St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-03-02
LOCAL GATHERINGS.
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The concert to be given March s in
Bertrand Hall by McEnelIy's Singing
orchestra from 8 to 9 o'clock will IN
doubtedly be the best OF its kind ever
heard here.
March is the night that all of the
dancers of this vicinity will gather in
Bertrand Hall TO attend the concert and
dance given by McEnelly's Singing or
chestra. Concert from 8 to 9. and dane
ing from 9 until /. It is the dancing
event of the season. Admission rs cents
per couple, both concert and dance.
Extra ladies and ladies unescorted IS
cents each.
THE Man of the Hour" the greatest
of all American plays by George Broad
hurst, which patrons of The Colonial
will see again March 9. is sound exam
pie of good writing, good construction
and the blending of the elements that
appeal to men and women, young and
old-a fascinating love story and abun-
dant and sparkling comedy.
The News of Frederick, Md, says:
The Boston Festival Orchestral Club in
an afternoon of chamber music showed
themselves to be an organization of a
high degree of merit. Particularly worthy
of mention were the numbers requiring
piano string effects.
About 800 citizens held an enthusiast
tic meeting at the town hall Monday
evening to talk over the present apprais-
al of real estate in St. Johnsbury. E. H.
Hallett presided and short speeches were
made by ]. R. Searles. Harry H. Carr.
George II. Cross, M. J. Caldbeck, John
Mcdonald and Elisha May.
"A. F. Lawrence, who represents the
True & Blanchard Co., of Newport as
agent for their Monarch Sugar outfit.
has fitted his sugar house with a COM
plete outfit. and expects to have with it
the most successful sugar season he has
ever had.
Charles Butler of St. Johnsbury Cen
ter contributes the following interesting
item concerning the snow fall in Febru-
airy. During the past month 3S13 inches
fell, which is more than has fallen in the
same month for 81 years. The nearest
to this amount fell in February 1882,
when 341a inches fell, and in 1877 only
one inch fell in February.
Marshall Montgomery has sent his
resignation as referee in bankruptcy to
Judge J. L. Martin, He resigns on
account of i'll health.
-Lurchin and Lurchin will open their
new store in the Avenue house block on
Saturday.
A Regular 40 cent lb. of chocolates for
20 cents at Searles' Drug Store, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Grace Cutting will be at Mrs.
Eastman's, 20 Main St., Thursday even
ing, March 8, and all day Friday to open
embroidery classes. Evening class at
7.3O, morning class OF $50, afternoon
class at 2. All interested are invited to
call
Harry Graves, baker at the Scott
bakery was seriously hurt in one of the
machines last Friday. his hand being
caught in the divider while he was tax
ing out bread. His wrist was badly
broken, the tendons cut, and otherwise
bruised. He was taken to Brightlook
Hospital and it is thought he will not
lose the use of his hand.
Joseph Roy has bought c. Nd. Howe's
market.
Patients admitted at St. Johnsbury
hospital during the last week were Rev.
FIR. Leblanc OF Barton, Mons. L. A. Pa
quette of Quebec. Father Leblanc and
Philip of ST. Johnsbury have
been discharged.
There will be mid-Lent whist party
at St. Agnes Hall Thursday evening.
"A collection of portraits of a hundred
eminent men are on exhibition at the
during the first two weeks
of March.
Remember Tuesday, March 8. That
is the date for the dancers of St. Johns
bury to meet in Bertrand Hall. The
best orchestra in New England.
The basket ball game scheduled fol
last night between the Lisbon boys and
the F. c. A. team, was cancelled on
account of the inability of the Lisbon
team to get here.