St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-05-17
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

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1000 tulips in bloom at once few days
ago.
Two little foxes have taken up their
residence in one of the windows at the
Standard Drug Store.
Superintendent Titcomb goes to Cas-
plan Lake. Greensboro, with 10000 lake
trout from the national hatchery.
The Academy will play base ball
game on the campus Saturday after
noon. Bills will announce particulars as
soon as arranged.
Snow was in the air for few mo.
ments Monday-just faint suggestion
of the recent past, and the last few days
have been quite chilly.
The walks about st. Aloysius church
are being concreted this week which will
still further improve the looks of that al
ready attractive building.
The wooden steps on the Avenue
side of the Citizens Bank will be replaced
by stone steps and concrete walk laid
from the corner to the next street.
The board of listers meet on Satur-
day, May 20, in the town clerks Office
at 8 O'Clock in the forenoon to hear
persons aggrieved by their appraisal.
20. H. Smith and ]. S. Sanborn are
the delegates from here to the l. o. o. F.
convention at Brattleboro this week.
About 25 members of the order accom-
panied them.
Judge L. H. Thompson of Irasburg,
the presiding judge at the June term OF
court, will address a mass meeting on
Sunday evening, June 4, in the interests
of temperance and good government.
The members OF Mount Sinai Temple,
MOBILES Of the Mystic Shrine, will make a
pilgrimage to Burlington on Friday, June
2, where large class of candidates await
an opportunity to be initiated into the
order.
Friends of the schools have placed at
the disposal of the management about
$50 to be given in prizes for collections Of
plants made by children in grades vi. to
TX. The prizes are called the Fairbanks
Museum prizes. and will be awarded late
in the autumn.
An opportunity is offered those de
string to take instruction on the violir
to meet Miss Maude Mossman, who ha'
studied for three years in California ant
also several years with Felix Winternitz
at the residence of W. S. Boynton, Satur
days during the summer.
AT a meeting of the executive boart
Of Brightlook Hospital last week Col. T
c. Fletcher was elected member of thu
association and also member OF th'
executive board. Col. Fletcher has
taken a deep interest in this worthy in
stitution and was one of the first tc
offer to furnish room, to be known al
the Hugh Fletcher memorial ROOM"
The highway bridge just above tht
scale works over Sleepers river will b.
moved up stream few rods to make
way for the new storehouse that tn,
company is building across the river
This will close up the street at the ole
point and entrance to Fairbanks villag,
which lies across the river will be mad,
through street from near Cliff stree
down through the lumber yard.
Letters advertised at the post oflic'
for the week ending May 13: Gen. Del
Miss; Dupirron, Etheline; Ford, Mrs
Eta; Miller, Mrs. Emily; McCloud
Mrs. Garry; Morrison, Mrs. Mat.
Muzzey, Miss Ansill; Pierce, Mrs. M. A.
Randall, Mrs. A. H.; Sprague, Mis-
Maud Sprague, Miss Maud NJ; Batch
elder (Atty at law; Currie, r. S.; Fisher
George w. 2; Moore, A. T.; Patten
Charles A.
The bicycle path is nearly completed
to st. Johnsbury Center and the com
mittee have decided to carry it to tn
Lyndon line. 1t will improve by use ant
is something that will be freely used b,
all cyclists. AS result of the first iten