St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-07-02

conduct of singing societies at South
birmingham, West Medford and Ar
lington, all in Massachusetts. A gen
eral attendance by local singers, both
ladies and gentlemen, is desired for the
meeting this evening, when further
particulars will be made known.
PERSONAL.
Hon. Jonathan Ross of this place
has received the degree of LII. ID.
by Dartmouth college, his alma mater.
Major +. ID. RedingtOn of Chicago,
formerly of this place, is on com
mittee to attempt TO secure for the
alumni of Dartmouth college "fixed
voice in the appointment of trustees"
Miss Ethel MoultOD is visiting at
Henry Lewin's. Miss MoultOn is
daughter of Albert Moulton of Elan
dreau, Dakota, formerly a resident
of this town.
David Morrison of Summer street
started this morning for BinghamtOn,
n. Y, to visit his daughter, Mrs. ID. ID.
Jones. Mrs. Morrison is already there.
He will he absent several weeks.
Frederick w. Phelps, Jason Human
and Arthur F. Stone, all of whom pre-
pared for college at the st. JOhnsbury
academy, graduated at Amherst college
Yesterday.
George Fulford and bride, of Mime
apolis, Mimi, made IL short visit to his
week. They went from here to Bos-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. o. Chase, keepers of
the popular boarding house at ID Main
street, started Monday on IA carriage
drive of a week or more through the
White mountains.
Mrs. II. w. Greenslitt, formerly of
this place, left Orlando, Florida, last
week for her home ut Martha's Vine
yard, Mass, where she is to spend the
summer.
Charles T. Walter of Lyndon gradu
ated at Bates college last week, the
subject Of his Grafton being, The re-
sponsbiIity of the journalist.
ID. A. Clifford goes to New York next
Thursday, and thence to Buffalo to at
tend the sixth annual meeting of the
Photographic association of America.
Rev. ID. ii. Adams attended com
at Middlebnry college this
week.
George Simpson of Boston arrived at
his home in this place Tuesday for
ten days vacation.
A. ID. Chandler, late of the Lake
road offices in this place, is employed
i'll the office of the general freight and
passenger agent of the Utica and Black
River railroad company, ut Utica,
n. Y.
George NJ. Gray of Gray, Iowa, for
merly a student i'll the office of Belden
& Ide, is in town on Il short vacation.
Miss w. NJ. Glines, teacher of Ger
man at the academy, goes to Block
Island this week to spend her vaca-
ton.
Miss AIdrich of Grand Rapids, Mich,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Good
win of this place.
Miss Marion Patterson of this place
is visiting friends in Bath, n. II.
Il. G.. Fletcher went Tuesday by car
riage and his family, with Miss Abbie
Brown, follow him to-day by rail, to
Shelburne, to spend few weeks at the
Fletcher famly's farm in that town.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEETING.
A mass gospel temperance meeting
will be held next Sunday ut $50
p. III. at Music hall, in which the local
churches will unite. An address will
be given by Rev. ii. l.. Hastings of
Boston, editor of the "Christian," we'll
known as an able speaker. Music by
the North church choir.
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
The Fourth promises To pass quietly
in this place. The attractions to be
presented at LyndOnville by the park
association are fully set forth in our
advertising columns. The managers
of the temperance picnic at Lyndon
vile, at which Rev. and Mrs. H. l..
Hastings, Rev. DR.. Bolton, of Boston,
and others are to speak, have engaged
the village hall in case of rain. fhe
I 90,
another attraction will be the races at
Barton.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE MEETINGS.
Under the auspices of Vermont WO-
mans suffrage association, Rev. Annie
II. Shaw will present the subject of
"Woman's Enfranchisement" in the
following towns:
BrattlebOrO, July 6.
Peacham, I.
Montpelier, 3.
st. Johnsbury Centre, Q.
West Concord, 10.
Barton, ii and IL.
b. Landing, Sabbath eve, IL.
Irasburgh. ID.
Newport, IA.
Glover, 10.
MorrisviIle, 10.
st. Johnsbury, IL.
Wilmington, 10.
Subject for Sabbath addresses, "Wo-
man in Religious aud Moral Reforms"
NEW AND NOVEL CARS.
The Passumpsic railroad have put
two new parlOr cars upon their road
the present week to ruu on the night