St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-08-25
local and State cylrms.

focal and State Nems.
The fall term of the St. Johnsbury
d academy commences next Tuesday.
The livery property at the Avenue
4 House auction sale was bid off by Mr..
4 Bowel.
81 Reports from the various towns
&indicate "A very large convention next
s n onday.
Mrs. Porter and her pupils give a
E musical recital in the town hall this
s {9'hursday) evening.
A platform for the next conven-
Il on: No Ring. No Boss. No Rum.
Il 80 Political Trading.
The nights are remarkably cool,
4 b ut in the middle of the day the sun
Beams with much warmth.
A correspondent urges the women
<of Caledonia county to attend the tenn
@Derance convention next Monday.
II
Bert Felch, a son of Chester Felch,
burst a finger open with hatchet in
5fhe packing room of the scale shops on
4 Friday.
The Newport Express gives the
names of nine scholars who will attend
*the st. Johnsbury academy from that
place the current term.
Twelve car loads of cXcursiOnists
PASSED through this place for Lake
'Memphremagog on Wednesday. They
ieame from Bellows Falls and vicinity.
Spencer, Pearl Il Merriam receiv-
lei an order Saturday for five thousand
Sounds number one butter. This firm
ID buying good deal of butter in
4 franklin county.
II An interesting letter is published
5pn the last page from Miss NJ. w. Tyler,
@Nho went to Africa from this town
<giving an account of the missionary
work among the Zulus.
Rev. Mr.. Pinncy, who has preached
h., the Advent cLurcL !, tLis nl,c. ofI
h.. was b,,ded , communication a+
he close of meeting last Sunday that
b. services ware M lopgar reouired
A neat balcony has been erected
.pver the door of the art gallery in the
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The business difficulties i'll the
firm of Shaw ~ Co. have eliminated
IN the departure of Walter Shaw and
ne '',"",,N'',i,'i' vi Il new insurance
'.'''e ny ~ l. n""'''a" Ill the olu
Pi"''
The ST. bloomsbury and Lake
|Champlain railroad will sell tickets to
the campmeeting at Lyndonville com
|mencing Aug. p from Wolcott, Lunen-
''' u" ''' ''''o ''''
Last Friday IA nine-years- son
of Albert VIM. Hastings street. fell
against the corner of "A stick of timber
and cut a cash from the under lin
down under the iow-bone to fine neck
exposing about an inch of the jaw
bone.
The new brick sidewalk the entire
length of ex-Gov. Fairbanks orounds
is now being built. and PROMISES TO he
nut down in excellent shane. The vii
Iagc authorities have begun the brick
siue"'iN "'' the eaSt sue "I summer
e''''''
A very little rain this morning is
only slight relief to the protracted
drouth which extends from Canada line
to the mouth of the Connecticut river,
parching the pastures, drying up the
streams and iniuring crops very Sc
IiousiH'
-Fieldin" Smith. F. KelIam and Mr..
Jerome of Lancaster, had their pockets
picked at this place circus day as they
were getting aboard the ears to return |
home. Kellam lost about $50. and the
others lost all the money they had |
with them.
Since Barnum's show left here I'M
bad luck seems to have attend
ed 1t. AT st. Adams one of the Zulus
was taken sick and had to be left there