St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-02-02
LOCAL GATHERINGS.
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with a cut glass water pitcher. During
his term of office Mr.. Lamontagne in
creased the membership of the council to
100.
Extensive repairs are being made at
the Union Garage and Machine Co. New
show windows are being built and the
building enlarged.
The February Good Housekeeping
contains a picture entitled "A typical
New England school teacher in which
are found some familiar faces, Mrs. Maud
l.. Eklof, teacher of music in the ST.
Johnsbury public schools, surrounded by
Misses Helen Ross, Helen Steele, Lesley
Cady and Elizabeth Titcomb and Nor
man Braley. The original photograph
was taken by Miss Katherine Bingham
in the eighth grade room at the Union
school.
-Lurchin and Lurchin have decided
not to return to their former store in Cit
liens Bank block and will remain in their
present quarters with the St. Johnsbury
Gas Co.. until they find suitable store.
The store in Citizens Bank block has been
leased to Luther S. Jewett, who will
open clothing store.
Patients admitted to Brightlook hos
pital during the past week were Mrs. To-
seph Mcleod, Mrs. George F. Cheney,
Y,
Henrietta Aldrich and Almon Wheelock of
St. Johnsbury; Miss Amelia Baker of
Newport Center; Mrs. George Bort of
Monroe and Mrs. W. w. Coe of West
Burke. Patients discharged are Miss
| Isabel For>aith and Mrs. Henrietta Aid
rich of st. Johnsbury; Mrs. E. W. Web
ster of Hardwick; Miss May M Teefe
| Mendham, N. J., Mrs. Henry Human
and Mrs. George Bort of Monroe, Arthur
| T. Bailey of DanvilIe.
-Chamberlin w R. c. will meet on
| Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Fannie
| Parkhurst.
The engine atthe E. and T. Fairbanks
| & Co. scale factory was out of order
Monday, making it necessary to shut
down part of the works that afternoon.
About 800 were affected.
Thre was so little snow last week that
wheels were the rule and sleighs the ex-
ception, but the snow ofSaturday brought
out runners once more. although the
sleighing is far from good.
Mrs. Joseph st. John and Mrs. Loren
Shaw picked pansies from their gar
| dens last week.
A certificate copy of the articles of
association OF the American News Vend-
ing Machine Co., has been filled with the
secretary of State. The principal office
of this concern is located here in ST. Johns
bury, with E. x. Somers of Barnet as
the representative.
The fact that no entertainments ex-
cept the moving pictures had been held at
the Colonial for some time and that
| Quincy Adams Sawyer" was popu-
| lar play resulted in good audience Sat
urday evening and the company present
ing it was good one. Perhaps those
n the of
Sawyer, Alice Pettingill, Hubby Mason
and Samantha Green were the favorites,
but they were well supported and the
audience was enthusiastic.
superintendent Corwin F. Palmer is
| already making plans for another trip
abroad and his itinerary, which he is cir
culating for trip toinclude the Passion
| Play at ber-Ammergau during the sum-
mer of 1910 is very attractive one. The
| party is scheduled to sail from Montreal,
| June %, and the countries to be visited
are England, France, Belgium, Holland,
| Germany, Switzerland, Bavaria, Austria.
ing Naples on August Is, and it is a
| trip we'll worth considering.
The adjourned annual meeting of
Brightlook hospital association will be
held at the rooms Of the Passumpsic Saw
ings Bank, Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock.
Caledonia Lodge, No. 6, 1. o. O. F.
will give promenade and box snpper in
Odd Fellows hall, Thursday evening,
Feb 10.
John Rickaby, vice president of the
Cary Maple Sugar Co., and who has
been connected with this company for
the past eight years, expects to sever his
connection with that company this
month to take position with the Towle
! Of
who are to open branch house in Yer
mont, probably in ST. Johnsbury or Bur
lington. This firm are the packers of the
famous Log Cabin brand, and Mr.. Rick
abv is to be congratulated on securing a
position with them.
-Almon Wheelock met with a serious
accident Friday in the railroad yard. He
had set up the brakes on three cars and
fell from the last one to the ground
breaking his leg above the knee. He
was taken to Brightlook Hospital where
the bones were set and he is recovering
; as rapidly as can be expected.
The Harmony concert band gave a
very successful entertainment at St.
Agnes Hall last Wednesday night, pre-.
senting the comedy LA Fanfare de
Nonecourt." A concert by the band
members preceded the play, which was
presented entirely in French.
"A citizens caucus is called for the legal
voters of the town, at Music Hall Satur-
day afternoon, Feb. ~, at o'clock for
the purpose of placing in nomination a
list of officers to be voted on at the
annual Town meeting, March /
1910.
An examination for census enumera
tors will be held at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Saturday, Feb. 5, under the direction Of
the civil service board.
Use American Throat Tablets.