St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-03-11

New patients at Brightlook hospital
are Nelson c. Whitehil of Ryegate, Miss
Amy Pope and Harold jerks of ST. Johns
bury and Waldo M Shadd OF Albany.
Miss Althea Birch of St. Johnsbury,
James Murphy of Burke, John McCann
of Lyndonville and Nelson c. Whithhill
of Ryegate have been discharged.
The new patients at St. Johnsbury
hospital are Arthur Bodwell of McIndoe
Falls, Ellery Davis, Mrs. Laurent Tur-
geon, Philas and Herman Tremblay of
ST. Johnsbury. Mrs. E. D. Clement and
John Coleman of St. Johnsbury have re-
turned home.
The March number of the Vermonter
contains an article on professional Su-
pervision in Vermont" by Harvey Bur-
bank of Danville, illustrated with photo
graphs of the district superintendents of
the state. Among them are some famil-
lar faces: Ernest A. Hamilton of Bakers
field, Miss Margaret Ruiter of West
Charleston, Harvey Burbank and Mar
tin E. Daniels OF Lyndonville.
Eureka mines stock, which is adver-
tised in our columns by NJ. c. Barnard
6, Co., the Boston brokers, has just been
listed on the Roston curb
-Bradstreet weekly report for the
state says that farmers report a ready
market for all their produce, and prices
received have been high. Reports are
heard Of some maple trees being tapped,
but so far very little actual work has
been done. St. Johnsbury reports gen
eral quietness in both manufacturing
and retail trade, and difficulty is ex-
perienced in making collections.
Grace Methodist church was well
filed on Saturday evening when the
Canadian Jubilee singers, company OF
colored artists, gave a very pleasing pro-
gram OF vocal and instrumental selec-
tions.
st. Johnsbury had a taste of all
kinds of weather Friday, rain, snow and
hail, but the western part of the state
was treated to a greater variety and
had some severe electrical storms.
Pupils of Frank Harris will give a
piano recital Thursday afternoon, March
IL, at 4.3O in Pythian Hall, assisted by
Mrs c. T. Ranlet. The program will be
by Grieg and the recital is open to all
interested.
The Snow Shoe club had tramp to
the Fairbanks sugar house Monday
evening and on their return about eighty
enjoyed a social time at Pythian Hall.
A supper of hash, pumpkin pie and other
good things was served. DR.. ]. L. Miner
sang, Miss Helen Peterson recited and
dancing was INDUCED in until late
hour.
The suppers given Monday and Tues
day evening of last week by the Ladies
Of St. Ann for the benefit OF the Convent
were a great success. The booth of the
Guard Champlain who attended in their
pretty uniform was the center of attrac,
tion both evenings. The proceeds
amounted to $3.50.
The listers of the county are invited
to meet at the St. Johnsbury House or
the afternoon of Wednesday, March 1S
for general consultation on important
matters.
The music class of the Woman's
club will meet with Mrs. George c. Cary
Monday afternoon at o'clock.
"A flock of crows was seen at St
Johnsbury Center Sunday which is 6
sure harbinger of spring.
An effort is being made to raise {
sum OF money to be sent to Mrs. T.. W
Parker of Hardoi, India, to be used by
her in relieving famine sufferers in that
country. Any desiring to aid in this
worthy cause are asked to send theil
gifts to Miss L. M. Sinclair or Mrs
Caleb Marshall before next Saturday
Mrs. Parker is a former St. Johnsbury
lady and the wife of the late Bishop
Parker, also of this town.