St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-03-14
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In an Official order issued by ]. B.
Ripley of Lyndonville, division COM
mander, it is announced that the annual
encampments of the Vermont Division,
Sons of Veterans, United States of Amer
ica, and the Womans Auxiliary will be
held in Lyndonville. June &c and 81.
The called communication of Pass
umpsic Lodge, No. 81, F. & A. M., on
Thursday evening promises to be not.
able affair. J.V. Dutton of Hardwick,
District Deputy Grand Master, will visit
the lodge in his official capacity, and
Washburn Lodge, No. 90, Of Danville,
have been invited to attend. The third
degree will be conferred upon a large
class of candidates and the communica-
tion will be followed by banquet.
"A most enjoyable feature of the Sum
day evening service at the North church
was the solo cello playing by Carl c.
Lund of Sherbrooke. Mr. Lund studied
in Denmark and is the finest cello player
that has visited St. Johrsbury since the
days OF Wulf Fries. The combination of
the organ and the cello was particularly
rich and the harmony wonderfully sweet
Lyman Il. Howe was greeted with
the largest house that has assembled in
Music Hall this winter when he gave his
moving picture exhibition Saturday
evening. The pictures as usual, were
xceptionally fine, tne water scenes
eliciting the most applause. Perhaps the
most wonderful from scientific stand.
point were the enlarged views of insect
life, showing the ceaseless activities OF
these little creatures as well as their
wonderful feats of strength and skill.
d. Fl. Pitt, the hackman, has secured
the services of Mrs Josephine Bigelow OF
Lyndonville as housekeeper and any or
ders can now be telephoned to the house
on either line.
arrangements are being made with
Gov. c. ]. Bell to address thelocal society
Sons of Veterans when he will give some
war "reminiscences. 1t is expected be will
give this talk or Friday evening, April
13.
There will be a clam chowder supper
served in the vtstry OF the Universalist
church, Thursday commencing at $50
until all are served.
The new patients at the st. Johns
bury hospital this week are Miss Nellie
6 Brooks, Newport; Thomas Mcclure,
Fletcher; Miss ] A. Scott. East st.
Johnsbury; Mrs. Joseph Cayer, Newport;
Charles Johnaon, William Docourcy and
Miss Mary Rouen Of St. Johnsbury.
Those who returned home are Miss
Mary Kennedy, Milton; Alphonse La
ierriere, Mrs, George Lavertue, ]. 0.
Drouin, St. Johnsbury.
DIR. Alex Borland has changed
his office from his residence on Church
street to the second floor of Music Hall.
Mrs. F. Fl. Patrick mas gone to
Boston after spring millinery.
The ladies of the South church served
an oyster supper Friday night. A short
entertainment followed consisting OF
solos by Mr., Shepard and Miss Nichols
and singing by the children.
AS our St. Johnsbury readers have pro-
badly observed, the bird.lecture by Frank
M. Chapman and the minstrel show
come the same evening. To accomno.
date those who would like to attend both
entertainments, arrangements have been
made to have the lecture begin at 7.30
and the minstrel show at $50.
The tickets tor Mr.. Chapmans bird
lecture are now ready for distribution at
the Museum. They will be reserved for
adults until next Monday, after which
time all tickets left will be distributed to
the children OF the seventh, eighth and
ninth grades. As the seating capacity OF
Athenaeum hall is limited it will be neces-
sary for all persons who wish to be sure
OF a seat to Obtain ticket.
There will be meeting at the hose
house on Concord Avenue this evening at
7.3O, of the promoters oil Green Noun
tain Casket Co. Anyone interested in
the company is requested to be present.
Barnet people having tried to induce the
plant to move there, the above meeting
is called to take such steps as may be
necessary to keep the plant here.