St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-03-26
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will be made for equipment and improve
ment.
New Department in Seminary,
At the opening of the spring term at
Montpelier Seminary next week, an Eng.
hsh department will be established. Miss
Edith II. Barnes, M. L. A., will be in
charge, states the Montpelier Journal.
Miss Barnes has, for several years been
assistant to the principal of the Barre
High School, with the exception OF last
year, when she was studying abroad.
lhls new department has long been a
cherished plan Of Principal Davenport
and the trustees. Its establishment will
surely strengthen the already extensive
courses OF study at this institution.
Good Mnsic for Montpelier.
George Fl. Wilder, OF Montpelier, is
planning to give the first of a series of
two more concerts some time during the
latter part OF May. For the first ore he
intends to secure the services of Evan
Williams, the celebrated tenor singer
who made such hit at the last musical
festival in Worcester, Mass. In addition
to this he proposes to have an orchestra
OF 40 pieces. Something new in the line
OF symphony will be given.
Charles Burnap of Somerset met with
serious accident in Johnson's mill last
Thursday. He was learning to cut chair
stock and had only worked about an
| hour when in some manner his shirt
| sleeve caught in the lathe, drawing him
IN uEder the big knife Two gashes three
or four inches long W,re cut both sides of
his head. Dan Mack, who was near.
saw the accident and threw off the belt
instantly, or Mr., Burnap would certainly
have been killed at once.
William CiIley, who had remained in
jail at Burlington nearly nine months be-
cause he refused to disclose where he
secured liquor, got tired OF his imprson-
| ment, and made disclosure last week.
He was sentenced to pay a fine OF $50
and costs of Sal AZ, for intoxication.
He could not pay and gets 100 days at
Rutland instead
D. Appleton & Co., the New York pub.
fishers, have secured for publication in
the tall Frank T. Bullen's new novel
called "A Whaleman's Wife" part of the
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Hotel Windham, formerly Towns Ho-
tel, at Bellows Falls, was opened to the
public Monday. The house is the prop.
erty of the Bellows Falls Canal Co. and
$40 600 has recently been spent in re-
pairing it, making it practically new. 1t
has Ga rooms, each heated by steam. F.
F. Shepard and Darwin Rider are the
landlords.
Rev. Z. N Goddard, rector of St. Paul's
Episcopal church, Mortified, observed
the 23d anniversary oil his pastorate
March 16, preaching memorial sermon.
Lieut. c. Edward Wheatley who left
Montpelier last week to report for duty
at Fort Banks, Mass. was presented
with an officer ssword and telt, a rcgua-
ton Colt revolver and cartridge belt, by
several friends and former comrades Of
Company H.
John Leahey, veteran of Co. D, 2Sth
Massachusetts in the civil war, and a
former inmate OF the Soldiers homes at
Bennington, and Chelsea, Mass, perish
ed in the storm OF Tuesday night OF last
week on Mount Anthony in Bennington.
The body was discovered Thursday. He
was 50 years old and so far as known
had no relatives.
Prot John Dewey, the probable success.
sor of the late Col. Parker as director Of
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