St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-05-29
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=. II. Davis was in New York CITY
-. ~ week, where he went to consult an
la s',rst His friends are all glad to learn
ocu u4 al the authorities tell him there is
tna aor &c trouble with the eye. On his
no 1' home he called on DR.. w. c. Tillot
w@' rockville, Conn, former resident
here.
wednesday evening with the usual fine
a mC The Sons Of Veterans began
R the2 series of summer dances the same
sno and burlesque play, Reuben
81 New York, was given in Music Hall.
Union Memorial services of all the
.turches were held Sunday morning in
S Music Hall, Rev. ]. W. Burgin of Lyndon
Center delivering the sermon.
Today is a busy day for the graded
.obool At 9 o'clock on the school
0ronnds there will be fag-raising and
fsbe;r beautiful new flag will be unfurled
to the breeze with appropriate exercises.
A. 10 o'clock the kindergarten class have
Nav festival and May pole dance,
which will be very attractive This
afernoon at 2 O'Clock in Music Hall the
schools have their pre- Memorial exercises,
consisting of speaking and music.
The Memorial day procession will
start from Music Hall at o'clock
Thursday morning and march to the
Center where the usual exercises will be
carried out and the graves decorated.
On their return the address of the day
will be delivered at the hall by Rev. l. W.
Mclaughlin.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Robinson was in Spring
field, Mass few days last week
The Memorial day concert this year is
to be given by the Glee Club Cf Dart
mouth College, consisting of a male
quartet, mandolin, guitar and reader.
They come highly recommended and
should draw good house.
Miss Hattie Carpenter, who now
makes her home with her brother in New
Jersey, has come to Vermont to spend
the summer with relatives.
Lewis Menut has finished work as
village electrician and will move his
family to st. Johnsbury Center this week.
His place is taken by Bert Drown of
Barton.
Miss Agnes Douglas, housekeeper at
Charles Norris has gone to her home in
Windsor Mills, P. @, for months
vacation.
The Mothers Club held very pleas
ant meeting with Mrs. Charles Norris
Thursday evening. The speaker was
Miss Annie Maxfeld, who gave most
helpful and interesting talk on "The
kindergarten and the Home" Miss
Maxfed's school closes Friday and after
brief vacation she will spend July and
August in special study at Cornell
University. In the fall she will teach in
private kindergarten near Philadel-
phia. She has been much liked during
her years work here and it is matter
ofregret that she is not to continue her
kindergarten here another year.
Ernest Chase moves soon into the
tenement in the Harvey house on
Williams street vacated by Lucius Cor
don.
Burton Campbell, who has been quite
sick for few weeks, is now much better.
A new organ has been purchased for
the Methodist church and will be in
stalled soon.
division paymaster's Office is to be
opened here June 1, after which date
weekly payments are to be in force.
John Nash now of Concord, N. H., is to
be in charge, with c. P. Houston as
assistant
Fred Sawyer is now painting for A. P.
Sleeper
Will McVicar has moved into the tene-
ment in the Graves house vacated by
Wells Rogers, and Joseph Stearns moved
into Mrs Camps house vacated by the
McVicars.
Mrs. Mittie Batchelder, who has been
quite i'll for some time at the home of
Mrs. Loanda Daniels and has been con-
fined to her bed for two weeks, is yet
very sick with little hope of an ultimate
recovery.