St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-14
i. c. Gray began this week to delive

spring water regularly and has already |
secured good patronage. The water is
taken from the spring on George c.
Cary's farm and is remarkably pure and
free from sediment.
There will be an entertainment fol-
lowed by refreshments at the N. E. 0. p,
meeting Saturday night. Members and
their families are invited.
The Odd Fellows memorial service
has been postponed until Sunday, June
25, when it will be held in Odd Fellows
Hall at 8 p. m.
The local council Of the I. 0. F., at
tend divine worship, in body, at the
Free Baptist church next Sunday morn.
ing.
The following flowers have been
brought to the Museum since June 7:
purple or water avens, water arum, wild
carrot, common cinque-foil, rough cinque-
foil, lsilvery or hoary cinque-foil, iris or
blue flag, kale, devils paint-brush, queen
Anne's lace, large yellow lady's slipper,
mountain maple, wild mustard, RI odora,
Shepherds purse, sweet eicely, thorn
apple.
F. O. Clark has just received new
lot of souvenir stationery, three different
views in every box, also new postal cards.
An unusual sight III this village was
seen about eight O'Clock Monday morn
ing when a young deer went from
Summer street across the r. c. M. Howe
lot and jumped the fence into W. e..
Wards yard, whereit lodged in clothes
line. 1t disengaged itself and went across
Spring street between Mrs. Flora Love
Joys and John F. Pages houses.
The Jr. Y. P. c. U. of the church of
the Messiah enjoyed pleasant lawn
+ party at the church Wednesday oflast
r week from 4.30 to o'clock. Games
were played, and refreshments were
# served by the ladies.
The annual log drive OF the Connec
h ticut Valley Lumber Company, contain
ing about 4O,0O0,OoO feet of logs, ha:
n reached Bellows Falls two months earlier
& than in previous years.
:. An organ recital will be given, II
Grace Methodist church Tuesday even
L. ing, June 20, by Prof. Krumpeln, L. R
1t A. M. The program will include "Th'
!. Overture to William TELL" and "a
Storm" composed by Prof. Krumpeli
IN for a union serysse of the Royal Societ,
in OF Shipwrecked Mariners Of Grea
,e Britain.
IN "A petition in bankruptcy has beer
ii filed by Ezra F. Cove, laborer, will
ye liabilities of $19S "a, and assets of $2S5
o. of which $235 are claimed exempt.
al The St. Johnsbury Band will give on
of their popular concerts tonight at s'3'
be O'Clock in Court House square. Owini
n, to graduation engagements of severa
i'll PLAYERS for the next two weeks 1t ha
been found necessary to change the dat
~, of the concerts of both this week an
We next.
es- Rev. DR.. F. 7. Hazelwood of Bostot
New England Secretary of the America
. Baptist Home Missionary society, wi
speak at the First Baptist church Thur
day evening at 7.30 upon the work
tv ou that organization. The speaker wi
HI ;he give especial attention to the work
IA Cuba and Porto Rico and the public gen
rally are cordially invited.
!, "A short but severe thunder show
Vt visited this village Just after 6 last eve
ing. Lightning struck a tree in {.
Stanley's yard, an electric light pole o
posite the fruit store on Eastern aven1
and the rear chimney in W. Fl. Ward
house. The only damage done was to &
melish tbs chimney on Mr.. Wards hou:
Miss Sadie Cameron's class OF bo
in the North church Sunday school c
joyed picnic at Observatory Knob y
terday afternoon.
Gilman Brothers advertise elsewh'
some desirable farm property for sale a
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