St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-05-08

Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ira
Wilkie on Caledonia street.
The BrightIook Hospital Aid as
ISOLATION will meet on Monday, May
I3, with Mrs. J. E. Heath for sewing.
Erwin Pinard has moved from
Peter Lachance's house to Henry
Massey's house on St. John street.
The regular meeting of Mystic
Star Chapter, No. %, o. E. s., will
be held on Friday evening, May 10,
with banquet at six O'Clock.
Mrs. Christina Braley has taken
rooms at 29 Central street.
At the annual meeting of St.
MargaIet's Guild on Monday evening
officers were elected as follows:
President, Miss Abbie Watson; vice
president, Mrs. Ernest L. Morrill,;
secretary, Miss Virginia Grint;
treasurer, Mrs. James Richie.
-Chamberlin w. r. G. will hold a
whist party on Saturday evening in
stead of Thursday evening as voted
at the last meeting.
The annual meeting of ST. An
drew's church on Monday evening
was adjourned, sine die.
III. P. Brown has opened a
branch store at % Eastern avenue.
Amos w. Scott has purchased
the grocery business of Harry Scott,
bankrupt Trustee Wilson is organ
izing a stock company to take the
creamery business conducted by Mr..
Scott.
Advertised letters: Ladies:
Brown, Mrs. f. A; Stannard, Miss
Florence L.; Woodbury., Mrs. G. H.;
gentlemen: Aldrich, George H.; Bro
ga, M. NJ; Beaudoin, Frank; Bro
E. D.; Waterman, Steary.
Someone stole the money box,
containing about $50, in the desk
of Secretary Brown at the Y. M. G..
A. early Monday evening. Suspicion
is directed to certain parties for
whom the officers were making a
search yesterday.
A special meeting of Caledonia
Lodge I. o. o, F. will be held Sat
urday evening.
David Frechette was admitted
to the st. Johnsbury Hospital the
past week and the following were dis
charged: Mrs. Peter SicOrd of st.
Johnsbury; Miss Mary Burke of
Woodsville; Mrs. George Lavertu of
Lunenburg and Mrs. Stephen Mas
sey.
The children Of the Sunday
school class in ST. Aloysius church
will give a play entitled, "A Trip to
Europe in St. Aloysuis Hall, May
Is.
The Museum bird walks will be
conducted nearly every week day
until the first of June. Because OF
these the director can be in the
Museum only afternoons and Satur-
day mornings.
George CaIdbeck has broken
ground on Warren avenue for
residence which he will erect this
summer.
The following were admitted to
Brightlook hasptital the past week:
Mrs. Ira Grapes of St. Johnsbury;
Silas Davis of Irasburg; Mrs. M. D.
Pierce of Concord; Arthur Derby of
Fitzdale, Mrs. Sidney Clarkson of
Orleans and Miss Ethel Newell of
Whitefeld. Those discharged were
Mrs NJ E. Durham, Louis Brick
EFT of st. Johnsbury, Mrs. John
Murtaugh, Lunenburg, Mrs. Nath-
an Corlis of Post Mills, Miss Alice
Mitchell of Derby, Raymond Camp
bell or LyndOnVllle, Master FIorlen
Hall of Lyndon, Miss Ethel Newell
of ST. Johnsbury, George Carr of
Newark, Mrs. Charles Calderwood
and Richard Southworth of Con-
cord.
w. A Wright has recently de-
livered IL new Ford cars. Among
the purchasers are DR.. w. B.
Fitch, W. N. Gilbert, Hastings
White, M. J. Caldbeck, D. G. Horn
er of ST. Johnsbury; M. B. Carpen-
ter, Concord, G. V. Sternberg, Stan
nard, j. D. Gould, Passumpsic, DR..
A. l.. Leonard, Lyndonville and c.
E. Morrill,, Danville.