St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-03-17

tenements just now, but good tene-
ments are scarce here.
st. Johnsbury has another laundry,
particulars concerning which will he
found elsewhere.
March is giving us some pretty
sharp air. Wednesday was a cold day,
mercury marking 10 degrees below zero.
Mrs. 6. w. Senter has bought the
south half of the Corser place on Sum
mer street.
Charles Peterson has bought the
Grafton Fuller lot, corner of Cliff and
Mt Pleasant streets, paying 5000.
A meeting of Caledonia county
listers is called at the st. Johnsbury
House on Saturday, the 18th inst, at
ten o'clock Il. III.
The sclcctmen have decided to-
cut off the $50 tap which it costs the
town to advertise the liquor sales at
the agency yearly.
Those town clerks who forwarded
to this Office list of officers elected i'll
their respective towns have our thanks
for their promptness.
There isn't any doubt about the
election of w. =. Houghton as county
commissioner, so far as the uncertified
official returns go.
The Y. NJ. c. A. rooms on the Az
enue have been provided with hand
some signs painted in black and gold,
painted mt the scale shops.
1t is understood that the Waterford
listers decline to serve the town. Mel
ther Mosely IIovey nor Mr.. Moulton
were present when elected.
- The American Express Co. are
running opposition to Uncle Sam i'll the
money order business, and send five
dollar orders, or less, for five cents, and
ten dollar orders for eight cents.
A dozen or more couples of mid
dlc-aged married people INDUCED in
an aesthetic sleigh ride to Littleton on
Wednesday, and of course they had a
good time.
p. TrainOr has improved the looks
of his house on Main street by putting
\. Ill
putting a large refrigerator into their
meat market.
There are slight changes i'll the
running time of the trains on the st. j.
Il l.. c. K. X. The passenger trains,
however, arrive and leave this place
on same time us heretofore.
Mrs. Fleetwood is to have rooms
in Walkers new block, and will take
possession sometime i'll April, when
she will make a new departure OF
which the ladies will be duly appraised
The business of Ritz \ Hastings,
photographers, Boston, is increasing
so rapidly that it necessitates more
room, as an addition to their business
card in another column will show.
The "Histrionics" of st. Johns
bury East play tonight and to-mor-
row night at the town hall. They
have been well received elsewhere, anC
will doubtless give a good entertain
ment.
The few inches of snow which fel
last week Thursday, followed by colo
weather, has pieced out the sleighins
remarkably, and the last week ha'
been one of the best of the winter fol
drawing wood and lumber.
F. q. Stevens advertisement, il
another column, is worthy of consider
alton. Fine quality goods, an excel
lent fit, and satisfaction generally, arr
some of the advantages offered by
Stevens.
M. IL. Eddy, organist at the Soutl
church, was called to his home il
Marshfield on Saturday by the death O
his mother.-Messrs. May and COnant
bass and tenor of the South choir, wer
unable, Oh account of indispOsition, t.
sing ON Sunday.
A sample of new sugar, from Joe
Roberts sugar place, which we inves
tigated on Saturday, was eXtremel,
palatable. Matthews Il Pettengill cal
supply demands for larger amounts
and will be promptly on hand witt
cake sugar.
Notwithstanding hopes and ex
pectatiOns to the contrary, Annie Lou
Use Cary cannot Ice secured for con
cert at st. Johnsbury. The commit
tee in correspondence with her are in
formed that she is in poor health, ha
had to cancel several engagement.
and cannot make any more at present
1t begins to look as though bang
must go, since another method of te
male disfiguration is likely to come in
To vogue. The coming fashion {
couture for ladies of all ages is the re
verse of the bang, and the hair is to b
combed upward and piled up high i
front.
-Earle's new religious journal" &;
White River Junction is to be Gale
the Landmark Earle is a grea