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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-06-15

a verdict for 50, 500 damages and costs.
The verdict at the previous trial was
for 81 800 and costs.
The grand jury on Tuesday morning
reported bills against the following
persons: Hiram Keyser, for the theft
of a melodeon in Hardwick George w.
and Eugene Heath, for the poisoning
of the Rankin family at Danville ;
Marcellus Woodward, for the theft of a
horse; Joe Lamere, two cases, for as
sault and perjury; William Davis, for
assault j. n. Gale, for embezzlement.
Adeline Woodrow, William Stafford
and Mary Ann circuit were indicted,
on information, for adultery.
A. E. Judevine VS.. w. A. Weeks
This is an action of trover, to recover
the value of $50 sap buckets which the
plaintiff had leased the defendant,
which, while in the defendants possess
sion, had been attached by another par
ty. The defendant claimed he had
bought the buckets OF the plalhtlfI.
The jury gave Judevine eight of the
buckets, and the rest of the buckets
and costs to Weeks.
w. B. Leitch VS.. Town of Barnet,
apt.-This is to recover tax of SS0.I3
which the plaintiff paid February,
1882. The plaintiff having returned no
inventory, the listers found personal
property which they doubled as the
law provides. The plaintiff claims that
the list was illegally made, and that he
owed debts which would offset the per-
sonal property which the listers claim
to have found. The case is now on tri-
al
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West Concord.

Last Sunday evening Mr.. Frasier and
Freeman Underwood had little diff
Guilty Tor misunderstanding which re-
suited in the latter's getting considera-
bly, bruised.
DIR. r. T. johnson, L. II. Farnham
and Ira L. Spencer have gone to Bur-
lington to attend the Grand lodge SEES
sion this week.
The school in the lower room of our
village school has been obliged to stop,
on account of the sickness of the teach
er, Miss May. The other three weeks
will be made up on the fall term, when
it is hoped that Miss May will be able
to come again.
The Northern association of Univer-
salists will hold their next ANIMAL
meeting at West Concord, June 20 and
81. Return checks over the railroad
will be furnished those attending.
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East Burke.


Mrs. John Smith is sick with rheu
matte fever.-Mrs. c. w. Foster is not
as well.-Little frankie Fairbanks is
doing nicely is likely to recover from
his burns. with the exception of a few
scars on one arm and hand.
Will Fairbanks has sold his "COe
colt"
AlOnzo Farmer has returned from
Boston.
Mrs. Clara (Belden) Goss is stopping
at her fathers in the village, with her
two children,-MissA Anna and Master
Ralph.
Johnnie Stafford cut his foot while
splitting wood, Saturday.
Rev Mr.. Beeman, superintendent OF
the school at Montpelier, preached in
the NJ. Z. church, Sabbath morning
and also assisting in the exercises in
the afternoon, adding much to the in
terest of the occasion by his singing
| The church was beautifully decorated
with plants and cut flowers, and not
withstanding the rain, children's day
was a success.
Willard BrOckway had a Telegram
Saturday night, announcing the dealt
of his brother, DR.. Harrison BrOckway
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Local Notices.
telnOOn

l.. W. ROwell will go to Old Orchard
next week, any parties wishing him to
rent cottages or rooms for them should
consult him previously.
w. F. Harvey will discontinue his
butter-buying ut Merriam & Co.'S for Il
time until butter is better. He also
will not be at LyndOnville ut present.
can furnish all the cut flowers and
floral designs wished for by having a
few days notice. Those wishing plants
will please get them as soon as conve-
nient, as | shall close out my stock of
bedding plants without regard to home
trade after June Goth. c. F. GIBBS.
Any wishing to secure IL temporary
or permanent business will do well to
call at the Avenue House upon Z. X.
Dexter, general agent for j. Morrison
Murray's publications, which are being
so extensively sold throughout the
United States. From S75 to 5000 per
month can easily he made. All should
see the new "Matchless Historical" U.
5. map, conceded to be 10y far the most
superior work published.
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Boston, returned home last week.
c. +. Rowe has lately been appoint
ed superintendent of the Congregation
al Sunday-school.
Robert Craig, who has been danger
Ously sick for the past few days, is re-
ported better.
Rev. c. w. Stowell has decided to &C
to Lower California and will close his
labOrs here next Sunday. Mr.. Stowell
has many warm friends in town that
will be sorry to hear of his departure.
c. L. Brown has removed the photo
graph saloon lately run by V. w
Brown at Danville to Peacham Hol-
low.
Children's day was observed at both
churches. The Congregational church
was very beautifully trimmed with
flowers and plants, which added much
to the enjoyment of the day.
Joshua Hartman, eighty-nine years
of age, takes a daily walk from hi;
house to his daughters, Mrs. H. Ora.
ham, a distance of one and one-hal
miles
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ST. cJumsburp Galedunian.
t. bloomsbury, Vt, Friday, June 10, 1888
Weather Record.

