St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-04-12

but will move into Mrs. Woodward's
house now occupied by L. s. Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe have engaged a
tenement in the Allyn block which
is being completed for them.
T. C. Beattie has bought the house
now occupied by Harry Stahler, and
the Stahlers have bought the house
where the Beauties live. Mr..
StahIer's daughter and family, the
Melvin Woods, viii occupy the upper
tenement in their house
John Norris has begun work on the
remodelling of his post Office block
which is to have an upper addition
of two stories in which the Dairy
| Medicine company will be located.
The men are now working on the re-
enforcing of the foundation.
Mrs. George Shorey had bad fall
last week which severely bruised her
head and neck but fortunately no
serious injury was done.
Mrs. w. L. Guild has been afflicted
with a peculiar and distressing form
of the grip, which located in her
eyes, and rendered her almost sight
less for a few days.
The ladies of st. Peters held a
very successful Easter sale in the
gymnasium last Thursday afternoon
and evening with aprons, Easter
cards, candy and food.
Cecil Burns has been i'll with tom
silitis.
don last Thursday evening, by the
Rev. E. G. French, and went away
on the night train for a>brief wedding
"trip.
Mrs Ozro Roys is stopping with
her daughter, Mrs. Roy Gage, and in
cidentally making the acquaintance
of her new granddaughter
Mrs. w. |. Powers was the hostess
of the Art Circle last Friday after
noon at a very pleasant meeting.
Papers were given on Titian" by
Mrs. Titcomb, '"Tintorretto, by Miss
Bess Hutchinson.
At the auction sale of the Charles
Folsom estate and personal property
held on Saturday last, the place was
sold to Sherburne Lang for $1,000.
1 Herman w. Hosford, photographer
has bought out ]. w. Bedard, now In
the Ruggles block.
Joseph Lapoint has bought the
Carr place in Hadleyville, and will
move there from his farm. Louis
] LeClerc is to move his family into
George Lapoint's house recently pur-
chased in Hadleyville.
Mrs. Harry White, who has been in
poor health for some time, was taken
so much worse that it was deemed
advisable to send for her mother,
Mrs. A. L. Finney, who has been in
! Southern Pines, N. c., and she ar
rived home Sunday.
Miss THETA Powers is at home
from Smith College for the Easter
vacation, bringing college friend
from West Virginia with her
Some of the figures in the report
of the treasurer of the Village I'm
provement society are of general
| interest to the public. The total
receipts of the society for the year
were $704.38; total running expenses
| $237.76, leaving balance of $466.-
was $61.05, which deducted from the
above balance leaves a net profit of
| $405.57 for the work of the year.
Mrs. Henry Wilkie and Mrs. Ar
thur Charland were in Boston last
week. Mrs. Clara Bean was clerking
for E. J. Blodgett during Mrs. Will
kie's absence
Charles Parker and Ellery Clark
have been working in the Lyndonville
garage for few days.
An extra meeting of the Village
Improvement society will be held at
Mrs. B. F. Browns, Thursday after
noon at 4 O'Clock to hear the report
of the committee appointed to in
vestigate the condition of the shade
trees in the village and the work
necessary to be done on them. Mr..
Wilkinson of the forestry department
of the agricultural college has made
a careful examination and will be