St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-12-22

81. cyumshlnp Galedunian.
st. Johnsbury. Vt, Friday, Dec. sa. 1854
Weather Record.
At Bingham's drug store, for the
week ending December 30, leS2.
Highest. Lowest
Thursday, "a 20
Friday, 13
Saturday, 10 IA
Sunday, 20
Monday, IL IL
Tuesday, l3
Wednesday, IA
Ioral and STATE -Ifms.
Other Local News on Fourth Page.
The annual village meeting will
be held onAyednesday, Jan. 3.
The Free Baptist church will he
dedicated about the Goth of January.
The Ladies' benevolent society con
nected with the North church cleared
$50 from tlueir sale of fancy articles on
Tuesday.
Rev. Dr. Spear of Middlebury, who
was here with the Christian workers,
delivers the next lecture in the course
at st. Adams.
Charles F. Robinson has bargained
his store of goods to George Brainerd.
1t is understood that Mr.. Robinson
wishes To remove from town.
Lecture -goers can now have "A rest.
the next entertainment being Feb. IL,
with concert by the Ruggles street
quartette, and Miss Eaton, reader.
The Union school closes this week.
On Wednesday the examinations were
held, and the pupils presented Miss
Arnold win Cartoons EARN Ballads"
The last Academy Student has an
interesting foreign letter dated Berlin,
evidently from the pen of Rev. ii. T.
Fuller, late principal of the Academy.
o. IL. Shinn of Plymouth, n. H.,
occupied the pulpit of the church of the
Messiah on Sunday, Rev. b. NJ. Tillot
son being called to Philadelphia to at
tend funeral.
james X. Stevens, rs administrator
of the Abel Wiley estate, has re
ceived $1,000 from the Mutual Benefit
Co. of Hartford, Conn, in which Mr..
Wiley was insured.
Charles Hendrige and Jack Miles
were arrested ON Railroad street on
Wednesday evening, for engaging in il
drunken broil, lodged in the lookup
and taken before the justice this morn
ing.
1t has been impossible to warm
the Paddock village school house some
of the time this winter the new fur
mace don't work Some attribute
sickness in the district to the bad con
dition of the house.
Any persons who have changed
their place of residence since the can
vass for the village directory was made
will confer favor by giving notifica
ton of such change at the CdIedOnidn
Office by postal card or otherwise.
The postOtfice will he open on
Monday, Dec. -, for the delivery of
mail from 9 to 10 II. IN. and to p. m.
Evening mails will close at Z p. IN.
Mail will he distributed through the
day upon its arrival i'll the office.
People who take other periodicals
in connection with the CGledOniGn are
reminded that we shall clean up the
list Saturday, Dec. 30. All who get
their orders in previous to that date
will have publications ordered with the
new year.
John Webber died mt his home at
Waterville, Me-, Tuesday, aged -
years. He has been II prominent bust
ness man of Waterville for the last 10
years, aud was son-in-law of Francis
Bingham of this place, where he for
merIy lived.
A fine line of wedding cards and
stationery, address cards, hill-heads,
letter heads, statements, etc, at the
CdledOnidn job office. Also all kinds
of programmes, order of dances and
general job work done on short notice
and in good style.
At last accounts the diphtheria
patients in James ID. Whites family at
Paddock village were improving. c.
K. Doying, who has had sad experience
with this disease, went tn Mr.. Whites
as nurse and staid night and day du-
ring their trouble.
A. G. Mitchell of Bellows Falls.
druggist, formerly of this place, was
nearly poisoned to death the other day
while making mp "A prescription. He
inhaled considerable poisonous gas
and would have died but for the prompt
attendance of physician.
Good winter weather the past three
weeks and capital sleiphinp. The local