At Bingham's drug store, for the
week ending lime IL 1883
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nraths.

At st. JOhnsbury. June 4, of consumption, Flora
NJ. Emerson, aged 90 years-wife of George A.
Wright
At Sutton, June 9, of inflammation Of the bowels,
Albert, son of Ira Jessamine aged II years and II
months.
At West Burke, June g. la, only child OF Or
landO and Nancy Miles Leonard aged years and
months.
AT Franklin Falls, N H. June 10, Lizzie Brock
Mattocks, wife of DIR. G. B. Nichols, daughter of
Hon. William MattOcks and Eliza Brock Mattocks,
of Peacham. Her death followed a long and pain
full illness of four months but in keeping with
her life-pure, spOtless and shining-beOved and
respected by every one, both rich and poor, and
her last utterance, Now I'll 90 to sleep a
fitting close. Heaven is bright because she is
there
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st. JOhnsbury Centre.

The telephone was placed in Kelley's
store last week and is all ready for bus
mess.
The severe storm that passed over
our village last week blew the top of
of Walter Wright's house chimney,
blew down several very nice shade
trees, fences on premises of Wesley
Sargent and E. NJ. Fuller, Nelson Rob-
erts' barn, and barn, fence, ETC., on
premises of James X. Stevens.
John Bacon is in Boston this week
on business.
Writings were made between DR..
Williams and f. NJ. Ide last Monday
for Ide's place.
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CHAMPIONS OF THE
Bicycle g. Roller Skates

FROM THE "OLiMPIAN CLUB, BOsToN.
These sports which both of recent origin
exert charm that familiarity does not lessen.
The wonderful possibilities of the Bicycle will be
fully exhibited, and the graceful evOlutiOns of the
skaters will not fail Ia command admiration.
PROF. JOHN w. WILSON, Trick, Fancy and
Acrobatic Bicycle Rider and Burlesque Performer.
Prof Wilson is a remarkably graceful rider and
his limitations of beginner learning to ride are
simply de-spitting.
PROF. ARTHUR f. BALL is without doubt
one of the finest Roller Skaters ever seen in BOs
ton. His movements are graceful, agile and diff
cult, while many of his tricks are stTikingly Origi
nal
MISS MATTE HARVEY always carries an
audience by storm. Her graceful and pleasing
gyratOns upon the little rollers have never been
exoelled by any lady skater. She is charming
lady and costumes very pretty and effectively.
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At 3 o'clock p. m, grand exhibition of
AULD SC0TLAND'S NATIVE SPORTS.
BY Eight Celebrated Scotch Athletes, will
Bag Pines from Boston.
In FULL HIGHLAND COSTUME.

These Scottish Games unique in character
and exhibitions of both strength and skill, pre-
senting also some of the peculiarities of a people
who have long figured with picturesque effect in
song and story.
The sports will commence with Scotch Reel to
the Music of the Bag Pipes. LIST Game Putting
the Heavy Stone, - pounds. ID Game Putting the
Light Stone IA pounds 81 Game, Throwing the
Heavy Hammer, - pounds. 4th Game, Throwing
Light Hammer II pounds 9Th Game. Throwing
the Sc pound Weight 9th Game. Tossing the Ca
her 18th Game Dancing the Highland Fling. 9Th
Dancing the Broad-SwOrd Dance. 9th, Vaulting
with the Pole 10th. Bag Pipe Selections. 18th,
Terrific BrOad-Swo Combat.
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The Senior class of the Academy
announces, in another column, the con-
cert ut Academy hall on Wednesday
evening, June %, 10y the Howard Opera
house orchestra of Burlington, with
Mrs. Briggs of Montpelier as vocalist.
The orchestra and Mrs. Briggs are well
spoken of, and they will doubtless be
greeted by full house.
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DanViIIe.

