St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-08-23
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

LUUAL UAInEkIIVUS.
The weekly parish Tea of ST.
Andrews church. will be held on
Thursday afternoon from three to
five at the home of Mrs. Jason M.
Cady.
The town school directors have
appointed Miss Caroline S. Wood
ruff principal of the Summer street
schools in order to make the sys-
tenn uniform in all schools having
nine grades.
An examination of teachers
and all pupils desiring free tuition
in the high school will be held at
the Sumer street school house on
Thursday and Friday of this week.
The Grace Unity club will hold
an all day meeting Friday in the
church parlors. There are a num-
Der of quilts to tie so a large at
tendance is desired.
Patients admitted to the ST.
Johnsbury Hospital the past week
were: Mrs. Thomas Tierney of st.
Johnsbury, baby Doris Ferris of
st. Johnsbury, Miss Margaret Har-
vey of Barnet, Mrs. M. Lamon-
tagne of Montreal, Mrs. T. M.
Briggs of Barton, Mrs. S. M. Good
win of st. Johnsbury. Those dis
missed were Mrs. Ray Bailey of
Concord, Mrs. David Frechette of
St. Johnsbury, Miss Margaret Har-
vey of Barnet, Mrs. M. Lamontagne
of Montreal.
The attorneys of the village
have decided to close their Offices at
noon on Saturday of each week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Chalmers
have moved from FL Main street to
8 Cliff street.
At Brightlook hospital patients
admitted were Miss Ruth Cow
an, East Ryegate; Miss Ruth King,
Passumpsic; Elmer King, Miles
Pond; Miss Celia Mitchell, New
port; Alfred H. Cole, Newtonville,
Mass; Mrs. Alice E. Varney, West
Danville; William Stearns and Miss
Winifred M. Drew, st. Johnsbury.
Patients discharged were Master
Richard Lowry, Whitefield; Mrs. E.
E. Porter and daughter, Margaret,
Fairlee; Miss Florence Hastings,
Lisbon, N. H.; Miss Ruth Cowan,
East Ryegate; Miss Ruth King, Pas
sumpsic; Miss katherine Johnson,
Greensboro; Master Franklin Con-
ner, Lyndonville; Master HaZen E.
McLaren, Master George A. Ram
sey, Barnet; Mrs. Philena Jenkins,
East Burke; Mrs. L. H. Gordon,
Lyndonville; Miss Dora Lattrell, |
Miss Winifred M. Drew, Mrs. Mabel
Devenger and Frank Blackshaw, st. |
Johnsbury.
Friday morning a train load of
about so log drivers passed through
here on their way to Inwood. 1t
was a sight that was of great in
terest, as the men were of the
strong, typical outdoor type, with
their long spiked shoes over their
many a young boy would have en-
wed, brown and husky would be
good words to describe these men.
Four of them were so interested in
the sights of the place that they
missed their train and had to take
the 9:15.
The following letters were adj
vertised at the postof1ce August 10:
Mrs. Irving N. Chase; Mrs. Kate
Grove; Miss Mildred Dilones; Mrs.
Bertha Hamm; Mrs. Frank Ray
mond. Gentlemen: Arthur Bennett;
John J. Crowley; Fred French; AL
bert L. French; James Grant; G.
G. Holton; George A. Jenkins; Ed
win Pierce; William Plummer; Guy
Smith; S. B. Smith; Adelard Theri-
ault.
The August meeting of the w.
G. T. U. will be omitted by order of
the executive board.
Amos w. Scott is building a
small addition on the south side of
his store on Railroad street which
will be used for store.
A meeting of the Arizona Cop
per Company was held at the st.
Johnsbury House, Thursday after
noon and the following officers were
elected: President, John l.. Noyes
of Lyndonville; vice president, w.
P. Smith, st. Johnsbury; secretary,
H. S. Peck of Burlington; treasur-
er, w. P. Cheney of Lyndonville;
Seven directors were also elected:
H. S. Peck of Burlington, John l..
Moves, w. r. Cheney, Mr.. Blaisdell
of Lyndonville, A. H. Mcleod, w. P
p. Smith of ST. Johnsbury; C. w.
Brownell of Burlington. The COM
pany also decided to change it's
name to The Arizona Golden Com
pany.
Leon ]. Moore has. bought
half interest in the Taxicab business
of w. A. Wright. Mr.. Moore is a
we'll known automobile man in ST.
Johnsbury, having been in the bust
ness since it first started. He was
foreman of THE Wright Garage"