St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-03-30
The Museum will be open Saturday

mas DeRun. III you dOn DeilcVe IL, iook
at our advertising columns.
The Canadian Jubilee Singers gave a
very enjoyable concert at the Universal
list church last Thursday night.
There will be ten cent sociable and
promenade at G. A. X. Hall Thursday
evening, March 81, under the auspices Of
Chamberlin Relief.
F. O. Clark now delivers the Heralds
and Globes on the arrival of the II o clock
train, much appreciated move in be-
half Of the readers.
"A company Of ladies and gentlemen
accepted an invitation to eat new sugar
at the Ide sugar place in Passumpsic last
Friday afternoon, and had fine time.
Green Mountain Commandery, Order
of the Golden Cross, will give masquer-
ade in the Pythian Hall on Friday even
ing, April FOOLS night. Everybody is
invited.
Quite washout occurred on Gale
donia street last week, where bitches had
been dug for water-pipe last year; and
the ground caved in, clear to the pipe,
for distance OF several rods.
The plank sidewalk which the GALE
DOMAIN scribe saw last week on Bay street
has since been extended the entire length
of the street and accommodates the
many patrons of this new street.
The North Church ladies served a
Puritan dinner at the chapel last Thurs
day noon, and fed large number OF peo-
pie with good, old-fashioned, substantial
eatables. The dinner was big success.
%. S. Cogswell brought home from
Swanton, last week, fine lot of wall
eyed pike caught in seine by Lake
Champlain fishermen. Large quantities
of those fish are being taken now a.days.
The ladies of the South Church will
give socable and supper at the parlors
Friday evening, April 1. Following the
supper will be an entertainment, consist
ing of music, reading and selection by
Frank French. Admission Is cents.
The Academy boys are planning for a
good ball team this season. Guy Abbott
is to be captain of the nine and Arthur
Sprague manager, and the members o.
the team promise to make things as in
teresting as possible for their opponents
We understand that the trustees
have in mind, for the not distant future
the improvement Of Summer street, be-
tween Central and Church. That local
ity is low and muddy, and in not nearly
as good condition as the upper half o.
the street.
The ladies of st. Margaret's Guile
are endeavoring to arrange for the en-
gagement of the "Thesaurochrysonic
ochrysidez Concert Company" in con
nection with the Easter sale, April IL
Don't be alarmed by the long name, but
plan to go.
The Camera for March contains
several pictures taken by William A
Smith, now resident Of southern Cali
tornia, and fine picture of the Maine
1t was taken by Miss Collie M. Cogswel
as the ship was anchored in Portland
harbor last summer.
The Bristol Herald, speaking of th'
change in this office, remarks that "thi:
means that the CALIFORNIAN will con
tinue to be one of the best papers pub
lished in the state" That's true enough
We mean that it shall be as good as any
and surpassed by none.
On page nine will be found a pictur
OF the United States batteship Kentucky
which was launched at Newport New
last week. The ship was christened will
spring water instead OF champagne. Th'
E companion ship launched the same day
. is exactly like the Kentucky.
A local merchant who recently ad
. vertised doors opened at s O'clock" il
connection with a special sale, reports
that at 8 O'Clock that morning ther,
c were rs women waiting to get in ant
take advantage of the sale. Advertising
pays-especially in the CALIFORNIAN.
"A stereopticon lecture by Rev. J. w
Harris, under the auspices OF the BoarC
of Trade, was given at Music Hall las
night, as an initiatory movement in be
y halt of the suffering Cubans. The pro
ceeds are to be devoted to that purpose
and subscriptions are also to be can
: vassed for.
"A. S. L., 2.16A, the Golden hors
II which was raised by the late A. S. Liv
r ingston, is now owned by c. w. James
Waltham, Mass, and is regarded as on
Of the handsomest and speedest roat
l. horses around Boston. He started in
II races last season and won piece OF tn
'' money in ii of them.
A carload of articles passed through
o here recently for the New England
r Sportsmau's exhibit at Boston. 1t con
s sisted of canoes, moose's heads, fish
game, spruce and other trees, and man
r other things which will illustrate cam
d life in Canada. 1t was loaded at LAX