St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-25
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4 Lyndon. ...-.--...--.-...W W. Ii. McGAFFEY.
4 Lynd,ly lIlo...- .-----------l. W SANB"kN
ycIudoes Falls ..... ..-.-. HARRY MOORE
4 x,,arh observation-disclosures. +. WOODRUFF
4 p.-.I,ul -. NJ. MARLIN
f....lrr. ..-.... ---.------.-. NJ K. GRAY
..-.,.d ........ ...-....--..-.. +. DAVIS.
s,t,yt.. ...--.-...- Z. NJ. CAMPBELL.
4 Waterford -..-.-.....---...JoH Ohm FRY.
i WAee.ock -.---------.-----. WM- CHASE.
Coral and Stair ,3leus.
A L. Bliss has sold his dry good.
business TO Geo. W. Flanders. pro
prietor of the block
Geo. II. Tisdale has had one half %
the third story of Flanders block tixe,
up for him, thereby having one-half q
second and third stories.
The sugar party last Thursday eve
ming, at the vestry of the Church of til,
1 Messiah, was a sweet occasion, and well
i paronized.
i The Citizen makes out the Sutton
4 snow drift 81 feet deep. We reported
4 it only three rails deep. and that upon
q the authority of IN attorney. Possibly
s be NAV have taken us to he Il juryman.
f. +. Woods. OF PassumpSic. is i'll
s Boston. and will announce i'll the Cdic-
4 iopian next week. that he has some
thing in his line for the people
Two letters from Mr.. Stone appear
i this week One was delayed. the second
of the two coming to hand day OF two
before the first.
Nh. J. 7. Gilmore. formerly from
the Centre village. is putting harness
shop III the room in the basement ct the
Avenue House. formerly occupied 10y
4 W. \. Burke. IL a barber shop.
Mrs. Mckin>try will speak at the
town hall, this Thursday evening
( SUNDAY service at 1920 a. III. and 10
and 80 p. III.
If any body wants hcifcr calf
now 3 days old 4th Alderney the
( Caedonian office can tell them where to
find it. Also, heifer calf ! Durham
and Ayrshire-4 weeks old
Mr.. Luke Buzzell has rebuilt his
pattern shop on the same spot where
the one stood that was blown down.
The new one looks as if it might stand
IA storm.
We are glad to learn that our
former fellow citizen, Alex. Thompson,
is rebuilding his machine shop, on the
spot where starch mill was bnrned in
Lancaster a few years ago.
4 Lorenzo Warren, from West Burke.
has bought the ''old Peg factory" on
4 Portland street. of Magoon & Harlow,
and is lifting it up fora blacksmith shop.
4 He comes well recommended as black
smith
Some thirty or forty men are at
work on the Academy. The plastering
Is nearly done. The finishing work is
To he pushed ahead It's fast us circum-
stances will admit. 1t will be ii grand
structure when completed.
The butter markets of ST. Alhans,
Idrhmond, and other centres of the
butter traffic in Vermont, remain the
same a. last week. Highest price of
choice. 10, fl. and l2c. Fair and good
grades 3jc.
We said last week, that the old
Hall house. 50 long on its way to its
hnil rest. was erected about the year
l'~o 1t WAS standing i'll 1914, when Il
present resident of our village came
here to reside. and who boarded at Judge
Vests the builder OF the no use
That lecture. by Geo. Macdonald.
u" >cotchman, will be given at the
f""n hall. Thursday evening. May LIST
p ihi"c; Robert Burns" y" reserved
'h""tN. the posters say--and we will add.
let there he no empty ones
Distant papers are reporting an
accident upon the p. & o. Railroad.
Al engine did get off the track of that
road some time last winter, damaging
1t a few hundred dollars, and that is all
the accident we have heard of for the
season. 1t is bad enough to tell all the
stories of accidents in the world. hut
there seems to be no special need of
manufacturing additional ones.
Tuesday WAS IL good day for sap.
Mr.. A. F. Lawrence had that night
enough to give him an average of II
tbs. To the tree. and his sap Is still en-
flrcIN free of all taste of the buds and
the best he has had for the season.
The ground was well frozen Monday
night. Tuesday night another freeze,
and Wednesday promised good run
POI sap. Our people are likely to get
sweetened Yet.
One mau has sold in our village.
Since last fall. 1000 bushels of potatoes.
al % cents per bushel. $3.50 is no small
sum for one man, with farm of moder-
ale SIZE only, to realize from one branch
81 business We hear of Deople coming