Arrangements are being made to eel
citrate the 18th of July in this village.
Children's day was observed at the
NJ. f. church last Sunday. The church
was lastly decorated with evergreen,
flowers and birds. The exercises con-
sisted of responsive readings, recita-
tions, singing, and address to the chill
dren by the pastor. Some seven dol
lars were collected for the benefit of the
Educational society. 1t was very en-
ioyable occasion for both old and
XOung.
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PURSES,

horse $40 to second $50 to third 500 to fourth.
At 1870 o'clock a. m, Gents Single Drivers.
$500 to first 81 to second 300 to third 81 90 to
fourth. Entrance fee 80 cts, open to horses owned
in Caledonia and Essex counties. All points con
sidered Speed not tn govern.
At o'clock p. m, Green Race 800. $1,000 to
first horse. $500 to second. $4,000 to third S5Oa
to fourth, $1,000 to fifth. Open to horses owned in
Caledonia and Essex counties the past three mOnths
and who have never trOtted tor money.
At 80 O'Clock p. m, open to all, $4,000. $500
to first horse, $4,000 to second sI5 to third $40 to
fourth.
At o'clock p. m. Running Race. 100000 800
to first horse sou. 90 To second $4,000 to third.
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PaSSunpSic.


Chicken-pOx is very prevalent about
here now. Eight or ten scholars are
absent from school with it.
VIM. E. Peck shipped carload of
fine driving horses to Boston Wednes-
day.
The church is receiving new coat
of paint.
E. T. Ide is making some extensive
repairs Oh his tenement house, which,
when completed, will leave very
pretty place.
E. E. Woods has the foundation laid
for new house. 1t will be built on
the vacant lot just north of his store.
1t will be two stories high, with ell,
built of wood, and when completed
will be an ornament to the village.
Allen Dexter has also Just com
menced work on the cellar for a new
house located on the site of the old no
tel stable. This together with the 9th
er new buildings is Indicative of "A spir,
it of progression among our young
men.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-06-15

Rev. E. w. Parker and wife, for the
past thirteen years missionaries at
Moradabad station, India, landed in
New York last week and are expected
in this their native town this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Parker have been two or
three months on the journey home,
visiting several countries and places of
interest. They expect to remain i'll
this country about a year, hoping III
the meantime to regain health some
what impaired by arduOus service III
the climate of India.
DR.. H. w. BrOckway of Franklin, n.
H., died last week, aged siXty-nine
years. He graduated from the Dart
mouth Medical school in 1874. He
practiced medicine in st. JOhnsbury for
several years, removing to Franklin in
1858 where for many years he had kept
drug store, in addition to his medical
practice.
Emmons Raymond of Cambridge
Mass, president of the Connecticut and
| Passumpsic Rivers railroads, celebrated
his golden wedding last week, which
was participated in by his children
| grand children and other near relatives
The Tribune says "The event wa,
made joyous by IA dinner, flowers, mu'
sic and many elegant presents, and vii
long be remembered by all present
One of the most novel and useful gift
was a set of gold knitting needles"
Geo. E. Eaton of the Troy, n. Y.
Press was in town on Saturday. The
Press has greatly improved since
George became interested in it, has pu
on new dress, and is now one of The
handsomest daily papers published.
Horace II. Curtis, who learned Iii
trade in this office, but who for thu
past few years has been in government
employ, has again gone to work at hi
trade and has position in the JOurna
office, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Hi
mother, Mrs. (Curtis) Benton, is sicI
with rheumatism at her home in Stan
stead, P. Q.
Rev. w. 5. Mckenzie, d. D., of Bos
ton is expected to preach at the Baptis
church next Sunday.
E. NJ. Ide, of the Interior depart
ment at Washington, is in town on
thirty days leave of absence.
Arthur K. Brooks, son of DR.. S. I
Brooks, is at home on a visit. NJ,
r Brooks has been in Chicago the pas
two years. He has Just recovered froI
ix-weeks' illness of scarlet fever.
Perley A. johnson, son of VIM.
, johnson, is clerk in the National ban
I ut Barton.
| II. c. Belden goes to Boston tn
| week to spend several weeks at I'll
( beaches.
$ Mrs. Nancy Waugh of Somervill
h Mass, is visiting in town.
Rev. b. NJ. TiIlotson will lecture ;
North POmfret this week Thursda
evening for the Windsor County Goo
Templars' Union.
Chas. V. Eastman and wife of He
kimer, n. Y, are visiting in town.
Ex-Gov. Fairbanks, Judge Polar
l. and Col. A. B. Jewett are attending IL
railroad hearing at Burlington til
week.
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MONTREAL CITY BAND

