St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-02-27

Frederick Truman, as dramatic reader
gave fine entertainment at the tow
hall Wednesday evening, in his cleve
Interpretation of"The Cricket on tn
Hearth" He proved himself very versa
tile by his successful representations o
the various characters in the tale, anc
his entertainment is considered one O
the best of the course
The committee of the Y. |. S. lecture
course announce to their patrons and
the public that there will be another
entertainment in the course March 6, by
the Royal concert Co. This is given by
the management to compensate for the
two substitutes they were compelled to
send to represent two of the entertain
ments in the course
Woodbury. w. X. {. scored another
success Friday evening when they enter
tanned their friends with a Washington
party in honor of Washington's Birth
day. The hall was very prettilv decor
ated and Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Ioslyn as
George and Martha Washington received
hearty applause as they took their seats
on the platform. A short program of
Rotations and readings intcrspersed
with music was very entertaining. Re |
treshments were served, followed bv a |
promenade.
1liss Merle Smith is enjoying vaca-
ton from the central telephone Office and
and is spending two weeks with friends
in New Hampshire
Miss Lizzie Weirof East Concord spent
the past week with her aunt, Mrs.
George Reed
Walter Rich of Dartmouth spent Sun
lay with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs w.
NJ Rich at North Concord.
Rev A b. Enright delivered fine ser
non at the Methodist church Sunday
morning on the life of George Washing
on and exhibited a paper printed in
Worcester, Mass, under date of Ian. /
500 that contained the account of his
cath |
The ladies of the Universalist church
I'll give sugar party at the church :
MS evening.
Raymond Smith, Emmett Hill and Els
'orth Williams are on the sick list.
Miss Verna Moody has recovered I.
from her serious accident to =
, about on crutcheS.
Miss Lillian Virtue, Mrs. l.. NJ. Moody g.
I'd Mrs. {. Il. Dudley visited friends at 9
;. Johnsbury last week.
Miss lvanella Sampson of North Con a.
rd was a guest at A. J. Lyons last y
eek. d
Mike Dennan of East Concord was ,
rested last week by Charles Powers a
Id lodged in Essex county Jail to await ~
e spring term ofcourt. q
At the regular meeting of Red Clover II
,bekah Lodge, No. 81, |. O. O. F., held
st evening, the degree was conferred Il
ION 1our candidates. Refreshments a.
ere served and a social hour enjoyed. q
Mrs. Lena Pratt is visiting her son, F
by Gray. n,
Walter Houston, who came from Tohn- 0
n, N. H., Saturday, to spend Sunday al
tn his parents, received the sad in al
ligence Sunday morning that the store 70
Johnson, where he is employed as w
okkeeper, had burned, and his room H
ing over the store all his belongings. si
thing, ETC., were burned. Bernard tC
ay, another Concord boy, who roomed
ere, also lost all his clothing. They tn
We many friends here who extend Sc
mpathy to them. fo
:. H: Clark makes photographs at 26 sh
stern Ave. tn
Town Affairs
he town reports have been issued
M the CALIFORNIAN Office, and the VII
lenses for the past year have been as tn
ows; Total cost of schools, $1,318 w
expended by overseer ofpoor, $1,13O.- tn
by selectmen, on general orders, for nc
hways and bridges, officers account, to