St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-01-31

five present. The next entertainment
in the course will be lecture, Through
Switzerland on foot" by DR.. May, Feb
ruary IL.
BELLS of Bonneville.
The advance sale OF tickets for the
opera "The Bells of Cornevlle", to be
given Thursday and Friday evenings, has
been large. The folio wing cast of char
acters insures an excellent rendering:
Serpolette, the Good for. Nothing
Mrs. B. G. Morrison
Germaine the lost Marchioness,
Miss Rosa CAM
Gertrude, Mrs. F. A Sherwin
Jeanne, Miss Bessie Wallace
Manette, Miss Lila Carpent err
Suzanne, Mrs. Nellie Shorey
Henri, Marquis of Bonneville. E. A. Silsby
Jean Grenicheux, fisherman.
Miss Clara Stern
Gaspard, a miser, Thomas e. Neagle
The Bailii, Robert A. Child
Registrar, ]. Mcdowell
Assessor, E. Libbey
Notary, w. Connor
Villagers, Attendants of the
Marquis, Chorus of SO Voices.
Annual Railroad Ball.
The annual railroad ball is to be held
in Music hall next week on Tuesday even
ing and extensive preparations are being
made for the same. An effort has been
made to reduce the expenses of the ball,
and thereby reduce the expenses of the
individual participants, therefore, no
special invitations have been issued The
music is to be furnished by the Lyndon
vile orchestra and at the concert they
will be assisted by Frank o. French,
comedian, OF St. Tohnsbury. The supper
is to be served at Webb's Hotel, which
insures good one.
Reserved seat tickets are to be placed
on sale at Dwinell's drug store Thursday
morning at nine O'Clock.
Sunday morning, as Col. Copeland
was obliged to remain at this place be.
cause OF the storm which delayed the
train, he was invited to preach in the
Methodist church ana the audience was
given a fine sermon from the text,
"Blessed are the pure in heart, for they
shall see Cod" Had the general public
known that Col. Copeland was to speak,
there would have been very large at
tendance but as it was, there was an I'M
usually small audience. Moral, always
attend church services.
Rev. Benjamin M. Smith OF Woods
vile has been at his home here for few
days.
Little Mildred Stockwell is still very
i'll with pneumonia, but there is now
more hope of her recovery.
Mrs. Judith Park is visiting relatives
in Wheelock.
Mrs. Perry Hanscom, formerly Miss
Eta Rodgers, of Schenectady, N. Y, has
recently been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Charles Rogers.
Mrs. Bert French was called to her
home in Sherbrooke, P. O., last Tuesday
to attend the funeral OF her father who
died Sunday.
II. c. Wilson and family are soon to
spend several weeks with Mrs. Wilson's
mother Mrs. Lincoln at her home near
Halls Mills.
Miss Lila Carpenter presided at the
organ at the Congregational church
last Sunday.
A club dance was held in Good Tenn
plar's hall last Friday evening.
Frank Lynch got the ring finger of his
right hand so badly injured in the ma
chine shops last Thursday that the I'm
ger was amputated at the second Joint.
There will be Sunday school rally at
the Congregational church next Sunday
evening.
Albert T. Evans sold his farm on the
East Furke road farm last week Tues.
| Z of WatarfnrH The
price reported is $4,000. Mr.. Evansis to
dispose OF his personal property at auc-
ton sale on Thursday Of this week.
1T. Gleason who has been i'll for some
time is very mitch improved at this
writing.
Miss Rose Cans returned from Grove
ton Thursday.
John Stanley has secured position in
an Office in Boston and left here for his
new work last week.
Harley Willard, principal OF Barton
Landing High school, and Carlysle v
Wiley, railway mail clerk, both former
students at Lyndon Institute, were in
town last Saturday calling on old friends
A. w. Farman, of Westfeld, also a
former student at the Institute and now
a practicing lawyer at Newport, was III
town Thursday.
Mrs. Persis Parker Green, OF Littleton
N. H., visited her brother, II. l.. Parker
last week.
LIB. Harris speaks at Peacham and
West Concord this week on Sheep" the
occasion being farmers meetings held un
der the auspices OF the State Board O.
Agriculture.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
old Lyndon Park association and The
Northern Caledonia Fair association i:
to be held at the Union House this Wed
nesday afternoon at two O'Clock, to vot,
upon the proposition to dissolve botf
corporations and unite to form new
one TO be known as the Lyndonville Fair
which has already been incorporated
with an authorized capital stock o
$4,000 divided into 1000 SIS shares.
An excellent concert was given by tn,
Congregational Sunday school last Sun
day evening when an exercise known al
THE procession of the centuries" wal
given by 10 children representing thu
nineteen centuries since the birth Of Christ
The Loyal Temperance Legion hold {
meeting next Saturday afternoon will
Mrs. c. E. Tedford, at the Centre.
The REX Med and Knights of Pythia
have rented hall in Stern's block.
!. Our type misled us last week and il
mentioning Rev. J. j. Lewis lecture GU
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