St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-04-10
LOCAL GATHERINGS

contract Tot DuliolnB the new ma
sonic temple has been let to the
Cummings Construction Co, OF
Ware. Mass. and they promise to
have the building completed by Dec
ember. Work will be commenced as
soon as the frost permits
Advertised letters at the post
Office: Ladies': Hazeys, Mrs. Modey;
gentlemen: Cotton. J. b.; Delong-
champs, Victor; McFeeve, Arthur
Smith, r. G. Jr.
Glasses in shirt waist making,
plain sewing, embroidery. cooking
and dancing are in progress on every
Tuesday evening at the ST. Johns
bury Womans club house. All young
women are cordially invited to come
into any Of these classes.
Edwin c. Potter has moved
from No. 8 Cross street to No. 81
Main street.
About z s couples were the
guests OF Co. ID in Bertrand's hall
Monday evening at an Easter ball.
The hall was decorated with flags
and bunting and a large number of
the company were on hand in uni
form. Madam Brooks orchestra
furnished excellent music for a pro-
gram of is dances and refreshments
of waters and punch were served
during the evening. The affair was
a success in every way and the
committee in charge: Raymond w.
Flint, Charles w. Wallace and
Frank z. Delaney, deserve much
praise for their work.
About 40 members of Palestine
COmandery, No. 5, X. T., accepted
the invitation of Rev. Peter Black
TO attend Grace Methodist church
Sunday evening and hold their East
er service there.
Patients admitted at Bright
look hospital for the week were:
Miss Elsie Hill of East st. Johns
bury, George Carr Of Newark, Mrs.
Preston Hawley of North Concord,
Mrs. Annie M. Blake Of Newport
and Mary e. Blake. Newport. Those
discharged were: L. F. Perkins of
Greensboro, Mrs. Wesley Converse
Of Passumpsic, Mrs. Leslie Adams
of Peacham, Sarah Randall of Lyn-
donville, Mrs. Carl M. Richards of
Concord and Elsie Hill of East st.
Johnsbury.
The c. H. Goss Garage Co. have
just sold a three ton Packard truck
car to j. c. Hutchins of Montgomery
Center. Mr.. Hutchins will use the
truck to haul butter tubs from Mont
gomery Center to East Berkshire.
1t is DIR. t. R. Stiles who has
purchased the interest of Mr.. O'Co-
nell in the st. Johnsbury Steam laun-
dry and not DR.. Sparhawk as erron-
eously reported in a recent issue.
The Brightlook Hospital Aid as
will hold a sewing meet
ing at the home of Mrs. H. N. Wood,
Monday afternoon, April 1 5 at two
o'clock.
A. E. COUNSEL and son are NOV
ing their office to SO Rail-
road street. Opening date will be
announced later.
Louis Gingras is putting in the
foundation for a new building which
he will erect at once at the upper end
OF Railroad street. Blossom and
Blossom have leased the basement
and ground floor which they will use
for storage and salesroom respective
ly. The second and third floors will
be finished for modern tenements.
When the ice went out Sunday
afternoon it broke of a large tele-
phone pole above Hastings bridge
and destroyed all connections to the
north. A gang of men was put to
work on the break and had the wires
restored Monday afternoon.
All of the banks will be closed
Thursday at 1890 for the rest of
the day in respect to the funeral of
w. s. Boynton.