St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-17
LOCAL GATHERINGS

LOCAL GATHERINGS
The first band concert of the
season will be held in Court House
Square Thursday evening.
Green Mountain Lodge, No. 40,
n. E. o. P, will entertain it's mem
bers next Tuesday evening, May %.
The Don't,Worry Club will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. Alvin Cum
mings.
The three year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. S. J. Desrochers had mar
row escape on Thursday when he fell
1 5 feet from second story window
and the worst injuries he received
were badly bruised face.
The Misses Annie, Fannie, Lena
and Alice Brown and their brother,
Edward Brown, have purchased the
Weber house on Spruce street and
will move there from John McCutch-
cons house next week
Frank E. Spaulding last week
sold his interest in the J. M. Watson
Provision Co., to R, A. Burns of
Cambridge. Mr.. Spaulding has pur-
chased independently the Central
market of Brookline, Mass, and is at
present looking after his interests
there.
The women of the North church
are asked to remember the annual
meeting of the Woman's association
to be held at three O'Clock, Friday
May 10.
While working in Dr. c.. A.
Cramton's yard one day last week D.
P. Celley found quite curiosity III
the form of small hard rubber ball
which was completely penetrated
with witch grass roots.
The adjourned annual meeting
of the Woman's Auxiliary Of the Y.
M. G. A., will be held this afternoon
at three O'Clock at the Association
building.
The retail clerks of the village
met at Bertrand Hall on last week
Tuesday evening and organized the
'tSalespeople's Club" These officers
were elected: Herbert Smythe, pres
ident; Herbert Hovey, vice president;
Mrs. Grace Matthews, secretary and
treasurer. The president named as
a committee to draw up constitu-
ton the following: Mrs. David
Fales, Miss Elizabeth Galbraith,
Eugene Lanctot. The club will hold
another meeting at Bertrand Hall on
the evening of May rs.
the clothing store of L. S. Jewett
are sadly demolished as the result
of an unlimited call from the horse of
Rupert Cutting of Waterford last
Wednesday. The horse was frighten-
ed on Eastern avenue and tore down
the street. D. A. Noel, clerk for Mr.
Jewett was decorating the window
and saw the horse coming,
headed directly for the store.
He got out of the way none
too soon for the horse cane in the
door, breaking both windows on the
south side and the smaller window
on the north side and damaged some
shoes and underwear more or less.
Letters advertised at the post
Office are: Ladies, Bell, Mrs. Joe:
Smith, Miss Nellie M. Stevens, MRS.
Cora. Gentlemen: Bailey, Vim E. :;
Cary, James; Gray, A. E.; Hill,
Harley.
Tickets for the Bryan lecture,
May %, are SO cents. Reserved seats
rs cents and $1.00.
They whistle it and they sing it
and they dance to it's strains until
one wonders if st. Johnsbury people
ever heard anything else. And the
name of it is Every Little Move
ment." The dancers have been IA
miliar with its catchy strains for a
long time but wnen given to an ac-
compartment of pretty girls, dainty
costumes and beautiful scenery it
made a most lasting impression.
There has been no dissatisfaction
with Madam Sherry expressed and a
great deal of satisfaction. Very few
one-night-stand companies carry such
scenery and costumes and the COM
pany is certainly exceptionally good.
The Brotherhood of Grace
church will give a reception on Fri
day evening in homer of the new dis
trict superintendent, Mr. and Mrs.
H. N. Turner and Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Harvey.
The sale of tickets for the
Bryan lecture. May p is now going
on.
A meeting of the newly organic
ed Salespeople's Club viii be held at
Bertrand Hall, Thursday evening,
May %, at $50. A box supper fur
nished by the young ladies will be
a feature. The boxes will be sold at
auction. Lemonade will be served.
A business meeting for the discussion
of a constitution and permanent
meeting place Will follow Every re-
tail clerk in town is cordially in
yited