St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-03-24

TO rebuild the dam III the electl1
light plant, and make what repair
are necessary. 1t was voted to con
meet with the s.. Johnsbury elcctr;
light system, if satisfactory AZ
engagements can be made. By TIL
committees recommendation, ten ad
ditional members were added to TIT
existing committee, and all arc to in
vestigatc the situation farther, anC
report ut an adjourned meeting OF
April IT, The new members Of the
committee arc G. E. Willoughby, r
II. Buttcrfcld, H. J. Hubbard, r. p
Aldrich, G. b. Allyn, L. c. Graves
Peter Gaudettc, |. II. Gordon, Ronald
Bcll, Frank Beach. This conclude /
the business Of the evening, and the
meeting adjourned, after some dis
cussion in regard to the needs of thu
system and the best way to meet
them.
Two loca! talent programs this
week deserve patronage. and will at
ford Il variety. Wednesday evening
IL vaudeville entertainment was Civ
en- by local musicians for the benefit
Of the athletic grounds. Monday
evening next, the ladies Of the Con-
greGational church have Il good en-
tertanmcnt planned, in which Miss
Kathleen LcDaron will take the prin
cipal part, assisted by a number Of
:hc young people in town. The Camp
Fire girls will serve refreshments af-
to" the program.
Henault's orchestra gave t!iei :
Il Iual Gance in the Gable Hall on
Satu day evening.
The date of the Horsempn'i ban
quot has been changed from Saturday
to Friday evening, and the supper
VIII be served by the ladies Of Tic
Village Improvement Society.
Ms. Charles Buckley and her
nephew. Alfred Darling, have been
,pencine Il few days this vice.. with
her sister in Bury, p. Q.
Fred Leavitt of Greensboro ?pend Il
few days the first of the week with
Mrs. May Sherburn" md daughter,
Miss Donna, at the Campbell home.
Dr.. H. NJ. Smith is in Burlington
thi, week attending the annual meet
ing OF the Vermont Dental Society
AS announced last week the anna
ii banquet and matin"c will be held
on Friday, March 10. The banquet
will be served by the VILLAGE I'M
pro cement Society at G. A. |, hall at
$40 p. M. Effort is being made 10 get
for>eS from other points to race here
IN that date and it is expected that
several horses from Barton and
" hitciicld, N. H., will be here if the |
roads are in such condition That they |
lar come.
The Lyndonvillc Athletic Associ-
alton certainly put the town on the
map Wednesday evening, with their
grand entertainment by a collection
Of local musicians and vaudeville az
lists. A long and interesting program
was given before an audience which
filed every seat in Music Hall and
ran over the edge to stand in attent-
We rows.
The program was a varied one, all
oy local talent, and brought out
large amount of ability.
The orchestra, which gave the FIST
selection, included w. NJ. Thresher.
'iolin, Harold Curlier, piano, AL
,honsc Aubil, trombone, 3. Champ
icy, cornet, Leon Curtice, cello
Jharles Murphy, w. A. Bemis, saxo,
'hones, F. H. Davis, double bass, G
l. .Whitcomb, traps and drums The
whole company next appeared in .
ousing good male chorus, their shirt
"aists, straw hats, and green ties
presenting hope of spring. c. v"
lark then sang a bass solo, "The
sainbow shines bright at Morn" fol.
owed by a duet, "Night of JOY" by
'hilip Rheaumc and Mrs. Blanche
uneau.
A short farce was the next in orde
On Guard" The parts were taker
y Will Harris, 3. w. Barrett, Je
ono Fitzpatrick, Harold Currier
IRIS. Rose Allen and Mrs. Ircn,
'alkcr. This was exceedingly funny
nd well acted. Mrs. L. T. Huntley
Irs Samuel Holbrook, Philip Rhe.
ume and Carl Clark, proved mos.'
quartet in singing Good
y, Sweet Day" Next on the pro.
ram was the drill and exercises b.
he Boy Scouts, which were well car
led out, although on account of tn
lness of MI. MacFarlane, the scout
,astcr, and Howard Marshall, frs !
id instructor, the boys were giver
lie drill by Cecil Burns, and gave thc
rst aid exercises by themselves. Mrs
lneau then sang dearest" in yer! ,
vcet and pure soprano, which wa
card with great pleasure.
A male quartet, Philip Rheaume
arroll Pike, II. l.. Carter, and Car
lark gave harmonious rendering Of
over the Waves" Erwin v
utting and Ransom Davis then ap c
cared in comic vaudeville sketch Il
Dutch Cocktail" Dr.. Carter ant .
ert Hindl entertained successful, |
18th guitar and banjo. P. II
Joseph Gates, Harley John I
IN and W. A. Bemis were strik
g quartet of dark soubrettes, ant
.eir songs and antics were mos
nusing. Last on the program wa I