St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-01-19
Local Gatherings.

Mrs. OrillOr Lang has moved from
81 Spring Street to Mrs. B. F. Rollins
house at 40 Cliff street.
The c. O. F. Guard of Honor will
have a whist party in St. Agnes Hall on
Thursday evening.
The French Dramatic club are pre-
pairing comedy ''La Fanfare d. Anon
on January 26. On this occasion they
will use their new moving picture
machine for the first time.
In recognition of the willingness of
the workmen on the newgarage to work
over time, the full force working two
nights in order to get through more
quickly, the c. H. Goss Co. treated the
men, so in all to one ofLand1ord Moore's
fine oyster suppers at the St. Johnsbury
House Saturday night at II O'Clock.
The Snow Shoe club enjoyed tramp
Monday evening through the meadows
south of the village returning to Pvthian
hall where light refreshments were served
and dancing enjoyed. Officers were elect
secretary, Miss Josephine Peck; treasurer,
Donald McGregor.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
John c. Clark next Tuesday afternoon,
when the subject will be "The Influence
of the Press" The speaker will be
Editor Walter J. Bigelow.
st. Margaret's Guild invite the mem
bers of St. Andrews parish to social
and supper at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Boynton, this evening, supper to
be served at $50.
During the past week Ira A. Preston
has sold the following real estate: A rs
acre wood and timber lot in Sutton
owned by Albert H. Ball of Lebanon, N.
H, to Oscar E. Bundy of Sutton; the
Drew farm of 235 acres in Danville own
ed by r. S. Davis & Son, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert E. Blewitt of Danville. Con-
sideration $2fOO.
The Passumpsic Valley Ministerial
Association will meet with Rev. H. S.
Gilbert of Passumpsic next Monday at
10 a. m. There will be a talk by Rev.
Edward @. French of Lyndonville and an
address by Rev. Wheeler Boggess, mis-
aionary from Telegues, India. All min
listers welcome.
The Mems League of the Church of
the Messiah met in the vestry on Friday
evening. It was one of the best meet
ings yet held by this young organiza-
ton. The talk on Mexico by c. j. Gilfl-
Ian was most thorough and instructive.
The solo by John Simonds, the instru-
mental music by Max and Freda Gilfl-
Ian and the cornet solos by B. A. Dunn
were all highly appreciated. Thirty-fve
were present. Eight new names were
added to the list of members. The next
meeting will be held Friday evening,
Feb. IL. Lunch committee: F. B. Hook
er, George Rice and Charles French. The
entertainment for the next meeting is to
be in charge of "the young men," Dr. R.
c. Ward. D. P. Celley, Adna True and
Carlton Felch.
AT ST. Johnsbury hospital Miss |
Lorene Mayo and Mrs. Joseph Boucher |
of ST. Johnsbury were patients during
the week and have both been discharged. |
Il. H. Farnham has sold his store to
George Chamberlin who will take pos
session right away.
The St. Johnsbury Electric Co., in
stalled a new boiler last week in their |
building which is occupied by A, L. /
Bragg, Jones and Shields. the Laird |
Granite Co., and Comfy and Vernon.
"A broken journal was discovered on
the engine of the ST.. & L. c. mail, |
which arrived here Monday noon.
The next regular meeting of Cham
berlain w. R. c. will be on Thursday af- |
ternoonin Odd Fellows hall at 2.3O. It |
is very important that all old officers and |
those elect should be present.
Pupils of B. Frank Harris will give |
piano recital in Pythian Hall, Thursday |
afternoon. Jan. 20 at 4.3O. The recital |
is open to all interested.