St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-07

in their advertisement this week to the
statement OF the Standard Accident
Insurance Co., of Detroit, Mich. for
which they have been appointed general
agents for Northeastern Vermont. The
Standard is one Of the Oldest and largest
accident companies and are issuing the
popular monthly premium combination
accident and health policies.
Local Carpenters Union No. 800
will hold meeting Saturday, and will
elect delegates to the New England Dis
trict Council at Providence, R. 1. Appli-
cations will be acted on.
Crawford Ranney has taken the
agency OF the Provident Life and Trust
Company, well-known Philadelphia
life insurance company which was repre-
sented in this vicinity by the late L. M.
Fullington.
The pupils Of Miss Edith M. Nichols
will give a drawing exhibition at the
studio, South Hall, next Saturday after.
noon from 8 to S. These specimens of
their work will be on exhibition at the
studio all commencement week and the
public are cordially invited to. inspect
them.
The members Of the W. c. T. U. will
observe "Flower-Mission Day" Tuesday,
Tune 18th. Members, and all Others in
terested, are cordially invited to meet at
the home of Mrs. a. N. Turner, at 3
o'clock p. m. for the regular business
meeting and flower distribution.
IF. o. Clark is making an extraordi-
nary price on new toilet paper for a
short time. Thirteen rolls and nickle
plated fixture will be sold for $1.00.
Beginning Monday, June -, the
night train between st. Johnsbury and
Portland will be installed for the season.
This train arrives from Portland at
11.35 p. m. and leaves for Portland at
2.45 a. m.
AN auction sale of the Mystic Club
property will be held at their rooms this
evening at o'clock.
Mrs. E. F. Brown and Mrs. F. E.
Rowell have bought W. A. Ricker's house
at sc Summer street and will soon take
possession. The house so long owned
and occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. E. F
Brown is now in the market, and Mrs
Rowell will rent her rooms.
The piano pupiIsof B. Frank Harris
| will entertain their friends at Pythiar
Hall on Friday evening of this week
assisted by c. 81. Dempsey, baritone, and
a very enjoyable program has been pre-
pared for that occasion.
The flowers brought to the Museum
since May 81 are: Goldthread, tall Oh
meadow buttercup, alder-leafed buck
thorn, calypso, red clover, dwarf corne
or bunchberry, red-osier dogwood, foam
flower, stemless lady's slipper, spotted
dead nettle, snowy orchis, wild sarsapar
lila, star.hower.
The seniors of Peacham Academy
drove to st. Johnsbury last week tt
have their class picture taken by Photo
grapher Jenks. He also took the class
picture of the seniors OF Lyndon Insti
tute.
The pupils of Miss Susan B. Hume
room of the Summerville school enjoyed
ride Monday afternoon.
Two out OF town parties were arrest
ed for intoxication the past week ant
settled with the court by paying tn
usual fine and costs amounting t.
$11.1O.
Company D, V. N. g., held thei
annual June drill yesterday and almos
all the boys reported for duty. The com
pany was inspected by Major H. 7
Johnson Of Bradford, assisted by Ad
jutant w. w. Russell of White Rive
Junction,
The auction sales at c. E. Simar
tons store will continue through thi
week. Parties are now here looking owe
the property and if the deal is consun
ated they will continue the store at th
old stand.
An alumni dance will be held at Py
THAN Hall Thursday evening, June Il
to which all alumni and friends are ii
vited.
w. A. Bemis is now employed b
Cady & Braley, and is prepared to serv
the public as stenographer.
-Lederman's New York Specialt
Company are booked at the Stanle
Opera House for next Saturday nigh
They come with band, orchestra an
Is performers and reserved seats will h
on sale at the usual places after Thur
day morning. k