Who will be heard in a variety of Solos by cee-
brated performers and classical music by the band
from their extensive repertoire.
They will play during the evening for the Prom
enade. Marching to the music OF this band is ex-
hilarating and in the highest degree enjoyable and
healthful, and 10 miss it will be to lose
perience.
A Prize of 50 90 will be given for the most
original and effective makeup in costume Gentle
man or Lady.
A Prize of $500 will be given for the mos
cOmical OF burlesque costume Gentleman or Lady
The concert will close at O'Clock, in ample tint
to witness the
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Theo. Vale begins this week extern
sive repairs on his house and will also
build large barn, silOs, ETC., prepare
tory to making it one of the best stock
farms in the state.
The hill above the Centre, on which
are situated the farms of Messrs. Vale
and Harris, has been appropriately
named "Telephone Hill" Telephone
wires are soon TO be run to both these
farms from Lyndonville. 1t is also ex-
pected that IA wire will run to the post
Office at the Centre.
1t is rumOred that Messrs. Harris and
Vale will put fountain in the park at
the Centre and otherwise improve the
grounds.
L. F. Edgerton is laying the founda-
ton and digging the cellar for his new
house on Main street, Lyndonville.
j. b. Lonergan has gone to Montre-
al. He has position as conductor on
Pullman car running between Mon
treal and Chicago. A Mr.. Gage takes
Lonergan's place in the general freight
Office
Charles Cook has sold his house in
'Shadyville" to c. II. Hopkins for
$1,000.
Amos Noel mangled IA thumb on a
buzz saw at the box shop last Friday.
j. G.. Shufelt of the Centre had the
first three fingers of his left hand cut
off at the second joint by Il saw at
Fairbanks scale works last Tuesday.
Rev. Z. Owen has gone to Canada
this week to attend the Stanstead
Quarterly meeting of Free Baptists,
and to solicit funds in aid of the Insti-
tute. The result of his journey to
Portland last week was very crafty
ing.
The Free Baptist Educational socie-
ty have assumed $4,000, or one-half the
sum necessary to he raised to save the
institution to the denomination. OF
the remaining $1,000, nearly Onehalf is
already pledged, and the balance will
doubtless he raised by July |. The
prospect for the institution looks
brighter than ever before.
A st. Johnsbury base ball club came
to LyndonvilIe last Saturday and were
defeated by score of % to 10. The
Lyndon club was made up of older ant
: heavier players than were their com.
petitorS. The st. JOhnsbury boys de
serve much credit for their fine play
ing.
There was heavy wind and rail-
= storm here last Monday evening. The
circus tent near the freight depot wa
demolished and one of the flag pole
near Twombly's store was blown down
We learn of no extensive damage.
At meeting of the directors of thu
> international company ut Newport las
week, it was voted to build at once, il
= connection with their new saw mil
> there, a dressing-mill and boX-shOp
i 200X75, a lighthouse, 60X50, and \ boil
er house 50X50. Also to put in tiv
eighteen-feet boilers and engines o
400 horse power. When in full run
II ming order the company will probabl.
employ 200 men.
Rev. j. Woodman will preach at tn
Centre next Sunday.
The Universalists held a meeting i
Good Templars hall last Sunday wit
# preaching by Rev. Jenkins, state mis-
. siOnarX.
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Anniversary Exercises AT the
Academy.

The anniversary exercises of the St.
Johnsbury Academy will take place
from the 18th to the Dist. On Sunday
evening, 18th, at $50, the baccalaure-
ate sermon will be preached at the
South church by Rev. E. I. Fairbanks
Tuesday and Wednesday, public exam
nations; Wednesday evening, concert
by the Howard Opera House orchestra
of Burlington Thursday, graduating
exercises at $50 a. m. at 230 p. III.
reunion of alumni in room No. 10, his.
torical address by Rev. E. T. Fairbanks
and personal "reminiscences by Mrs. NJ
p. Woodwork, in celebration of tn,
fortieth anniversary of the Academy
ut 40, class exercises. The gradu
ating class numbers forty-nine.
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New stock of Ladies',
Misses and ChiIdren's
SHOE s..

In calling attention to this depart
ment, would say we have just added a
new stock of Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Shoes in all grades and widths,
from one of the best manufactures in
the country, and for finish, fit, style
and quality far excells any make we
have ever kept. Every pair warranted.
Ask to see the celebrated Genda Boots
which for durability are unexcelled.
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sutton.

