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

The Academy team plays Brigham
Academy Saturday.
The corn-caming project has been
adjourned without day."
"A. B. Preston of Utica, N. Y, is ex-
pected next week. 10 assist A, S. Haskins
in H. A. Belknap'sstore.
%. H. Henderson was at Ludlow last
week attending a Meeting Of the trustees
of Gill Odd Fellows Home.
C. H. Goss has five men at work on
plumbing jobs for th Jefferson Hotel and
Land Co., at Jeffersq, N. H.
John Mcdonald will address the
school children at F. pr Corners the af-
ternoon preceding Memorial Day.
The ladies circle d the Universalist
church will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Sanborn nPortland street.
There will be socia Hance at Pythian
Hall, Thursday ev:Snf he proceeds OF
which are to be usec. in a worthy cause.
A social was he'd at the Free Baptist
church last evening; ice cream and cake
were served and a pleasant evening
spent.
The Brooks-T Tyler Co. is going out Of
the bicycle business and the remaining
stock is now on sale at prizes that are
simply astonishing.
The village has new street sprinkler.
Now let it be kept going with sufficient
constancy to prevent the dus.'s getting
into the eyes of the people.
The ladies will be specially interested
in the Brooks-Tyier ANNOUNCEMENT this
week concerning a series OF helpful in
structions and free fittings.
Amy one who has ice cram bricks
belonging to S. D. Atwood E requested
to return them to the cafe, OF notify him
at once that he may get them,
The Bates College base ball team
dined at the St. Johnsbury House Mon
day on their way home from Burlington,
where they played the U. V. NJ.
Ned R. Young and John H. Moore
pIayedi in the Lane Opera House Orchestra
last Thursday evening. They praise the
presentation OF "The Galley Slave"
The people of Island Pond have an
exceptional treat in store for them Me-
mortal Day when Russell H. Conwell, Of
Philadelphia, will deliver the address.
The North church Sunday school will
observe Children's Day this year June Is
with a sermon by the pastor to the
children at the regular morning service
-Peloubet S Notes on the SundaySchoo
Lessons for 1902 is valuable aid to al
who are interested in the work. Copies
are for sale at F. o. Clark's at the low
price OF 60 cents per copy.
The out of town directors of E
& T. Fairbanks & Co. are in town tc
attend the annual meeting which oc
ours day. J. A. Haddock of the New
York house is also in town.
Bishop Mchaud was in town OF
Thursday last, on a visit to the parishe
of Notre Dame and st. Aloysius. At tn
former church he confirmed class of &C
and at the latter class of 20.
There will be notable gathering {
Catholics at Barton, Sunday, when Re,
Father 0 Sullivan OF st. Albans deliver
the address at the laying of the corne
stone of the new church at that place.
DIR. Walter ]. Aldrich and Others hay
bought OF James S. Sanborn the popule
little steamer, "Minneola, - at Joe's Pon'
and will have competent rnan to run
as a pleasure boat during the summer.
The Circle Litteraire Of Notre Dan
congregation, had very Interesting ar
largely attended meeting at St. Agn
hall Monday evening. A iull orchestl
furnished music and there were readin