St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-03-07

| J. c. Gray, and the latter will settle up |
the affairs of the company.
Il. c. Danforth has resigned at the
scale factory and opened an Office with
Cady & Braley at 80 Eastern avenue for
architectural work and drafting. Mr..
Danlorth has done quite little archi-
tectural work in the past, as he had
time, and has several contracts ahead,
to which he can now give his entire time.
Large focks of snowfakes and
horned larks were seen in Summerville
the first of the week.
The current events class OF the
Wom am club will meet with Mrs. c. A
Stanley, 80 Spring street, Monday after
noon at O'Clock.
Telephones have been recently in
stalled by the Citizens Telephone and
Telegraph Co., as follows: st. Johnsbury
DIR. G. F. Cheney, Office. 1876; W. W.
S. Browne, shop, 35.G; T. D. Pidgeon,
lunch room, 22.F; w. B. Eastman, drug
store, lid; E. L. Hunt, store, SID; d.
c. Lane, res, 79-F. East Burke-Rev.
0. E. Hardy, res, oh; William Brock
way, residence, 2.5.
The N. E. 0. P, will have masquer.
ade and sugar party at Odd Fellows hall
Saturday, March II. The party is to be
given after the regular meeting, and is
limited to members and their families.
Use the American Little Liver
Tablets.
The ladies of the South church will
serve an oyster supper in the parlors OF
the church, Friday evening, from 6 to
80 O'Clock, to be followed by short
entertainment and social hour.
Madam Brooks orchestra has had a
most successful winter, and met engage
ments every night in February with one
: exception. Last week they played at
Woodsville, Barnet, Barton Landing,
Barton and St. Johnsbury. This week s
engagements include Barton, St. Johns
bury, Newport and West Burke.
M embers of the Universalist parish to
the number OF A were very pleasantly
e entertained recently By Lyle Spsulding
e and his vile, at their home in the
Spaulding neighborhood. The older
: ones were taken up in the afternoon and
the young people in the evening. The
y Spauldings served a bountiiul and de.
= lcious supper for all. After supper
] young and old enjoyed games together
r Every one voted the outing a great
a success and the hosts very successful as
i entertainers.
The supper which asgivenlas Tues
] day and Wednesday TOR the benefit of the
y convent brought about $500. A large
/. number were in attendance.
u "A special train will run next Friday
evening about p. m. to East st. Johns
bury for all who desire to attend thu
Gillian revival services being held in tn,
e Congregational church.
: Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge will Civ,
:. ''left handed mum" supper at thei
4 Hall Thursday. There will be a shor
r. entertainment and good music for prom
:. enading. Admission IS cents. Every
Ia one invited.
Mrs. A. NJ. Mcneil is in New Yorl
c this week and will be in Mrs Patrick
= millinery store next week with new
?. spring samples.
IL The Middle Class at the Academy
a. are making elaborate preparations tt
Is give every one good time at their re
ccption, Friday evening. They extent
n an invitation to all students and t,
o friends OF the Academy and all who ar
7. interested
" Carl ]. Greene and Calvin E. Brow
have decided to 60 into partnership an,
will open gents furnishing store Apri
n /, in the store recently vacated by c. A
S. Currier. They will handle gents furnish
1t ings, boots and shoes and the same lin
y of tailoring that Mr.. Greene has had tn
Is past few years. The members OF tn
y firm are popular young men and deserv
t ing of success.
The last of the series of home mis-
TT sianary meetings was held at the hom
It of Mrs. Herbert E. Hawley Saturda,
W afternoon. The meeting was in charg
y. OF Mrs. George II. Cross and Mrs. Georg
y M. Gray and interesting papers on New
ID Mexico were presented by Mrs. E. L
y Hunt, Mrs. F. E. Potts, Mrs. H. M. Mel
son and Mrs. Robert Mackinnon, tn
le latter's paper being read by Mrs. H. M
If Pearl. Refreshments were served by tn
,r hostess after the papers.
o The mixed train going east last Satur
ID day afternoon broke apart three time
this side OF South Lunenburg, giving tn
n passengers quite shaking up. A few O
1t them were slightly hurt, but no seriou
n iniuries resulted,