St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-06-19
LOCAL GATHERINGS.


There is section of the street parade
of the Forepaugh and Sells Bros. circus
devoted to what is called "a Fairyland
Paradise" 1t is made up of golden floats
with living groups presenting pictures OF
childlore.
The W. c. T, u, meet at the home of
Mrs. H. n. Turner, Tuesday, June 20, at
3 O'Clock for social meeting.
Rev. Ernest Holman addresses the
Bible class at the casino Thursday noon.
Subject: Jacob, Joseph and Moses"
If the weather permits the meeting will
be out of doors,
The band concert this week will be
given Saturday evening on Railroad
street. At last weeks concert the band
was treated to a box of, cigars, contri-
buted by the BARRIERS of the village. Their
generosity was highly appreciated by
the band boys.
The quarterly meeting of the Bright
lock Hospital Aid Association will be
held at the Hospital Monday afternoon
at 8 o'clock. The executive board meet
ng will be held at 2.30 o'clock.
TRY the American Throat Tablets.
Charles H. Stevens has bought lot
at Ioe's Pond and will build a cottage
this season. The lot is situated on the
old picnic ground and he will tear down
the pavilion, using the lumber in his own
building
Bakers chocolates at w. V. Orcutt' S
pharmacy.
Parker & Stearns are going to build
a new dressing mill in Johnson and will
give up their lease of The Northern Lum-
Der company's mill early in the fall.
This is one of the best equipped dressing
mills in New England and ought to find
a ready customer.
The railroads change time on Mon
day when the summer schedule goes into
effect. The morning day train to New
York replaces the train leaving at noon,
and the New York Quebec night service
will be established.
Although the local painters recently
formed union, quite number have not
joined, among them being Louis Gin
gras, F. D. Hill, Charles West, j. A
Morency, and Brunelle & Asselin.
If you have rheumatism try U-ri-co
For sale at w. Y. Orcutt's.
e. L. Hunt has purchased the auto
mobile formerly owned by DR., ]. E
Hartshorn. F. H. Brooks new tour
ing car The Packard has arrived
Apollo Lodge, No. 2, Knights o
Pythias, were guests of Olympia Lodge
No. 10, at Lyndonville Tuesday evening
June H. Apollo Lodge conferred th'
rank of Page on one candidate anC
Philemon Lodge of Barton Landing
conferred the rank of Knight on fou
candidates. After business session ;
banquet was served.
John L. Wesley has purchased {
Stanley automobile of DR.. w. ]. Aldrich
Madam Brooks orchestra is meeting
engagements every night at present
They furnished music for graduating
exercises at North Stratford last week
and are at Jefferson two days this weel
to play at graduating exercises, being
assisted by Leon c. Batchelder
Miss Nellie Stiles of East St. Johns
bury, graduate this year from tn
shorthand department of st. Johnsbur,
Academy, has position with Prouty 8
Miller at Newport; and w. S. Boyntol
of Coventry, graduate from the com
mercial department, has position wit
the American Express Co. at Woodsville
The pupils of B. Frank Harris wi
give a recital Saturday evening in Py
THAN Hall.
The village trustees have decide
what streets they are going to macada
nize this season, and among them ar
Portland and Railroad streets, whic
will be recovered and put in proper cor
dition. They are negotiating for stree
machine, which they think will do speed
and effective work in repairing th
streets that have been damaged by til
laying of the gas pipes.
"A. H. Barbour has just completed
20-foot motor boat, which he will tax
next week to his camp on Lake Men
phremagog. He began on the boat la.
October. 1t is beautifully finished
oak. will accommodate a dozen peopl
andis equipped with a three-horse pow
Truscott engine. Mr.. Barbour is ce
tainly to be congratulated upon buildin
such handsome boat as the Osprey
The police arrested two parties ft
intoxication last week One settled wit
J the court Monday morning by payir
: the usual fine and costs of $11.10 ar
! the other was sentenced to Jail tor
days in default Of payment.
I William ]. Ivers has filed petite
I in bankruptcy with liabilities Of $21
and no assets; John Coombs has all
filed petition in bankruptcy, with Ii
bilities of 1921. 1.80 and assets of $110,
which SIS are claimed exempt.
The office of the Metropolitan L
Insurance Company will be closed Mo
day evenings during the months of Jur
Tuiy and August, but will continue to
open on Saturday evenings.
-Rickaby & Gauthier have sold to N
( and Mrs. Harry Gardner the Halle
pasture bordering on Mt. Pleasa
4 street.
: Secretary Bagley has been in Por
z mouth, N. H., Brockton, Boston a
Y Lynn, Mass, the past week, and secur
= several new members to the st. Johl
n bury Merchants association.