St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-06-12
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r has Just received word OF legacy of
Goo from the late DR.. D. H. Mann, of
S So York, who was chief Templar of the
Ih,r+sernational Order of Good Templars
hr several years. He was especially
!oo4.arested in the Vermont Grand Lodge,
i nnd had many warm friends in this
" aioce This money is to be used in es-
Finishing new lodges, and extending the
work of the order
The trustees ofLyndon Institute have
COMPLETED the number of teachers en-
Gaoed for next year, and they are as fol-
I ows: Principal Cardinal L. Goodwin;
W A. Perkins, who is now principal of
Tvndon Academy; Miss Ethel Chapman,
rrecentress; Miss Helen Allen. Miss
Ewenn Burke will have the classes in
bookkeeping, stenography and type
writing. Mrs. Cardinal Goodwin will
teach the vocal and instrumental music.
With such an excellent list of teachers
+be school ought to look forward to
prosperous and successful year.
Mrs. Louise Brainerd has been in Bos-
ton with Theodore N Vail, helping him
fit up apartments which he will occupy
when called to that city.
A delegation ofgolf players from Wat
eryille, P. O., played on the golf links Fri
day, the home players winning IS up.
The visitors were entertained at the club
house and remained here until Saturday,
when they had match with the St,
Iohnsbury team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Buell. from South
STAFFORD are visiting his mother, Mrs.
Charles Rogers. Mr.. Rogers daughters,
Mrs. Taplin and Mrs. Hanscom, were
also at his home Saturday. Mrs. Han
scom and daughter Mildred are here
from Colorado for an extended visit,
most of which will be spent with her
sister at Barton Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil S. Clark were at
Lake Willoughby over Sunday, Mr.. Clark
being detained a few days by AN unex-
pected attack of German measles.
Mrs. A. l.. Finney and daughter, Grace
we're called to Montpelier Monday, by
the death of Mrs. Finney's stepmother,
Mrs. H. P. Gushing, who has been a
great sufferer for some time from cancer of
the stomach. The interment was in the
town of Washington. Mrs. Cushing has
many friends in this place who regret to
learn of her death.
Mrs. lanes Buell. is caring for Mrs.
Charles Rogers, whose condition does
not improve, but seems to be growing
weaker.
W, Stoddard and o. B. Chesley are
serving on the jury at county court.
Ell. Blodgett was in St. Johnsbury
three days last week attending court.
The usual band concert was omitted
last week on account of the cold and
rainy weather, but is expected to take
place tonight as usual.
The Congregational and Methodist
Sunday schools observed Children's Day
BY appropriate concerts Sunday evening.
The Universalist concert will be held next
Sunday, when they will give cantata
1.-THE God of Nature"
The Universalist food sale was held in
Mrs. L. S. Howe's kitchen Saturday
afternoon with a good patronage.
The Methodist church is improved by
the addition of fine new Vocation
organ.
The Christmas club meets with Mrs
G. M. Campbell this afternoon.
Mrs. Lee Miller of Burlington is spend
ing fortnight at her fathers, Johi
Cleary's.
Mrs. Anna Spencer Frost ofSt. Johns
bury was in town last week.
Lois and Maurice Thompson are re
cent sufferers from chicken pox.
Gerald Menut will remain here unit
school is closed boarding with relatives
George Hickey is seriously i'll will
typhoid fever at the home of his father
in-law, w. S. Masten.
Willard Goss of Washington, D. C., /
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adel
bert Goss.
The Graded schools close this week to
the summer vacation, there being gradu
ating exercises from the ninth grade, Il
Music Hall, at o'clock Friday after
noon. All the schools will assist in thi
exercise, and the public is cordially II
vited to attend and show their interes
in the school, and their appreciation c
the good work done by the teachers.
A serious accident at the light plan
last week resulted in the breaking OF on
of the large water wheels, and in cons'
quence the village has been dependen
upon one wheel for lights and that whe'
has been weakened bya crack in the hui
There are no street lights, and Poop
have been cautioned to be as economics
as possible.
Commencement week next week at TT
Institute, and a gala time as usual
planned for. Final examinations tai
place Friday of this week. On Sunday
the annual sermon to the graduatln
class by the Rev. E. 6. French, at tt
Baptist church. Monday evening a.
the Junior exercises and promenad
tuesday is devoted to the Almur
Wednesday morning the graduating e
cruises take place in Music Hall, and
Wednesday occurs the Commencemel
concert
quiet wedding took place last wee
tuesday, at the home of Adelbert Cos
When his Oldest daughter, Clara Cos
was united in marriage to Frank Bio
gett OF Waterford, Rev. William Sha
performing the cermony. Mr.. and MI
biodgett will live at his home in Wate
lord. Congratulations are extended
many friends
The annual meeting of the corporate
OF o., Lyndon Institute will be held
thomson Hall vndon Center Tu(