St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-11-29
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

Office are: Ladies: Davis, Miss Es-
telle; Howe, Mrs. Annie; Hubbard,
Mrs. w. H.; LaFrance, Mrs. Leon;
Lapoint, Marion; Lemere, Mrs. G. F.
Gentlemen: Austin, John; Lemere,
Glib. CD; Wells, l. H.
A supper for the men of the
churches will be held at the North
church on Monday, Dec. 4. DR.. Jesse
Hill of Portland will be the guest
of the evening, and will speak upon
the Men and Religion Forward
Movement. All men are invited.
Those planning to attend are asked
to notify their pastors before Fri
day. The supper will be 81 cent
affair, and will be served at $50.
Men of the South church will kindly
leave their names for the supper
with Rev. E. T. Fairbanks.
The C. H. Goss Company sent
a gang of men Monday morning to
Whitefield, n. H., where they will
do plumbing for the Mountain View
hotel for F. w. Dodge and Son. They
will put in 100 radiators and about
SO bathrooms.
"A. W. Billings of Stowe, a grad
uate of The Albany College of Phar-
macy has accepted position in We'll
come B. Eastman's pharmacy.
An alarm was rung from box
AZ YESTERDAY morning for an over
heated chimney in Mrs. Margaret
Coveny's house at 81 Pearl street.
Laths around the chimney caught
fire but the blaze was extinguished
with chemicals with slight loss.
The Epworth League of the
Methodist church will hold a box
social next Friday night, Dec. 1.
Everyone interested in the Epworth
League especially invited.
The regular monthly meeting
at the Summerville schoolhouse will
be held next Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock, Rev. F. S. Tolman to
be the preacher.
The ladies of the Church of the
Messiah held their annual Christ
mas sale on Thursday and Friday of
last week and were we'll patronized.
There was a crowd at the clam
chowder supper Thursday night and
the tables of fancy and useful ar
ticles, candies and food attracted no
small amount Of attention. On
Friday evening the young people
gave an entertainment F'Scenes in
the Union Depot" which was much
enjoyed.
H. L. Bruce has moved from
Harvey street to the tenement vacat-
ed by Chester Ward on Eastern
avenue.
The regular meeting of Red
Glover Lodge, N. E. o. P, will be
held Dec 8. 1t is necessary that
all members be present as new Of
ficers will be chosen.
F. A Esterbrook has moved his
family from Hopedale, Mass, into
Mrs. John Rhodes tenement. Mr..
is employed in the au-
tomato department of E. and t.
Fairbanks scale works.
The Montpelier orchestra, for
merly known as Wilder's and Whit
tiers, have been engaged for the |
K. G. ball to be given in January.
Ira Kimba1l moved his family |
to Portland, Me-, Thursday.
The Berry-Bal1 Co. have put two
new brass signs an the outside of
the store.
The following were admitted |
to the St. Johnsbury hospital last |
week: Mrs. Peter Sicard, Mrs. Sim |
an Lavigne, DR.. G. A. Provost and |
Miss Ida Stickney of st. Johnsbury |
and Philomene Bennett of Montreal. |
The following were discharged:
Mrs. Vegneault of Newport and |
John Mcdonald of st: Johnsbury |
DR.. Provost is gaining rapidly and |
it is expected that he will be able to
leave soon.
The annual dinner of the New
England society of Brooklyn on
December 10 will be honored by the
presence of President Taft. st.
Johnsbury has an interest in the So
,iety in that George E. Miner, a
native of st. Johnsbury is its presi-
lent.
lover Night and 1.-THE Gamb
ers' are the last two big shows
booked at The Colonial before the
asst of February.
The contract for fire escapes on
he Academy buildings has been
awarded to the Vermont Construc-
ion Co., of Burlington for 1910.
Work has already been begun.
Major G. A Metcalf will in
pect Canton Crescent at the next
'egular meeting on Dec. 1. The
election of officers will occur at the
anne meeting.
=ADOuI 11O dbICuOSO (AS OON11A |
It Odd Fellows hall Wednesday eve
ling. A delightful program was
,iven consisting of selections by ,
,argent's orchestra; vocal selec- ;
ions by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. ;
Parker; piano solo by Miss Eunice
readings by Miss Nc
Till; pantomime, ga double faced /
nystery," in which six people took {
art, and during which Mrs. Sam
Lorrison recited Widow Green. ]
After the program refreshments of !
axe, doughnuts, sandwiches and J
Office were served. All those that
TENDED report very enjoyable {
ime. {
PASSUMPSIC.
A large crowd attended the oyster S
upper at the church Tuesday might. '
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