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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-05-25
VOL. LXI---NO. 3173
BASE BALL.

Another victory was added to the list
OF the Academy base ball team Saturday
when they went to Lisbon and nearly
shut out their opponents. The latter's
only run was made by Standish in the
ninth, with one out. Standish pitched
splendid ball, and with good support
would have had the visitors at his mercy.
The features were the fielding of Randall
for the visitors and the battery work of
Standish and Newcomb for the home
team. The score
Innings 2 8 4 8 6 7 8 o
st Johnsbury, 2 0 o o 0 o -6
Lisbon, 0 o o o o o IL
HITS, st. Johnsbury 8, Lisbon 6. Errors,
st. Johnsbury 8, Lisbon s. Batteries, Sprague.
Newhall ana Jenness; Standish and New
comb.
The next games will be of the inter-
scholastic series and will be played at
Barre and Montpelier on Friday and
Saturday next.
A game has been arranged with the
Bartons at $50 p. m. for Memorial Day,
to be played on the campus.
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Life's Pageant.

Life's Pageant.
"Life's Pageant" to be given at
Armory Hall this Wednesday, evening
is study from Shakespeare, presented
by the young ladies Of the Leo Literary
Circle, for the building fund of St.
Aloysius church. 1t is something unique
and interesting, and let us hope that all
who can, will attend and enjoy pleas.
ant evening, and at the same time help
on to completion the handsome structur
which is to further ornament our town.
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ME1ORIAL DAY.
official Programme Of the Days Exercises,


The exercises of Decoration Day, May
80, conducted by Chamberlin Post, No.
1, G. A. R., will be as follows:
A union service Of all the churches will
be held i'll Music Hall on the evening OF
Sunday, May 20. Sermon by Rev. DR..
A. H. Heath.
On Memorial Day the graves Of the de-
ceased soldiers will be decorated in the
forenoon by details from Chamberlin
Post, assisted by the Sons of Veterans.
The Memorial services will be held in the
afternoon.
Charles H. Horton is Chief Marshal,
and the following organizations willpar-
ticipate in the parade.
FIRST DIVISION.
st. Johnsbury Police.
st. Johnsbury Band.
Palestine conmandery, Knights Templars.
Uniform Rank. Knights OF Pythias.
Catholic Order of Foresters.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal, Charles w Ruiter
Harmony Band.
Chamberlin Post No. 1, 9. A. r.
e. B. Frost Camp, Sons of Veterans.
st. Johnsbury Academy Students.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal, John II. Puffer.
Disabled Veterans, President and Orator OF
the Day, Selectmen and Trustees.
Clergymen and others in carriages.
All citizens not belonging to the above
organizations.
1t is hoped all the citizens of the town
will this year unite and do their utmost
by their presence, and in other ways to
make the exercises a success. The abb
sence of so many Of our young men at
the front, the feeling of patriotism and
loyalty which has been stimulated by the
exciting scenes we are passing through,
should appeal to our sympathies, and it
is hoped these Memorial exercises will
awaken anew the spirit shown in the
dark days of 81.
The route OF march will be as follows
The first division will form on Central
street, the right resting on Summer
street; second division will form on east
side Of Main street, the right resting op
posite Central street; third division viii
form on Main street in front of the st
Johnsbury House. The line of marcl
will be up Summer street to Winter
street, down Winter street to Mapl,
street, down Maple street to Railroad
street, down Railroad street to Eastern
avenue, up Eastern avenue to Monumen
Square, where the ritual services will b
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Death of Leon Lambert.

Leon Lambert died Monday, 23 inst.
He was born near Quebec, Canada,
Sept. 16, 1910. The greater part Of his
life was spent in st. Johnsbury. He was
always worthy and respected citizen
of the town. For number of years he
was employed as guardian of the Catho-
lie cemetery and sexton of the church of
Notre Dame des Victories. His funeral
took place this morning from the above
church and waslargely attended. Among
the mourners were Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Lambert OF st. Joseph de la Beance, Que.
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At Fairbanks Village.

