St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-05-14
VERMONT NEWS.


pI TSare are now twelve inmates, one
nsl lied during the year. The total
naSln VICE, for the year were $3,513. The
e sAp.ne # the home from the per capita
lnCo nn MEMBERS of the order was 81, 1900.
1 Ths nreent resources OF the home in,
Inc 5;rg ,ash on band. investments, and
cuu' tapn are $4,000. The trustees re-
tue edMr. and Mrs. E. B. Hackett as
Snss"or5intmdent and matron tor another
yS The sessions of all the grand bodies of
.ba ordr will meet in Ludlow this
I .orth ,eginning with the Goth, when
t .to aranl encampment and the depart
Wv ,an + natiarchs militant assemble. The
arond loige will meet the 22d. The re-
s o+t NJ tie grand master will show that
t pUa, aren6w in tie 70 lodges with
I'M ,,smbe ship of over 5000. The gain
'h n'l nast wear has been over 400 The
trJ assembly will meet the 22d.
The incidents report will show fifty
,odges inthe state, and a membership OF
over 4 SO, quite gain during the year.
M
Old CO'Sf's
Rev, calvin Granger known among
lie irier,s and associates for many years
l'' -. r,dlv title of "Father Graham"
BY W. I ,aI,itrtv Mav5 He was born
IN Randolph, March &c, 1905, and with
theeA.!' ~ ~ nr;nc;na1 of an academy. all
Sy 81 i.t1 has e hesn sn,nt in Vermont. He
Dis '''l S @(, CLERGYMAN and
was a 80 nas+6r of churches at North.
j ia ~ w. fIn;n6,Id Cambridge. Middletown
1e'u, Hnhbardton and Poultuey
SPI' !ro,oer was a GREAT student during
Nl' . !, on - h;s lon9 lie He was noted
s sps for his profound knowledge OF the
rnoish language and his exact use of it.
He 5 survived by three sons ana TWO
daughters and numerous eranochildreh
aDC great grandchildren. Mr.. Granger
We ordained as minister IN 1854 ana
retired from active service III 1850
Vermont q. RI.
ri. och annual encamnn,ent of the
He ''' '' .u1- i~,,-.,t...
CA'k, OF vermont VIII " ie'o ''' 1Ao''
plier, June l and II. Inc business ses-
sons will be held in Blanchard opera
buse, with the officers headquarters at
tie Paw lion. Special rates have been
scured from the railroads ana notes
he eyenir 6 OF June 10 the retiring ofh
ers Of tie Woman,s Rehet Corps VII
old reception at the Pav'Ilon parIors
The evening OF June IL, camp hre anc
Exercises wall be held at the opera hous'
lnter the auspices OF BROOKS Post o
that city. An excursion by ran TO th'
Da'le qu"' ~ 10 pom Sa..;,'o,,;af ~
- hos heer invited and isexnectec
to he present.
Another Granite Firm for Barre.
,.att,..lorcs granite establish i
30 -' %o hnlt n Ere very soon on Ian,
g..,Losod bv Iosenh r Remainder O
plna@,Inh;o fron, 1 = Sartwell and A
n "' W'rsa The Location of the hp,ldin,
+ha Cal, tar,,, j., Moth Rarre Tn
no y" ant ;S ~ he let At once and tn
r rIant n,;,, bo started u;tb;n a week M,
p. G,,, ,mho i bach ot the nro;ec,
;s ' sr,o,;onced in tte Granite bnsi, es hay
:ga l,no. oo,rno,ed Gin a ph;ladelnhi
,us s, ~" .o,,,a ,i,,o Tbo railroad facij
u'"' VI 7o"nt ,' hns;,ass u,;ll beexceIIrnt
n os s' a. '' snnr troct oi The Montneler {
Wells R,ver railroad will be run drectl
y to the bui ng. A new railroad brl
4 will be required to cross the Sever
branch and It is probable that ne'
\ carri &c bridge Will be put IN by the CIT
to replace the anliquated wooden stru
ture at thai p tut.
susDec,ed Murderer Acquitted.
n An,on,o C,o,os,, wos aco,;+ted :
''",'r :, ~ N ,,;..h
A NoF'n nero last Week u'su'S "'s = -,
after being on trial five days, on tt
& charge Of the murder OF John Julian,
n Alburg, December II, 1900, Julian
body was found on the railroad track
u and Coangelo was arrested across Il
Il Canadian line as a fugitive from lusttc
Iue men nau oeeu III Coi,PaHY '"S VIC
b Pai( o.,J u ~ mt'S noctet vas
, D"n. ''"I ~ ~ oa"e o,;t,ar rio aover
meow, Navy o w. Wy ' 49, orono +ho+ Coonge
iiia3 I"usu' W 1872, paooU thot The loe :
%i.II u''Tn 'o' C -,o ,, derense ",
tSo. Ioo fT MN G .n, ia the revoIy
n%i ne eil ." Tue 'tasJ, au u" the bnl,
i i,,n G.' P I',,: WAS u'se"'' hN'' WV
"''''s u''a"'
Montpelier Strike Settled
Thu strike oil the paving stone cutie
employed BY the Capital Granite Co,
panyof Montpelier has been settled,
the ompany's terms, and the cutie
have resumed work. The cutters ga
threedays notice, that unless the pr
OF citing paving was ADVANCED W.
W. W. or Wy Way 'ney 49, .,Ia
l tns oih P pa lelu>eu, an mo w 80 a;ne
, og l nc COMPANY one ISIS, ~ Snt