St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-28

pleased to know that he was the winner
last week of one of the prizes offered for
the largest increase in votes in limited
time. his prize being SIS 90. He is work
ing hard and is we'll up in the list.
There will be joint meeting Of
Chamberlin Post and the Woman's
Relief Corps Thursday evening to hear
reports of the recent convention at Bur-
lington. Refreshments will be served
and social hour will follow.
Spencer Trask & Co., of Albany, N.
Y, bankers and brokers, have published
useful manual of statistical tables con
tanning valuable information about all
stocks and securities dealt in on the New
York Stock Exchange. The books are
for gratuitous distribution and any in.
terested can secure copy.
There was the usual large attend.
ance at the annual Washington's birth
day chicken pie dinner at the Methodist
church, Thursday, and an excellent din
ner was served.
The time OF the meeting of the
Woman's Club, Monday. has been
changed, as announced in another
column to accommodate the speaker, Miss
Yale OF Northampton, Mass.
Because OF the inauspicious weather
Monday the Woman's Club chorus did
not hold "a meeting, but will meet next
| Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Robert E.
| French on Summer street at 3 O'Clock.
ANY delinquent taxpayer still has
chance to vote by settling his bill with
Collector Crosby before the March meet
ing. The collector has list of all
delinquents and ifyour name is on his
list it is up to you to have it taken off.
The Athenaeum closes Monday, and
opens Saturday, March 10.
The St. Johnsbury Orchestra played
for ball at Derby Line Monday night
and are engaged Thursday night at
Swittwater, N. H., and Friday night for
an opening ball of a new hotel at West
Charleston.
The officers of the Uniform Rank
K. of P, have been summoned to Barre,
March 1, to attend the Officers School.
Maj. General Stobart, Commander of the
Uniform Rank OF United States and
Canada. will be present.
DIR. c. A. Cramton has returned to
his Office practice after short absence.
The Ladies Aid of the Free Baptist
church will serve a fish chowder supper
Thursday evening, supper being served
from 80 until all are served. There
will be variety of cold meats, rolls, etc.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
have table of home made candy.
The ladies OF St. Anne's society OF
Notve Dame church served supper and
held sale Of fancy articles at st. Agnes
Hall Monday and Tuesday evenings for
the benefit OF the Convent.
DIR. A. Piche returned Friday from a
weeks stay in Boston, where he has been
devoting his time looking up good things
in dentistry. Among the things worth
mentioning that he brought back with
him is sterilizer, which has three boil
ers, one for instruments, water tank
containing distilled water, and another
for napkins, With this apparatus at
hand one can be con6dant that every.
thing used is absolutely clean and free
from bacteria. DR.. Piche has also made
the necessary improvements for porce-
lain inlay work.
Pupils OF B. Frank Harris will give
piano recital in Pythian Hall, Thursday
afternoon, March 1, at 4.3O O'Clock.
The recital is open to all interested.
"A fish chowder supper was held at
the North church chapel Friday evening,
this being one of the regular sociables Of
the Woman's Association. Following
the supper clever play, MRS. Bagg's
Bargain Day." was well given and high
ly enjoyed by the audience.
Mrs. Margaret Gaffney has sold her
property on River street to Dominic
Costa.
Call at F. 0. Clark's for samples of
toasted corn flakes. The price has been
reduced to 10 cents per package and they
are the incest breakfast food made.
The board of railroad commissioners
have notified the Boston & Maine that
a hearing will be held here Friday morn
ing to investigate the cause of the death
of Mrs. Alice Pocock Daniels at the
Portland street crossing.
DIR. Alex. Borland has opened an
office at his old home at No. 25 Church
street as practicing physician and sur
geon. DR.. Borland has fine education,
having been graduated from the medical
department OF Johns Hopkins University
at Baltimore.
A Bargain.