St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-05-24
LOCAL GATHERINGS


The St. Johnsbury Gun club will
hold a shoot May 80 at 2 p. m. to
which everyone is invited.
H. r. Jordan Of Barnet has filed
a petition in bankruptcy with Clerk
+. S. Plat of Rutland. He has la
biIities Of S1,136.29 and assets Of 500
of which $50 is claimed exempt.
The deferred annual meeting Ct
st. Margarets guild will be held
Thursday evening at $50 at the parish
room when a picnic supper will be
served.
The North church Brotherhood
will have a supper Thursday evening
TO be followed by an address by Rob
ert w SimOnds on The Working
mems Compensation Law"
F. J. whitehill was the winner of
the stove given by II. j. Goodrich for
the best guess on the number of parts
in a Glenwood range. The correct
number was $50.
The following were arraigned
Monday morning and fined for drunk
enness: Edmond Toussant of DAN
Vile. $14.75; Henry Rivers Of st.
Johnsbury, S14.75; James Slain of St
Johnsbury, STATS; Eugene Prue Of
st. Johnsbury. STATS; Henry Cole of
Danville .$12.95.
New telephone subscribers in the
ST. Johnsbury exchange for the
month Of April include: A. ]. Beck,
Halsey Bullock. Rev. r. S. Caldwell,
Arthur E. Corlis, Hack & Express
Agency. A. N. Hall, Edgar A. Hyde,
James G. Hodgdon, Harry NJ. Living
ston, Fred f. Miles. ]. A. Nolin, Cecil
f. Palmer, Frank j. Randall, St.
Johnsbury House barber shop. Smiths
Cut Price Cash Grocery, Benz. c
Tousant Frank H. Taylor, William H.
Trainor. Ralph f. Woodward.
Russell Lowrey of ]. S. Weeks
and Charles Hastings Of A. z. Smiths,
returned Sunday from a 10 days trip
TO Washington as the guests of the
Berry-Dodge Co. of Boston. On last
Wednesday Senator Page gave a
luncheon to the Vermont delegation
of the party consisting of IA gentle
men and their ladies at the capitol at
which Congressman Greene and Gale
and Senator Dillingham; were present.
Letters advertised for the week
ending May 20, are: Ladies. Mrs.
Kate b. Davidson, 2, Mary Tonson;
gentlemen, Walter Brown, d. H. De-
merit, Arthur Johnson, NJ. H. Jones,
w. L. Woodruff.
The village water department is
replacing the four-inch hydrant on
Central street with a siX-inch hydrant.
The new church, new arnory and ad-
dition to the st. Johnsbury House
made IL nee cssary to give better fire
protection at that point.
The union pre- Memorial service
will be held at the South church Sun
day evening at o'clock, and Rev
Alfred Poole Grint, rector of St. An
drew's will officiate, assisted by Rev
Edward P. Lee. Music will be by the
Academy Glee clubs. Everyone is
cordially invited to attend the service
-Hillhurst lodge. 1. o. G. T., will
hold its regular meeting Friday eve
ming at the vestry of the Free Baptist
church.
Last Friday night, before a good
sized audience, at the Grace Meth
odist Episcopal church, E. S. Jones
official photographer for the Boston &
Maine railroad, presented a large
number of very beautifully colored
views Of scenes from different parts
of New England. His topic was most
appropriate, "A Cruise Through New
England in Summer and Winter
Mr.. Jones came at the invitation OF
the Brotherhood. He is a most pleas
ing lecturer as was evidenced by the
way in which he won his audience
There was but one thing to be re-
GREETED, and that was that everybody
in St. Johnsbury did not see these
wonderful reproductions.