St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-06-10
For the Library Association.

The merry comedy, IA Modern Ana
Mas will be given at the Town Hall,
Friday evening, June 49, for the benefit
of the Library Association. The play
consists of three acts and the scene is
laid at Newport. Following is the cast
of characters:
Lysander Lyon, M. D., with vivid
Imagination, S. c. Currier.
COL Lyon, with torgiving disposition,
c. E. Libbey.
Derby Eastwood, with a picadilIy &C.
cent, B. E. Goodnough.
Francisco, with an elastic conscience,
Lysander's valet, Lewis E. Fisher.
Baby, otherwise Little Tootsev Woot-
sy, Lysander's stepdaughter, Mrs. c. E.
Libbey.
Nellie Goldengate, with tickle fancy,
Mrs. S. c. Currier.
Prudence Mayfower, with New En-
gland notions, Carol E. Sturdevant.
Kittie, with so much month and
board, Baby's maid, Mrs. Aaron Wesson.
. The entertainment promises to be
frst-class and should draw a crowded
house. There will be promenade at the
close. Whole bill for adults, IS cents
whole bill for children, Is cents. Davis
Orchestra will furnish music for the
entire evening.
W. Heath has sold his place in this
village to E. E. Badger and E. w. Hunt
Mr.. Hunt will continue to occupy the
place for the present. Messrs. Badger
and Hunt will Immediately rebuild tn,
building formerly used as a paint shop
using the lower story as banquet hal
and adding story, which will be usec
as a hall by the Knights OF Pythias
This will give the Knights a permanen
home, which they have very much needed
in the past, and Mr.. Badger will no
now put up the building he had con
templated.
Four Danville young people will b
graduated from different schools thi
June. Miss Nancy Peck and Mauric
Hoyt from St. Johnsbury Academy
where Maurice Hoyt will be one of tn
speakers; Byron Wright from Hebro
Academy, and he will speak on "The De
velopment of the Navy" Marshal
Stocker from Norwich University, a
first lieutenant of the Cadet company.
MtSo OuC vi lUC OlIlCeTS OI
Woman's Board, with headquarters a
Boston, will speak upon Missions in tn
Congregational vestry, Thursday even
ing at 7.30. The people of Danville ar
fortunate in hearing one, occupying S
influential a position. 1t is hoped tn
ladies especially will be present in fore,
The object at this time is to inform an
interest, as the offering for foreign mi
sions comes later in the season.
Mrs. Henry Lowell died June 5 at h,
home at Greenbanks' Mills, aged S
years. Mrs. Lowells maiden name w;
Susan Whipple and she was born
Cabot. She had lived on the same pla
ever since her marriage to Mr.. Lowe
-Four children survive her: A son, w
liam Lowell, and three daughters: Mr.
George Bagby, Mrs. Harley Bartlett,
this town, and Mrs. A. J. Chase OF Ne,
bury, all of whom were present at Il
funeral, which was held at the nous
Friday afternoon, Rev. Joseph Hamiltt
officiating.
Rev. 6. II. Cummings and Isaac Coll
are attending the State Convention
Congregational Churches at Burlingto
and Mrs. Cummings is attending t
annual meeting OF the Woman's Her
Missionary Union at the Same place.
Remember the social at the Congree
tional church parlors this evening.
There will be a Sunday school raj
at the Methodist church, Friday. T
sessions will commence at 2.30 and 7 q
The rally is under the auspices of t
Sunday School Union and will be CO
Quoted by Rev. o. S. Baketel, d. D.,
Manchester, N. H. An invitation b