St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-30

Miss Della I. Griffin, the director of
the Fairbanks Museum. has prepared
useful booklet for all interested in the
spring migration Of birds. The list in
cludes Is winter residents, five winter
vista nts and Is other birds that usually
come here this time of the year. The
list gives the date of arrival in St. Johns
bury OF each bird for the past two years,
with blanks for their arrival for the next
three. It will be much appreciated and
used by bird lovers.
The St. Johnsbury Orchestra are to
furnish music for Easter balls at Little
ton, April 4. and at Whitefeld, April S.
Two of the loggers who came in from
the Victory woods Thursday brought
the last end of Victory's license goods in
their pockets. Their exuberance was
suppressed by visit to the police. sta
Moran paid the customary fine OF $11.1O
for their acts. These were the hrst ar
rests for drunkenness in this town in
1904, the last arrest being made the day
after Christmas.
&C. H. Page and Mrs. 5. O. Taylor, of
Lowell. and Milford, N. H, who were ar
reseed by Sheriff Sulloway, were given
preliminary hearing in Nashua, Wednes-
day and both were held for the grand
jury for the passing of worthless checks,
and larceny.
Through the agency OF A. B. Noyes in
the Ktna Insurance company Mrs.
Charles Lachance was paid 81 900
week after the death of Mr.. Lachance.
"A company of glass blowers are hold
ing forth this week in the vacant store in
the Avenue House block.
j. o. Drouin has sold his house at ~
Concord Avenue to Louis Desblois.
"A tenant carrying a lamp down
stairs in the Weeks block on Prospect
Avenue created some excitement Friday
evening by dropping it. 1t took consid-
cradle exertion on the part of several,
and numerous pals of water to put out
the flames that quickly started.
Rev. A. F. Walch prelate of Palestine
Commandery, Knights Templar, will
preach to the Sir Knights at the Church
OF the Messiah on Easter Sunday at
O'Clock. ALI Knights Tenplar and their
families are cordially invited to this SER
vice.
DIR. ]. L. Perkins will soon return
from New York, and his Office will be
open April 5.
"A shaft breaking laid off number of
men for the day at the scale shops, yes
terday.
Mrs. Brooks orchestra plays June II
at Lancaster at the graduating exercises
of the Lancaster high school.
These letters are advertised at the
post Office for the week ending March 26:
Betters, J. E.; Drew, 6. Harvey; Harris,
A. K: Massey, J. R.; Veggue. William;
To any relation of Miss Jennie Stoddard.
The Rector's Aid Society and St.
Margaret's Guild of the Episcopal church
will give their annual Easter supper in
Pythian hall, Thursday evening, April
L.
Robert F. Stenson, laborer, has
filed a petition in bankruptcy, with
liabilities OF $5OO.5O and assets of $1OO,
all of which are claimed exempt.
DIR. c. M. Richmond is now well
established in the dental parlors formerly
occupied by DIR. r. w. Warner in the
Citizens Bank building.
IS. D. Atwood has sold his bakery and
confectionery business to George Stanton
OF North Danville who takes possession
May 1. After that date the store will be
in charge of Mrs. Alice Whitten of North
Danville. Mr.. Atwood will remain in St.
Johnsbury and continue in the catering
and ice cream business.
New sugar has begun to come into
the market and it looks now as if the
season would be an excellent one.
The Grand Chapter O. E. S. of YER
mont will hold its annual session here,
June z.
Mystic Star Chapter No. 20, o. e. S..
will give sugar party to members and
invited friends at Masonic Hall, Satur-
day evening, April 2. The Masonic
Fraternity is invited New sugar from
the Fairbanks orchard will be served and
good social time is anticipated. Price
20 cents.
AN entertainment is to be given by
Blaisdells string orchestra the coming
month.
Complimentary Ball.
A complimentary dance to the ladies