St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-06-18

Secretary Bagley reports gains IN
in the Merchants Assocla-
tion last week as follows: Claremont'
n H.. 8; Newport. N. H., II; St. johns
brrv G. Newport is field that has not
been entered before.
The first grade of the Summer street
schools holds it's closing exercises from
+o 2 this afternoon. The work done by
+he little ones during the year will be on
exhibition, which all parents and friends
are cordially invited to inspect.
The annual alumni dance will be held
this year in Pythian Hall on Thursday
evening The dance will begin at $50 to
accommodate those who wish to attend
the senior class reception at the Museum
All alumni and friends are invited
The farewell organ recital by ). FREQ
erick Smith at St. Andrews church last
week Tuesday evening, was very enoya-
hle. He was assisted by Miss M. Mar
oaret Murkand of Barton, who sang
two solos. to the great delight OF the
audience.
What luckily escaped being serious
accident occurred on lower Eastern Ave
nue., Thursday evening. A blcyclist COM
;no down the hill collided with boy and
there was general mix-up. The bicycle
was smashed but the rider and boy were
uninjured.
The Frank Perrigo house on Harvey
street, which was recently purchased oy
Herbert E. Dean, is being remodeled into
a two tenement house and Frank Wright
will occupy one of the apartments Mr'
perrigo is moving to his new house near
the campus bridge.
States Attorney Porter was in Gro
ton Monday to prosecute violator OF
the fish laws but the offender was not
on hand to be prosecuted. The day was
not lost, however, for Tony Hart, OF
+he same town, was fined SIS and costs
for disturbing the peace.
: Elsewhere will be found some
q thing concerning the famous st. Leor
spring water for which the STANDARD
Rot+1inp Co. are agents for this vicinity
y The virtues of this water are well know
to St. Tohnsbury people, and the firm
l,o,,;ro n laroe trade in it.
- C. F. Gibbs has given some beaunir
&c Towering plants to Sunset Home an
- with the aid of H. W. Blood they hav
been arranged in some very attractiv
beds. Some beautiful flowers from Pine
- hurst have also been given for the pleas
49, 49, ure of the ladies at the home
Rev. Peter Mcqueen of SomerVlll'
Mass who was an army chaplain
n Ie the Philippines during the Spanish Anne
~ lean war; has been engaged to give
'' lecture in Music Hall the first week
September. He will have most inte
at esting story and is sure of a large auc
NN ence.
= The many visitors to Joe's Pond W
he Glad to know that Capt. Sanborr
ne steamer "Mineola" is at their dispose
las The steamer will be in charge OF comp
'ed tent engineer and can be used anytif
by picnic parties. Any intormatl
ub. ahout the boat will be furnished by |
'er. W. J. Aldrich.
has All interested in the June races
Roaring Brook Park, Barton, on Jr
ard 26. will find the classes and otherntorn
an ton of interest in our advertise
Ink, columns. This promises to be one OF
ads best meetings ever held there and is un
the auspices of the Orleans County +
oOk Association.
was The Holy City company which
hing remained here several weeks, left yes
atch dav for Whitefeld, to begin summer
qagements. The Grimes Cellar Door
nor PLAYED Saturday evening at Howe "
sew House and on account OF cancf
e at date at Bellows FAILS the snow
voice repeated Monday evening
The Danville Baptist association b
eyer it's 93rd annual session with the Bal
,ston church in Jay, June II, Is, and 49,
been delegates appointed to represent
I'd of First Baptist church at these meet
are the pastor, Rev. A. {. Hussey'
n.o L. B. Badger, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrl
;a;tad Dawson, Mrs. A. c. Hussey, and
oooa. Isabel Henderson.
ming When Carrler H. a. y NnNS'e' y
Waterford Rural Delivery route
vosh making his trip Monday he motto
III, bluebrd leave the mail box at D. Z.
,+a,Io lev's and upon investigating found
oh,rn it nest with eggs. Another box
y substituted and the birds will be all
ull possession of their unique hor
- '"l long as they care to stay.
ph, at '0'7
two The well-known Cosmos pictur
-ht 16 now procurable here, and as admir-
unds. them we'll know, they are among t'
est ever made. The larger size are
rsdav cially adapted for framing tor hom
M Grafton, and the smaller sizes are q