St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-22

sunday.
The new postal cards have arrived.
They are very neat in looks. of good
stock and well finished but the omS-
son "i lines on which t" write the adj
dress, Is il mistake, we think
t'e". W. Spencer has returned from
the west, where he has been for the
past three weeks buying apples for the
Fairbanks store. He reports the fruit
OF good quality, also that it is expected
along next week.
Hugh c. Moore has sold his interest
in the LIVERY business to his partner,
Jerry Drew. Mr.. Moore is not in good
health. and is going to California to
winter. and will remain longer if he
likes.
A novice in the mysteries of Web
>tcI'S unabridged. recently Informed her
teacher, THAT in order to project those
attending church in the time of the
revolution. ccHfcHnidis were placed at
each door" -icddcmy Era.
Entertainment will he furnished to
all teachers of the county who attend
the Institute at It. bloomsbury Oct. 2ith
and :nth. provided they notify Rev. ID.
f.. Miller OF their intention to he pres
cnt. on oI before Oct. :e6.
The epizoo is running mildly. y
friend SAYS, give in the feed teaspoon
ful of ginger once in three days for the
cough. Palson MurraH'S paper of this
week SAYS. give tw" or three table
spoonfuls twice ii day. You take you
choice.
Mr.. Nathaniel Lee evil receive thanks
of the CdItdonidn force for some very
t""th~"mc apples. raised on his farm
near SliIc>'> P"nd; and Mc,>rs. Mat
thcW~ X Pcttcngill for some choice
Flemish Beauty prai>. raised on the
shore of Lake Champaign.
Rev. James Dingwcll of A>hield.
Mass, preached at the North Church
last SahhIth. on exchange with ii. w.
Jones. The evening sermon WAS cs-
pccially able and "pp"rtunr, and We
print il this week, that Il still larger
audience may enjoy il.
\ Young man. student at the Acad
cmN. lost his wallet containing III. Il
few days ago. He WAS lucky enough
per barrel. " here he had umwittinglN
deposited it with Il handful of less val
liable matter.
Postmaster Carpenter L. making
/ Improvements in the post office. The
whole interior Is being rrmodclcd. hImg
/ ing the boxes much m"lr convenient
for the di,,ti lution at the mails Civ ing
more. room Ton the WuI>iu" fore. inside.
and less room fer loatcr> and patient
Walters outside.
Personal.
Dru. Edmund IIaIlrtt of the Centre
village. goes T." Worcester, Mass. neat
week. to spend the winter with Il daugh-
ter.
Dr. A. j. H. de has removed from
Napa city To It. Helena. Cal. To find Il
mildcr climate for Ms. lily de.
Mr.. Luke SWEET died at Brodhrad,
Wis. Aug. Il. Mr.. SWEET was born. we
think. on the farm west nf Fairbanks
Village. in the edge of Dan> lille. where
he lived nearly - Years. He WAS Il
soldier of he wan of l-l4, and was we'll
known 10y all the older citizens of this
town and Dan>illc.
We understand HAT Geo. G. Barney.
Esq. " Ii" has resided III Springfield f"I
Il few Ncar~ past, i about /" return to
this place To reside. and is to occupy
the Judge Howard house on Charles
street.
Mrs. L.C. Porter and children LETT
THEN home in this place ON Saturday
They spend ,hc winter III Boston. where
Mrs. =. Is pursuing musical studies.
Accepted the Call to the Passionate.
\ letter WAS read from Rev. Henry
W. Jones. at the service last ~abhall
. morning at the North ChuIch. III which
lac accepted the call extended to hin
l..