St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-22
ALL AROUND THE STATE.
Grand Lodge, L. o. G. It.


g. T., was held at Rutland last week,
with a good attendance. These Of
fcers were elected:
G. {. T.-Chaurcey H. Hayden of
Essex.
G. CA. L. Aldrich of West Burke
CIV. T.-Mrs. S. A. Case of Rutland.
G. S. I. T-Mrs. S. Y. Avery of Burling
G. SC. D. Edgerton of Mortified.
G. T-R. A Hatch of Stanford.
6. A A. Niles of Morrisville.
G. Chap-Rev o. D. Clapp.
g. NH. H. Stillson of Proctor.
G. G-Mary l. Slack of North Tun-
bridge.
G. Sent.-G. w. Crafts of Lowell.
6. A S-Dr. c. w. Staples of Lyndon
Vile
6. D. M.-Miss Lizzie A Buttterield of
Roxbury
G. Mess-T N Forsythe of Samson
vile
PC. c. T.-George A. Wattles of Ben
nington.
Among the district deputies chosen
were E. E. Holmes of Johnson for
district No. 2, and A. L. Drew of
Barton for district No. II.
State Medical Society.
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Vermont Medical society was held
at Burlington last week, with an at
tendance somewhat larger than
usual. Ten new members were elect
ed, among them j. M. Allen of St.
Johnsbury. Many admirable papers
on topics OF practical value to the
fraternity were presented during the
two DAYS sessions. At the evening
session on Thursday the president,
DIR. 7. n. Tenne of St. Adams, deliver
ed the annual address, after which
a banquet was held at the Van Ness
House. These officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President,
Charles S. Caverly, Rutland; vice
president, A c. Bailey, West Ran
dolph; secretary, D. c. Hawley,
Burlington; treasurer, D. 6. Kemp,
Montpelier; auditor, c. E. Chandler,
MOntpelier The executive commit
tee is composed of c. S. Caverley, D.
c. Hawley, and E. R. Campbell.
The license censors are {. F. Branch,
H R. Wilder and w. F. Hazelton.
A board of councillors, including one
from each county, were chosen.
The Bar Association
The annual meeting of this organ
ization was held at the court room
in Montpelier, about 100 attorneys
and friends being present, and among
them were Representatives Powers
and Grout, and the supreme court
Judges. The president, J. K. Batch
elder, gave a long and interesting
address, comprising sketches Of court
and jury work. John H. Mimms Of
St. Adams next read a very fitting
memorial paper on the late Homer
E. Royce Hon. Hiram A. Huse Of
Montpelier read we'll prepared and
very appropriate memorial paper on
the life of the late ex-Gov. Paul Dill
lingham. George w Harmon pre-
sented an interesting and instructive
paper on the early Jurisprudence Of
Vermont. A banquet was held at
the Pavilion.
Grand Lodge, K. p.
These officers were elected at the
annual meeting of the Grand lodge,
Knights of Pythias, at ST. Adams,
last week: Grand chancellor, N. A.
Bailey, Rutland; grand vice chancel-
lor, w. H. Gilchrist, McIndoes Falls !;
grand prelate, N. T. Bradley, Rut-
land; grand keeper of records and
seals, o. H. Henderson, St. Johns
bury; grand master of exchequer, c.
L. Duncan, McIndoes Falls; grand
master at arms, J. D. Wyman, St.
Adams; grand inner guard, H. S.
Daniels, Greensboro; grand outer
guard, E. c. O'Brion, St. Adams
supreme representative, c. F. o.
Tinker, ST. Johnsbury. A banquet
was held at the Weldon house at the
close of the session.
A z5-MiIe Bicycle Race.
F. w. Sherburne of Barre is now
the champion bicycle rider of Yer.
mont, having recently defeated H. c
White of Brattleboro in a 25 mile
race. The contest was a close one
until Sherburne took the lead three
miles from the finish, and he came
under the wire winner. White fel
from his machine when half mile
from the finish while attempting to
pass Sherburne Sherburne's time
was 1 hour Al minutes and 5 seconds
being three minutes lower than TIN
previous state record.
Station Bure1arized.
Burglars enteTeu Tue IdllIOdu std
ton and post office at Green's Cor
ner on Sunday night, blew open tn
safe and took $50 worth of postag
stamps and $12 in cash, of which S
was the personal property of tn
agent and SIS belonged to the Contra
Vermont railroad. Besides this sew
eral articles of jewelry were taker
which, while of no great value, wer
highly priced as heirlooms.
State Farmers League.
A SHINY attended meeting of tn
Vermont Farmers league was he'll
at Montpelier on Tuesday. Address
es by Congressman Powers an
Grout had to be postponed for lac
&C NJ, a,,dierce A few of he "a rr11 er