St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-12-10

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st. bloomsbury, VT, Friday, Dec. 10. 1880. Tue
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announcements. Mr.
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Ksssass Church Fairs, Fsstua Donation Tt,its, ing
Cards Of Acknowledgements, etc. at ten cents line
Of seven pOrds cash to accompany notice
Dec 1O-Father Mcnamara, town hall. wit
R Dsc is-IsPpopsrotta Bopeep" town hall Tue
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Focal and Sfafs sHsws. abb:
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See advertisement of French owe
teacher. wei
Maurice Bowen has been pardoned for
by Gov. Farnham. tue
Mercury 10 below Tuesday, and @,
good winter weather right along. ~
Court promises short term. The pla
first case was an unusual one. spo
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Crowded out Much matter in Nv,
tended for this paper. Can't help IT. He
though. job
-Sleighing never better, and we'll giol
improved both for business ana pleas
ure.
Mr. TT ! Hartman is assisting in To,
tho ACADEMY during Mr.. Fuller's ill Tn.
ness. the
Il. L. Hovey has purchased an 9th bur
or lumber lot-owned by Lambert ing
Packard and situated in Waterford. late
We
If boys must break the law any will
way ."oJ """ 'o''oi 0o''r '""" 'o"' ton
down the signs, as the penalty of the 49,
former is less severe.
Lecture by Father Mcnamara, the q
independent Catholic, at town hall, Fri cal
day evening, the 10th. This is in the adv
Y. M. G. A. course. tba
The shops are getting very gay 10 c
with holiday goods, and the streets are Use
we'll filled with purchasers from this esp
and surrounding towns. ing,
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"A Mr.. Goodwin of Paddock village FIJI
got his foot quite badly hurt at Mr.. I. r
Hooker's shop. A heavy casting fell C. {
upon it, and it was necessary to call G.
physician. f.
Frank Bepcbley. RECENTLY foreman T.
at the Inder office, has engaged to run E.
upon the road as salesman for the new V
candy mandatory, and has already f.
commenced business. ST.
-Green Mountain Grange met at The
Farnham's hall at the Centre village
last Saturday, and elected officers for tim
ensuing year. E. P. Allen, Master, P. DC
L. Pierce, Secretary. tna'
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We haven't seen the crockery bust hav
ness much livelier anywhere than at vice
Mr.. Quinton Cooks upon Railroad New
street. A new crate stands at his door this
quite frequently. wee
. The Randalls of Railroad street are or
getting in more help preparatory for bu
the holiday trade. 1t looks now as abo
though all the traders would have busy alre
times. carl
The new addition to the ST. j. & r
pleted, and will accommodate four en- Arr
gines. This must be quite a help to A
the company. GRIP
po c. IT IA fo,,,or,,, &c +,;s Pol
town but for several years pastor of Se''
Congregational church at Lawrence, Jus
Mass, has accepted a second call to ~
church at Milwaukee, Wis. GUS
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"A son of Carlos Sargent had fit in the
the Methodist church on Sunday dur is
ing service, and an adopted daughter of the
Mark Smith had fit on Monday. We Civ
understand both are better.
There will be social gathering at A
the basement of the South church on into
this (Thursday) evening. Admission pur
10 cents. Hot supper will be served son
from half-past six to nine o'clock on the cha
European plan. ter
There was rumor on Tuesday
that Frank Tillotson had shot himself var
in Montreal, fallen off a train in Chica- ''o
go, and been thrown from the st. Louis "'
bridge,-being killed in every instance. i00
W. I.or, thot th.ra 70 mn trrtb in a;tbar pOr
of these stories and how they got into al
circulation we do not know.
fine
MIR. Francis Switser, uphOlsterer on the
Eastern avenue, has recently commence fou
ed to manufacture excelsior" stuffing ma
material in the building at the depot abo
lately occupied by w. w. Ladd as a her
repair shop. He has one machine at viii
work, and may have another before TIL,
long. The wood used in this business ing
is poplar, white birch, and bass. Two cha
men are now employed. A