St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-01-18

New patients admitted to Brightlook
were Mrs. Robert Fisk, Leon Aber-
neathy. Felina Perks, Mrs. Cecil Dunbar,
and Mrs. Milo F. Brown of ST. Johns
bury; Miss Flora Larvey, McIndoes; II.
w. Blood, Lyndon; Miss Nettie lie Fleur,
Orleans; Marjory Root, East Burke, and
John G. Pillsbury, Stoughton, Mass.
Those discharged were Edward Phillips,
Fred Bundy, 6. E. Meader and Lindol
Gilman. St. Johnsbury; A. F. Emerson,
Wheelock; Miss ]. NJ. Lang and Henry
B. Lowell, Barnet; Edward Stone, Lyn-
don; Jonn T. Pillsburv, Stoughton.
Mass. and Marory Root, East Burke.
The Woman's Association of the
North church will hold sewing meeting.
Friday, Jan. 20, at o'clock, with Mrs.
]. E. Heath and Mrs. E. E. Gage at No.
l Spring street.
p. @. Bundy who suffered frac-
tured skull by fall from a train Satur-
day night. Jan. z, was removed from
Brightlook Hospital to his home last
Friday. He is able to be dressed and
has improved steadily and physicians
think he will recover and to be about
the streets again.
-Lorne Elwyn, who was arrested dur
ing his appearance at the Colonial here.
furnished the $3.50 bail required and was
released from custody. He went to Can
ada to join his company. His father,
who was in California, furnished the
money to release his son.
The installation of off, GERS of Cham
plain Council, No. 4S, Union ST. Jean
Baptiste d'Amerique will take place at
their rooms next Sunday evening. AS
A. J. LaChance. the installing officer for
this district, is an officer of the local
court, DR.. c. A. Provost will be substi-
/ tute president general and Joseph Couil-
lard master of ceremonies. There will
be speeches and refreshments served after
the work The chaplain and the pres
ident of the local councils Of Lyndonville,
Barton and Newport are invited to be
PRESENT.
The local stockholders of the. Pills
bury Baldwin Co. met yesterday after
noon and reelected the old directors
with the exception of Gilbert E. Woods,
who resigned and was succeeded by l..
w. Hastings. 2
The snow shoe club will meet at
/ Pythiau Hall this evening at 7.3O. All
members of the club and all snow shoers
who are interested are requested to be
present. A short tramp will be taken,
to be followed by a business meeting
with election of officers, and refresh
ments.
The Knights of Columbus ball on
Tuesday evening promises to be the
great event of the social season in ST.
| Johnsbury and many who do not dance
are planning to go to see the gowns.
The fact that the proceeds are to be di-
vided between the two hospitals makes
it more important event and every
thing is being done to makeit complete
success.
The Caledonia County Medical so.
ciety held their regular meeting here on
Wednesday evening, as guests of DIR. w
B. Fitch. DR.. c. II. Beecher of Burlington
I read a paper on Management of Gases
Which Show Sugar in the Urine" and
dinner was served by DIR. Fitch.
AT the next regular meeting of Capt
E. B. Frost camp S. of V. on Jan. &c
there will be joint installation of offic-
ers of the camp and ladies' auxiliary and
the mastering in of several new mem
bers. Members of the Lyndonville camp
are coming down by special train. Re
freshments will be served. All members
of the orders and of the Grand Army are
invited.
AT St. Johnsbury Hospital Mrs. Ovid
Duval of st. Johnsbury and Mrs. Arthur
Anderson of Bethlehem are new patients