St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-01-11
TO DELINQUENT

TO DELINQUENTS.
nose subscribers who neglect to keep Their
.,e.sunts square, must not be surprised If the
h.If- are collected at their expense. We mus
Aa4e a settlement with all our subscribers.
lnrai and State eIepS.
New Advertisements in this Paper.
PowEes & Recommendations, Pork, Lard, etc.
II g. FLETcHER-Ice Business.
HofAEo C. KING-The Christian Union.
II. p. Reconsideration of Son.
PoWRRs & GLEED-Petition for Citation, etc
JAMES Observation-Disclosures notice of Holmes
AN. 1hosING BOARD Co.-Notice to Agents
leT NArioNAL BANK-Quarterly Statement
BARrLErT & DANIELs-Dissolution
WIN S misunderstanding wife
1frncaxSrs NATIONAL Quarterly Statement
CHas. s HAsTNGs-BOard
Bring i'm the binding.
AgricultuIal meeting next Tues
There are a few cases of mumps in
school
Mercury Thursday morning, II de-
grees above.
Union meeting at the South Church
this (Thursday) evening.
Rev. Mr.. Frost will preach at the
Free Baptist Church, next Sunday.
Tho village Trustees say that coast
ing on the principal streets of the village
must cease.
Tho first good sleighing in this
vicinity came on Friday, and it is not
first-rate either.
Wanted-local correspondents in
Burke, Hardwick, West Concord, Wa
terford. Apply by letter.
notwithstanding the claim of &
good hay crop, and a very mild Deem
Der, folks are now talking about ;
scarcity of hay.
Yes, this is winter. Sunday morn
ing mercury fell to % below zero, Mon
day morning 80 below, and Tuesday
morning 40 below.
The town clerks are expecting the
returns of births and deaths, and chill
dren of school age, from the severa
district clerks at once
Excellent views of the Athen9un
New Years night, have been made 10y
Mr.. Clifford, and are for sale at hi
gallery There are a series of twelve
views.
The call for the annual temperance
convention is published elsewhere, fol
Tuesday, the 22d inst. Unusual bust
ness is planned fol, and there SHOULD
be q good representation of the TEN
perance people from every town in thu
county.
Tho alarm of fire Sunday evening
was caused 10y a chimney burning Ou
In James Nuts house, on Railroad
street. The church audiences were de-
pleted suddenly; but most returned OIL
learning it was false alarm.
The tax payers have had time t,
digest the report of the village for thu
last year, and so far us heard from there
is Universal demand for economy
For the number of inhabitants, on
village expenses have been extravagant
and the people see it.
II. C. Kinney, D. P. Celley, j. H
Holder, and c.. X. Green, were electe'
repfesentatives from Caledonia LOdg
to Grand Lodge Odd Fellows, to b
held at Montpelier, first Wednesday il
February. w. P. Chaffee and Davi
Morrson, were elected as substitutes.
Mr.. d. A. Clifford. photographer c
this place, received the highest awar
"a silver mediator the best pater
chromotype, by the Lambertype pre-
cesses, at the second annual exhibitiO
in New York, the last of Decembe
The exhibition included exhibitors frOl
the United States and Canadas.
THE Young Ladies Missionary Sc
ciety are finishing box of children
clothing, to be sent to the Home II
Destitute Children, Burlington, the fir
of next week. If any person would lib
to add garments to this box, they ca
do so by leaving them at the house
Mrs. IA. T. Fuller.
"A meeting of the holders of P.
O. bonds, is called at the Massaso
House, Springfield, on Wednesday, Jal
%, at 3 P. NJ, for mutual consultatio
aud action. The call is signed by IL
treasurer of Amherst College, ThiI
National Bank, Boston, Portland Rol
ing Mills, E. g. T. Fairbanks & Co., an
others.
Miss Calista B. Downing, gave
very interesting account of her mission
airy work in China before the unite
congregatiOns of the North and Sou
churches, on Sabbath evening las
There was full house of deeply i
terested listeners, and we have no dou
a quickening impulse was given Il
missionary cause, and an exalted i'd