St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-01-07

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A. S. Haskins will be IN Boston,
January IS to. 16, attending the
semi annual post graduate course
conducted by the scientific section of
the American Optical Association.
Mystic Star Chapter, 0. E. S. will
/ give a Pop Concert in Masonic Tenn
/ pie, Wednesday evening, January IA.
/ Doors open at 8 o'clock. Concert
begins at 8:15.
The Music committee of the Wo-
mans Club will begin class work on
the afternoon of Tuesday the 18th
at the Club House parlors. Scandi-
nayian music will be studied with
/ descriptive sketches and illustrative
music on the piano. There will be
an admission charged of ten cents
to defray incident expenses. All club
members are invited. Three other
meetings will follow with intervals
of two weeks, notice of which will
be given later. Miss Warden, Mrs.
Wood and Mrs. Bousfeld are the
committee of arrangements.
Cafe Chantant.
The directors of the Woman's Club
House Association are arranging to
give a "Cafe Chantant" in the near
future and the 23rd of January is the
date fixed upon for this evening of
fun and sociability. At this time
tables may be secured where one
can sit and hear and enjoy program
of local vaudeville and partake of
refreshments etc. Many other fea-
lures will be presented which will
/ L inc Of
| The committee have long had plans
in view for presenting the Cafe
Chantant for the benefit of the Club
House Association and are glad to
bring these plans to a happy coEclu-
sion on the evening of the 23rd of
January. More particulars will be
given later.
The Burns Lecture.
st. Johnsbury is most fortunate in
the prospect of soon being able to
hear Detective William J. Burns. Mr..
Burns has been secured by the st.
Johnsbury Woman's Club TO lecture
on the eveing of January 16. He
will speak of his work as detective,
drawing from his interesting and
varied experiences for material. No
one man of recent years has had
crowded into his life so many thrill
ing episodes, many OF which no DOUBT
will be recounted in his lecture. No
one can afford to miss this rare OPP
portunity Remember the date,
January 16, and look for further
particulars in next weeks papers.
For Sale-We offer cord of 16
in. Rock Maple block wood, dry or
green as desired, and a pig by a reg
istered o. I. G. boar at from $500
to $4,000, depending on the size of
the pig--largely. Realizing that a
few persons might not care to avail
themselves of this perhaps unique
combination offer, we have, after
some careful thought, decided to Of
fer these separately-the wood say
at $500 and the pigs at $4.OO and
upward, the price still depending on
the size of the pig-somewhat. This
wood is the kind your father used to
buy when you were a boy and Wnen
your Christmas presents were an axe
from \father and some nice warm
home knit blue and white striped
mittens from mother, and when the
only supplement to these was a hard
earned bag of candy you found on the
Sunday school tree, provided you had
the Golden Text accurately in mind
on 50 or SO Sundays in the year, and
showed marked proficiency in dis
closing the same 20 your unregen-
crate brothers in the Sunday School.
We would refer you to Hon. e. May,
who said some very nice things to us
about some wood which he bought
of us, BUT he did not give US per-
mission, hence we would ask you to
refrain from calling him on the
phone to talk this matter over after
11.30 p. m. Just call 354-11, place
your order and if not satisfied we
agree to draw the ashes away with |
out expense to you. If you can't al
ford telephone and can afford the
wood or the pig or both, drop us
post card, stating whether the com
bination offer is accepted or If only
a pig or a cord Of wood is desired, |
and which, Small lots Will be sold /
at $1,000 per cord-the wood we
mean Large lots will be sold at |
somewhat reduced rates-this time |
we refer to the pigs.
SANITARY DISPOSAL CO.,
Phone 554-11
st. Johnsbury, VT. |