St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-03-11
AT THE WILLIE.
villa &c Meeting.

There was very large attendance al
the village meeting held Wednesdareven
ing. The following officers were elected
Moderator, 6. NJ. Campbell; clerk. VII.
liam II. Parker; treasurer, Edward L.
Wells; collector, George W Pierce: chief
engineer OF the fire department, Stephen
Eastman, trustees, George Pierce, A. W.
Houghton; village agent n. A. Norton;
auditors, h. l.. Parker P. S. Clark, F. |.
Wiley electric light commissioner for
three years, {. 6. Norris; water commits
sloner Tor three years. A. D. Paige A tax
OF 50 cents was voted. 1t was also
voted to pay the band S21 Tor each out.
door cercert given, the number not to
exceed twelve, and to abate the poll tax
OF the hook and ladder companies the
number not to exceed 33 men
valuable Requests for Town Library
and other Purposes.
This town is generously remembered in
the will OF Isaac W. Sanborn, and Lyn-
don Institute and the town library come
IN tor slzabe gifts. The sum OF $4,000 is
lett tor an endowment Tor the Lyndon
Literary institute, to be called the San.
born fund. Only the income OF this lund |
is to be used, and If the Institute is not |
running tor period OF three successive |
years this sum reverts to the town and |
the income is to be used i'll support OF the
pubhc schools The Institute also re-
ceiVes the oil painting OF himself and
portion @ his library.
plot embracing two acres and includ-
ing the knoll opposite Col Folsoms resi-
dence is left for public library site, pro-
Vlding the town construct said building
within five years. sum OF $4,000 is left
Tor SAID library, but if the building is To- ,,
Gated elsewhere then only $4,000 OF this
amount shall be available. All the books ,,
ID his black walnut bookcase and three
oil MS largest oil paintings are also be.
queathed to the Lyndon Free Library.
A bequest OF $500 is given to the Free f
Baptist society of Lyndon Center, and p
portion OF his library. Requests OF 500
each are given to the Boston Free Ban.
tlst society and the Free Baptist Foreign c
Missionary society. h
The sum Of $500 is LETT the village of =,
-yndonyille, the income to be used bv -,
he Village Improvement Society. v
After making some small personal be. n
Iuests the residue OF the estate, both real VI
mo personal, IS left to the town OF Lvn-
on, the income to be used for the sup ac
ort OF the public schools. co
Mrs. Joseph Lamere and Mrs. George M
,andaIl left Tuesday for Philadelphia 0e
where they will visit their son and
rother, Fred Lamere.
Mrs. William Lavelly and son Edward
oent several days last week with rela T..
yes III Newport. Gu Gu
Raymond Campbell fell down stairs
aturday and cut his lip very badly. ho
'Veral stitches had to be taken by the
nyscan.
Pauline, the mind reader and hypno- 10 10
st, is at Lyndonville for the first three 80 i
gifts OF this week. He comes under the ~
lspces OF the band. a pe
Miss Clare Graves has been i'll for the ter
asst week.
Mrs. A. AldriCh and two children have oh,
turned from North Adams, Mass. die
here they have been spending several o
avs with relatives. tun
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lamere and chill pre-
,en OF Wells River have been visiting A
latives here. m a
Mrs. Rosa Mckinney and son Nal TIL
I'm OF SomerviIle, Mass, are visiting ina
rs. Mchinney's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thu
~ Howe, Bui
The Congregational Ladies' Aid So n
.ty held its meeting last week with wee
IS II. {. Wilson, and disposed of Eul
rye amount Of sewing.
The Lyndon Woman's Club will pre. L
1t the drama, "The Doctors Wife" or ca
Tale of the South" sometime in the CIV
II future. The rehearsals under the q
ectlon of Frank Wiley are being held pa'
ry week. The receipts will 20 toward NC
library building fund. yea
. T. Randall has been visiting in ~"
ltertown, Mass. tal.
1rs. S. S. Thompson, who has been to
.ndlng several weeks at Webb's Hotel add
gone to Winchester, where she will ute.
md several weeks with Congressman pall
Mrs. S. W. Mccall. Ace
Mss Bessie Aldrich, who was i'll last !.
elk, is much better Her friends will
glad to learn that she did not have
as was feared. A
). F. Brown, who is to fill F. A. Sher. by
n pace as roadmaster, will occuDy OF J
N'N IA j Az 4<CDOuTNedu mouse. -,
he many friends OF Mr. and Mrs, Tohn 90 &
naWay gave them a surprise party on A
evening OF Feb, 81 it being their 30 h non
'ddlns anniversary. They were pre-. ing
lted with an easy chair and six dining Dire
airs. s nor
Mss Jennie Silsby, who has been spend. M'll
the winter here, returns to Boston Nv Az
IS week. AlI'
Miss Susie Hale is spending her spring inyl
eaten IN Massachusetts. VIII;
Mrs. W. S. Smith and two children are coff
'ndlng several weeks in Barton Land Bos
lev ohm Kmball went Saturday to be g
rhtr Center Me. where he attended a he
leraI Sunday. Turner Center was a Socl
mer pastorate Of his. NJ
1essrs. ELY BRos.,-I suffered greatly vi
h cata1h and tired tterent remedies hc
-hout fleet. After using onc bottle al IN t.
lr Cream Balm found relief. and OF HI
mot praise too h ghly such remedy NJ
MISS CORA WILLARD, Albany, n. Y. Gift
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CABOT. CERT,
IT and Mrs. B. f. Chester visited at NJ
1vilie, Friday and Saturday. are