St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-03-29
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The Ladies Circle of the Church of
the Messiah will meet this week Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. F. A. Scott,
35 Pearl street.
The St. Johnsbury Merchants Associ-
alton passed its 18th anniversary, Mon.
day, and it has had very prosperous
life. Since February II new members
have been added. and rs names were
added to the cash customer list at meet.
ing held March 21. Six names have been
taken from the list daring the past month.
The excellent half-tone portrait of the
Company D basket ball team, which
appeared in our columnslast week, was
reproduced by courtesy OF the Interstate
Journal of White River Junction. Mrs.
7. M. Perham is agent for this magazine
and it is constantly growing in public
favor.
Through the efforts of Grand Warden
In, Gale of the N. E. 0. P. of Vermont,
lodge was instituted at Barton Land
ing, Friday night by Supreme Warden
Jonathan W. Chaplin of New Haven,
Conn, assisted by Past Warden H. E.
Byron and J. N. Gale. Forty two MEM
bers were elected and 80 initiated.
The annual meeting of the St. Johns.
bury Canoe Club will be held this even
ing at o'clock.
"A petition in bankruptcy has been
filed by William Tulip, farmer of Con-
cord. His liabilities are $4. 1872 and as
sets, $5,O63, less $500 over estimate
in valuation OF farms, which leaves
$3.563.
The young lady members of the T..
T. T. club entertained the young men OF
the club at the home of Misses Elizabeth
and Irene Peck Monday evening. A
musical program was rendered and re-
freshments were served. A delightful
evening was spent.
The next meeting of the Carpenters
Union will be held Saturday, April 8.
The subject of the Bible class at the
Casino tomorrow noon will be "The
Young Manhood of Jesus" This deals
with his early life and work.
"A series of picturesque views of old
English country houses will be on exhibi-
ton till April 10, at the Atheneum gal
lery.
"A special rural carrier examination
will be held here in the nesar future and
from the eligible list resulting from this
examination appointment will be to the
position of carrier on the proposed new
free rural delivery route. Application
blanks and circular of information may
be had at the post Office.
The "Trend towards Socialism" will
be the subject of the current events class
of the Woman's Club at their meeting at
the Museum class room Friday after.
noon at 30
Representatives OF the Canadian Pa.
cifc, Grand Trunk and the various divi-
sions of the Boston & Maine rairoa
held a meeting in Boston Wednesday
relative to the summer arrangement Of
the train service. 1t was decided at the
meeting that the summer schedule will
go into effect for the eastern, western
and southern divisions of the Boston &
Maine road on June S, and on all out
lying branches. including the Connecti
cut and Pass 1mspic division on June 26
The running Of the sap makes loyal
Vermonters eager to taste The new sugar
The "Round Table" is making prepara
tions to supply the demand and plain
supper with sugar fxings will be served
at the South Church vestry from to
73O, Friday evening of this week
twenty-five cents will be charged, the
proceeds going to benevolence.
"A lamp exploded Friday in the tene-
ment of Napoleon Emo over Dunnett &
Slacks Office and caused some excite
ment. The fire was put out by some o
the New England Telephone force witt
the aid of extinguishers.