St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-03-03

HuICH gave q NdliOhS SuPPGi a. liz
vestry on Friday evening, and on
Monday evening the vestry was oc-
cupied by the Epworth Leaguers and
their friends in sociable, at which
light refreshments were served and
other entertainment furnished.
William A. Smith has bought out
the well-known job office of T. H
Cave at Barre and will leave for his
new home in about a week. Mr..
Smith has been in the Republican job
office for several years and has many
friends here who will wish him sue
cess in his new field.
AT a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the County Christian En-
deavor union on Tuesday it was
voted to have a business meeting
once in two months, the next one to
be held at Lyndon Centre. 1t was
also decided to have c. E. conven
ton at the South church in this vii
lage in June next.
The board of civil authority met
on Saturday last for final revision
of the check list, and quite a num-
Der of names were added. There are
now between 1900 and 1900 names
on the list, and there are quite
number of others that ought to be
on; but these will doubtless all be
seen to before the state election.
That people appreciate the Mu-
scum is shown by the number that
visit the building. For the week end
ing Feb. 20 there were 554 visitors,
and for the week ending Feb. 27 there
were 623 visitors. AS the Musuem
is open all day Saturdays, evenings
included, the attendance on that day
is very much larger than on any
other day.
AT the regular meeting of the
Natural History society on Tuesday
evening papers were given by w. M.
Kellogg on diatoms; by Miss M. E..
Hoyt on woodpeckers; by Mrs. Ella
S. Truax on silk worms. Prof.
Bracket said that in the near future
he would give an illustrated lecture
on spectrum analysis in the physical
laboratory at the Academy.
The trustees have appointed the
following surveyors of wood and
lumber Lorenzo Heath, w. L. Rus
sell, Albert Harris, Horace Randall,
c. L. Carpenter, Daniel Carpenter,
VIM. Wetherbee, B. F. Pettengill,
George P. Moore, E. E. Sargent, B.
F. Dean, E. F. Brown, Sias Randall,
7. H. Moore George c. Richardson
has been also been appointed police
Grand Army hall was the scene
of musical and literary entertain
ment on Saturday evening, under the
auspices of the local camp of Sons Of
Veterans Orchestral music was
provided, there were readings by
Miss Josephine Hartman, recita
ton by Mrs. John Thompson, sev
eral selections by the Cecilian quar-
tette, and besides all this an oyster
supper and promenade-making ar
evening full of pleasure.
The South Church Christian En-
deavor society held a largely at
tended sociable on Friday evening
last, in which the North church soci
ETY. Joined by invita- ton. There wa:
an abundance of vocal and instru
mental music, the latter including
selections by a banjo club made uE
of Academy students; games were
INDUCED in, light refreshments were
served, and the time was made to
pass pleasantly for all concerned.
The funeral of Miss Ann Gaffney
was held Friday morning at eigh
O'Clock, at the Catholic church. Rev
FIR Boissonnault officiated, anC
music was furnished by the choir
Inere were present large representa-
tion of the deceased's rela
and friends. The floral offering
were beautiful and were a fttin:
tribute to the dead, whose beauty o
character and whose well-hved lif
won for her the friendship of al
who knew her.
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