St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-02-21
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Ir------- Vt. Friday, Feb. Ell, 1919.
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90, a,IocL WIN. CHASE
rorn and Stair c5lews.
VIM. A. Smith has opened grocery
nnder the st. Johnsbury clothing store.
The chicken pie festival at the
Church of the Messiah Melted $50 for
fhe church fund.
Sheriff Sulloway has deputized Mr..
NJ. A. Campbell of Sutton. We believe
then have not had deputy in Sutton
before for many years.
The ladies of St. Andrews church
give an entertainment in Browns hall
this CThursday) evening. Oysters and
ssAfrs. Jarlev.n Admission 25 cents.
john Dana, Jr., has exchanged hl'
bo,ise in Summerville with James L
Howard, for the Lewis Pierce place al
the Centre.
-Joseph Drouin has bought out Fred
Bushee in Hoyt's block, and will con
tinue the West India goods business
and manufacture boots and shoes.
20. Severance, who lately bough
out Mr.. MONEYS furniture manufac
turing shop, sawed his left hand Tues
day, but it is thought he will not los
any of his fingers.
Those who have work to do b
sledding should not lose any time
Many think the bottom of our splendi
sleighing is liable to drop out almos
any time.
THE wOrkmen in Laird's grant
shops raised $50 for their unfortunat
fellow workman Turner, who lost
foot two weeks ago, by getting woun
up on revolving shaft.
THE most protracted ''snap" of til
winter came the middle of Februar!
For three mornings i'll succession tn
mercury ranged from twelve to twenty
three degrees below zero.
"A. H. Mcleod and wife returne
from New York city last Saturda!
where they had been with their lit
girl to take medical counsel as to I'll
loss of the use of her left arm IN
shoulder.
"A couple of freight cars got off tn
track near BOWS Crossing Tuesda
evening, and being on trestle, it too
neaIly all night to get them on agail
The ties were torn up somewhat an
the running part of the cars injured.
Our Boston letter, and the aIticl
upon the outside on the Chinese, al
both timely this week, when locally til
people are giving attention TO temper
ance, and nationally the Chinese que'
ton is attracting universal notice.
IF. E. Richardson has sold out h
interest in the Change store to his par
ner, E. l.. Hovey. As soon as NJ
Richardson can settle up his affai
here he contemplates western TOT
with the idea of settling in Colorado.
THE Railroad street BARRIERS hay
been shaken up again, and Parker
now under the Merchants Bank, al
Martel is in Parker's old shop in Avenl
House, and Marters old shop on Il
Avenue is to rent.
Mrs. Willis Palmer of this pla
has been tapped twelve times for
drOpsical affection, twice within ii
past month. Three hundred and fort,
six pounds of water have been take
away in the twelve operations.
The tin wedding of Mr.. g. Mrs.
d. Randall, last Saturday evening W
a success-a large number of fTien
present, with fine display of tin, i
ending a tin cane to support George
old age, and IA tin horn about eight fe
long to call him to dinner.
Some fifty friends of Mr.. & M
Il. Underwood, on Pearl street, call
on Them Tuesday evening, by invit
ton, and were well entertained wi
music, reading by Miss Bancroft, dc
lamation by Miss Eva Burke, and
bOunteOus repast.
The eighth anniversary of
Young Ladies Missionary Society W