St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-09-14
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

Miss Florence Burns has sold
the Woman's store on Eastern ave-
nue. to Mrs. Ellen B. Smith, who
took possession on Monday.
George M. Gray has sold his
farm, "The Wayside," between here
and Passumpsie to P. r. Gochee of
Barnet, who took possession yester-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Gray will move
to this village as soon as they can
find a house.
.-Lieut-Gov. Slack and Repre-
sentative Calderwood have engaged
rooms at the Pavilion and Senator
Porter has engaged rooms at the
residence of Mrs. G. E. Lowe during
the legislative session.
The horses and ponies exhibited
by T. N. Vail at the fair this week
won four cups and 5 blue ribbons
at the fair in Rutland last week.
New patients at the St. Johns
bury hospital are Mrs. Jessie Dono-
van, Florence Odette, Mrs. James
Irwin and Theodore MARROW. These
patients have been discharged, Mrs.
Wallace Drew, Ira Clark and Mrs.
John Mcdonald
The Globe theatre has rented
the store at 27 Eastern avenue, oc-
cupied by G. A. Stanley, and Mr..
Stanley has moved all his goods in
to the store at 20 Eastern Avenue.
These are the advertised letters
at the post Office: Ladies, Miss Anna
German, Miss Annie Primeau, and
Warren Amidon and w. W. Aims
worth.
Olive Branch Rebekah lodge,
NIo mil oh he nil
ary of the Rebekah branch of Odd
Fellowship at Odd Fellows hall
Tuesday evening, September 20. A
programme appropriate to the occa-
sion will be rendered, also music.
All members of the order are invited
also Odd Fellows and their families.
At Brightlook hospital the
patients admitted during the week
were John Hamilton, Edward Phil
lips and George Genereaux of st.
Johnsbury; G.. B. Somers of Pas
sumpsic, James Oderkirk of Danville,
Baufour Daniels of Princeton, N.
J., and Harriott and John Collier
of Williamstown, Mass. Patients dis
charged were Mrs. A. L. Peak of
Peacham, Miss, Marion Huse of Con-
cord, George Genereaux, G. B. Som
ers, Balfour Daniels, Harriott and
The 9th grade union school at
meeting held Tuesday afternoon
elected these officers for the year:
Harold Simpson, president; Harold
Bean, vice-president; Harry Carr,
secretary; Ellen Lynch, treasurer.
H. B. LIE Baron, who had been
foreman of the Ranlet printing plant
since the death of G. T. Ranlet and
employed by The Caledonian Com
pany since the consolidation of the
two plants, closed work with the
Caledonian Saturday night. He and
Mrs LIE Barron expect to leave this
week to accept position in Los
Angeles, Cal. r. NJ Crosby of Mid
dlebury, who has been editor and
manager of the Middlebury Register
for some years, will enter the en-
ploy of the CaIedonian next week as
superintendent of the mechanical de-
partment.
The Anti-Saloon league of YER
mont is circulating a petition to the
legislature asking for referendum
on statewide prohibition law. The
petition asks for as heavy penalties
as are imposed under local option
and declares against the town agency.
Charles G. Moulton and Walter @.
Rodliff are circulating the petition in
st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. j. NJ. Allen, Mrs. H. B..
Howe and Mrs. H. NJ. Cross wish to
express their thanks and appreciation
to the ladies who served, the young
ladies who acted as mattresses, the
boys who assisted them and the men
who assisted Mr.. Dixon and any one
else who in any way assisted at the
hospital clam bake last week.
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