St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-11-03

Taplin is moving from /. w. Kuiter
house to the H. c. Ide house on Main
street; E. L. Stiles has given up his tene-
ment in 7. M. Foye's house on Summer
street, and Mrs. Stiles goes this week
to East Cambridge, Mass, where Mr..
Stiles has been for some time as foreman
in the brass foundry of the Blake Steam
Pump works; Charles E. Gage has NOV
ed into the tenement. vacated by Mr..
Stiles, from E. c. Spaulding's house on
Railroad street; w. ]. Bigelow is moving
into Judge Stafford's house on Mt.
. Pleasant street
The last meeting held in G. A. R. hall
by the Relief Corps was their annual in
spection held Thursday afternoon. 1t
was the most largely attended meeting
/ of the year, over 40 being present, includ-
ing some visiting members. The inspec-
ton by Mrs. Harriet Sleeper of Newport,
was all that could be desired, and the
meeting was very pleasant one.
Chamberlain Relief Corps will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Sybil Young, on Railroad street.
The ladies of the Church of the Mes
siah will meet with Mrs. Charles ohnson
on Pearl street, Thursday afternoon at
theusual hour for.work.
Through the courtesy of Caledonia
Lodge, l. o. 0. F., in offering its rooms,
Chamberlin Post, G. A. R. will hold its
next meeting there on Saturday evening
at 7.3O. 1t is hoped that every member
will be present to talk over plans for the
future.
The Woman's Association of the
North church will hold an all day sew
ing meeting Friday.
The Ladies' society of Grace Metho-
dist church are to serve chicken pie din
ner at IL O'Clock, Friday, November II.
Patients admitted at Brightlook
Hospital the past week are Mrs. John E.
Curtis, Edward E. Phillips, Albert W
Brown, Mrs. Warren Carr, L. A. Dar-
ling, Roy Smith, William Pope and sor
Leonard, Mrs. c. p. Davie and Guy
Cheney of st. Johnsbnry, Mrs. Fred
Aver of Danville, Miss Mary Stuart O
Newbury. Those discharged are Carlo:
Gilfllan of West Burke, o. w. Heath o
Orleans, S. Henry Lee of Burke, Guy
Cheney of st. Johnsbury, Mrs. Bert Hum
of Monroe, Mrs. Raymond Fenof o
Monroe William Grant from Speedwel
Farms, Lyndon, and Miss Mary E. Ware
of Hardwick. Roy Smith will leave thi
morning.
The Woman's Club is ready to hell
in any way it can through its civic com
-, &c hall,
of the recent fire. ANY one in need O
help or who knows OF those in need ar
asked to notify Mrs. D. D. Patterson
chairman Of that committee. Work
already being done by individual mem
bers OF the club to relieve sufferers, an
this systematic work need not in an
way interfere with any work now bein
done.
There will be special meeting of tn
: Knights of Columbus Friday evenin
, at eight clock in their temporary quar-
' tiers over Lougee's store.
: The St. Jean Baptiste Society ha
Z decided to rent the hall in Joseph CAT
y theirs new block on Portland street.
a W. O. Rochleau and DR.. George I
. Cheney returned from Cranky. Wedne'
day, with $50 pound buck, which wa
seen the next day in the window {
Il Spauldngs meat market.
Although outweighed ten pounds
;, man St. Johnsbury Academy in tt
u u first foot ball game of the season hel
!. the speedy Orleans High team to 5
tie at Orleans Saturday.
The basket ball game between II
F. c. A. aad Y. M. c. A. team schedule
for Friday has been postponed to Tue
day evening, Nov. 9, on account OF Il
r Travelling Salesman.
! j. w. Simons has bought the house
y "a Lafayette street and the lot at 8
:, Lafayette.
10 New patients at st. Johnsbury hosp
= ;e tai are F. H. Corrillard, James Walch at
- Miss lean Nadeau all of st. Johnsbury.
e. Michael and Margaret Ling ha'
a. purchased Of George Gibbons his hou
s. on Elm street.
Miss Edna Brown, teacher at t
a. Four Corners school, gave a Hallowe'
al social to the neighbors and children
y Four Corners, at the school house, Mo
IN dav evening, about 35 were preser
Fortune telling was special feature
A. the evening. Cake and coffee were ser
9, ed and all spent an enjoyable evening.