St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-05-30
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

the new LauySm1tn nat Iol lduleS'
The Rebekahs will give an entertain.
ment at the close Of their meeting June
5th.
The pupils OF B. Frank Harris give d
recital at the South church Thursday
evening.
The date OF the annual June drill and
inspection of Co. D will be June 13 in
stead of June IL.
The A. H. Mcleod Milling Co. be-
gins sale of damaged flour and feed
Thursday morning.
The Bartons cross bats with the
Academy nine this afternoon on the
campus at three O'Clock Admission 25
cents.
The st. Johpsbury Band will give it's
first out door concert Friday evening,
June 1st on Court House square, weather
permitting.
Glover Temple No l. Rathbone
Sisters, will ,old their next regular
meeting at Pyihian Hall next Monday
evening, June 4
The 29th alnual convocation of the
Grand Chaptet of Order of Eastern Star
is to be held with Coral Chapter, No. 16,
at Morrisville, "Wednesday, June 6.
Rev. Edwlrd M. Chapman will
preach the bascslaureate to the gradu-
ating class of ST. Johnsbury Academy at
the North chueh on Sunday evening,
June II.
Among the tnfailing signs of summer
are the arrival d the band of gypsies on
the North Danvile road and the sound
of the hand organ, with a monkey at
| tachment.
"A good representation of Knights
Templar went by special train to Lyn-
donville Ascension Sunday, by invitation
| of Rev. S. H. Allng, to a service at St.
Peters church.
The Rickaby Agency has recently sold
| Mrs. Daniel Carptnter's house on Clark 8
Avenue, to T. c. Fletcher, and the A. W.
Hawkins farm at North Danville to
Ludger Duclos.
The cloudsdbscured the sun on Mon
day morning Sd no view ofthe eclipse could
be seen in this Village. About 8 O'Clock
| the eclipse nan1. have been at its height
as it was unusually dark here for that
time ofday.
-Supt Dem bsey will give an address
at the Mystic Club on Friday evening
upon his walking trip through the Tyrol
Alps. Members of the Club are allowed
to bring a friend and the address will be
we'll worth hearing.
C, Sherman Calderwood and Mr..
Pinney, of Passumpsic, spent three days
last week fishing in Caspian Lake.
They returned Saturday night with that
DAVIS catch which consisted of IA trout,
the whole weighing % pounds.
The president Of the Y. M. c. A. an
nounces that steps will be Immediately
taken to prepare the rooms of the asso-
citation for the opening of the same. A
little further response from the citizens
will assure the officials of sufficient sum
for the summer work.
John Orth of Boston, well-known
pianist and teacher, comes to st. Johns
bury June 20 for six weeks. He is a
former instructor of Miss Margaret
Gorham, and any who wish to receive
instruction from him while here will
kindly leave their names with her.
-Asisqwa Camp No. 8149, Modern
Woodmen, will be instituted in the Jun
ior Order hall next Thursday evening by
State Deputy A. 0. Palmer OF Burlington
and District Deputy R, S. Sidelinger oi
Concord. The degree team of the Hard
wick Camp will also assist in the exer
cises.
The May number of Success contains
a practical article on POSSIBILITIES o
Street Railroading as a Profession,
written by Edward E. Higgins, formerly
employed in the electrical department o
the Fairbanks scale shops and at pres
ent treasurer of the company publishing
| Success.
In view of the fact that small POI
has broken out in Hardwick, it seem
wise for the Board of Health to recon
mend vaccination. The local physician
have been supplied with pure fresh viru
and every person who has not bee
vaccinated within few years should b
vaccinated.
Prof. Elmore of Montpelier, who ha
been giving dancing lessons to the youn
people through the winter, gave
reception of his pupils at the Junio
Order Hall last Thursday evening. Tt
little folks were handsomely costume
and showed unusual grace and prof
cheney for class of beginners.
William Mclaughlin is making a
rangements for another contest betwee
the fat men and lean men on the ba