St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-01-14
LOCAL GATHERINGS

-Rt. EN-. William Brew ster of Middle
bury. Grand Commander Of the Knights
Templar of Vermont, and George b.
Wheeler of BELLOWS Falls. inspecting of
hcer, visited Palestine Commandery, No.
5, last evening for the annual insp ction.
Lieut. George Carpenter of North
field was in town Monday inspecting the
property Of Co. ID.
The Snow Shoe club will take the
first tramp of the season Thursday even
ing sta ting from the Atheuaeum at
eight O'Clock sharp under the leadership
Of DR.. Richmond. After the tramp adj
journmeut will be made to Grand Army
hall for elect on of officers, refreshments,
music and dancing.
The Rec or's Aid will meet with Mrs
w. J. kis low, Thursday afternoon at
2.3O o'clock
- he patients at st. Johnshury Hos
pital this eek are: Admitted, Charles
Stone of North Troy; Stanley Godding
OF West Burke; Miss II. Garant of Dan
vile; Loui~ Trussells of Newport; GUY
w. Hill, Mrs. Robert Shaw, George Old
ham Of 1t Jnhnsbury; Frank Fl. Hall,
Archie Steele Of Danville; Mrs John Gar
dina of st. Johns hurry. and Mrs Charles
Smith of Eat Burke. Discharged: Guy
w. Hill and Mrs. A. MOrency, both Of St
Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Calderwood will
moveinto the apartment in George Cross
house vacated by George Monkey, who
moves to Concord n. H., this week
There will be a Snow Shoe party this
evening at The Adds Shack.
The M. T. o. Club met last Saturday
evening with Mrs John Simonds.
~ alter Cushman of East ST. Johns
bury is moving into Ira Chickering's ten
ement.
The annual meeting of the Outlook
Club will be held this Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Fred Narcotic, with
election OF officers.
The Passumpsic Telephone Com
pany have recently installed tele-
phones for the following parties: E.
#. Cutting, Paul Valley, M. G. Bundy, |
Emily Thompson, A. r. Stone, Office, !
T. w. Ferguson, E. E. Emery, H. c. |
Stetson, Arthur Burt, DR.. p. NJ. Fitch
G. E. Badger, F. w. Taylor, 4. p |
Thompson, Geo. Young, Mrs. Chas. |
Zero, Geo. Thibodeau, E. ]. King. |
Louis Gingras, r. NJ. Badger, f. r. !
Brown, Clark Furniture Co., l.. A. |
Bigelow, K. Il. Drouin, A. r. Petty, |
f. E. and ]. E. Drew, Mrs. Annette |
Hudson, Mrs. Margaret G. Mullaney, |
J. NJ. Wilkie, G. E. Burns, G. S. Cald- /
wood, Mrs. M. l.. Dickinson, Ira Lee, |
Modest Lanchance, G. M. Rice, d. HI. |
Lafeur, K. E. Carr, A. r. Rawson, |
NJ. S. Stanley, Rev. ]. w. Dwyer, J.
b. Gable, w. B. Drew, Geo. Desroch-
er. Chas. w. Drown, and G. H. Morse.
soc. EVENTS
Aon rIn |
with such great acceptance at a Plea
SAINT Sunday Service in the church of
the Messiah, last November has been
engaged to read again next Sunday
evening.
The younger group Of Camp Fire
girls in the North Church enjoyed
a snow shoe tramp, Friday evening.
A very pleasant feature of the Oc
casion was the building of a fire out
of doors despite the snow storm.
The girls made coffee and toast over
the fire melting snow for the coffee.
The following letters have been
at the pastoffice:-
Ladies; Bundy, Mrs. w. P; Eaton,
Mrs. Ben; Gage, MRS. Carrie A;
Girard, Miss Della; Short, Miss Mary
Lyman; Stanley, Mrs. Charles; Will
comb, Mrs. Fannie.
Gentlemen; ADDOtt, II. A; Arcner,
Joseph; Berg. Andrew c.; Blake,
Ernest c.; Chandler, w. D.; East
man, Elmer and Doloff; Kelley, j.;
Kelly, Louis E.; Labbay, Arthur;
Lemieux, A; Murcley, Harry; Perry,
s.; Rollins, Curtis X.
Samuel Lemiere who lives in the
northern part of the town was struck
by a passing team while riding home
On a sled Monday evening, thrown
into the snow and had his shoulder
blade broken. A doctor was called
rom st. Johnsbury to attend his
injuries.