St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-11-15
LOCAL GATHERINGS.


The Ladies' Circle of the
Church of the Messiah meets with
Mrs. Miller Thursday afternoon.
Exceedingly pretty scenery and
dainty modish costumes characterize
ed the production of '"The Goose
Girl'' at The Colonial on Wednesday
evening. The impossible plot of the
story has so much of pure romance
that it reaches the heart and Gret-
chen, the Goose girl" who loved
a king Tin disguise) and Hildegarde,
the princess, who loved an American,
were alike in their appeal to their
audience. Both parts were very
we'll sustained as were also those of
Frau Bauer and Arthur Carmichael.
The first issue for the year of
The Student came from the press
Monday morning. The new manage
ment has shown good enterprise in
securing attractive headings for the
various departments of this live and
interesting publication.
The November Mothers meet
ing which would be regularly held
Thursday, Nov. 16, will be omitted.
Advertised letters are: Ladies':
Ashford, NELLIE Gertrude; Carter,
Mrs. William A; Christy, Mrs. SUI
san; Menard, Mrs. Etienne; MOers,
Mrs. Annie Gentlemen: Bishop, Al
bee; Champagne, John; Johnson,
Perley, CD; Leonard, Frank; Stro-
bridge, John.
j. P. Wood has moved into
Mrs. S. c. Daring's house on Main
street.
Charles Currier and family
have rented Mrs. Philbrook's house
on Mount Pleasant street.
The Brunette Painting and Dec
Grating Company are painting the
interior of the Passumpsic Savings
Bank.
The Sales Peoples club will re-
port Wednesday evening in the G.
A. R. Hall. Whist will be played.
Over 400 hunters licenses have
been issued by the town clerk this
season.
Among the assignments of the
Methodist bishops to preside over
conferences next spring is Bishop
Hughes for the Vermont conference
which will be held at Newport, April
10.
The assignment of judges Of
superior court for the terms of Dec
ember 1911 to December 1912, in
clude Chief Judge Miles for Gale
donia court, December 5, 1911;
Judge Taylor, June 4, 1912; Judge
Taylor, Essex, April %, 1912;
Judge Miles, Essex, October %,
1912.
will the friends of Sunset
Home kindly remember the Home
at the Thanksgiving season as they
have done SO generously in years
past.
The monthly meeting OF Grace
Church Brotherhood will be held
on Friday evening. All men are
cordially invited. The main feature
of the program will be two address
SEES: Uncle Sans Form of Gov
eminent" by an attorney and John
Bulls Form of Government" by
Rev. Peter Black.
New furnishings are being Sc
cured for the Woman's Club House,
over 100 chairs having arrived last
week, SO the double parlors are now
suitably furnished for small gath
erings.
Patients admitted at Bright
look Hospital for the week were:
Miss Victoria A. Page of Danville;
S. ]. Hastings, Mrs. Harry Harvey
bury; Mrs. Harry Piper of Lakeport
and w. w. Kittredge of Walden.
Those discharged were Mrs. Ellen
Bradshaw of Concord, Mrs. Amy
Anderson of GIover; Mrs. Augusta
p. Boyce, S. j. Hastings of St.
Johnsbury and Miss Victoria A.
Page of Danville.
st. Johnsbury Council, U. c. t.,
enjoyed. their monthly supper at
Pythian Hall on Saturday evening.
The supper included roast beef and
other good things. During the meet
ing the ladies were entertained with
games and afterwards dancing was
participated in by the company and
additional guests. The committee
in charge consisted of D. D. Bean,
w. A. Kicker and F. c. ellison.
At the opening performance of
Phil Maher at The Colonial Monday
night there was a good sized audi
ence, and apparently jolly Phil made
a big hit This Company is giving
high class repertoire the rest of
this week.