St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-08-31
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

The Office of the Metropolitan Insur-
ance CO., will now be open Saturday
afternoon and evening instead of Friday
evening, as during the summer.
The Ladies circle of the Church of the
Messiah will meet this week Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Charles French on
Main street at the usual hour.
AT St. Johnsbury hospital patients
admitted during the week were; Napo-
leon Duclos of Danville, Mrs. Wallace
Drew, Miss Ila Clark and Edgar Roy of
St. Johnsbury. Napoleon Duclos, Mrs.
Peter Thorley, Miss Mary Nelson, Mrs.
Ira Chickering and Joseph Shirt have
been discharged.
The convent and the boys school
open Tuesday, September 6. The broth
ers are expected sometime this week.
DIR. w. B. Fitch has purchased mo-
del 10 Buick car.
The brass tea kettle at 78 Eastern
avenue is the sign of the Wistaria Tea
Room, removed from the Y. M. c. A.
building, which is one of the most at
tractive business places on the street.
The democratic town committee in
vite all voters who are opposed to the
purchase of political nominations, and
who favor direct primaries, to attend
meeting at Music Hall, September 1, 8
p. m. The speakers will be Hon. John H.
Senter of Montpelier and H. B. Howe.
Music by Harmony Band.
All grades of the public schools will
open next Tuesday.
There will be service for the purpose
of the laboring men at the Presbyterian
church next Runday evening at z O'Clock.
All laboring men are invited.
Edwin Hadley gave his high class
exhibition of moving pictures before a
good house at The Colonial Saturday
evening. The entire program was well
received and two particularly good pict-
ures were moonlight ride up the Nile
and the automobile race for the Kaiser's
cup.
The next regular meeting of Chamber
lin Relief Corps will be held Thursday af-
teroon. A good attendance of officers
in particular and members in general is
especially desired as important business
is to be transacted.
F. 0. Clark, who upon reopening his
store at 1O1 Eastern Avenue. retained a
part of D. c. Stiles stock, is now doing
business Independently, and has only his
own stock of goods in the store.
New patients at Bright1ook hospital
for the week were Miss Lena g. Scott
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A. Emerson, Newport; James McLaugh-
lin, East St. Johnsbury; Mrs. l.. S. Rich,
Glover; Jethro Hadley, Mildred Stock
well, Minnie Gleason, Lyndonville; Ruth
Anderson, South Ryegate; Roger Wright,
Coventry. These patients have been dis
charged, Mrs. A. w. Putney, East Gov
entry; Mrs. Guy Hirsch, San Francisco;
John Stanley. Mrs. Harry Gordon, ST.
Johnsbury; S. E. Taylor, Troy; Mrs.
Arthur B. Gard, Newport; Antonio
Battista, Mildred Stockwell, Roger
Wright.
"A pleasant tea party was given at
.Elmwoode Monday evening. Aug. %, in
honor of Rev and Mrs James c. Alvord
of Hopedale, r. l., who are taking
pedestrian tour through this section. and
went last week Tuesday to Willoughby.
The letters advertised at the
postofice for the week ending August
27, were: Ladies, Mrs. William H.
Brown, Miss Della Lapoint, Mrs A.
A. Mcintyre, Miss Margaret Nc
H. Sampson
At the next meeting of Green
Mountain lodge, No. 49, N. E. o.
p, September 3, it is desired that
the members make an extra effort to
be present at the lodge at this time.
Don't fail to come.
j W. Titcomb, fish and game
commissioner, visited the state fish
hatchery at Roxbury last Wednesday
to inspect the plant and see what
changes were necessary.