St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-10-22

ST. cSuhnsburg Galedunian. Ah ms
st. JohnsDury, VT, Friday, Oct. &C. $780, on r
=. oe..--9e-., -= Fairl
announcements. the s
=57.-3--;---;1:- =. -. - R.lio;o,,, try a
usstSnos' Church Fairs Fssuais Donation Vis BILE,
Cards Of Acknowledgement etc., at ten cents ane
of seuen words cash to accompany aouce. Pio0'
" :, -, Frid
Oct 21-Sociable at North Church.
Oct 22-Promenade Concert, town hall. uisP'
Oct s4-Rey D. McAnister, Avenue Hall eveng. a mic
Oct 27-vt. Branch W. B. at Wells River. was
Oct o62e-Excursion to Boston
Tnral and Stafs eHews. n m.
One of Capt. Laird's pair of driving recer
horses died on Tuesday. He was a hoist
valuable animal. cling
---- - such
MI 4. r. rie'chers naro"aie SURE valu
upon Eastern avenue Is 'niS week oeing by e.
newly shingled. piece
Tho Sorora;ons of +h;o ,loce sold floor
o,,. .ho ,,ooas :, .ho;r s+oro Of ouction over
last Saturday evening and have closed wna'
up business.
An examination of teachers of pub =
lie schools will be held at the Union was
sohooI hri1dino Saturday, Oct. 80. at day
9 o'clock. 'n'o'
- weel
The milk men III .nis Vicinity nave sprr
raised the price OF MIX from I'VE cents whel
to six cents a quart, to take effect from bean
the 18th of October. o,clo
The Band begin Friday evening 10 I'd
co - of eight promenade concerts. cont
tickets To course only al. nroceeds to nigh
nav for uniforms for new members day
| good
Perkins Underwood, clerk in N. NJ. bless
Johnson's store, who has for several
weeks been laid up with fever, is able
to resume his old position this week. .ooA
------- lns'S
WIN. Renfrew and son and Miss is ri
Sarah Stevens of this place, and 1. K. goin
Drew and wife of Barton, were among plac,
the passengers west by Harvey's ex- The
cursion on Tuesday. own,
The Passumpsic R. R. Co. are hav- '"'
ing lot of wood sawed along its line ~ VI
these days. Their wood-shed in this 'i ~,
place is now being filed, and we under 'i,'a
stand it holds 800 cords.
There will be ma squerade party poru
Tuesday evening, Oct. &c, in Odd Fell AT
lows Block, the object being for benef- Treu
cent purposes. There will be both Tines
promenade and dance. of or
The new bell was hung in the new 9Th
church Wednesday, and was rung for cons
the first time for the evening meeting. son.
Although it is much heavier than other anu
bells in town, the tone is not loud and 'ilie
harsh, but very rich and mellow. suec'
| ance
Mrs. Fleetwood will have millin- tette
cry opening at her store on Thursday ton
and Friday of this week-Oct 81 and knoy
%, and the many new and pretty things succ
she has to show we are sure will at Nj
tract the ladies. ty.
If Iooled raoI business-1il,a in front spen
of ,t.Tooa,s nr;a+-,iu lot Mond.r Geo.
when four freight cars stood at the cor ~,
n sr, where their contents had recently VI u
been discharged into the mill. We lean p''e
that grain dealers all around are pretty ."Sh
busy these days. n"s
" Haze
The best OF our summer is past, here
and during this week there have been their
furries of snow, and this morning the MI
top of the ground was frozen. On the T. B
whole the weather has been very beau Bral
tiful. But if you want to see snow sion.
storms and winter distress in the sum- Ham
mer season, go Uest! vest
% Hi Ahio'Son WIN pioa'n "' of til
u''' Ooneoiu noA' ounu"9 nio' ~ a. year
Passumpsic at two o'clock in the after oro
noon, and at the Church of the Messiah NJ
in the evening; the evening service ton
W tach
noon neo''ns' Will '"e "eeA'S onoi- prz,
ings. t;on,
The Passumpsic river begins to An
look natural again. One can readily Ca
see that the water runs down hill. hill
There have been places upon the Moose of til
river this summer, where one could Pass
cross upon the stones and not wet the store
feet. We rather expect the other ex- spar
treme may be the order of things before form
long. Cap
For as much business as is now HIS
done at Paddock village, manufacturers VIII
are considerably cramped for yard room Far
for their lumber. 1t takes some time in I'll
the course of the year to pile lumber as print
high as one can reach twelve foot the
-NsoN-i- Rut don't see how this in to it
convenience can be overcome just now the
The following railroad item of in ,lou
IL
D-.,,. o., - Gale