St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-02-18
LOCAL GATHERINGS

The annual dinner for the men
of St. Andrews parish will be held
at the Woman's Club house on Shrove
Tuesday, Feb. "a, at half past six
The post prandial will consist of re-
miniscences of the Civil War.
The Standard Creamery will
move into the building recently oc-
cupied by Desrochers barber shop.
&C. F. Boynton has bought the
Forsaith house on Cliff Street of
Arthur B. Carr.
Since Washington's birthday
comes on Sunday, Monday will be
observed as a holiday and the banks
and post office will be closed.
L. P. Leach has sold out his
interest in the store at Hardwick
which has been known under the firm
name, Leach & Smith, to Byron
Smith. The firm will now be known
as Smith & Smith.
The w. c. T. u, will hold it's
February meeting with Mrs. Helen
Estabrooks on Feb. "a, at three
O'Clock and will be a memorial meet
ing for Frances e. Willard with an
interesting program.
For next week only the sewing
class at the Woman's Club house will
be held on Monday evening, after
next week it will meet on Tuesday
evening as usual.
Green Mt. Lodge, No. 40, N. E.
o. P. will hold a social after the reg
ular meeting Feb. 81.
The Brotherhood meeting of the
Grace Methodist church will be held
Friday evening, Feb. 20. Daniel
Dahl will deliver lecture on BLACK
Art" which promises to delve into
mysterious realms. Music will be
furnished by Messrs. Daniels and
Brightly and refreshments will be
served.
There will be a special service
held in Pythian hall at 8 o'clock,
Tuesday evening, Feb. "a, to COM
memorate the founding of the
knights of Pythias fifty years ago.
The public is invited.
The Search Light Club of the
South church is furnishing one of the
rooms at Brightlook made vacant by
the removal of the nurses to the new
Nurses Home.
New subscribers recently added
to the st. Johnsbury Exchange of the
Passumpsic Telephone Company in
clude: Riverside Lumber Co., John N.
Gale, A. M. Goodrich Tailoring Co.,
]. L. Temple, G. H. Amadon, John A.
Letourneau, Joel Whiteney, Jr., Miss
Clara Lamontagne, C. A. Burrows, E.
D. Fisher, John w. Campbell, Henry
Zero, r. J. Currie, Boston Tailoring
Co., w. J. Perrigard, w. I. Sawyer,
John Shorty, W. K. McGinnis, Ar
thur E. Cook, Mrs. r. M. Lawrence,
F. A. Briggs, c. r. Ca1derwood, Rev
E. h Phillips, A. E. Caswell L. E.
Leclerc, Mrs. Hattie Hurlburt, C. H.
Rickaby, M. E. Brezard, F. w. Con-
verse, Bridget M. Rooney, Henry
Donahue, w. E. Cheney, c. D. White,
Carl R. Wilkie, A. J. Roy.
The Thistle Ladies' Trio gave a
splendid program of music and read
ings at Pythian hall, Monday even
ing under the auspices of the Scotia
Club.
The last of the series of meet
ings of the Music class of the Wo-
mans CLUB will be held at the club
house, Wednesday afternoon, Feb rs
at three O'Clock. The history of
French opera with illustrative selec-
lions on the Victrola has been ar
ranged.
A recital will be given by the
pupils in the vocal department of St.
Johnsbury Academy, in Academy hall,
Friday evening at 8 o'clock. An in
vitation to attend is extended to the
public.
The regular w. r. G. meeting
will be held Thursday evening, in
stead of in the afternoon, when the
Post and Corps will observe the birth
days of Lincoln and Washington. An
oyster supper will be served at six
after which will be an entertain
ment to which members and their
friends are invited.
The ST. Johnsbury Trio, consist
ing of Miss Helen Boynton, violin;
Miss Maude Brown, piano and Ray
mond Laughlin, cello, played at the
Universalist church, Friday night and
will play this Friday evening at the
Episcopal entertainment at Pythian
hall.