St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-05-24
THE FRATERNITIEs.

held at Grand Army hall Saturday
evening, open to the public. This will
be reminiscence meeting, when Is or
more will briefly relate some story
concerning dead comrade. While a
larger number will speak of VermOnt's
dead known to many now living, some
will speak of Garfield, Logan and 9th
ers of national reputation. Refresh
ments will be served.
Memorial Day Program.
Memorial exercises will be conducted
this year much as usual. Here is the
general program for the Sunday and
Wednesdays exercises:
Sunday evening at $50 memorial
service in Music hall with sermon by
Rev. F. E. Dawson, music conducted
by j. H. Humphrey. Seats will be re-
served for the Grand Army, w. r. c..
and S. 0fV.
Wednesday, Memorial day, parade
will be formed at I.30 p. m. on Main
street, thus: Comrade G.. w. Bonett,
chief marshal, police, St. j. Guard,
Canton Crescent, Patriarchs Militant,
Chamberlin post, Frost camp, academy
students, citizens and guests. Music
by Danville band and Stevens drum
corps. Post services at the lot in Mt
Pleasant cemetery.
At Music hall services will begin on
the return of the procession from the
cemetery as follows: President, N. P.
Bowman; music, Danville band pray
er, Rev. Mr.. Bailey address by Hon
John R. Thompson of Washington.
The evening exercises at Music hall
are to be free to all and will consist of
grand camp fire, with series of
short stories, sketches, recitations, po-
ems, vocal and instrumental music,
drum solos by celebrated musician,
etc. A fine time is assured.
A committee of the Woman's Relief
Corps, Mrs. M. S. Heald president, will
be at grand army hall Memorial day
from to 9 o'clock a. m. and will as
sumo the care of all flowers that may
be brought to them. All citizens are
invited to contribute flowers with
which to mark the graves of the SOL
dier dead, and the public school teach
ers are requested to ask their pupils to
gather wild flowers and bring them
early to the hall Wednesday morning.
A train will take the Post to Lyn-
dOnville at $50, q. m. for decoration
services there, returning about noon.
st. Johnsbury Academy for 1888.
The catalogue for st. Johnsbury
academy for 1888 is now ready for dis
tribution, containing the names of the
323 pupils of the past year, courses of
study for the coming year and state
ment of the terms of admission and
some of the advantages offered by this
admirable school. The fall term be-
gins August %. A request for a copy
of the catalogue addressed to G. E.
Putney will receive prompt attention.
Newly Equipped Studio.
Messrs. Dckerman g. Cooper, who
recently bought out D. A. Clifford's
Photographic studio, have made many
changes and improvements in the ar
rangements and furnishings of the es-
tabishment. The reception room has
been greatly enlarged so as to include
the windows looking out on both Main
street and Eastern avenue, the floor
handsomely carpeted, heavy draperies
hung at the windows, and the walls
and ceiling richly frescoed. Among
the fine pictures that adorn the room
is particularly life-like portrait, life
size, of the late Horace Fairbanks
New accessories have been added 80
: TIE gallery and also the latest improve
ments in the way of appliances for the
business. The new firm is now ready
for business and will gladly welcome
the people of st. Johnsbury and sur
rounding towns to their new rooms.
w. G. T. U. County Meeting.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of Caledonia county will hold
} their annual institute at North Dan
Vile, June 13 and IA. Each auxiliary
union is entitled to three delegates
Other temperance organizations anC
churches in the county where no unions
J exist are invited to send two represen-
tatives. Return checks furnished.
Grand and Petit Jurors.
Here are the grand and petit Jurors
drawn for the June term of the county
l court:
Grand Jurors.
Barnet-Moses Gilfillan.
Burke-Daniel r. DensmOre.
: Danville A. Kelsey.
! Groton-A. M. Heath.
, Hardwick-John S. brennan.
= Kirby-George A. Chase.
LyndOn-Charles Folsom.
7 Newark-Nathaniel Bruce.
: Peacham-John G. Northrop.
Ryegate-Edward Miller.
st. Johnsbury-James R. Stevens
John w. Balch.
Sheffield-Salma Davis.
Stannard-Samuel Winchester.
Sutton-A. H. Ball.
Walden-A. Gile.
8 Waterford, Willard Kinne.
q Wheelock.-Hollis B. Welch.
O Petit Jurors.
Barnet - A. D. Mason, Alexande
. Holmes.
q Bnrke-Harvey Silsby, Charles "
r. Foster.
d Danville. Charles Clifford, Ora \
. Drew.