David Fales' three children have whoop-
ing cough.
A case of diptheria is reported at Jas.
Greenwood's.
Miss Maggie Wilkie of St. Johnsbury
Center is working at Thomas Wilkes.
CT. Cade, who has been i'll for several
weeks with pneumonia, is now able to
attend to his work at the shops.
w. F. Spooner's little son Ralph was
run over by bicycle last Saturday, re-
ceiving some quite severe bruises.
Mrs. c. II. Douglas and Mrs. Annie
Frazier of West Concord visited at David
Fales' last Friday.
Fred Drown has obtained work in the
packing room at the scale factory. Per-
ley Bacon from the Center is also a new
man in the painting department.
FL Salmon has returned from Spring.
field, Mass, and is back in his old place
in the painting department at the shops.
Mrs. Mathew Robinson, who has been
suffering from rheumatism the past week,
is now better.
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East St. JOhnsbury.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davidson of
Auburndale, Mass, are visiting at Rev.
G. w. Patterson's. Mr.. Davidson
preached in the Congregational church
Sunday morning and evening.
B. F. Grout has returned home.
The Ladies' Society meet with Mrs. B.
K. Graves Thursday afternoon.
The committee of membership Of the
Village Improvement Society started out
Saturday afternoon to secure members.
They report good success. Capt. Ford
kindly furnished them with driver and
fine team for the occasion.
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Showed their ColOrs.

Monday at 10 a. m. Griswold &
Mackinnon raised the stars and stripes
on the newly erected flag pole on their
feed store at Paddock village. Itwas an
informal affair, participated in only by
the shopmen in that vicinity. Henry
Robie ran the colors up and John Nc
Donald supplied the enthusiasm in one of
his characteristic speeches which was
supplemented at its close with three
hearty cheers and tiger by the on
lockers. Cigars were passed around and
another emblem of freedom was added to
the number flyingin our beautiful village.
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Congregational Club.

The spring meeting of the Passumpsic
Congregational Club was held with the
North church on Monday evening and
was one of the best meetings ever held
by the club. Social greetings and bus
mess meeting were held in the Museum.
At the business meeting President F. D.
Hale of Lunenburg presided and the
following new members were proposed
for membership: Porter H. Dale, Island
Pond; H. J. Stannard, Barton; W. W.
Sprague, Henry c. Bates, Henry c. 1de,
H. ]. Jones, Emerson Hall, Rolfe Cob
leigh, oil of St. Johnsbury. The execu-
tive committee announced that an invita-
ton had been received to hold the mid
summer meeting in Barton.
About 100 sat down to a bountiful
spread served by the ladies of the North
church in the chapel and after the supper
President Hale made an excellent address
of welcome. Judge Walter P. Smith fol-
lowed with lucid and interesting expo
sition of the Monroe doctrine, closing
with it's application on our national
affairs of the present day. The choir
of the North church then gave musicale
which was greatly enjoyed. The arrival
of the speaker of the evening, President
Buckham of the University of Vermont,
was the occasion OF much rejoicing as it
was feared that he would be unable to be
present. The other postprandial exer-
cises were postponed and DR.. Buckham
was introduced and received with hearty
applause. DR.. Buckham gave scholarly
| address upon the theme, Are We Degen-
erating?" and in the course of his address
clearly proved that the world was grow
ing better instead Of worse.
The thousands of examples of business
integrity, the primary virtues that make
up our character, such as truthfulness,
courage, sobriety, questions affecting
our home life - all these indicate that
there is a steady Improvement over the
preceding generations. The speaker
showed concusively that religion kept
it's rightful supremacy in our life and
that prosperity was not spelling us
To keep from degenerating he thought
we must have present day theology
that our Christianity must carry into
the future more adequate conception o.
human life /; that there must be an inten
si6ed, preserved patriotism fed by reli
gion.
At the conclusion of his address ther'
was a short social session before th'
meeting adjourned.
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showing the boys as they are drawing

