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

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was well attended and proved very en-
joyable.
The Ladies Circle of the Universalist
church will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Charley French, 119 Railroad
street.
Secretary c. S. McGown was at Lake
Memphremagog the first OF the week.
completing arrangements for the JUNIOR
camping trip.
Increasing business at the Summer
street laundry has necessitated the addi'
ton of a new washer which has double
the capacity OF the old one.
Architect R. B. Eastman has been
awarded the contract for furnishing the
; plans for the new White6eld schoolhouse'
II will be a 1O.room building and cost
about $25,ooo
Palestine Commandery, K. T., with
several members OF Malta Commandery
of Newport went to Lancaster yesterday
bv special train to participate in the Ma
;: sonic celebration at that place.
The village trustees have completed
the work OF macadamizing Western ave-
nut. The new road extends to the bridge
on the Danville road and is an improve
ment that was greatly needed.
The Modern Woodmen are preparing
- for "log rolling" or field day, in August
at the Fair Ground. The go camps IL
H. the state will no doubt be represented
and "log rolling" is peculiar to WOOD
men.
Two young boys were before Judg
IS Worcester Monday, charged with tn
It. larceny of so pounds of lead pipe in Fac
w. dock Village. They were fined $3 eac
and allowed to 60 on their promise
er- good behaviour.
, The annual clearance sale OF tn
- Brooks-Tyler Co., is to be held con
mencing tomorrow and continuing unit
. Iuly 12. Read their advertisement an
take advantage of the great bargain
ry' that will be offered.
Walter Wiley of Cambridge, was a
rested by Sheriff Sulloway on the char
of cruelty to animals in Hardwick al
wy wy pleaded guilty to the charge before Jud
Worcester Monday, paying fine OF $l
v. with costs of $50.
The republican county conVentl
will be held in the Armory today, beg
- ming at II o'clock. 1t promises to be
unusually interesting session as there
Ave contests for the second senator, 81
- Judges and states attorney.
- Apollo Lodge, No. 2, Knights
Pvthias, will celebrate the memorial 81
dav of the order by attending the Chu
of the Messiah Sunday evening. Rev.
F. Walch, who is member of the orc
tting will preach an appropriate sermon.
f The celebration of st. Jean the Bap
zens' dav Yesterday was carried out accord
- to the program and was a comp
success in every way. We are compe
VT. to forego detailed account OF the
ceedings this week, but will publish a
report in our next issue,
'ppA E. L. Carrick has sold his interes
vt: a granite quarry at Derby but will
tinue in the retail granite business '
y, vt. Headquarters here. Mrs. Carrick ha
Is turned from Boston and they are c
er by pying the upper tenement in b.
- Burt's house on Pearl street.
Two new books are on sale at
" vt Clark's: Bylow Hill by George W. c
- and The Valley of Decision by I
Wharton. Of the latter book the
ton Transcript says: "Coming in
e so midst of an epoch overcrowded
novels OF fiction The Valley of Deci
- stands out giant-like above its surro
r. ings. 1t stands indeed, almost wit
pany a rival in the modern literary world
-Children's night was observed b.
N f. O. P. last Saturday, and it is
by many to have surpassed all 10
~. records. The hall was well filled by