St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-28

the'Sunday Herald. Among the successiui
schools in this vicinity are the Union
school, of St. Johnsbury; Lyndon In
stitute, and Lyndonville graded school,
Among the winning pupils are MISS
Isabel Follensby of this village and Fred
A. Fay OF Lyndon Center.
The ladies of the Church OF the
Messiah will hold food sale Saturday
afternoon at the parish rooms OF st.
Andrews church.
The Ladies' Circle Of the Church OF
+he Messiah will meet Thursday after
noon with Mrs. George F. Rice, IL Har-
rison Avenue.
-S;xteen new members have been added |
n the Merchants Association since May |
1e their residences being in Bellows
Falls. Ludlow, East Hardwick, Little
) ton Rutland, and Yarmouthville. Me-
The list of cash customers has been IN
creased by 178 names, and nine nave
been removed.
3 We have received the commencement
d number OF the Native American, published
It nv the U, S. Indian Training School at
phoenix. Arizona, in which institution
Miss Flora E. Harvey, formerly OF ST.
Tehnsbury, is teacher. The magazine
contains, among other entertaining anu
interesting things, portraits OF the grad
rates of that school from 1901 to the
present year, and an article by MISS
Harvey concerning the personnel OF the
classes.
No weather could have been tairer
than that OF Saturday, when members
~ +he Masonic fraternity picnicked at
Lake St. Joseph. Nearly or quite oo'
persons participated, most OF them goin2
bv train. the Others driving, among thu
latter being quite number from sur
rounding towns. The st. Johnsour.
band enlivened the occasion, there was
ball game by "picked-up" mines, wnll
boating and other pleasures contribute
to the rounding out of very enJoyaol
'ns day.
un- The band concert will be given o
''o Saturday evening this week instead
any on Friday evening.
Makes the children fat and ros
eS', gives the grown folks strength to labor
. u bread made from Priscilla Hour. y
''-ls some from your grocer.
Negotiations in connection with 7
solo of the Geo. K. SWEET house on q
e'ol street to Guy W. Hill are completed, al
oru' Mr.. Swett and family are to have tef
q ment in the "Stone" house, so.called'
Oh Spring street which has beensold to LII
vi r;son Rollins. The latter buys 1t as
aus investment, and James Sanborn will &C
o tinue to occupy the downstairs secti
of the house.
~ A very delightful organ recital "
o;ven at Grace Methodist church II
nave week Tuesday evening, by Prof. Kru
tene' neln assisted by W. B. Atwood, solol
se on Every selection was exceeding enJoyat
WHEY but if one was more enjoyed than ano
ment az II was "The Storm" which was "
realistic. The vocal selection, III W
- All Your Hearts," was very well
dered bv W. B. Atwood.
tie to Quite a large number attended
liar" HaG recent auction sale at the Mystic 1
Ma rooms and the property belonging
the club was disposed of. Much OF
,ut furniture brought good prices and 1t
v VI. exnected there will be small dividend
- declare to present members. A c
gsRuzn whose membership is limited
= 81. have rented rooms over {. ). d
mos, insurance office, which they
occupy during the summer and proos
- permanently.
. The four fishermen who went
Skinner, Me-, last week-Messrs. Jew
Co,aerwood. Carr and French-retu'
early Yesterday morning. They go'
rumerable mosquito bites, but they
got splendid lot of fish, which
exhibited at Moore & Jewett's
made q lot of fellows turn green
envy. The catch brought home incl
about a hundred fish, from 7 inches
;Or. to weight Of 31a pounds. Twenty
of them would range from one to
pounds each in weight-and they
II. all square-tailed brook trout. lt
quite week for Skinner, Me-, as We
for the St. Johnsbury fishermen
made up the party.
vH9 F. o.. Clark has received his
supply of Fourth of July goods and
ont of Dennisons flag crepe paper, strea