St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-08-27

1.-The CALIFORNIAN of Sept 8 will contain q
full account of the dedication of the new
Congregational church, including the histori
cal paper and picture of the church. Orders
for the paper may be left with ]. E. Tinker
Danvlle Price i've cents each, six copies for
25 cents
Mrs. Maria Foster of Burlington is
visiting Mrs. Annette Farr.
Mrs. F. D. Kelley and Willie Partridge
of Montclair, N. j., Charles F. Weeks
and wife and Mrs. p. F. Walker have
been visiting Mrs. ]. B. Mattocks.
The remains of G. A. Burbank of Ellis.
worth, Wisconsin, were brought here for
interment Monday. Mr.. Burbank was
formerly cashier of Caledonia Bank, and
many friends will mourn his death.
]. E. Tinker has just received large
stock OF guns and ammunition. Every
purchaser of a gun has the privilege of
shooting and selecting from the assort-
ment one just suited to his wants.
In celebration OF his 9Th birthday, Raw.
mond Worthen entertained about 40 Of
his young friends last Saturday. A very
pleasant time was enjoyed and some
very substantial reminders of their
friendship were left.
The social at the congregational
church last week Wednesday was very
successful one. About $50 was received
besides which orders were taken for the
souvenir bells made from the metal Of
the old church bell. All of the 100 bells
hrst ordered have been sold, and more
are being made and are expected here in
time Tor the dedication.
J. +. Tinker has for sale some very fine
views OF the new Congregational church.
Miss Eva Macon of Lowell, Mass,
and Deacon John Coffrin of Sheffield
have been visiting at Ed. Williams.
Mrs. Charles Ingalls,, Mrs. 7. E. Tinker
and Miss Kate Currer are spending the
week at Joe's Pond.
The Village Improvement Association
VIII give a promenade concert at the
Town Hall. Wednesday evening, Sept. l.
The special feature Of the evening will be
the music. Prot. W. ]. Paul, leader of
the Morrisville orchestra, will play the
violin to piano accompaniment. Ice
cream and cake will be served at O cents
plate.
The members Of the Village Improve
ment ASSOCIATION who have not vet paid
their first membership dues OF so cents
are requested to hand them to- c. H.
Mattocks, treasurer pro TEN.
The new Congregational church will
be formerly dedicated on Thursday, Sept.
z. The services will begin at 2 D. m.
Key. DIR. A. Fl. Heath OF st. Johnsbury
will preach the dedication sermon. Dea.
con Charles L. Morrill, will read a paper
on the past history Of Danvile meeting
houses. Charles Morse, i'll behalf Of the
building committee, will present the kew
and Deacon ]. F. Emerson as chairman
OF the executive committee will respond.
Refreshments will be served in the vestry.
and all are very cordially invited to
attend.
Aleyn Fisher of Washington. came
Wednesday for short vacation.
Miss Carrie Brownell and Mrs. Brow.
nell from Lowell, Mass, are visiting at
John Curriers'.
Miss Mary Wallace and her nephew.
Ray Spaulding of North Bilerica, Mass
are visiting at w. H. Worthen's.
Mrs. Augusta Pearl and Miss Kate
Pearl of McIndoes are visiting Mrs.
PEARLS father, Col. William Dole.
Mrs. c. l.. Woodbury., two children
and nurse from Burlington are stopping
at ~. Prestons. ,,,- ~ xs,, ,,.. ,..,.,,...aa