St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-05-31
LOCAL GATHERINGS.
The museum will be open Saturday
evening from 7 till 9 o'clock.

The museum will be open Saturday
evening from 7 till o'clock.
The st. Johnsbury Athenaum is
closed until Friday, June 2, to allow for
minor repairs and cleaning.
st. Johnsbury Academy's next ball
game will be played at the campus next
Saturday with the Bakersfield Academy
team.
The creditors of the Crystal Spring
Bottling Company will receive their first
dividend on June at David E. Porter's
law office.
Hon. Albro F. Nichols is grading his
grounds to accord with the changes in
Boynton avenue, adding much to their
attractiveness
The Golden Cross have a members
social for their members and their fami-
lies at the close of their regular meeting
on Friday evening
Our latest arrival is night lunch
wagon which does good business every
evening. 1t is stationed on Railroad
street near Baileys music store
The New England Telephone and
Telegraph Company is putting in new
poles of excellent size and quality on all
its telephone lines in this village.
The young men are forming tennis
club and have secured ground for their
court on the vacant lot on Highland
avenue adjoining William c. Tyler's
place.
The second advertising car of Fore
paugh & Sells circus, which is booked at
St. Johnsbury June 13, was here Monday
and Autographs were generously dis
tributed.
The night train between here and
Portland on the Lake road and Maine
Central will be started again June ~.
This train leaves here at 2.30 a. m. and
dI ll.ZO ID. Ill.
The June term of the county court
convenes next Tuesday morning, Judge
L. Fl. Thompson of Irasburg presiding.
A number of important cases are set for
trial and the grand jury will also meet.
Advertised letters for the week end
ing May 27: Coles, John R.; Salus, J..
R.; Blodgett, Mrs. Iona; Horton, Mrs.
Robert Howard Mrs. M. W.; Knights,
Mrs. Mary; Patterson, Miss M. Jennie.
Two st. Johnsbury parties figure in
the list OF bankruptcy petitions filed in
Burlington this week: Amos T. Bowen,
liabilities $431. Al, , assets $517, William
A. Lucas, liabilities $191.59 assets
$17S.5O.
The next regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Club will be held in Pythian Hall,
Monday. June 5, at O'Clock. The meet
ing is arranged by the committe on vii
lage improvement. Executive board
meeting at O'Clock.
Fred A. Carter returned from Green's
boro Saturday night where he has been
visiting his brother at Cedar Lodge,
Caspian Lake. On Saturday he caught
two lake trout that were fine specimens,
one weighing nearly five pounds and the
other S1a pounds dressed.
Hon. L. H. Thompson of Irasburg,
one of the judges of the supreme court,
will speak in Music Hall next Sunday
evening at Z o'clock upon temperance
and good government. Judge Thomp-
son has delivered this address in various
cities and towns in the state and has
everywhere been favorably received
John Rickaby caught lake trout at
Caspian Lake, Greensboro, Saturday
that weighed over nine pounds and Bert
Chapman and W. H. Horton came in
from Sutton pond yesterday morning
with handsome strings of brook trout.
Mr.. Horton had one that weighed
pound and one.half and Mr.. Chapman's
hest fish veiphed one Mound and 13