St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-12
steadily advancing and the last sale was
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around $3.50 share.
The CALIFORNIAN gratefully acknowl-
edges Leavitt's Farmers Almanac, pub
lished by Edison c. Eastman of Concord,
Nh.
The date of the regular monthly meet
ing of the W.C.T.U. is changed again, this
time owing to Christmas day, and the
meeting will be held with Mrs. 7. P.
Farrell, at 1s Spring street, Tuesday
afternoon, December 18.
1907 Diaries, Christmas cards and
booklets at F. O. Clark's.
AT the st. Johnsbury Hospital The
new patients are Mrs. Napoleon Para
dis, Mrs. Millie Robie, Will 0, Pearsons,
Harry Moore all ofSt Johnsbury, and
Charles Newman of Newark. Those who
have returned home are S. F. Pocock,
/ Mrs. Jennie Mcleod, Mrs. Albert Bedard,
St. Johnsbury; Odile Champigny,
Waterford; David Proulx, Newport.
Oxford Teachers Bibles and illus
trated books at F. @. Clark's.
Mrs. Inez H. Griswold and niece, of
Spaulding neighborhood drove to St,
Johnsbury, Saturday afternoon. AS they
entered the village the horse became
frightened, throwing the ladies out.
Mrs. Griswold was uninjured but her
niece was unconscious for some time
The horse was stopped short distance
down the street. No serious damage
was done and both ladies returned home
in the evening.
Rev. F. H. Knollin and Rev. John
Evans exchanged pulpits last Sunday
morning.
Miss Belle Ward will hold a sale OF
fancy articles at the Bingham Studio,
Saturday forenoon, afternoon and even
ing. Miss Bingham will also hold a
special sale of mounted, framed and
passepartout pictures the same day and
evening.
"A large plate glass mirror in A. g.
Knox's tea and coffee store will be given
Christmas Eve to the one who guesses
correctly the weight of a jar Of coffee
beans in his store window.
Nearly a foot Of snow fell Monday
which has made excellent sleighing.
Try the Elite Gas Light and Mantle
Greatest degree of efficiency. Ralph B
Hooker sells it, as well as the best Sew
ing Machine. Try them.
: The subject of the union Missionar,
meeting at the North church, Frida,
afternoon at o'clock, will be "Th
opportunities in tEse city, Special plan
have been made for this meeting and a
interesting program will be given. Mis-
Maude E. Follensby will sing.
!, The ladies Of the Church OF tn
|, Messiah will serve clam chowder suppe
! Thursday evening of this week.
J. Miss Helen F. Shaw will hold a
y exhibition and sale of hand painte
d china and small articles in water color
s on Thursday Friday and Saturda,
\ Dec. 13, Ia and 10, at 13 Belvidel
; street, afternoons and evenings. Sale t
: continue until Christmas. Everyone
invited
k The Junior Christian Endeavc
e society Of the South church will give a
}. entertainment and candy sale in Il
,e vestrv of the church Friday evening {
Id Z O'Clock. Everyone is invited.
e. The w. H. NJ. S. of the South churt
S will hold food sale in the vestry OF tt
IN church, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'cloc
le Beans. brown bread and all kinds offoc
will be on sale. Also some aprons.
The nurses, patients, and all
rs charge of Brightlook Hospital wish
st this way to express their appreciation
IT the thoughtfulness of friends at t
1t Thanksgiving season, who so kind
re remembered them with dainties and su
Or stantial supplies.
1t Beginning next week The Berry-B'
Of Dry Goods store will be open eve
n. evening until after Christmas,
t. Miss Fannie M. Spencer calls atte
It. ton in our advertising columns to h
ly special Christmas stock Of goods.
Mrs. H A. Belknap has added to b
at line of millinery good variety of fan
work and embroidery materials. '
g Manager Spencer Of the Fairban
- grocery store begins this week his 6
! nnal pork packing and housekeepers
!, not need to be reminded that this giy
20 them chance to secure exceptiona
good roasts. The Fairbanks sausa
has attained a reputation second OF
- to the scales of the same name and
''' purity and excellence they have no equ
" AnnuitieS for Christmas.
IL. II