St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-07-04
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

The numerous st. Johnsbury Stock
holders OF the Reece Buttonhole Mach
inc Company will receive on July Is their
quarterly dividend Of per cent. Begin
ming at this time the directors of the
International Buttonhole Machine Com
pany have placed that stock on per
cent basis and declared dividend of l
per cent.
The right thing in the right place
Colonial Wax Floor Paint, any color,
Follensby & Peck.
The scale factory Bible Class will be
held Thursday as usual, subject, "The
Beauty OF Forgiveness"
The new patients at St. Johnsbury
hospital are Mrs. Hermon Page, Mrs.
E. M. Leland, Mrs. Anna Jarvis, St.
Tohnsbury, Will Smith of Boston aud
Miss Emma Langdell Of Morrisville have
returned to their respective homes.
C. c. FolIensby has sold his house on
Spring street to George W. Crane OF
Danville. The sale was made through
the Cady & Braley real estate agency.
The July number of the Ladies Home
Journal contains a group OF DR.. Nut
ting's photographs containing scenes in
ST. Johnsbury and Danville and portraits
of ladies which many of our readers will
easily recognize.
Among the so happy boys who are
in camp at Silver Lake, Franklin, are
the following from this town: Harry
Penniman. Dale S. Atwood, Leon Dimick,
William Dimick, and George Schwepger.
They will break camp July 6, having been
there 10 days.
Try the American Throat Tablets.
H. N. Turner has bargained for the
Carrick Brothers plant opposite the
depot. The property includes besides the
real estate valuable water power and
has been owned in recent years by the
First National Bank. This is one OF the
largest trainers in real estate in recent
years and the purchase was for invest
ment purposes.
Frank A. R ,bbins circus drew good
crowd at the Fair Ground Wednesday
and the performance passed of as
advertised. The acrobats and other
performers in the ring did their parts
we'll and the work of the animals show
ed patieut and skillful training. The
bicycle riding and the tricks OF the six
trained horses were by far the best of
this kind ever seen in st. Johnsbury. The
street parade was pulled off promptly and
was witnessed by large crowd.
The following patients have been
received at Brightlook hospital the past
week: Mr.. Linsley, St. Johnsbury; Mrs.
Thomas Marshall, Groveton, N. H.; Mrs.
w. R. Heath, Groton. Mrs. Lucy Dun.
sire of West Burke and Mrs. Carl howe
of this place have returned to their
respective homes.
The following flowers have been
received at the Museum White CAM
pion, messy stone crop, hedge mustard,
blue flag, June 27; fen orchis, maple
leaved viburnum, June %; forget-me-
not, cow parsnip, June 20.
Frank W. Robinson, the barber, met
with a painful accident Thursday
morning while working at the meat
cutter in c. E. Kinks market. The
middle finger OF his right hand got
caught in the cutter and it was taken off
below the first Joint together with 13
inches OF the cord which controls the
finger. Mr.. Robinson is able to be
around and the hand is doing as we'll as
could be expected.
The Ladies Circle OF the Church oi
the Messiah will meet in the vestry
Thursday afternoon for special work
| 1t is hoped a large number will be present
Mrs. Anna Spencer Frost OF Boston
will spend July and August at &c
Spring street, and will receive pupils in
elocution or any who wish coaching or
selection.
-For the second time this season big
black bear has been seen in the town lin
its. Last week bear weighing about
400 pounds was seen on the Herbert
Carson farm by the present owner OF the
farm, Carl White. The next day the
bear was seen on the George Birch farm
which adjoins the Carson farm on thE
road to Danville. 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. White was one of the men who
shot the bears in the Spaulding neighbor
hood last year. This is a good year fol
game as only few days ego deer was
seen in the woods back OF Rev. Edward
T. Fairbanks house.
Use the American Little Live
Tablets