St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-03-31
local and State Hens.

Inrzl and State 1fns.
Weather Record.
At Bingham's drug store, for the !
week ending March %, loo2.
Highest. Lowest.
Thursday, 30 ~
Friday, 80 10
Saturday, -
Sunday, q -
Monday, AZ -
Tuesday, "a ~
Wednesday, 40
Praise meeting at the Church o
the Messiah next Sunday evening.
President Seelye, at the old North
church. Monday evening next.
No. > of Vol. of the Student is
ont this week, and is very readable
number.
-Longfellow's death was referred to
by some of the st. Johnsbury pastors
in their sermons last Sunday.
Rev. Asa Billiard is expected to
preach at union service at the South |
church next Sabbath evening.
Remember the Molly Stark con
cert on Saturday evening of this week,
which promises to he IA choice affair
Owing to the death of his wife, Jo-
seph Soper has given up going to Min
neapolis, and will remain here.
Last Fridays weather amounted |
to a regular "blizzard.n The wind and
snow combined To make indoors very |
attractive.
A shark captured recently on the |
Florida coast had seven rows of teeth. |
He was certainly made up i'll too
utterly chew chew manner.
Miss Emma JOslin fell on the side |
walk, corner Eastern avenue and Main |
street, one day last week, and .prain-
ed an arm badly.
5. l.. Moore's horse ran away this
morning, on the Avenue, smashing the
buggy some and dragging Moore IA
short distance. lie was not hurt, how
ever.
Jennie Davis, whom we mentioned
last week, has been prosecuted for
stealing the tichu from RandalPs, and
is now in Jail.
A. w. Williams, who lives on Cal
edonia street, moves to Newport, \.
H., this week, where he goes into part
nership with his son in the paint ing
business.
-Chas A. Willard left for St. Paul
ON Friday, on his search for legal fame
aud fortune.-L. II. Lucas, the hack
man, left on Saturday for Il vacation
in Lowell, Mass.
Rev. F. 5. Fisher of Nergennes,
who has been supplying the pulpit OF
st. Andrews church for some time, has
accepted call to the rectorship, and
will move his family here soon.
The ST. }. Il l.. c. engine wreck
ed at Cambridge Junction was brought
here Wednesday night. 1t is sorry
sight, being almost; completely demol-
ished. 1t had Just been painted and
put in trim for business.
Bingham, the telephone manager,
a . fnr Il
telephone line from Hydepark to Nor
risville, embracing, at the start, four
stations at Hydepark and eight at
Morrisville.
- The social committee of the Y. NJ.
c. A. intend soon to inaugurate a series
of entertainments which they hope
will enhance the social work of the
association, and bring the members
and other young men together to know
aud Ice known.
Saturday will Ice april Fool
Listing time is also close at hand.
Owners of dogs will bear i'll mind that
those animals must he entered for an
other years exhibition, at one or two
dollars entrance according to time
of entry.
A st. Johnsbury three years ole
boy was taught 10y his mother to say
"The Lord is my Shepherd, shall moi
want" but astOnished the household
the other morning 10y rendering it
1.-The Lord is my Shepherd and dom
want anything -
- Tuesday mornings Boston mai
was some ten hours late, owing to al
accident on the b. G.. Il NJ. road nea
Meredith, by which l3 freight car
loaded with lumber were thrown from
the track and badly smashed, and thu
track torn up for some distance.
4 citizens meeting is called at tin
hall in Browns block, on Tuesday ev
ening next at y o'clock, to appoint
committee to confer with committe
from the Grand Army post as to ar
rangements for Decoration day. lie
this meeting he borne in mind and mt
tended.
Willie +. Hutton, tve-years- oil
son of Charles Hutton, on Easter
avenue, died on Saturday. Death wa
caused by conclusion of the brain. re
sulting, it Is supposed, from a fall q
two which the LITTLE fellow had rNueri