St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-10-04
LOCAL GATHERINGS.


/ cured the contract to furnish 55
class pins for the class of 1913.
Letters advertised at the post
Office are: Ladies: Donaghy, Mrs.
Mary; McIver, Miss Effie; Thurston,
Miss Arlene. Gentlemen Brown, b.
NJ; Capson, Sam (2); Clark, A. W.;
Ella, Henry s.; Hame1, Simon;
Meader, o. NJ; Niekerson, Mr.; Pat
terson, Frank; Rhinsberger, c.. M;
Rock, ]. M; Stevens, Homer; West
none, Freeman; Wheeler, G. w.
Miss L. c. French will hold her
millinery opening on October and
S.
A very interesting meeting of
the Mothers club was held at the
home of Mrs. Robert w. Simonds,
Sept. 20. The paper, 1.-The Ideal
Mother" and the informal talk Civ
mothers were especially helpful.
The next meeting will be held Oct.
10, with Mrs. Ely, SO Summer
street.
Mrs. E. r. Sargent has sold her
property, No. "a RAILROAD street to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pease of st.
Johnsbury. They have taken pos
session. The, sale was made by the
Rickaby Agency.
A roster of the members of the
Vermont society, of Southern Cali
fornia contains the names of II
former residents of ST. Johnsbury.
There are over 1900 members in
this organization and it's treasurer
is former well-known resident of
this town, Edward A. Walker of
Pasadena.
While drawing a load of stones
in Cir 10 1oc E1sid a1~E
Stiles was thrown from the cart and
dragged several feet. Besides a
general shaking up, Mr.. Stiles re-
ceived quite serious injuries to his
ribs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard johnson
move this week into the Forrest
house on Portland street.
The state convention of the w.
c.. T. U. will be held at Morrisville,
October IL, IL and Is, beginning
Wednesday evening.
The last meeting of the Don't
Worry club which was held with
Mrs. Ayers, Gordon street, was a
most profitable one. A good attend
ance was present and after the usual
exercises the afternoon was taken
up by music: piano solos by Mrs. A.
S. Haskins and Mrs. Homer Carpen-
ter and piano duets by Mrs. Sarah
Hovey and Mrs. Macomber. Three
new members have recently been
admitted: Mrs. Roy Badger, Mrs.
Haskins and Mrs. Tobias Lyster.
This week Wednesday afternoon the
club will hold their meeting with
Mrs. A. S. Haskins on Caledonia
street.
Clifton Mallory and good
company are playing to fair sized
houses this week at The Colonial
Monday night they presented David
Garrick,' last evening "Our Minis
ter The plays given are above
the average and as a whole the cast
is excellent.
Patients admitted to Bright
look hospital the past week were:
Mrs. T. ]. Porter, Raymond West
man, George Newell, Mrs. C. T.
Dean. st. Johnsbury;; Stanley Gron-
berg, ALyndonville; Mrs. Edward
Spinney, Lyndonville; Mrs. Edwin
Jenne, Derby; George Lathe, New
port; Laura McKaig, Lancaster; H.
Krum, Beebe; Charles Davis, East
Burke; Teresa Walker, St. Johns
bury. Those discharged were Mrs.
George Wright, St. Johnsbury; En-
nest Kittredge, Walden; Mrs. James
Parson, Waterford; Charles Spen-
Ger, West Burke.
The Salespeople's club will have
an oyster supper at G. A. R. hall,
October Is.
Several hundred people attend
ed the All Saints Day services at
Mt. Calvary cemetery on Sunday af-
ternoon. On account of the rain the
services had to be cut short but the
sermon by Father Taupin of Win
ooski was much enjoyed.
The regular meeting of the
Woman's Relief Corps will be held
Thursday evening. Every officer is
especially urged to be present as
there is important business. 1t is
requested that as many as can come
in the afternoon to sew.
The millinery stores in town
will be closed every evening
the year except Monday
and Saturday.
The ST. Johnsbury Woman's
Club House association is planning
to serve a turkey dinner Thanks
giving day. Pythian hall has been
engaged for the day and evening
and it is hoped to make the occasion
a notable one and one long to be
Further particulars
will be given later.
Extensive repairs are being
made on the interior of the ST.
Johnsbury Hospital.
w. G. t. U. Annual Meeting.