St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-06-25

ents and children and the program coh-
sisted of readings, speaking, singing
solos and duets by the children, to tne
delight of all present. Ice cream ana
cake were served and the evenings res
+;vities closed with children's prone
made.
These names have been recently add
ed to the New England Telephone ex-
change: Rev. A. F. Walch, 71-3; Avenue
mouse, 65-11; c. A. Robinson's resi-
dence, Main street, 76 s; &c. Gilson'
Portland street, ATS; Mrs. c. Nd. Stone
4s.3; c. E. Somerville, 108 2; W. b.
Proctor, Pearl street, 1884; Old Pine
Golf Club, 1912; A. ]. Roy, Concord
ave, 67.4; A. ]. Roy, barber shop l4-3;
F. E. Potts, 1888.
Last week was busy one for Youngs
orchestra as it did the orchestral work
for the Academy commencement and the
Union school graduating exercises, be-
sides filing three dates at Bradford. The
oroau;zatiou has disbanded for the sum-
rner and Mr.. and Mrs. Young have gone
to the Sunset Hill House where he has
charge of the music this summer. Carl
n. Peterson will leave about July tor
the Mt. Kineo House.
The officers and soldiers OF the Saliva
ton Army wish to thank the many k'no
friends who contributed so freely to the
SelfDenial fund. The amount OF $loz
which was raised, will be divided among
the different social institutions OF tn'
, Salvation Army. They are also CRATE
fu1 for the many expressions OF apprec
;at;on and confidence, which have beef
received from those who have given nell
= in regard to their work.
"A striking example OF the remarkaoi
~ instinct in animals which leads them {
travel over miles of unknown country
Ia reach places they have always known
home, was recently exhibited in two
vear.old hound which Edward Peterso
IL purchased at West Burke and brougf
~ here on the train, keeping him unoer u
e' car seat during the entire trip. AIT
% two DAYS the dog was missing and Il
next day Mr.. Peterson was notihed tn
IN he was with his former owner at Burr
ry The dog was entirely unfamiliar with
ay intervening country, but he travelled
a in a remarkably short time.
The club house of the Old Pine y
ed club is now practically completed and
Ve' proving great convenience to the pl'
lge ere. The house is about 16x3O feet a
We is completely surrounded by a Veran
eight feet in width. The pagoda-i
ing roof is supported by rustic posts anc
ist, rustic rail surrounds the veranda.
in buildine is divided into ladies' loc
ed, room and a large apartment for gene
od- nurnoses. The location of the house
the side hill gives ample room under
dye veranda for a gentlemen's locker ro
the which is concealed by attractive lat
ad- work. A ping pong table has been
ach ed to the equipment OF the house LOT
e of door amusement.
"A notable addition to the Boston
the Maine train service this summer is
ON new New York and Quebec night exF
Until which makes communication betweel
and Tohnsbury and New York almost as
aims as with Boston. The train leaves
York at 9 p. m, reaching here at d.
9 ar NJ, and Quebec at 1.3o p. M Return
arge it leaves Quebec at Las p 'tn'' rec
and here at 9.27 p. m. and arrives III
,,doe York at 7.O5 a. m. 1t stops at
$40 River, St. Johnsbury, Lyndonyllle'
port, North Hatley and Sherore
The running time between Newport
-: l'- Wells River, 65 miles, is one hour an
minutes including stops, which IS
~ 80 minutes better than the time mac
80 the "air line"