Charles Willard took a daughter of
Charles Chase to the asylum at Brat
tleboro one day last week.
The auction of Thomas True was at
tended by large crowd, and the most
of the things were sold at fair prices.
Mr.. True will remain here for "a few
weeks and then go to Massachusetts.
Herman Chapman, who left here a
few months ago with his family, has re-
turned bringing an additional boy with
him.
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West Burke.

On Thursday, the 9TH inst, Alvin b.
Crouch sawed his left hand badly while
running an edger in the steam mill.
Two fingers had to be amputated and
another is not much better than off.
Rev. B. NJ. Tillotson will preach in
the Universalist church next Sunday
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MONTREAL CITY BAND,

30 Pieces. Members of the City Band of the
65th Battalion.
Owing to stringent military regulation all efforts
to secure the services of this celebrated band this
side of the line. have hitherto failed, but through
the influence of friends in the Canadian Govern
mrnt, the Governor General the Marquis of LOrne,
has kindly consented To their appearance this
occasion. They will appear during the day and
evening in choice selections.
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PeacIlau.

Mrs. Ralph Blanchard had very Sc
we're shock of paralysis on Saturday.
w. d. Hartman, formerly of this
town, has lately been elected mayor OF
Ann ArbOr, Mich.
At Ricker's maket this week butter
sold from 10 to "a cents per pound.
Mrs Dustin Bliss, who has been in
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Marriaaes.
"a Marriages and deaths inserted free
sir cents a line

At st. JOhnsbury, June l, by Rev. E. W Culver
Jesse GOss of st. JOhnsbury and Lizzie A
Murray of Waterford.
AT Montpelier June IL by Rev. j. II. Hncks
assisted by Rev. J. E. Miller, j. \. Paddock ant
Nellie A. Babcock both of st. Johnsbury.
At Danville, P. O., May 30, Fred G. Moore o
st. Johnsbury and Minnie A. Burbank of Dan
vile, Pc.
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County Court.

The case of Weeks VS.. Town of Lyn-
don, on trial when the last CdIedOnidn
went to press, went to the jury Mon
day night, who agreed upon a verdict
at six o'clock Tuesday morning after
an an-night session. They gave Weeks
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ESTRAYED.

Came into the enclosure of the subscriber May
10, one COW one twOyesr-Old steer and three year
ings. The owner is requested to prove property
pay charges and take the same away.
l. ID. FREEMAN.
Waterford June g. 1885,
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Among the examiners at Dart
mouth college this year are Rev. c. b
Hubert of Lyndonville and Rev. 5. :
Martin of Peacham.
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Mrs. j. w. Balch, residence, Geo.
c. Cahoon, office, Fletcher 4 Flint,
store, w. l.. Pearl, residence, have
been added to the telephone exchange.
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NOTICE.

All persons having unsettled accounts with me
requested TO call and settle the same / want
my books settled If you cannot pay the
amount give me your note and let Us square up
the books. GEO. p. BLAIR
75tf West Barnet Vt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-06-15

The pOstmaster-general has select
ed metallic red as the color for the new
two-cent postage stamp. The vignette
which will be used on the stamp is
copied from the life cast used in max
ing IIoudon's statue of Washington.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-06-15

Those in need of Towering and
vegetable plants will do well TO notice
the announcements elsewhere i'll this
paper.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-06-15

The village, school and highway
taxes are in the hands of the collector,
A. ID. Pike, for collection.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-06-15
For Sale.

The house owned by H. D. Crocker. on Maple
street Price reasonable. Rents well. Six tene-
ments. Enquir of
45tf WI. PRESTON.
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GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS

on the Common and surrounding country furnished
by and under the immediate direction Of HYDE s.
co, of Boston, Pyrotechnists TO the City of Bos
ton. Point of Pines. etc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-06-15
Marriage Certificates

Between C. F. Gibbs and Hobbs restaurant a
gold bracelet Finder will be rewarded by leaving
at % Church street. 9fu II. W. KINNEY.
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At ! O'Clock p. m., Grand Masquerade and
Promenade Concert

In the large paint shop of the Passumpsic Railroad
which will be fitted mp expressly for this occasion.
Grand March will be led by the Scotch Highland
ers i'll full costume and Miss Harvey and Mr. Ball
ON Skates. Commencing with a concert by the