St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-21

Lie Insurance Company mas appointeu
G. G. Menut one Of the st. Johnsbury
agents for the company and B. Sheldon
has been transferred from st. Johnsbury
to Lyndonville.
The annual meeting Of the Northern
Association of Universalists is held
today and tomorrow at Derby Line.
The delegates chosen to represent the
Church OF the Messiah are F. B. Hooker,
president OF the association, Mrs. J. M.
Boyce, Mrs. A. w. Babcock, Mrs. F. E.
Spaulding, Mrs. c. E. Spaulding Mrs.
F.V. Powers, Miss Carrie Underwood and
Rev. and Mrs. A. Francis Walch.
DIR. John M. Allen has bought Cadil-
lac touring car and his machine is regis
tered Number 13 at his special request.
The police court held short session
Monday morning when one party, who
was arrested for intoxieation Saturday,
pleaded guilty and paid the usual fine
and costs amounting to lilo.
The summer time table on the Con-
necticut and Passumspic division of the
Boston & Maine and the Lake road
goes into effect next Monday and the
new time tables will appear in the next
issue of our paper.
The ladies OF the South church will
hold food sale In the parish rooms OF
the Episcopal church Saturday at 2 p.
m.
Sheet Music, 10 cents, So Main
street.
-Cady & Braley have bought the two
building lots on Boynton hill owned by L.
| ]. Eldridge.
st. Jean Baptiste day will be cele-
brated by Conseil Champlain, No. 48, U.
St. ]. B. d'A, Saturday evening by a
lawn party at St. Agnes Hall. Ice cream
and cake will be served, good music will
be provided and the evenings festivities
will close with an exhibition of fire
works. The different Catholic societies
of the parish will attend high mass in
body at Notre Dame church Sunday
morning.
Byron S. Burt is building house or
Boynton Avenue just north of John R
Somerville's new house.
IS. c. Mussey and wife of Newton
Mass. came here Saturday night in biz
Stanley touring car on their way to New
port where Mr.. Mussey' had customel
for the machine. Mr.. Mussey is genera
superintendent OF the Stanley factory
They were the guests Of DR.. and Mrs. J
NJ. Allen over Sunday.
Edgar L. Carrick has been making
extensive improvements on his house OF
, Boynton Avenue.
The ball game between the Burling
ton and st. Johnsbury councils OF tn
United Order of Commercial Travellers
which was scheduled for last Saturday
was postponed on account of the rain t.
some future date.
ALL the lodges of the Modern Wood
men of America between Hardwick an
;. Newport will enjoy their second annua
e log rolling and picnic at Owls Hea
e today. The special train leaves 81
= = Johnsbury at $40 this morning. 1t
Il expected that State Consul Il. G. Aye
). and State Deputy A. O. Baker will be i
I. the party.
AT a meeting of the trustees of th
St. Johnsbury Cemetery Associatio
>. Monday evening it was voted to rebuilt
the receiving vault at the entrance to th
: cemetery and make other improvement
! on this structure.
Elsewhere in our columns will /
found the official call for special villaG
meeting to be held at the Stanley Oper
House Friday evening, June 80, at 49,
z# " ASdL khG LNPOlb Va IhN ~ dSS~@o
regard to the water supply of the villas
and take action thereon.
Tell your grocer to send you be
OF Priscilla Flour with your next orde
Then you'll know what perfect bread
The following flowers have be-
brought to the Museum since June 1
Buckwheat, white daisy, hare fgwoi
S CROMWELL herb Robert, snowy lady
slipper, mountain laurel, large yello
pond lily, golden ragwort, wild no:
small sundrops, thimble- weed, yarrow,
q odd Fellows Memorial Day will
S observed Sunday by Caledonia Lod
e No. and Olive Branch Lodge No.
s. All members Of the order are requested
E report at 1. o. 0. F. hall at 8 o'clock
the afternoon. short memorial S
vice will be held, followed by the decor
J tion of the graves OF deceased members