St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-05-16
knights Of PYthias.
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

T. Dixon will sell al public auction
at No. Willow Place, this afternoon at
1 O'Clock, his household furniture. R.
B. Gammell will be the auctioneer.
The right thing in the right place
Colonial Wax Floor Paint, any color,
Follensby and Peck.
-Asselin Brothers open their store
next Saturday for smoke, water and
fire sale and their big advertisement else.
where gives some suggestion of the
bargains offered. They have settled
with the insurance companies for $4,000
Use the American Little Liver
Tablets
Herbert F. Balch has moved his insur-
ance office to room No. 3 in the Citizens
block opposite Lawyer Frye's Office.
Roberts w. Simonds and A. b. Noyes
have taken the Offices in the Citizens
block recently vacated by Herbert F.
Balch and will occupy them until the
repairs are completed in the Merchants
| bank block.
e. c. Spauding has purchased a
| Stanley automobile, and in company
with DR.. w. J. Aldrich they came up in
the machine from White River Junction
Monday afternoon. They found the
roads in very poor condition.
Six per cent $1O0 Gold Bonds offered
in today's CALEDoNIAN, read Powell &
| Co.. advertise ment.
The friends responded very gener rous
| ly to the invitation OF Mrs. Henry w.
Hudson to send clothing and bedding to
| Sov, opI chn nj 10 hnv
/ to Boston Thursday to 60 in the special
relief train to the Pacific coast. Another
consignment will be sent later and all
desiring to contribute are urged to send
their gifts at once to Mrs. Hudson at 40
Caledonia street.
F. E. Harris advertises elsewhere a
sweeping cut in prices OF clothing and
shrewd buyers will be quick to take
advantage of some OF his trades. This
has been dull season for trade, but
Mr. Harris believes in starting it by a
big clearance sale.
George c. Cowling has moved into
his new house on Cliff street; Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert S. Heyer have moved from
Summer street into the tenement vacated
by him in W. c. Rodliff's house; and G.
l. Green and family have moved into the
tenement vacated by Mr.. Heyer in {. F.
Boynton's house.
John c. Stevens announces a sale Of
clothing which passed through the fire in
the Merchants Bank block and gentle
men will find an excellent chance to
secure suitings or overcoats.
There was realism in the moving
picture show at the Armory Saturday
evening not on the program. Just after
the San Francisco pictures were shown
the electrical apparatus went on a strike
and there was lively display OF electric
fireworks. To add to the confusion the
lights were turned off and the moving
pictures were in the audience as some of
the crowd broke for the door. The
excitement was all over in minute and
the show proceeded without further
interruption.
The ladies of the Church Of the
Messiah will hold an apron and food and
homemade candy sale in the vestry OF
the church Saturday afternoon, opening
at 3 O'Clock. A speciality will be veal
pies.
-Aime Juneau has swapped his place
in Paddock Village for Willow Place"
off Railroad street.
Furnished house. central location, to
let for the summer. All modern con
veniences. No small children. Address
CALIFORNIAN Office.
Popular Mechanics Shop Notes for
1906, or easy ways to do hard things.
OF daily use to every mechanic. For sale
at F. o. Clark's.
A story, IA Stern Chase, in the May
"Outing," is illustrated by Philip R.
Good win, formerly of this town, who
will be pleasantly remembered by many.
J. P. Pothier of Sherbrooke, P. O.,
purchased an Odsmobile touring run
about OF Joseph St. Jock, and lett Mon
day in il tor his home.
The seventh reunion Of Co. D. Y. N.
G., will be held this evening, W hen inter.
esting talks will be given by some men,
ber| of the G. A r
A meeting Of the Mystic Shrine will
be held here une l, wnen it is expected a
arge number OF Candidates will cross the
burning sands, Thy will be from vari-
Gus towns in the northern part OF the
state. A special train will be run from
Montpelier.
The l. O. F., give an entertainment
and tr made at G A. R., hall Tues
day evening. Ice cream and cake Will be
served. All are cordially invited to at
tend. Admission 20 cents.
"A prize contest is just begun by the
Boston Herald in which appear The
names OF quite a number OF st. Johnsbury
people and IN which LyndonvilIe and
Danville are also represented. Those
whose names have been entered are FREQ
C. Mavo, James s Weeks, Emerson E
Sargent, Rolf c. Searles, John D. Wal
dron, Misses Elsiuore Brock, Mabel A
Woodside, Jessie E Douglass, Mrs. Nd airy
G. McAllister; and Homer c. Wilson o
Lyndonville, and J E. Tinker oi Danville
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