St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-07-06
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

F. Willard MagOOn has moved from
Cottage Hotel to Citizens Bank block.
About twenty-five friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin T. Cutting gave them re-
ception last week at their residence, %
Pearl street. The rooms were decorated
with pansies and refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served hv Mrs. E. NJ. Woods
and Miss Bertha Aiken. During the eve
ming music on the graphophone was en-
joyed. Guests from out of town were
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Eastman and their daughter. Vida, of
East Burke also Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Cut
ting of Orleans. The gifts presented Mr..
and Mrs. Cutting consisted of a china
cabinet, and several fine pieces of silver
and china.
Col. Estey has issued orders to the
I different companies of the state militia
to report at the state rifle range at New
port for three days duty. The dates for
company D. are from August 10 to 13.
-Myles S. Gilman has purchased Mrs.
Isabel Smiths house on Charles street
and will move there next week.
These are the advertised letters at the
post ofice-Ladies: Chandler, Mrs.
Minnie, Gleason, Miss Millie. Gentle
men: Beaudean, Mr., Bracket. F. c.,
Canton, Napoleon, Conant, H. c., Dyke,
Albion, Fonge, J. c., Gaskell, Albert,
Ross, John A., Stevens, John E.
About 1900 tickets to Lyndon vile
were sold at the local station on July 4.
and probably as many more people
travelled on mileages to the celebration
in that town.
There are ten cases of diphtheria in
different sections of the town which have
been placed in quarantine by the health
officer. They are all light cases.
The fire department has purchased a
set of the latest designed ladders for the
truck, and they will be put into commits
sion at once.
"A card party for members and friends
will be held Friday evening at 7.3O at
the Golf Club House, weather permitting.
The social afternoon this week will be
omitted on account of the Woman's s
Club lawn party.
-Chamberlin w. R. c. will hold it's
next regular meeting on Thursday after
noon. Supper will be served from $50
to $50, after which there will be joint
meeting of the Post, Corps, and Sons of
Veterans, to hear the report from the
state meeting. Remarks suitable to the
veterans. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all who care to attend.
During July and August the banks of
St. Johnsbury will close at one O'Clock
Saturday afternoons. They will be open
Saturday evenings as usual.
AT Bright1ook hospital new patients
are Dwight M. Nelson of East Barnet,
Raymond Blay. Mrs. S. c. Currier, of
St. Johnsburv, Mrs. Flora Buckminster
of Wheelock, John Miller of South AL
bany, Mrs. c. A. Currier of Berlin, Miss
Alice LaTetrie of Derby Line, John P.
Morse of East Barnet, Mrs. Susan E.
Wilde of East Cambridge. Patients
discharged are Raymond Blay, Walter
Mcfarland, Dwight Nelson, Mrs. Fred
LaCross of Orleans, John Spunts of
West Charleston.
Work on Amos ". Scott's new block
on Railroad street is progressing rapidly.
and when completed it will be one of the
finest buildings on the street. J. NJ.
Legendre has already occupied his barber
shop in the basement, and he is of the
opinion that few shops in this section
can equal it.