St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-04-04
Announcements.

--7-,,nsnury. VT, Friday, Apr. A, 1873.
Announcements.
n andrews CHURCH, Services during
-. Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and oatur-
at5p.m. Wednesdays at Il p. m, fridays
~ : n M and II p. m. 'APi
Tnral dpd State eslews.
Fast Day, Friday, April IL.
New lot of goods at E. N. ka'iu"'' o.
March wbisked itself ont like the
Plenty of snow ioi INV
where's the sugar.
palms made their appearance here
this week.
snripr millinery goods at o. ID.
uo,o,s also spring dress goods.
Seven inches of SNOW to start IN
april with.
old sugar under Il new name can
he had mt seven cents per pound.
Mr.. G. d. Randall explains quite
fully in this paper what can he found
at his drug store on Railroad street.
MIR. ARA West has opened har-
hess shop in the basement OF Union
block.
Mr.. J. NJ. Stone, on Eastern avenue
has sold out his stock of groceries etc,
and closed up his store.
The Sisters of Charity have sold
the Batchelder place on Cherry street to
Rev. j. A. BOisSOnnault, price S6,OOO.
w. III. Horton has moved his tailor
shop into the other side of the building
be has been occupying.
John p. PhaiI's execution takes
place at Windsor Friday, April 4th, as
Judge Redtield refused to grant the in
function asked for in Phair's behalf.
MIR. la Harvey who recently sold
his residence on Summer street to Mrs.
Adams, has moved his family to East
Burke.
MIR. R. E. Peabody has moved on
to the farm short distance above
Paddock village, which he purchased
some time ago.
MIR. N. NJ. Johnson's telephone which
reaches from his house to his brother IS
was badly broken by the storm of Sun
day.
Any of our readers in want of a
good wagon will notice ia our adver-
Using columns that Mr.. J. D. Miller
offers them great bargains.
MIR. j. d. Gould has taken his old
place in the express office, and James
higgins is upon the express team in
place of Geo. Circuit.
The Free Baptists lead off with a
sugar patty this (Thursday) evening,
and have genuine new sugar to serve
to all who come.
Mr.. c. S. Hastings puIIet which we
noticed last week us laying an egg
weighing four ounces, goes one better,
and presents her owner with another
which weighs four and one-half ounces.
Mr.. I. G. Harroun & Son have
closed up the blacksmithing business
here and intend moving to Barre. Mr..
Field the blacksmith, has rented the
shop where Mr.. Harroun was.
The West Concord dramatic club
drew a full house at the Church of the
Messiah Tuesday evening, and the per
formance is said to have passed off in IL
most creditable manner.
DR.. j. l.. Perkins is having the
large blacksmith shop on Eastern Ave-
nue., owned by him, fitted up for Il
store. w. j. Bray is doing the job,
and will have it ready for occupancy
about the first of May.
The Gospel meetings which have
been conducted by Mr.. Jordan, in this
place for the past two weeks closed
last Friday evening, it not being deem
ed advisable to continue them longer.
The throwing of dead sheep and
such things off the bank at the south
end of Main street ought to be stopped,
and we believe Il person committing
such an act is liable to punishment.
1t will be noticed that Geo. G..
Vaughan, druggist, Railroad street, oc-
cupies considerable space in our ad-
vertising columns, he having added
paints and glass to his former business,
a good line of which he advertises.
Miss Nellie Sylvester, daughter of
Mr.. Charles Sylvester, fell on the icy
sidewalk some two weeks since and re-
ceiyed injuries from which she is now
IL dangerous condition, but it is hoped
she will recover.
MIR. Love, editor of the Burlington
Sunday RerieW was in town Wednesday
and interviewed John Belknap in refer
ence to Il water wheel similar to the
one in this office to run his printing
works in Rurlinrton