St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-01-04

4 euce room has main floor and balconies
y and modern stage. 1t has seating
capacity OF 600 to 700 persons.
Articles of Association Filed.
Association papers have been filed at
8 the Office of the secretary of state in
q Montpelier by the Brown Library AS
n ISOLATION. organized without capital
Il stock for the purpose of maintaining a
4 free public library and reading room in
Il Northfeld.
The Groton Cemetery Association is
n incorporated for the purpose of properly
a looking after the cemetery in that place
and is formed without capital.
q The Bratteboro Cabinet Co. has filed
"a an increase OF capital stock OF 100000.
As increased the stock OF the company is
n 100000, divided into shares of 500
q each.
N Association papers have been filed for
the Barre Young Mems Club. The object
4 of the corporation is to promote higher
n moral standard and closer mutual
4 acquaintance among the young men OF
4 that city. No capital stock is mentioned
n in the articles.
To Promote Sale of Vermont Farms.
A meeting of the prominent real estate
dealers OF the state was held in Rut land
d last week in the interest of Vermont real
estate. Those present were Eligar P.
Moore, of Rutland, George Nd. Moore, of
\ Ludlow, N. S. Foote, OF Middlebury, and
L. NJ. Hays, representing the Reynolds
McGinnis Co, OF Essex Junction, Mat
4a-s ~ oil kroao1ae ~ tta 6,.o.
ness were discussed. 1t developed that
the bulk OF the sales made by these men
during the last year were to buyers from
outside the state. A plan OF advertising
was presented and accepted whereby Yer
mont will be given greater publicity in
1905 than it has ever received in the past
and an effort will be made to induce out
side buyers to invest in Vermont farms.
1t was decided to hold frequent meetings
in different parts OF the state.
Annual Council of Cairo Temple.
The annual business meeting and cere.
monial council of Cairo Temple, Ancient
Arabic Order, MOBILES OF the Mystic
Shrine, was held at the opera house,
Rutland, Thursday night with about
200 members present. These officers
were elected: IIlustrious potentate, DR..
I. E. Thomson, of Rutland; chief ra bban,
Frank W. Agan, of Ludlow; assistant
H lington high priest and prophet, George
Il B. Wheeler, of Bellows Falls; oriental
d guide, James keenan,, of St. Johnsbury !;
a treasurer, Charles F. Allen, of Fair
a Haven recorder, William A. Hendrick,
3 of Rutland; delegates to the imperial
"A council to be held at Niagara Falls in
N June, Frank L. Clark, of Rutland, A. G.
a Mansur, of Burlington, and CIV Ruiter,
of St. Johnsbury. The degree was con-
ferred on a class of Is. after which there
was a banquet. The records show a
4 total membership OF 402.
State Bonrd of Health.
81 The members OF the state board of
n health, DR.. c. S. Caverly, of Rutland,
DR.. H. d. Holton, of Brattleboro, and
DR.. T. r. Stiles, of st. JohnsDury, met
Thursday night at the Van Ness house,
Burlington, to consider the laws passed
at the recent session of the legislature
which govern their actions.
Other measures taken up were the pure
food law, the sanitary insp( ction of
buildings, and the issuance OF circulars
relative to infectious diseases.
The board has an immense amount of
work to do within the next few months
and on account of that Doctor Holton
has been obliged to cancel his trip to
Cuba, which he proposed to take this
week.
Mount sinai Temple Appointments.
Clarence S. Whittier, illustrious poten.
tate of Mount Sinai Temple, Ancient
Arabic Order. MOBILES of the Mystic
Shrine, has made the following appoint
ments: First ceremonial master, L. H.
Greene, OF Montpelier; second ceremonial
master, l. b. Bailey, of Brattleboro;
marshal, T.. W. Fletcher, of Bridport;
captain OF the guard, Charles r. jana
son OF White River Junction; director,
Joseph lacking, OF Barre; assistant
director, c. H. Gibson, of Bellows Falls;
first alchemist, George E. Emory, OF
Woodsville, N. H.; second alchemist, w.
{. Washburn, of Montpelier; architect,
Russell c. Collins, of East Montpelier;
assistant architect, Frand Blodah, OF
North Montpelier; outer guard, Fred c.
Armstrong, of St. Adams; master of
wardrobe, w. H. Herrick, OF Montpelier;
musical director, Joseph Gibson, of St.
Johnsbury medical director, E. B. Whit
OF Montpelier; surveyor M. ]. MCGOWAN,
oil Barre; chief of Arab patrol, B. B.
Gammell, of East Barnet.
The biennial report of the state cattle
commission just published shows that
during the ten years the law has been in
force the state has paid $3.50 900 for
diseased cattle and expenses attending
the work. Over $4,000 cattle have
been tested with tuberculin and over
5000 have been found diseased and
killed. The total expense of the COM
mission for the biennial term recently
closed reaches nearly $4,000 and in
cludes the item OF $5S, 1873 Is for diseased
cattle. The commission is hard at work
and cannot keep up with the requests for
tests.
1t is now expected that Gov. Charles 7.
Bell and his staff will attend the inaugu-
ration of President Roosevelt in Wash
ington, March 4. The details of the
arrangements for Vermont's participa-
ton in the inaugural exercises and pa
rade are now in the hands OF Adjt..Gen
W. ii. Gilmore, OF Fairlee. All organi-
cations, societies and other companies of
Vermonters that may desire to partici-
pate in the parade should communi-
with General Gilmore.
Gov. and Mrs. c. ]. Bell, of Walden,
senator W. P. Dillingham;. of Montpelier