St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-03-21

mans club will meet with Mrs. H. F.
Balch, 7 Clinton Avenue, Saturday after.
noon, March "a, at three o'clock.
The Junior League of Grace Metho-
dist church will hold a sale of fancy arti-
cles, burnt work, cakes and homemade
candy, in the church parlors. Tuesday
afternoon. In the evening an entertain.
ment will be given consisting of dia.
logues, tableaux, recitations and music.
Admission in the evening, 10 cents.
These are dog days" at the town
treasurer's office and ifyou own dog
you can save dollar by getting the
license before April 1. After that date it
will cost So and after May Is no licenses
can be granted except Tor dogs brought
into the state.
Joseph st. Jock returned last week
from the automobile show at Boston
and bought while there four Buick mach
ines. He will remain here during the
summer and besides selling automobiles
will have machine to let for short tours.
Among our new advertisers this week
is the firm of Harlow & Kettel, who are
located in st. Jocks machine shop on
Pearl street and prepared to do all kinds
of automobile and bicycle repairing.
They also carry full line of bicycles and
automobile supplies.
Try the American Throat Tablets.
e. & T. Fairbanks & Co. paid on
March Is quarterly dividend of $5 per
share.
Court Moose River, No. 1890, will
hold a sugar social in the 6. A. R. hall
March 81, at $50, after the regular
meeting. Everybody invited. Admission
Is cents for all the sugar you can eat.
There will also be promenade.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Brightlook Hospital Aid Association will
be held at Brightlook Hospital, Monday
afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Executive
board meeting at 2 o'clock.
The new patients received at Bright.
look hospital the past week are Abia|
Haviland and Mrs. Alex Marshall. Mrs
Harry Harden, who has been dangerous
ly i'll, is improving.
AT the St. Johnsbury hospital one
new patient, Mrs. Fred ]. Robins ofNew'
port, has been added to the list. Those
who have returned home are Miss
Tbereca Wake and Miss E. ]. Cowles
St. Johnsbury; Miss Mary Wayne. Pas
sumpsic; Thomas Mcguire, Barton; MISS
Ellen Byde, who was injured at tht
Portland street crossing, has gone tc
visit friend.
William l. Pope the proprietor of the
Railroad street lunch room will serve re-
freshments on the special train which
leaves here at Eve O'Clock today for the
basket ball game at White River juno
ton and also on the train returning after
the game.
F. O. Clark is giving away another
lot of corn fake samples. Call for them
The c. H. Goss Company will star
work next week on the City high schoo
at Berlin, N. H., where they have tht
contract for heating, plumbing, venti
lating and lighting.
The police arrested party Monday
on second offence for intoxication, and
fined him 500 90 with alternate sentence
in the House OF Correction.
The purple 6nches have arrived and
it is seldom that these birds are the
harbiugers of spring. The robins and
bluebirds have been as late for several
years and it is believed that the cold
weather farther south keeps them from
migrating. The robins aud bluebirds
which have been occasionally seen here
particularly in the Spaulding neighbor
hood, took advantage OF the mild winter
to stay here all the year round.
AT a meeting at the hose house or
Concord Avenue Wednesday evening 6
committee consisting of E. L. Hovey and
Charles E. Peck was appointed to con
slider the feasibility of forming a stock
company to be known as the Greer
Mountain Casket Co. They will report
at meeting at the same place this eve
ming, to which all who are interested in
having such a plant established here, are
invited.
All the schools in town close this
week and the spring term will open
April 9. The Academy will close next
week.
The class Of 1908, st. ]. A., are plan.
ming to hold a reunion here on June %.
See F. O. Clark's stationery add in
another column.
Masonic Meeting.