St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-03-15
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The Juvenile Library Association nave
placed in the Library the iolio"ins
books:
The Woodcarvers of Lympus, M. T.
Walker.
Tilda lane, Marshall Saunders.
Master Skylark, John Bennett.
Pickets Gap, Homer Green.
The House OF FulflIment. G. M. Martin.
Wee MacGregor, ]. ]. Bell.
Pomink, William Byron For6ush.
The Bishops of Shadow, l. T.Thurston.
The Sign of the Prophet, j b. Naylcr.
Bob, Son OF Battle, Alfred Olivant.
The Masquerader, Katherine c. Thur
ston.
The Isle OF Unrest, H. S. Hartman.
The Jesamy Bride. F. F. Moore.
The Crossing, Winston Churchill.
The Light of the Star, Hsmliu Garland.
A Journey in Search OF Christmas,
Owen Wister.
Love Finds The Way, Paul l.. Ford.
Japan, Safcadio Hearn.
Vestry of the Basins, Sarah T. M.
Green.
The Heart of Hyacinth, Onto Watan'
ma.
The Sea Wolf, Jack London.
The Lady of Loyalty House, j. H. Nc
Carly.
The Common Lot, Robert Herrick.
The Blue Flower, Henry Van Dyke.
A Ladder OF Swords, Gilbert Parker.
Nastromo, Joseph Conrad.
Paths of Judgment, Anna Douglas
Sedgwick.
Flowers and Ferns and their Haunts,
M. 0. Wright.
The Conqueror, Gertrude Atherton.
Old Gorgon Graham, G. H. Lorrlmer.
Fables in Slang, George AIDE.
The Country of Dwaris, Paul Du
Chaillu.
Lost in the Jungle, Paul Du Chaillu.
My Apingi Kingdom, Paul Du Challu.
Stories of the Gorilla Country, Paul
Du Chailu.
Wild Lite Under the Equator, Paul Du
| Chaillu.
At the town meeting, Miss M. E
Dimond, superintendent OF schools, gave
an interesting report ofthe town schools
Our teachers, she said, have been doing
more and better work than last year
They are studying the methods OF othei
teachers with persistent effort to Learn
the best method; they are energetic, en-
thusiastic and progressive; the pupils
attentive, studious and obedient, and the
years work on the whole seemed to give
promise OF good results. Our pupils, sht
says, compare favorably when entering
the Academy with those coming from ad
Joining towns. Many obstacles are still
to be overcome. Our schools cost about
$23 for each pupil, but many OF thu
schools are so small that large per cent
OF this must be expended for transporta
ton or tuition in adjoining towns. Tht
problem before the school board is how
to make the money now spent OF more
value to the pupil than when spent fol
transportation.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold their meeting Thursday
afternoon at o'clock. Tea will be serv
ed. All are cordially invited.
The Woman's Missionary society will
hold their meeting Friday afternoon il
the ladies' parlor.
Remember the children's party at tht
Congregational church vestry Friday
evening. Admission Is c,nts. A fine FOL
those not dressing in Children costumes
Mrs. Margaret Harvey Mackey ant
children from St. Johnsbury have beer
spending week or more at Deacon Har
vey's.
Mrs. Cloud Harvey, Leonard Welcl
Miss Nellie May Harvey, and the littl
son Harry Welch are all sick with th
grip, but are all gaining at present.
John Mcfarland, who has been i'll tn
last three months, has so far recovered
that he was able to be out town meet
ing day, and was at church Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Chase went Friday to ST
Johnsbury to visit her daughter, Mrs
Newell, who is quite sick with grip.
The Sunday evening service at the Cor
gregational church was missionar
concert. Mr.. Burrage took charge c
the service.
James A. Impey Of St. Johnsbury visi
ed his cousin, John Mcfarland, last weel