St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-01-12
Local Gatherings.

Contractor Earl Batchelder and II.
E. and H. H. Maxheld of Barre are well
started on George Hamblett's new Pearl
street residence. The plans call for a
substantial two and one-half story build
ing.
hearing was held before w. P. Smith,
Judge of probate, on January 5th, on the
recommitment of patients to the Brattle-
boro Retreat. Six cases were heard.
The patients were not present but were
represented by physician from Brattle-
boro, the selectmen and the overseer of
the town where they resided. Yesterday
the hearings of the Waterbury patients
began and will continue through Friday.
There are 80 of these cases to be heard.
Mr. and Mrs w. D. Pearl have moved
from Railroad street to II Portland
street.
Mrs. Carl NJ. Howe has bought the
Woman's Store on Eastern avenue and
expects to take possession next week.
There being no one to appear against
J. w. Legendre in court Thursday morn
ing he was discharged and the case against
him for the alleged selling of liquor was
dropped.
The following patients have been ad-
mitted to Brightlook hospital during the
past week: Mrs. Horace E. White, Fred
Clark, Mrs. Nelson Hartman, Arthur
Bailey of ST. Johnsbury, Mrs. Henry Nc
Cullom of East st. Johnsbury, Irving
Davidson and Carrie ellis of Danville,
Mrs Minnie Jock and Grace Lang of Lyn-
donville, Charles w. Bracket of West
Charleston, Mrs. Henry Hinman of M on
roe, William Depello of New York and
Otis T. Hethrington of Bradford. Those
discharged were: Charlotte Bundy,
Mrs. James Armstrong, Mrs. Emma
Hooker and Alice Liberty of st. Johns
bury, Grace Lang of Lyndonville, Carrie
ellis of Danville, E. T. Hethrington of
Bradford and William Depello of New
York
AT ST. Johnsbury hospital Mrs. James
Kinney who underwent a successful oper-
alton Tuesday morning, is a new patient.
Miss Louise Lamb of West Derby, Perley
Drew of Barton and R. Chickering of
Danville have been discharged.
The officers of Court ST. Johnsbury
day evening by Mr. Cusson, deputy su-
preme chief ranger. lunch will be serv-
ed after the installation.
Colored pictures of fashions in Paris
from 1897 to 1897 will be on exhibition
at the Athenaum until January 80.
State Forester A. F. Hawes of Burling-
ton will lecture at the Y NJ c. A. Tues
day evening at eight o'clock. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
-Elmer E. Hill of Milford, N H.,
Grand Commander of the U. o. G. c. for
New Hampshire, installed, the officers of
Green Mountain Lodge, No. 335, U. O.
G. c., cn Monday evening.
Mrs. William Lynn. formerly Mrs
Cowling, has moved from Danvi1le to 2
Bagley street.
st. Johnsbury Council, U. c. T. and
ladies enjoyed a supper at Pythian Hall,
Saturday evening. During the meeting
the ladies were entertained by a program
by the Academy orchestra after which
Madam Brooks orchestra furnished
music for dancing.
The January meeting of the South
church Round Table was held last even
ing. Prin. NJ. 6. Benedict spoke on the
subject Carrying Goals to Newcastle, y
and light refreshments were served.
Representatives of Washburn Lodge,
F. and A. NJ, were the guests of Pas
sumpsic Lodge on Thursday evening
when the third degree was conferred by
the past masters followed by a banquet
served by the ladies the o. E. S.