St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-03-15
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY
CHICAGO
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

-"Seven Days" at the Colonial
Thursday evening proved to be every
bit as laughable as advertised. There
is very little plot, simply one ridi-
culous situation after another and
the result is two hours of clear fun.
The scenery and effects were very
pretty, the company fairly good and
the general opinion was that 'tSeven
Days was great fun"
Advertised letters at the post
Office this week are: Ennis, Archie;
McCloud, Bert; Reed, w. E.
An examination for government
stenographer and typewriter will be
held here April 4th, which will not
only provide for appointments in
the Canadian territory, but also for
such local appointments of the kind
as may be called for. At the same
time an examination will be held,
for appointments at Washington
solely.
Mrs. H. A. Belknap has moved
her millinery store from Eastern
Avenue to 81 Railroad street.
The Ladies' Circle of the Church
of the Messiah will meet with Mrs.
L. w. Hastings, Thursday afternoon.
-Griswold & Mackinnon have
bought the -four, feed and grain bust
ness of the Tower Company at Bar
ton and have hired F. B. Tower, who
has conducted the business for sew
eral years as manager. The business
will be conducted under the name OF
the Barton Grain Co.
L. w. BaFlou of Burlington has
his left arm in a sling because of an
accident while in ST. Johnsbury. Mr..
Ballou fell on the icy sidewalk here
and splintered the bones and strained
the ligaments of the wrist. The arm
will be placed in plaster cast and
Mr. BaIlou will be disabled a month
or so.
The annual Gentlemen's Night
for the Grace Unity Club will be held
at the church on Thursday evening.
Visitors in Boston can buy
copies of the CaledOnian each week
of the Eagle News Company, 597
Washington and rs Summer streets.
The next meeting of the Wom-
ans Relief Corps will be held
Thursday evening at 7.30. All who
can are asked to come in the after
noon and bring lunch.
Owners of dogs are reminded
that this is the month when their
CANNES should be registered.
Capt. E. B. Frost Camp. Sons
ing and listen TO a talk by Charles
of Veterans, will meet Friday even
A. Calderwood on the Legislature
of 1910.
Evangelist H. R. Myers win
speak to the men at the scale factory
Thursday noon, March Is. The
meeting will be held in the Casino.
Moses Daniels, who is employ
ed in the railroad yard was shot in
the hand last Wednesday by boys
who were shooting doves. The hand
was not seriously hurt but the in
jury will keep him from work for
some time.
Mrs. Emile L. Eastman has
purchased the Judge w. P. Stafford
property on Mt. Pleasant street
through the Rickaby agency. Mrs.
Eastman takes immediate possession.
New patients admitted to Bright
look hospital are Allen Gay, Ed
ward Phillips, Charles Batchelder,
Frederick Bellville, Mrs. Fred
Hawkinson, ST. Johnsbury; G. A.
Boyce, Danville; Dorothy Chaffee,
Troy; Albert Morgan, Barnet Those
st. Johnsbury; Mrs. Abbie Somers,
ST. Johnsbuyr; Mrs. Abbie Somers,
Barnet; Mrs. Perley Pope, Port
Iduu MIS-. t. H. mcdowell, GEONS-
ton; Mrs. Carlton K Cass, Danville;
Mrs. Ernest M. Shepherd, Passump-
sic and Mrs. Lyman Brown, Shelf
field
At st. Johnsbury Hospital pa
TENTS admitted were Mrs. Cornelia
Trull, Lyndon; Regina Duquet, New
port; Annie Leblanc, Mrs. Malcolm
Mcleod, John Berthiaume and
Joseph Legendre, st. Johnsbury
Alessandro Simonelli, South Rye
gate; Augustine Ficto, Barton,
Joseph Legendre and Annie Leblanc
have been discharged.
The Roman Catholic mission
church at Gallups Mills has been
torn down and will be set up at
North Concord as soon as
weather permits. The mission is
in charge of Rev J. A. Dame.
Members of the Snowshoe club
will meet at the Atheneaum to-
night at 100 sharp for a short cross
country tramp led by Berton Stap-
les. Following the tramp the
snowshoers will return to G.. A R.
hall where club talent will present
little drama MY Friend Bob. .
The usual banquet will follow.
Arthur F. Stone was in Bur-
hngton yesterday to arrange for the
meeting of the Congregational con-
ference which will be held in Bel
lows Falls, June Is and 16.
The Dartmouth Strollers, a
company of young men who are
working their way through college
will appear at the Colonial Friday