Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-06-18
FULL PROGRAM FOR
CHAUTAUQUA WEEK
JULY ITO II, 1919
Tickets Go On Sale Next
Monday Morning
at 8 o'clock
FIRST 500 TO GO AT $500
The Program Contains Some Excel
lent Numbers Including Lectures
and Music
FIRST 500 TO GO AT $500

The seats will go on sale for st
Johnsbury's First Chautaqua next
Monday morning at 8 o'clock. The
first 500 will be sold at $500 each
plus the war tax which is 20 cents
after these first 500 have been sold
the price will be $3.50 plus the wal
tax which is 25 cents. Everyone in
terested in this wonderful opportunity
should try and be amons the first 500
and pay only $3.50 for ten excellent,
first class programs.
The entire adult program follows.
Tomorrow will be announced the ju-
venile program.
1st day-F. e. Tillemont-T Thoma-
son. English orator.. scientist and
business man, with his timely lecture,
"Echocs Of the German Revolution"
Theresa Sheehan Company. Three
irristiblc ladies in an artistic pro-
gram of music and readings.
End day-Albert Edward Wiggam.
Distinguished lecturer and scientist.
Chas. T. Grillcy. Reader and en-
tcrtainer, and his daughter, Virginia
Allen Grilley, harpist.
3rd day-Brooks Fletcher. Fore
most dramatic orator on the Chautau-
qua platoon.
Russian String Quartette. Char
acteristic Russian melodies with high
classic repertoire.
4th day-Hon. Louis W. Fairfield.
U. S. Congressman from Indiana. The
Juvenile Wonders. Five talented
youngsters in music, pantomine and
entertainment.
9Th day-Thc Famous Banda Rossa
with Alberto Tosca, conductor featur-
ing the Saxaphone Wizard, who plays
every size of Saxaphones made.
Team No. II, Howard A. Ford,
Chairman, p. M. Pike, Horace E. An
derson, Fred S. Robinson, Fred d.
Gilman, Harold F. Coakley, Samuel
f. Richardson, Raymond S. Stenson.
Total pledges, $3.50.
Team No. 12, st. J. Center, Walter
C. Hall, chairman, Walter E. Rob-
bins, Ernest l.. Morrill,, Charles
Total pledges, $12S.5O.
Team No. 13, East st. j., Rev. J.
N. Perrin, chairman, Mary Wark
Jennie Ramage. Total pledges,
$24.35.,
Team No. IA, Fairbanks Shops, w.
H. Taylor and Allen Ashcraft, chair
men. Total pledges, $603.45.
Team No. IS, Concord, Jethro lii
licrap, chairman, Ross Folsom, Earl
Lewis. Total pledges $13200.
Team No. 1G. Barnet and West !
Barnet, James Ritchie, chairman,
Roy Fl. Warden, L. J. Brock, M. L.
Gray, J. Roy Hastie, Charles A.
Choate, w. B. Harvey ". j. McI.a-
rem, Leslie H. Thornton. Total pledg-
,s, $500.
Team No. II, East Barnet, Mrs.
Robert Gammell, chairman. Total /
pledges, $29.S2.
Team No. 18, Mrs. James SomcrS.
chairman, Passumpsic. Total pledges,
s118.80.
Team No. 10, Danvillc, kev. David
Hickland, chairman. North Danville,
West Danville, and Peach M, Ray
nond Osgood, Albert Danfortn,
Charles Bartlett Ham Morrill,, Mr..
md Mrs. Herman Nsgood, w. G.
Cheevcr, Harvey Peck, Mrs. VI. d.
Clement, Mrs. Hickland, NJ. and
Mrs. Ernest Hartshorr, Mr.. and MIS-.
Foster Greenbank, Mrs. w. G Cheev-
II, Mrs. Cass, Mr.. ard Mrs. M. Y. B.
Dow, Mrs. Ella Badger, Mrs.
George French, Mrs. Asa Wesson,
Mrs. Fred Langmaid, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bickford, DR.. Libbey, w. c. Heath.
). N. ingalls,, Earl Rodger, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. H. Mcdonald. Total pledges,
,91O89.
Total pledges, $3,510.31.