St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-09-27
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

LOCAL GATHERINGS.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
hold a special meeting Thursday af-
ternoon, Sept. %, at three o'clock.
Letters advertised at the post
Office are: Ladies: Clement, Miss
Ellen c.; Doughty, Mrs. Eliza F.;
Duvile, Miss Myrtle, 2; Forest, Miss
Rose, 2; Grant, Mrs. Walter; PIN,
Mrs. Nellie Gentlemen: Anderson,
Alexander; Brooks, Guy E.; Cliff
ford, Edwin; Covell, Tim; Cress, L..
H.; Jenkins, George A.; Johnson,
Gordon; Leonard, Mitchell; McFar-
lin, John H.; Murray, George, 2;
Nuttall, Charles; Odett, Albert;
Page, J. w; Patrico, Philip; Rhine
berger, G. NJ; Richardson, Earl E.;
Robinson, P. c.; Smith, Harry.
Among patents recently grant
ed are one to Charles B. Carr for
height measuring attachment for
scales and one to George B. Knight
for door hanger.
From October 1 to April 1 the
barber shops in town will be closed
at eight o'clock.
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge,
No. 4, will celebrate it's 60th ami
T.. d,
Ali members, Odd Fellows and their
families are cordially invited.
Hon. J. Wilder Fairbank of
Boston lectured at the South church
last evening on Dickens as Recall
Him with a Visit to his Homes and
Haunts.' The lecture was generous
ly illustrated with lantern slides.
Mr.. Fairbank heard Dickens lecture
at fremont Temple in 1857 and the
lecture is the result of the insptra-
ton of the lecture and of q visit
which he paid in 1910 to Dickens
own country in England.
John Kicker has moved from the
Forrest house on Portland street to
the Woodbury. house on Caledonia
street, which he recently purchased.
Use American Throat Tablets.
IT. D. Pidgeon has leased the ho-
tel at Concord and went there last
week to begin his new duties. Mr..
Pidgeon recently sold his farm to
Joseph McGill.
Mrs. Stella Folsom is in Boston
and New York this week buying her
fall millinery goods. An announce
ment of her opening will be made
in next weeks issue.
Mrs. Ada Silsby has rented her
house for the winter to J. c. Moon
ey of Concord. Mr.. Mooney expects
to bring his family here about the
first of November. Mrs. Silsby will
spend the winter in Boston.
The new Catholic church in
North Concord was dedicated last
week Wednesday. Bishop J. J. Rice
of Burlington conducted the services
and 16 persons were confirmed.
Wy d
week into the house on Spring street
recently vacated by w. D. Wilcomb,
and A. G. Sprague has moved into
the addition which has recently been
made to the same house.
Use American Liver Tablets.
Patients admitted to St. Johns
Mrs. c. w. Badger, Mrs. James
Flynn, A. J. Aston, William Hall, all
of st. Johnsbury; Frank Hagen,
East st. Johnsbury, and Mrs. Igna-
ms Penault. Fitchburg, Mass.
John McCutcheon hasre Gently
sold his blacksmith shop to Herman
Williamson Mr.. McCutchecn is I'M
decided as to his future plans.
w. D. Wilcomb has bought of
George Hazen, administrator, the
Dennis Burbank house on Central
street, and has moved his family
there.
The prizes awarded by the Bos-
ton & Maine for floral displays at
railroad stations were awarded last
week. The winners include sixth
prize, $40, Fairlee, Orleans, Pas
sumpsic, Scott, N. H, st. Johns
bury, and Willoughby; seventh
prize, S., Coventry. Dalton, N. H,
Lancaster, N. H, Littleton, N. H.
AN excellent cast presented that
cleverest of Clyde Fitch's farces,
"The Blue Mouse at The Colonial
Monday evening to fair house and
gave the same general satisfaction
which the same company did last
year.