St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-15
Inral and Sfatr Vems.

41rH ana S!dr ,WfHs.
school meeting the 18th, to see if
rbr district will vote money to defray
rirlrul expenses.
The Listers are now appraising the
zeal estate i'll this town under the new
av which requires it to he done every
tom years.
Rev. II. +. Jewett will preach at
-hr congregational church at st. Johns
mr, Centre. next Sabbath morning. at
The usual hour of worship.
The FairhamkseS sold two Young
jerseys to 90 into Orleans county. last
week. at so each. Sevrnty-tive dol
Ia. i,a good price for a calf.
t;ro. II. Hastings has returned from
ms winters soiourn in Boston. where
h,. has been studying the Photographic
at and has re-opened his gallery i'll
Browns building.
The town fathers have uncovered
the statue "America i'll the Court
House grounds. and the lady looks rs
hrnignly as though there had not been
nearly seven months of winter
Last Saturday was "a dark day.
Many business places were obliged to
light up during the afternoon. There
Was considerable thunder. and Il gentle
rain of an hours duration during the
day
In repairing an old building in
Fairbanks village on Wednesday.
Workmen found concealed underneath.
Two kegs nearly full of rifle powder. and
about one hundred pounds of old lead
pipe.
Mr.. Samuel Jewett has purchased
tn. fine building lot of Mr.. Horace Pad
dock, which lies between his house and
d. Houghton's. The price is under
stood to he about $1,000. 1t is Mr..
Jewett> purpose to put up residence
Nj this lot.
One might naturally think that
with all the sand and gravel hills about
hi, village. there would he ut least one
commodity dirt cheap" But We Judge
'h> Is not the case. lis we notice Il sand
aux at Paddock village fenced i'll. and
large placard erected positively
.o discount at this bank"
The weather has changed from win
Tel Ia summer. This week has been
NAny and pleasant, with warm day
on Wednesday. Farmers and garden
rl> are making the best of the short
'lmr left them to get in seed. sunday
AaN a pleasant and cool day here. but
remarkably hot in some localities. The
aHcny ranged from 90 at Boston to
!"ln Washington.
Young man interested in collect
"s rmloSitie~. exhibited to us one day
"'> Week. eleven three-cent shinplas-
.rF> signed 10y :. Randall. and redeem
'''e at the Bank of Caledonia when pre-
'r''rd III sums of even dollars. 1t was
reminder of the war. and the scarcity
''Hahgr III 81 and '6:}. which had al
-'> passed from recollection. After
'''' 'leNe little scrip served their pur-
~. l. mi
'7' P">tage stamps, which were at one
"'e The only change.
Two Of the old boys on Main street
|, '"S impressed with the conviction
NFIihg wa> near. had little game
''" hall. with IN apple for the ball
We sidewalk in front of Gorhanl
-. 'e'trr> store for the first base
very hE>t ball struck Mr.. Gorham's
widow and demolished light OF
worth about four dollars. Bowen
."'"kS that the next time he plays bal
street he will have man on the
4 '''e who can catch Il ball on the
Band Concert
hand advertises promenade
~ at town hall next Monday
n, ''"S. The boys wish to raise lit
81 anal ','y Tor the purchase of new musi,
Hi necessary expenses, and tax,
g,., method Of doing it. 1t will be :
b..1 Tor our citizens to give tn,
m.' "oIe encouragement by thei
,c.n u'e and their quarters. If the,
,e,~,,, %F present in person, they shout,
''' |" send i'll their quarters.
I'LL Art
added .In"rd' the photographer, ha
.4, 10 his collection of pictures.
a n,InI. 'e assortment OF foreign views
as,Yr. the choicest gems in art an,
"om France, GERMANY Ital