St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-31
LOCAL GATHERINGS

LOCAL GATHERINGS
About 40 members of the
Salespeoples' club attended the
meeting of the club at Bertrand Hall
on Thursday evening. A box supper
was served at half past six after
which a delightful social time was
enjoyed. Mrs. Wilkes orchestra
of four pieces furnished music and
readings by Miss Madeline Randall
and vocal solos by Mrs. Marion Spear
were given. A business meeting
was held and it was decided to meet
again on June 81 at Grand Army
hall. A committee to take charge
of the next meeting was appointed
consisting of Miss Katherine Null
rooney, Miss Regina pemers and
Louis Kimball.
Letters advertised at the post Of
fee this week are: Gentlemen: Dunn.
Anthony, j.; Flagg, E. D.; Morgan,
Albert; Smith, William A.
The Ladies' Circle of the Church
of the Messiah meets with Mrs. Adds
Laid Thursday afternoon. A pic
mic supper will be served.
State Superintendent of Educa-
ton Mason S. Stone of Montpelier
was in town Wednesday TO confer
with the school directors of Gale
donia county. The meeting was held
at the Y. M. c. A. with about 35 pres
ent, including superintendent of the
county. Mr.. Stone presided and dis
cussed with the directors and sup
erintendents such subjects as trans
portation of pupils, truaEcy and re-
ports.
st. Johnsbury furnished three
out of town speakers on Memorial
day, Lieut.-Gov. L. P. Slack, at New
port, Rev. B. F. Butler at Concord,
and James B. Campbell at North
Calais.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Office Will begin it's summer time
schedule June 1st., closing at one
O'Clock Saturday afternoons and
keeping open until $50 Friday af-
ternoons.
The Caledonian Office will close
at noon Saturdays during the
months of June, July and August.
The New England Fat Mems
club is to nave it's annual outing in
and around Boston on June 1929.
Friday the 23d, will be devoted to
seeing the sights of the Hub and in
the evening there will be what is
called an ''oId-fashioned homemade
party will go to Nahant, have ban
quet there and another in the eve
ming at Boston. On Sunday the par
ty will attend service at fremont
Temple and then will go to Revere
beach for the rest of the day.
The following list of subscribers
have been added to the system of the
Passumpsic Telephone Co., the past
week; New York Fruit Store, The
Amos w. Scott &C., Cook & Rolfc,
fish market, Duclos Bros, market.
A. w. Scott, res, William M. Gale,
res, Miss Della Griffin, res, J. Per
owne, res, Stafford q Stevens, res,
Alphonso White, res, J. E. Alex
ander, res, P. N. Somers, res, Rev.
R. F. Lowe, res, ]. j. O'Gonnell, res,
Charles L. O'Loughlin, res, John
Drown, res, Mrs. J. G. Roy, res, F.
M. Crosby, res.
Arthur Provencal had quite q
serious time on Friday while trying
to ride motorcycle for the second
time. In turning out for a go-cart
he ran over the bank on Concord
avenue running his cycle but by some
miracle he escaped serious injury
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Toussan
were awakened from sleep Saturday
night by the barking of their dos
ana upon 1nV6St1SaC1On found that thu
putty had been removed from tn,
glass of one of their windows Their,
have been no further developments
-Mizpah Lodge of Perfection, 14tl
degree, A. & A. S. R., enjoyed a Wis
it on Friday from eight members o
Windsor Lodge of Perfection. Tn
18th and 14th degrees were worked
a banquet was served, and a fine tim
was reported. Marsh o. Perkins o
Windsor, deputy for Vermont, wa
an honored guest.
Leon Guyer is confined to tn
house as the result of an acciden
on Saturday which came near bein
much more serious than it was H
and his son, George, were drivin
horse which they had just purchas
ed and were making the crossing a
Paddock village when somethin
frightened the horse and it becam
unmanageable. Finding that tn
horse could not be controlled tn
driver headed him for Summervill
but seeing a heavy team coming wa
obliged to drive into a bank. Bot
men were thrown out and Leon Guye
suffered dislocated shoulder an
bad bruises. George Guyer was nc
hurt. The carriage was not badl
broken and the horse has been sole