showing the boys as they are drawing
their rations.
"A special meeting Of the stockholders
Of the st. Johnsbury Shoe Company will
be held at the Board Of Trade rooms on
Friday evening at z 80 o'clock. As the
affairs of the corporation arein peculiar
condition there ought to be large at
tendance of stockholders.
"A meeting Of the Choral Union will
be held on next Tuesday evening atty M.
c. A. Hall at 7.30 at which important
matters will be discussed. Any persons
who have borrowed copies of music used
by the Union during the Festival, will
please return them at once.
The st. Johnsbury Evening Republi-
can announced on Saturday evening that
it would be discontinued for the present.
During its two weeks existence the pub
fishers of the paper gave their readers an
excellent telegraph service and about
1900 copies were circulated.
Prof. Ausbach gave an exhibition of
the black art at the Howe Opera House
Saturday evening. The professor per-
formed many wonderful and amusing
tricks, before very small, but well
pleased audience. The Harmony Band
furnished music for the occasion.
"A meeting of the executive committee
and directors of the Caledonia Fair
Ground Company will be held in the
Board of Trade rooms next Saturday
morning at 9 O'Clock to plan for the next
September fair. 1t is hoped that all in
terested in the county fair will attend
this meeting. a.
The social which was to have been
given by the Golden Cross, Friday even
ing, has been postponed until Friday,
June 8. 1t will be a ,gentemen's night,
the entire entertainment being furnished
by the ladies and will consist of a musical
and literary programme, closing with a
social dance.
The lady members of the Recreation
Club handsomely entertained the gentle.
men members at the home of Mrs. W. L.
Kinney on Monday evening with aviolet
tea party. Eighteen of themembers were
present and passed a pleasant evening
with various amusemenis. The menus
were very tasty affairs, a violet being
hand-painted on each, soy Miss Anna
Batchelder.
John H. Ryan met with serious ac
cident the early part of last week. While
working on buzz planer his left hand
became caught between the knives. He
drew his hand out as quick as he could
but will lose the ends of two fingers out
oft. Though Mr.. Ryan had narrow
escape from a much more serious injury
his many friends are sorry that this acci.
dent occurred.
The railroad men closed their meet.
ing on Monday evening with ball at
the Stanley Opera House. The Orches
tral club furnished concert programme
from to o'clock and introduced Miss
Kittie Straub in skirt and acrobatie
dancing. On account of the weather
only small number were in the gal
lery but about so couples participated
in the dancing until late hour. Re-
freshments were served in the hall by
caterer Atwood.
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w. c. T. u. Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held next Tuesday afternoon,
May 81, in the parlors of the Y. M. c. A.
at 8 O'Clock. An interesting programme
has been prepared, consisting OF papers
from the county convention just held at
East Hardwick; one, history of Gale
donia county w. c. T. u, by Mrs. C.J
Clark Of Peacham; also a fine report of
the National w. c. 7. U. convention at
Buffalo, by Mrs. ]. H. Drew, music, etc.
All are cordially invited.
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Fishing Guide.

We have recently received very at.
tractive game and fishing guide from
George II. Houghton, formerly of Lyn-
donville, now general passenger and
ticket agent Of the Bangor & Aroostook
railroad, Bangor, Maine, containing
besides a valuable amount of reading
matter, several fine illustrations OF special
interest to sportsmen. The time table is
very neat, printed on imitation of birch
bark. This Guide, containing illustra-
tions, maps, rates OF fare, ETC., will be
sent to any address upon receipt offve
2-cent stamps to pay postage.
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given around the monument; thence to
Music Hall, where the chief exercises will
be held.
1t is requested that all places of bust
ness be closed from 1 to 4 o'clock. The
programme at Music Hall is as follows:
Overture, "War Songs of the Blue and Gray"
st. Johnsbury Band.
Introduction by the President
Wendell p. Stafford, Esq.
Prayer.
Overture, "Vignette," Boyer
st. Johnsbury Band.
W. W. Lapoiute, Esq, of Barre.
Galop-"The Charger" Larendcau
st. Johnsbury Band.
Reading of President Lincoln's Getty sburg
Address by the President.
Singing of one verse of America" }" led by the
Band.
Benediction.
Notes Of the Day.
Contributions of flowers are solicited
Monday morning, May 80, before 8
O'Clock at G. A. X. hall.
1t has been customary for Chamberlin
Post on each Memorial Day evening to
give an entertainment to replenish the
relief fund that is used to assist the fam
lilies OF any OF the veterans who may be
in need. This year, owing to the fact
that Co. d. of our town has left home
and friends in answer to their country s
call for men to defend the old flag against
a foreign foe, giving their lives if need be,
to deliver the oppressed, and to maintain
the national integrity and honor, the
Post not only feel it their duty, but it is
their earnest desire that all profit that
may be derived from an entertainment on
that evening may be for the benefit of Co.
D. treasury, and the Post invite, and be-
lieve that all the citizens of the town will
unite to make this grand success for
the boys, who though out Of sight, are
not out of mind.
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FRATERNITY MEETINGS.
Pale stine Commandery, No. 5, K. I

Palestine Commandery, No. 5, K. 7.
The next Stated Conclave of Palestine
Commandery occurs Tuesday evening. May
81.
PERLEy F. HAzEN,
DELos M. BACON, Commander
Recorder.
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knights Of Pythlas.

Regular convention of Apollo Lodge No.
Tuesday, May 81.
CHAs. r. vARNEY, c. c.
H. T. FISHER. K. r. S.
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NEW ADS. THIS WEEK.
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Tenement to Rent.
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Increasing Demand-J. c. Stevens.
The Fat Mans Suit-E. D. Steele g. Co.
Two Lots Of Dress Goods-Lougee Bros.
When Asked to Experiment-Bus. College.
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G.. r, GIBBS,

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WEATHER RECORD.

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ending May -, 1898.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM J. sIBT.EY
naaonRAd No SHA0 -

The Washington Loan and Trust Company execu.
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