St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-11

81. cSufnsburp (alrdunian.
st. bloomsbury, Vt, Friday. Mar. IL. 1881.
Inral and STATE tHeTs.
A bunch of keys found on the Ave
nue.. Enquire at this office.
-Burdette at town hall tonight.
The last lecture of the course.
Al. Paddock was fined IS and costs
Monday, for intoxication.
Uncle Toms Cabin will be given
at town hall next Monday evening.
There is to be a sOciable and en-
tertainment at the Universalist church
Friday evening.
VIM. J. Bray has sold house on
School street, Paddock village, to James
Blewitt, for $1,000.
Cobb, Bowen 4 Lacasse are en-
larging aud greatly improving their
barber shop in Union block.
The listers of the county are to
have a meeting at the Cottage Hotel ID
this place next Tuesday, at 10 o'clock.
The Academy Student is to be re-
yiyed by the senior class in the Acade-
nv. and the first number is expected
out in about two weeks.
Sap run quite freely in some places
OH Monday and Tuesday, and the SUI
gar season seems right upon us-befOre
a good many are ready for it, too.
Rev. II. Lockhart of North DanVille
has accepted call to the Free Baptist
church in this place, and will probably
begin his labors here about April LIST.
-Stannard town meeting adjourned
without electing a board of listers; not
n man in town could be found who
would accept the office.
Mr.. l.. II. Jones, scotsman, of this
place, has issued his annual catalogue,
and will send to the address of any
wishing goods in his line.
A gentle rain for several hours
past is a reminder that our four months
OF sleighing will soon he over unless
there is a speedy change i'll the weather
Landlord Converse and wife, OF the
Avenue House, were thrown from theil
sleigh at the Centre, Monday, and some
what bruised and Jared. The horse
did not run.
jerome Hallett's horse was fright
ened by the thills dropping down, and
throwing Hallett out, ran to VIM. Hig-
gins and stopped. The horse "Major'
was somewhat injured.
Rev. Mr.. Locke of the Methodist
church preached at the Universalist
church last Sabbath in the absence o.
the pastor, who was called away to at
tend funeral.
We understand Levi Sylvester has
bought out Geo. Tisdale's interest il
the furniture business, and we presume
the new firm will read Ward & Syl.
vester.
Hot beds and gardening will sOoI
be the order, and pure seeds and goo'
implements are necessary. The OLE
house of Kendall & Whitney, Portland
is advertised in this paper.
John n. Gale, administrators, ha
sold the Archibald Daniels homestead
on Portland street, to Sylvester X Ora,
for $4,000. The place cost Mr.. Daniel
between six and seven thousand dol
lars.
The injury to Capt. p. ID. Blodg
etts knee was more severe than at frs
thought, and he will be obliged to kee
in the house and refrain from bearin!
any weight upon that leg for severa
weeks probably; although full recOv
cry is expected.
Some thirty members of the Cd
Fellows lodge in this place made a sur
prise call upon Mr.. and Mrs. job
Lebourveau at the Centre on Tuesda
evening. They loaded down some bi
sleighs and had jolly good time, bot
at the calling place and going an
coming.
-Sleighing came the goth of Noven
Der, and has been continuous since, til
st. Johnsbury House coach takin
wheels for the fist time March Z. Tn
makes little over 10 weeks of sleigh
ing, with prospect of several MOI
outside the village, where the snow
not so much worn.
Arthur an elaven wears old son q