St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-05-03
BARTON
Much Activity Pm Fishing waters
Academy Baseball Schedule

Academy Baseball Schedule
Stone pond seems to be the mecca
for Barton fishermen this season. c.
A. Barrows, John Mcclellan, r. A.
Mason, A. w. Boswell. Harley Chap
pell. Albert Morrell, c. Hagar and
Orange Mossman being a part of the
towns representation at this favorite
fishing grounds.
The Academy baseball team which
opened the season at Derby on Sat
urday, played a corking good game of
ball and were only defeated in the
tenth inning by a score of IL to 10.
Below is the Academy's schedule for
the season: May 3, Orleans High at
Orleans; May 6, Craftsbury Academy
at Barton; May IS, Lyndon Institute
at Barton; May II, Orleans High at
Barton; May 10, Peoples Academy at
Barton; May 20, Craftsbury Academy
at Craftsbury; May 81, Derby Acad-
envy at Barton; May 80. Lyndon In
stitute at Lyndon; June 2, Barton
Academy Alumni at Barton; June 8,
Peoples Academy at Morrisville
Clayton Wilson has bought a blood
ed Morgan colt of Ora willard
Friends of Miss Ruth Jewell, form
erly of Barton, now of Lyndonville,
will be glad to learn that she is re-
covering from a serious surgical op-
GRAFTON at Brightlook hospital, ST.
Johnsbury.
Three fishermen of Concord tried
to force the open season at Niger
pond and were arrested by the fish
and game warden of Westmore, for
fishing on April 30th.
F. w. Comestock has purchased
new six-cylinder Overland, seven
o
mans garage.
Mrs. George Lang is spending the
week at Laconia, N. H.
Clarence Hamilton of Ohio, one of
the speakers at the Christian Endeav-
or meetings at Newport last week,
has been the guest of Editor Gilpin
of the Monitor
Miss Vera Webster, who has been
spending several days with her moth
er, Mrs. P. L. Webster. at her home
here, has returned to Lebanon, n. H
An accident to their water wheel
caused a shut down Monday to the
table factory on Water street.
John Uric has purchased a new
| Overland touring car.
Wilmar Daniels, formerly in the
employ of the Webster Flour & Feed
store, has accepted a position to trav-
i CT 1OI u company.
| d. d. Bean, Harold Bean and F.
c. Sherburne of st. Johnsbury, were
guests at the Crystal Lake house Sun
day night and have Joined other fish
ermen at Stone pond, Glover.
Merritt Potter, who has been for
several years in the employ of the
Peerless Manufacturing company
here, has severed his connection with
that company and commenced work
in the Crystal Lake garage for Fred
Richmond.
| The cleanup, paint-up habit seems
to have hit the town in earnest. The
Pierce-Barrows block, Charles Nute's
residence. Frank Burdick's residence,
and J. F. Batchelder's home are all
being newly painted.
Miss Coda Hayward of Derby who
has been visiting at Juda Brooks, was
called home on account of illness in
her family.
| Sidney Beauclerk of Irasbury, prob
ably one of the most devoted pupils
of the Isaac Walton school, is again
in camp at May pond. c. L. Erwin,
district school superintendent is his
guest for day or two.
Miss Millie Nault is quite seriously
ill.
| MI anu MIS-. "A. y. OlIley Oh Brad
ford were guests at George Dilley's
for the weekend. Mrs Dilley will
remain for a time.
w. w. Rierden and family spent
the weekend at the Rierden camp
at Stone pond.
NJ ]. Reynolds has accepted a po-
sition at the Hood & Son creamery
here.
At the annual meeting Friday night
of Orient Chapter of the Eastern Star
the following officers were elected and
installed: Mrs. F. w. Cutting. w. NJ;