St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-04-11
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Madame Brooks orchestra has been
engaged to furnish music for ball at
Lancaster, April 16, and for the railroad
ball at Lyndonville, May 1. Mr.. Lund
is now PLAYING in this orchestra and his
cello is a fine addition to popular or:
chestra.
Last Saturday Deputy Sheriff Wor-
then and States Attorney Guy W. Hill
were in Danvile, where Matthew B.
Greenbanks was arrested for disturbing
the peace. He was kept in jail over Sun
day, and the hearing was held at the Elm
House Monday before George W. Crane,
Justice OF the peace. Greenbanks was
bound over to the June term of the coun-
ty court. Bail was fixed at $500, and
furnished by c. S. Dole and E. c. Wood
ward.
Ralph c. Sulloway advertises his cot
tage lots at Joe's Pond in another COL
umn and if you are interested in summer
camps you will do well to read his ads
and see what he has to offer.
Pictures are now on exhibition in the
Art Gallery OF the Passion Play OF Ober-
ammagau and will continue for two
weeks longer.
The next regular meeting ofthe w. r.
c. will be held on the evening OF April 10.
Our CALIFORNIAN readers are to be
| congratulated this week on the pleasure
they will have in reading the letter from
Rev. Edward T. Fairbanks. This paper
is full of good things every week, but this
number is especially rich in its contrlbu-
| tions.
"A very pleasant evening was spent
with the Order OF Eastern Star Saturday
evening. Music was furnished on the
piano by Ray W. Spaulding and on the
banjo by Claude Goodrich. Maple sugar
on snow was furnished, and whist was
played.
Joseph st. Jock was in Boston few
days last week and purchased three auto
mobiles, which he intends to use this
summer in taking out parties.
Oliver Peck Of Danvlle is the only
new patient this week at the st. Johns
| bury hospital. Frank and Louis Mooney
have returned to their home at St. Johns
bury Center, also Mrs. Fred Robins tc
Newport and Mrs. Julia Scott to hel
home in Montpelier.
Fourteen members from Swanton
have recently joined the Merchants
Association.
MIR. and Mrs. S. ]. Somervlle viii
soon move into rooms in the Goodwin
block on Eastern avenue. They will
take the two upper stories of this block
and the third story will make mos
desirable place for suites for trained
nurses.
The bakery goods OF G. l. Green, th'
Main street baker. are now on sale al
Spaulding Brothers grocery store.
AT the meeting of Company D, V. N
| g., Wednesday evening, William A
Wright was second lieutenant to succeed
Stephen H. Hastings, resigned.
Mrs. Effie Patrick announces hel
Easter opening of millinery this after
noon and tomorrow, and will be pleased
to see her former and prospective
patrons.
The annual meeting of the Danvill'
Baptist Association will be held in St
Johnsbury he third week in June.
Prof D. Y. Comstock will addres;
the members OF the Round Table at th'
South church vestry Monday upon hi
impressions OF Vesuvius.
The Duke OF Kilicrankie at the Stan
ley Opera House Saturday evening added
one more to the list OF frst-class enter.
tainments the management is now Civ
ing the public 1t abounded in gooC
humor and each actor entered into hi:
part with vim backed by strong acting
ability. The costumes were very attrac
tive and the entire entertainment wa:
| well worth the seeing.