St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-11-29
ST. ALOYSIUS BAZAAR.
The Prize Winners at Successful
Church Fair
Church Fair.

The ST. Aloysius Bazaar was a
success in every way and Father
Leonard wishes to thank the people
who assisted in making it a success.
The four articles at the door were
won as follows: the gold watch Civ
en- by Joseph Gauthier was won by
George Hall; five dollar gold piece
by E. j. Healey was won by Edward
Roach; the Thanksgiving turkey
given by Mr.. Healey by Mrs. J. c..
Mccartney; the box of cigars given
by Mr.. Healey by Mrs. William
WEIGH. The three prizes offered for
the one bringing in the most pennies
on books were as follows: Diamond
ring given by J. D. Blackshaw won
by Miss May O'Connell; second,
string of gold beads from FIR. Leon
ard, by Josephine Plant; third, beau
tiful painting of the Sacred Heart
from FIR. Leonard by. Miss Katherine
Laffee.
Other articles were won as fol-
lows: Clock from Mr.. Flint, by
V. E. Lurchin; percolator coffee pot
and five pounds of coffee from Mr..
Goodrich and the Direct Importing
Co., by S. r. Smith of the Avenue
House; punch bowl from Mr.. Weeks,
by D. A Noel; one-half ton coal
from George Moore, by H. J. Good
rich; electric lamp from st. Johns
bury Electric Co. by Mrs. w. E. Dan
iels; boys overcoat from Amos
Scott, by William Morgan; pair
shoes from Bundy's, by Charlotte
Hall; a goose from Barrett's, by
Margaret Walsh; chair from Mr..
Stanley, by Elizabeth MCGOWAN;
turkey from Spaulding by b. b.
Drouin; box cigars from Bingham's s,
by George w. Peck; mantel clock
from Lurchin and Lurchin, by Lii
liam Gleason of Canada; load of
wood from st. Johnsbury Wood
Yard, by Michael M. Caldbeck;
mans sweater from Steele and Tap
lin, by Edward Caldbeck; boys suit
from Asse1in Bros, by John Todd;
dress suit case from L. S. JeWett, by
T. J. Tierney; pair mems shoes from
F. E. Harris, by Mrs. Annie Jarvis;
basket from Miss McGi1, by Harry
Blodgett; set candle sticks from
Randall & Whitcomb, Albertine La
montague; Iady's trimmed hat from
Mrs. Belknap, by Mary Walsh; $3.50
gold brooch from K. Slack by Alice
brooch from K Slack by Alice
Brown; silk quilt given by parish,
by Michael Coleman; $40 gas chan
delier from St. Johnsbury Gas Co.,
by Michael Coleman; pair blankets
from Leach & Waterman, by Mr.. La
Motto; box cigars from E. Barqu1n,
by Frank N. Carr; piano stool from
Mr.. Bailey, by Mrs. P. D. Kent;
silk petticoat from B. I. Staples, by
Mrs. E. J. Corbett; picture from
A. J. Roy, by A. Walsh; box cigars
from St. Johnsbury Fruit Co., by
Mrs. John Laffee; ham from MORN
by Mr.. Esdon of Passumpsic; i've
pounds of lard and a weeks dinner
ticket, by Anthony Mollica; briar
pipe from Mr.. Trombley, by Elmer
A. Smith; five pound box of candy
from George H. Cross Co., by John
Banahan; topographic outfit from
Brunette, G. H. McCallum; boys
suit from Moore & Johnson, by Mar
garet Ivers; music roll from Mr.. Gill,
hy Mrs. M. Stanley; an auto robe
from Lougee & Smythe, Mrs. j. La
branche; sewing machine from the
Singer Machine Co., by james
Walsh; one-half dozen photos from
Mr.. jerks, by Paul insolvency; sack
-four from A. H. Gleason, by Thomas
Dro1et; box cigars from A. BOUCHER
bv Mrs. Fox; barrel apples from u.
Frechette, by Leo Anger; sofa pill
low from Miss McGill, by Edward
Rogers; vacuum cleaner from n.
Mclean. by Sam Paradis; silk
sDread from Mrs M. J. Caldbeck, by
Mrs. Thomas Mailman.