St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-05-01
L0CAL GATHERINGS

II. T.. HOPKINS OF burlington
w. F.. Palmer of Shelburne and r
IS. Towers of Richmond we're in
town Monday to attend a hearing at
the probate Office on petition to
reopen the commission in the estate
of T. c. Fletcher to allow Palmer
and Bacon of Shelburne to present
a claim against the estate The
petition was granted on condition
the petitioners would pay the costs.
The Ladies' Circle of the Uni
versalist church will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. w. E. Kellogg,
"a Portland street.
Rev. G. w. c. Hill plans to sail
from Liverpool on Thursday, May
16 and will occupy his pulpit at the
North Congregational church on
Sunday, June 2.
Advertised letters at postof1ce:
aline; Frye, Miss Adehne; Shute,
Mrs. Lena. Gentlemen: Brown,
James W.; Cornell, Edward; Hitch
Donald, Peter; Smith, Frank.
The College club will meet on
Saturday afternoon at three O'Clock
with Miss Dorothy Fairbanks. AS
the club has no formal membership
it is hoped that any woman who has
ever attended college will regard
herself as a member and attend this
meeting.
The Sales Peoples club will
give a supper tonight at six o'clock
in the G. A. R. Hail. After which
there will be a business meeting
when the officers for the ensuing
year will be elected. A dance and
social will be held after the meeting.
TIL Crescent club gave their
May dance last evening which was
well attended and very pleasant
time enjoyed by all.
w. G. Langdon interested a
large audience at The Colonial on
last week Tuesday evening when he
told them in an illustrated lecture
what a pageant is He held the
attention of his audience and all
who attended felt that the town has
reason to expect a great deal from
the pageant which we are to have in
August.
Pupils of B. Frank Harris will
give a piano recital in Pythian Hall,
Thursday afternoon at 4.3O. The
recital is open to all interested.
Charles and George Newell
are moving from 20 Pearl street to
Mrs. Jefferson Cowles' house on the
same street.
Those who were admitted to
Brightlook hospital the past week
were Mrs. Warren Carr, Mrs. Vesta
Richardson, Benjamin Mosher, Jo
seph Duclos, Mrs. M. E. Durham,
Mrs. Leah Hannah, Miss Florence
Hudson, and Selma Perks of ST.
Johnsbury. Those discharged were:
Miss Alice Mitchell, of Derby; Miss
Stella Davis of Irasburg; D. B.
Walker, Derby; Mrs. Mable Barry,
Orleans; Mrs. Lillian Mason, GLOW
er; Mrs. Thomas Parker, Lyndon
vile; Miss Abbie M Blake, New
port; Mrs. B. R. Cowles, Mrs. Susie
Gaylor, Mrs. H. D. Fox and Arnie
J. Streeter, st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Martha Harlow is moving
from Robert Cobb's tenement house
to Harry Scott's on Central street.
The Snow Shoe club gave their
annual ball in Bertrand's hall,
Thursday night, which was attended
by rs couples and a pleasant time
was enjoyed.
The George H. Cross Co. have
filed Incorporation papers at the Of
fee of the secretary of state at
Montpelier. The capital stock of the
ner and w. S. Davis are the principal
incorporators.
The banks will be closed Fri
day observing Arbor Day.
The annual meeting of the
Woman's Association of the North
church will be held Friday, May 3,
at three O'Clock.
Repairs and improvements are
being made at the electric light sta
ton with view to making it fire
proof
The following wee admitted
to the st. Johnsbury hospital the
past week: William Rogers and
Miss Rose Griffin of st. Johnsbury;
Laurent Plante, Danville; Mrs. Step
hen Massey, Barton; George Law
ertu, Lunenburg; Mrs. Hattie Wor-
then, Wells River; Miss Mary
Burke, Woodsville and Peter Sicard
of st. Johnsbury. Those discharged
were Mrs. Stephen Massey, Miss |
Rose Griffin and Mrs. E. M. Gibbs.
Gladys Klark e Co. appeared
at The Colonial three nights last |
week and had a good sized audience
each night.
On Thursday evening, Caledo-
MIA Lodge, /. o. o. F., observed the
93rd anniversary of Odd Fellowship |
at their hall with large attendance
of members. The program consist
ed of selections by an orchestra, |
by Mrs. B. E. Doyle and a |
talk by Rev. H. W. Hubert.