St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-12-20
THE HOLIDAYS.
OUR ADVERTISING PATRONS.


propriate to every case in list so long
and varied.
1. B. GoRHAM, at his store on Main
street, has for quarter of a century
mere or less--kept furs and furnishing
goods for both ladies and gentlemen.
He has children's furs, appropriate for
the season.
GEO. l.. TRUAX, at the clothing store
corner of Central street, keeps large
line of clothing, as well as hats, caps
and gents furnishings.
t. c. FLETCHER & Co., Main street,
keep large stock of goods more es-
pecially for ladies wear and for house
keeping, and besides have this year
put in ii stock more especially for the
holiday trade.
FLINT BROTHERS, on Main street,
have toilet articles and confectionery,
and thousand knick- knacks suitable
for old or young.
CHARLES F. ROBINSON, in Avenue
Block, has toys and games, as well as a
shop full of other things necessary for
the occasion, not forgetting fruits and
confectionery.
EDWARD N. RANDALL has opened a
new store in the south section of Ran
dalPs Block, and has filled up with
ladies' and gents furnishing goods, and
select lot of small articles especially
wanted for presents.
GEO. D. RANDALL, at the old store
on Railroad street, keeps besides toilet
articles, pocket cutlery, brushes, card
cases, games, dolls, etc.
THADDEUs C. SPENCER, Railroad
street, has a stock of watches, jewelry,
and silver ware, and choice goods in
ivory and leather.
G. G.. BINGHAM's, Main street, is a ia
vorite place for getting toys, nice con-
fectiOnery and thousand and one lit
tie choice articles kept in a good drug
store.
GEO. E. GROW, at the 80 cent store
on the Avenue, keeps sleds, skates,
cutlery and show case goods.
j. Nj. KIMBALL, the jeweler, Main
street, has stock of gold, silver and
plated ware, and innumerable toys.
HOWARD & RowELL, Main street,
have complete stock of tirst-class
goods, such as gift books, bibles, ele-
CANT silver ware, watches and jewelry,
of all kinds.
GEO. G. VAUGHAN, at his drug store
on Railroad street, keeps many things
which come in play on occasions like
the holiday season.
o. H. HALE, in Avenue block, keeps
well stocked up in ladies' goods,
as well as many novelties for this par
ticular season.
E. & 7. FAIRBANKS & Co. have this
year added to their complete stock,
many holiday goods; Russia, French,
Japanese and other goods, of which
their ad. tells more particularly than
we can here.
HALL N owl 1OEtlj uudib StiCOt, nav Z
good stock of easy and folding chairs,
brackets, foot rests, ETC., all suitable
for nice present, which would be both
useful and ornamental.
CALDERwooD & MOONEY, in Odd
Fellows block, will give seekers after
valuable presents, a choice stock of
furniture to select from.
F. E. RICHARDSON of Summerville,
tells in his advertisement how cheap a
man can now live we'll. A little ready
money now goes good ways.
| MATTHEWS & PETTENGILL, on the
Avenue, keep choice lot of family
groceries, including that great indis-
pensable-goOd oysters.
E. E. WOODS, Passumpsic, has added
to his general stock of goods, wares
suitable for the holidays.
This, in brief, does up our holiday
advertisers for this week-unless we
have overlooked some. A reference to
advertising columns, or better still, an
we are sure, convince all that they can
find something for every case. MOdesty
has prevented allusiOn to one prOmi-
nent advertiser; nevertheless if any
reader has friend at distance who
went from Caledonia county, he can be
made happy for one year by sending
him the CALIFORNIAN, thus giving him
fifty-two letters from home, with much
local news which he would hear in no
other way.