
evening. 1t is requested that every
member be present, as there is special
business to come before the Corps.
r. O. Clark has just received lot Of
Battle Greek Toasted Corn Flakes and
No Coffee. Both are selling fast.
The alarm of fire was sounded dur
ing the morning service at the churches
last Sunday for fire in Mrs. Anna Il
Puffer's house on Winter street. The fire
was quickly extinguished though some o
the partitions had to be taken out before
the fire was under control.
The police arrested one party for in
toxication last week and he settled with
the court by paying the customary fine
DIR. T. ]. Walsh, who has been in New
York for the past month has returned
and will open his dental parlors in a few
days.