St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-03-10


oils. is in town on "A brief visit.
Praise meeting at the Church of
the Messiah next Sunday evening.
Jas. H. Thompson has been APP
pointed police officer in place of II. c.
Kinney, resigned.
The telephone exchange is having
II boom DIR. Grow and John GLENN
are the latest subscribers.
Harvey SomeIs of Passumpsic bid
oil the Hugh Somers farm last Saturday
at the auction at little over $1,000.
Chamberlain Post, c. 4. R., will
hold family camp fire, March oath,
at their rooms, at $50 sharp.
Alfred Bragg, an employe of the
scale works, had three fingers taken
of 10y circular saw this morning.
f. ID. Brown, Esq. who went West
lately, has located in Minneapolis,
having gone into a real estate firm
there.
The Woodrutfs are making 800 tin |
sap buckets for Dudley =. Hall, which
looks as though something was to be
done at sugaring this spring.
AT special meeting of the North
church, March :, Daniel Carpenter
was elected deacon for four years, to
succeed himself
The carpet and clothing depart
ments and the grocery department OF
Fairbanks store, are undergoing re-
pairs preparatory to the spring trade.
Geo. -. Stevens, late of the st. j.
4 l.. c. railroad offices, has secured Il
position at st. Paul, Mimi, in the au
ditor's office of the c., NJ, st. p. Il O.
railroad.
The Girls Benevolent Circle Melted
about $50 from the sociable at the
North church Tuesday evening, which,
with the social pleasures of the occa-
sion, is called IA decided success.
1t is understood that Professor
Fuller will give another illustrated lee
ture before the North and South church
Sunday schools at Academy hall next
Sunday evening.
We understand that before the
town meeting of Danville adjourned,
! vote was passed fixing the comPensa-
tion of the listers at 81 80 "A day, and
that the listers declare they will not
work for that sum.
Charles r. Became, conductor on
the Montreal express over the Pas
sumpsic railroad, has been appointed
mail-route agent between Newport
and Springfield, Mass.
The Good Tcmplars of this county
hold Il district union ut LyndOnvillc
to-day (Thursday) and an interesting
programme has been prepared, com
prising literary and musical exercises.
The Histrionic Society of St.
bloomsbury East are to play "A Social
Glass" and a couple of tarces at the
town hall here next week Thursday
and Friday.
Mr. Danford Wiley has returned
from Boston, where he has been for
medical treatment, somewhat improved
in heath.-C. f. Milliken has been
called to his home in Massachusetts
10y the serious illness of his sister.
Truman Prescott, whose illness
we mentioned last week, died on Thurs
day night He had resided in town
for - years, and run livery stable
~ years. He had life insurance pol
| icy of $1,000 in the Phoenix Mutual.
Lake Auburn Spring Water i,
the name of n new mineral water which
is recommended especially for rheuma
tism, kidney and bladder difficulties
1t comes from spring at North Au
4 burn, Me, at the head of Lake Auburn
Bingham keeps it, Try a bottle.
Col. Franklin Fairbanks left tow
Wednesday for an extended tril
through the West and South. He vii
be accompanied by Mr.. Charles ii
Morse of Chicago, and they will prOba
III bly, be absent several weeks.
Il. IL,
House is making thorough work over
hauling his diningroom, having re-
plastered, re-painted and decorate,
the same. Other useful repairs ar
also being made in the house.
Frank f. Sherwin, president of
Land Grant Co. in New Mexico, was i
N town Wednesday, with Henry Chase
Esq, of Lyndon, with whom he
stopping for few days before goin
To Europe.
The religious interest at the F. |
4 church is deepening every evening
Several persons start in the new Inf
every meeting. Tuesday evening tw
were received into full membeTshi
and ten others were received as watcl
care members. May the good wor
go ON.
About twenty ST. Johnsbur
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexand,
Stewart of Lyndon rode up to mab