St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-01
luraI and STATE ,Trn's.

W. W. TIIAYER Librarian.
IuraI and Shtr ,5lrns.
Unto dog days the season has
.e unusually healthy in our town.
The Band played on the school
.,. common Tuesday evening, to
/. delight OF all within hearing.
The country is full of city people
..a. and st. Jolnsbury comes III for
!. fun -harc. We welcome the old
ends back once more.
The weather has been hot for the
"a past. with some rain Saturday
Monday. The country is looking
els. and the crops promising.
I'm Nirhem and VI. }. Quimby were
fore the police court Wednesday for
I,;ahu. the peace Sunday. Fined
and costs.
There is no small pox ut West
cord. rs reported, and has been
,c The man who was sick has gone
,olk again.
Harvey Cuwdrrv has raised up his
It uu the Avenue. putting under
,hrr story of brick. and making
self fine store and workshop there
VIM. Porter has sold his lot on
~ street. and bought another on
ur street. next south of John Chubb' :
a house. He intends to build this
amcr.
\ freight train on the Central run
-, the night express on the PasslImp-
Dr.. 81 the Junction Saturday night. and
.rdurtur Edgcrton of the latter train
..rIlcd slight scalp wound.
Instead of taking vacation, Rev.
y. iillotSun will hold but one service
Ial during August, at the Universal
j. Cmrch, and that service will he III
lie attcrnoon.
Passengers from Waterbury, Bur
I'ou and st. Adams can reach St
two hours earlier and sew
tai dollars cheaper by the p. y O,
Railroad than ria the Junction.
\ leak in the gas pipe just west OF
Ihuddcus Fairbanks caused the
Ce'. of about twenty feet of hedge
De-. By. also large elm tree. The
|l'.tcl can estimate the healthfulness
~ .raky gaS fixtures in Il close room.
several of our townSmen are il
'aada seeking health at the mineraI
'".' there. Among the number art
.r>>r>. \. g. Chadwick, Asa l.. French
't ili'am Hill; and quite a party
".e ON next Monday for the same
r.oa
Ih" following appointments o
.~,-a'c> To attend the Grand Lodge a
a..ad. were made 10y Caledonia Lodg,
H" e.. /. q. O. F. of this place, las
N"Dday night: Past Grands, l.. G
>..cs. l.. 6. Harvey, David Morrison
na H. F. Brown.
! he ministerial fishermen who wen
.'H This place and Lyndon int,
"'Hcru New Hampshire, returned %
Wednesday, brown as nuts, and quit
''huslastic Owen their enjoyment an
'.'cNs. They went to Dixville Motel
"a' Stream. Enrol Dam. Swift Dia
'nd. and the Magalloway. The
-'e away between two and tire
weeks and camped out every night
Icy report the fishing in Clear Streal
nav" been nearly ruined by som
.'o'ic> drawing a seine there last yea
Alter announcing the securing g.,
'''>'Htt'S great picture to the Ath,
'", the Dartmouth inrH saws: :
".'hNrN is to he congratulated q
''I'mg this work of the celebrate
!'.'ei 1t is one of the best works ,
" HE best artists. We imagine :
."''nIy l. to he the most beautifl
'e' OF beautiful works in VT, al
iced northern New England. In i
-.lilr"nt bindings seem to centre a
.'"Iiliul that comes into the Pa
'i''' and northern part of the Con
''''''W river valleys.
lie De Art Gallery Opened.
W. lie" Art Gallery just complet,
vi. Horace Fairbanks. in come
win the AthcnTum, will he op,
"" publ" on Thursday, Friday al
''"' OF this week and afterwar
'''aE forenoon and Friday afte
81 each week. 1t will not
~" evenings.
Personal.
i '"'' l.. o. Brastow. of the Sou