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

window display at Gordon's drug store
this week, the central feature being a
green mound decorated with flowers and
red berries. Around it arecrushed fruits,
svrups and everything connected with
the soda fountain trade. The display
was designed and executed by Mrs. Cor
don. which shows that skilled milllner
can apply her art in other directions
BECAUSE his store must be vacated
before September /, Charles q. braiey'
the Railroad street shoe dealer, has COM
menced final sale of his stock. Satur-
day afternoon and evening there was
continuous jam at the store, and the
forced sale prices made the day record
breaker. The rush continued Monday
and Yesterday and at the rate footwear
is being sold the large stock will not last
long.
Michael Gleason, brother OF William
Gleason and a former resident OF this
town. but for some time brakeman on
the Grand Trunk, was caught between
the dravhars of two cars at South Paris,
Maine, June 7 and SO badly injured that
he died in a few minutes. He was ~
wears of age and resided in Gorham' his
brother went Immediately to Gorham
and the remains were taken to his Old
home in Tingwick P. O., for burial
In connection with the celebration OF
the semi. centennial of Laval University,
there will be held in Qnebec on une 70
26 and 27 the first congress of the Asso-
citation of French.speaking Physicians OF
North America. In the list of directors
are the names of 13 gentlemen who are
in nractice in the United States, in the
; states of Connecticut, Massachusetts,
New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont
r Minnesota and Maine. DR.. c. Provost
If this place will attend the congress-
: H. B. Gordon, the popular Avenue
f House druggist, devoted the income iron
t his soda fountain Thursday to Sunse
S Home as the result of a voting contest
# Each purchaser of soda was entitled t.
8 one vote and as a result this worthy II
s+;tution received $1245. The vot
p. stood: Sunset Home 81, Brightloo
N HOSPITAL 81, Y. M. c. A. 28, Salvatlo
d Army 27, St. Johnsbury Hospital Il
v. Universalist church 5, scattering To-
IN was ANYTHING but an ideal soda day
is the amount would have been mu'
larger.
T., denominations for admission to t
- state normal schools will be held
o northern Vermont as follows: In tI
20 Union school building here, Iuesda
40 Tune pa Wednesday, June 25, at NeN
,s. nort, Academy buiding; Thursday Jul
26. at Swanton; Friday, June 2f
burlington, Edmunds High school Du''
~ ing. The principal of the Johnson Sta
III Normal school will be present at the
F'- examinations and will be pleased to me
:" anv who wish to know about the wo
of the school, arrangements Tor ooal
er- "
d;- ing, etc.
oi- Secretary McGown and 43 boys
the Junior department OF the y M =
Will want m 1oe's Pond Saturday in G1lm
ms Brother's barge and other conVeyane
sal. and snent few hours bathing and IL
lpe- mo DIR. Aldrichs steamer M1nne'
ime took the party for trip around
ion nond On the way home they stop
Dr. at the Green and the junior base
team defeated the Clippers of that pI
at nine to seven, in a spirited game OF Z
une ball. The boys are a unit in declarin
ma the best trip yet taken
sing Algonquin Tribe No. g. l. u *.
tue will entertain the members OF the trit
noer Lvndonville at banquet in Pyti
Fair hall, Friday evening. Past Sachen
w. Sutton of Cambridgeport, nj
has will address the meeting previous te
ster- banquet and post prandial exercises
+ en- fouow Caterer Atwood will serve
r Co. snread The chiefs OF Algonquin
)pera visited the wigwam of the Lyndon
celled chiefs a few weeks ago and were 70,
was entertained, and the banquet RI
evening is arranged as a return Co
holds ment.
,ntist The fourth annual school OF ms
The ton for Vermont health officers W
t the held at Burlington July ITO. Dr.
stings Stiles of this place, DR.. L. W. Hub
Dea. of Lyndon, and DR.. ]. H. Copela'
ill e. Lyndonville, will discuss Dr. H. t
Miss Lewis "Report from the Londor
American Congress Of tuberculosis
of +be DR.. Walter J. Aldrich, of this place
,uos have part in a discussion on "Wate
;ood y niles of Our Vermont Towns t
Goo. Arthur c. A. Hall, Gov. W. W. Sti
inside and Ex Governor E. {. Smith
y was address the school
,,owad Several changes have been bi
,,o os about by the reopening OF the /
House. Piche & Lamontagne's
shop has been moved to the roor
res are north OF the hotel entrance andt
refs ol q snlendldlv fitted shop. The sh