St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-17
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Stale Board of Agriculture MeeIi"s'

Following is the program lot tne
meeting which will be held here Frioay,
the afternoon session beginning at Z
o'clock and the evening session at =;
Address of Welcome, Il. A. Blake,
Master OF Grange. 49,. r 4ho
Cultivation and Fertilization OF the
Soil, Dana h. Morse, Member OF Tue
Board
Forestry and its relation to Vermont
Prosperity, Ernest Hitchcock, Member
of Board.
Profitable Dairying, F. L. Davis, Sec
VT. Dairymen's Assn.
EVENING SEVEN O'CLOCK,
Potato Culture, Prof. l.. R. Jones OF
Vermont University.
Address, Mason S. Stone, State oupt'
OF Education. ri,
Good Roads, c. W. Gates, State High
way Commissioner. ,.,
Sheep Industry, George A'then'
Member of the Board.
Secretary Aitken has arranged 1or d
most profitable meeting and we nope
there will be large attendance OF the
farmers and their families.
Installation at the Grange
The officers OF the Grange were INSTALL
ed S Saturday evening by District deputy
HaIlett of st. Johnsbury Centre Inese
are the officers: Master, c. B. by; over
seer, I. W. Berry; steward, Samuel A.
Mitchell; lecturer, Myrtle Joy; chaplain,
Mrs. c. Parker; secretary, Mrs. ID. A.
Blake assistant steward, G. N. Harrl'
man; gate keeper, E. l. Farhes; Ceres,
Mrs. E. l. Farhes; Pomona, Mary berry;
Flora, Mrs. G. N. Hartman; lady assist
ant steward, Mrs. H. c. Mitchell; treas
urer, Il. c. Mitchell The ladies OF the
Grange served bountiful supper and the
third and fourth degrees were given to a
class of seven. Tue Grange has parchas-
ed 10 new chairs for the officers use.
Ell. Hallett and vile Of st. Johnsbury
Centre visited at H. A. Blake's Saturday
night at the conclusion of the Grange IN
stallation.
Mrs. Charles McKawn went to CRANKY
Saturday, Jan. 6, with her daughter who
has been visiting her She was taken
suddenly i'll and Mr.. McKawn was sum
mOned by telephone the following Tues,
day. He returned home last Friday and
reports his wife as some better.
DR.. R. H. Burke has closed his practice
and goes soon to New York to take med'
ical lectures. He will locate elsewhere
after he finishes his course in New York
Mrs. Eldridge Beck with ofLos Angeles,
CAL, is very low with nervous prostra,
ton. She is a native of this town ano
the daueh err of the late DR.. w, W. Car
penter tor many years the resident ply
sician OF Sutton.
Stephen E. Taft cut the cords of hi
hand quite badly Thursday while butch
ering meat. He is an experienced butcher
and it is feared that the hand will neve
be as good as before the accident.
Charles A. Spencer has sold his farm OF
the East Ridge known as the George t
Powers farm to w. A. Drown of Yves
Burke. The consideration was $3.50 ant
possession will be given in the spring.
William Eastman of Providence, R. l.
recently visited bis aunt, Mrs. H. A
Ball, few days.
O. W. Chesley of Lyndonvlle was her
Saturday. He called on his cousin, Mrs
H. A. Blake and his aunt, Mrs. Betse.
Gordon. The latter is IS years old an
is quite well for~one OF that advance
age.
Fred Page, former resident nov
living in Springfield, Mass, was her
RECENTLY calling on old friends.
Miss Lurena Burke has returned t
her home in Providence, R. l., after
visit to her mother and brother.
Eugene M. Campbell of Lyndon Cent?
was here over Sunday visiting his mothe
who is sick.