St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-07-01

Office July 4, to execute pension papers.
Subscribers to the Tabard Inn Library
will be pleased to learn that F. O. Clark
expects to have it established here on or
before July Is. Subscribers who can
conveniently do so will forward matters
very much by calling at his store to pay
the annual dues and receive their tenn.
porary receipt and book check.
L. W. Rowell has just had a broad
veranda added to the front of his house.
This, with the large lawn and beautiful
shade trees, renders this one OF the most
pleasant residences on Main street.
-Vineland Grape Juice is sold at F. 0.
Clark's at the following prices: "a pints,
~ cents; piuts, Is cents, quarts, 81
cents.
-Griswold & Mackinnon are putting
new Fairbanks scale into their -four
and grain warehouse.
The choir ofthe North church, assisted
by Miss Ethel Abbott, soprano, gave
very enjoyable musical service last Sun.
day evening.
The Mystic Shriners held a session at
Armory Hall last evening, and it is
alleged that the "camel" was about as
| lively as on former occasions.
Two individuals, Peter Meyette OF
| Lyndon and Charles Blanchard OF this
place, settled with Justice Worcester last
week Thursday, for over-indulgence in
| the ardent. It cost them $11.1O each.
| Vegetation has been hustling on Ho.
morient Farm since the drouth closed.
Potatoes were in blossom there June "a,
and the corn stands 80 inches high. For
several nights past deer hascome down
out of the woods near Homorient and
feasted on the growing corn.
IS. D. Atwood laid the table for 300
Shriners at Pythian Hall last night.
John R. Somerville has received from
the Canadian government a medal in
recognition of his services in the Fenian
raid. On one side of the medal is the
bust of Queen Victoria and on the reverse
is the British flag and coat OF arms with
the word Canada at the top. Around
the edge are the words John R. Somer
vile, 1st Sylvester Co.
--Worthen & Gleason will sell for cast
this combination: rs lbs. sugar, ST.;
lb. tea, Japan mixed, so cents; ID. Mo
cha and Java coffee, 35 cents. All for
$1.85. Twenty-Five lbs. sugar ST.; ]
gallon vinegar, 20 cents; gallon mo-
lssses. 40 cents; cans peaches, 25 cents
and 2 cans pears, 25 cents. All for $2.10
There have been number of deer
seen in Barnet lately, two being killed by
the cars near the station, one seen on the
highway and one coming up to eat salt
with the cattle man was feeding.
The first ball game by the scalemak
ers against the Danvilles was witnessed
by quite large audience, and all agree
that the local team put up a fine game
considering the short time they have
been in practice. They have some excel
lent material and if they continue te
receive the patronage they had last Sat
urday on the campus, they will soon b.
in condition to give us some fine sport
Let every lover of this popular game en-
courage the boys with patronage.
The regular meeting of Chamberlir
Post, No. 1, G. A. R., will be held at the
hall at o'clock, Saturday, instead OF in
the evening, on account of the public ex
ercises to be held at that time.
William Benedict is still in the front
rank with sweet peas. having blossoms
in his garden last Saturday; and a bo
quet OF the same flowers was presented
to the CALIFORNIAN office Monday from
the garden of ]. M. Foy.
Green Mountain Lodge, No. 49, N
E. 0. p, whose meetings are usually
held Saturday evenings, will hold theil
meeting this week Thursday evening, al
which time several Of the grand officers
will be present. After close OF lodge
there will be an entertainment with re-
freshments, confined strictly to members
of the order.
The Brooks Tyler Dry Goods Com
pany are fortunate in having secured the
services of B. W. Wilcox, who has for the
past eight years been in the employ Of
The Stone Tracy Co. of Windsor. Mr.
Wilcox has had large experience in the
dry goods business in different parts O
the state and comes we'll equipped tC