St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-04-07
Torai and State Hens.
Weather Record.

Sunday, 81 81
Monday, 43 20
Tuesday, 43 u
Wednesday, % ~
The sprig tibe days have cub, the
'sneeziest' of the year.
March kept up its reputation and
went out like lion.
Easter concert at the Church of
the Messiah next Sunday evening.
A new dress making establishment
in Grows building.
Hale's auction adjourned again till
April IL, and during the week.
Chas. Grow, now at Barton. will |
soon Join his brother here in running |
the store on the avenue.
-Rev. Mr.. Wild closes his labors
with the Congregational church at Bar
ton next sunday.
The early closing" period has
come lo an emu, anu Hl'N' vi wv S''l's
are open ~ usual on Wednesday even
ngs.
Darwin Miller, engineer on engine
''Gov. Fairbanks" was so badly hurt
last week, he may not he ont for Il
month.
Messrs. II. G. Bates and Elisha
Nav have decided to pool their issues
in the law business, and the name of
the new firm is Bates x May.
Tomorrow Fast Day. the post
office deliveries will he open from to
10 Il. M. and to p. IN. Evening
mail closes ut : o'clock.
Special Agent Bigelow, of the post
office department, was in town on
Tuesday, en route for West Concord to
Straightcn out matters there.
The employees of the packing room
at the scale shops have to put i'll extra
time, III order to keep up with the
work in other departments.
The Amherst College Glee Club,
who concluded not to come here, are
giving very acceptable entertainments
in other towns of this state.
Rev. W. X. Laird is at present
travelling in New York and Pennsyl
vania. soliciting funds to aid in the
erection of the Presbyterian church.
The mills of the gods grind slow
ly," and the department hasn't been
heard from yet in regard to the Rail
road street post office.
The Universalists of Lyndonvillc
are expected here on Sunday, by spe
cial train. to unite in service with the
Church of the Messiah.
Tomorrow will be Fast Day and
Good Friday. This week is known as
Passion week, and Sunday will be
Easter. Appropriate services III most
of the churches.
Central market building on Saturday
with full line of carriages and harness,
about which he will have more to say
hereafter.
MIR. Joseph Poland, late of the
Montpelier Waterman, gives farewell
supper to his old employees and asso-
GATES, ut the Pavilion hotel on Satur-
day evening of this week.
At business meeting of the Free
Baptist society last Saturday evening,
the following building committee was
elected Osborn Ward, Il. w. Taylor
and Geo. Gray.
Mrs. Fleetwood has removed t,
her new rooms in the Walker block
aud has gone To New York and Bos
ton to look up something attractive fol
the ladies.
Messrs II. G.. Belden, l.. b. Harris
horn, A. II. Mcleod and +. +. Sargent
have been confined to the house foi
some days with hard colds and threat
.ened fevers, but 50 far as heard from
are on the gain.
The sugar season has not really
begun i'll good shape yet. April savors
too much of March bleakness to war.
rant very extensive operations in tn,
sugar line. A little has been made
however, and sold at good prices.
On this Thursday evening tn,
Free Baptist society give a sugar part!
ut the vestry of the old North. Tn,
proceeds will go toward the rebuilding
fund. Let them have house full
Admission p cents including sugar.
-Nolentine II. Massey, formerly o
this place, but lately in the employ o
the New York and Northern railroad
company, has taken the position o
head carpenter at the lilly Foster iroI
mine, y. \. state.
Rev. Asa Bullard, Il veteran il
the ministry, preached ut the Soutl
church on sunday morning, and at
union evening service at the sam,
place he gave Il very interesting ac
count of the Robert Raikes' Snnda,
school celebration some time ago
Mrs. Helen Carter. the soprano
of the Emerson Concert company