St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-04-28
local and State liens.

I0rd ana Sfdfr gers
Weather Record.
At Bingham's drug store, for the
week ending April 26, lo52.
Highest. Lowest
: Thursday, 10 81
Friday, 40 %
Saturday, - %
Sunday, b -
Monday, b %
Tuesday. AZ ~
Wednesday, 81 IL
The village fathers have begun
their spring cleaning of the streets.
A descriptive letter from Boston is
deferred till next week.
The bakery has been treated to a
spring suit of very dark brown.
Another communication from the
Western country will be found on the
first page.
Major Josiah Grout of Derby has
been engaged by the committee to de-
liver the address here on Memorial day.
The new organ for the Episcopal
ch urch is expected to he put in about
the lst of June.
This Office makes it, best bow for
contributions of trailing arbutus aud
other May flowers.
Rev. Mr.. Jones has returned, APP
parcmtly benefited by his brief vaca-
ton.
"Repentance and Forgiveness" will
Ice the subject at the Church of the
NJ essah next Sunday evening.
Gibbs is going right into the plant
and flower business this season, as
will he seen by a notice elsewhere.
II. VI. Aver got one of his fingers
too near a SAW the other day, and split
it badly.
The sugar party at the South church
last Friday night was fairly attended,
and nctted about fifty eight dollars.
L. g. Fuller, of Northtield, a
brother-in-law of F. l.. Rice of this
place, died very suddenly OF the Goth
while sitting in his chair.
The work of demolition on the
Lonegan building, Railroad street, has
begun, preparatory to the erection OF
Hale's new block.
There are quite il number on the
sick list here now, and pneumonia ant
throat difficulties seem to he the pre-
vailing troubles.
-Rev. b. VI. Tillotson gave the an.
niversary address for the odd Fellows
at Whiteficld, New Hampshire, on
Wednesday evening this week.
Mrs. Abiiah Smith, of Summer
street, has very handsome variety
geranium plant, on which are Il mum
her of blossoms of different cOlOrs.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Savage has exchanged
the Wise place on Cliff street, pur
\ chased by her some time ago, for tn
Kinney place on Mt. Pleasant street.
A Tribune head line asks, "WheI
does spring begin - We give it up
Indications are, however, that sprin!
doesn't begin on time this year.
%. II. Hale has an opening of spring
and summer millinery on Friday ant
Saturday of this week. The auction
has stopped, and private sale is nov
the order of the day.
-Sreeter's old stand on Easter
avenue is undergoing repairs, and vii
be occupied soon (see advertisement
by F. O. Clark with general stock q
books, stationery, etc, etc.
Willie, son of Chas. Mutt, died %
Sunday, of membraneous Group. Rev
Mr.. Atwell of Newport conducted tn
service. The oldest boy is also SICK
suffering from rheumatic fever.
The social committee of the y. NJ
G. A. extends heartfelt thanks to thos
ladies and gentlemen who so kindl
contributed to the entertainment {
the company at last weeks reception
d Fitzpatrick, the section man VIII
was reported found intoxicated on I'll
81 St J. 4 l.. c. road the other day, fee
aggrieved at such a statement, and SAY
he was in no such condition. He has
right to speak for himself.
Eben Taplin, formerly of this plac
but up to March 18th foreman in IL
finishing shop of the Dorset Marb
r company, has just been presented /
his associates in the shop with hanC
some gold watch. He is now resi-,
ing at Burlington.
County liquor sales i'll March
Lyndon liz gals, Kirby l. Peacham
Fl Danville Il, Burke III, IIardwick -
-. JoihNpulN Az totdl ItCtlpts coul
80. Ninety husbands bought for the
wives, and two wives bought for the
husbands.
The lecture before the Lar
League on Tuesday evening. by Ho
&. NJ. Towle, is well spoken of |
those who attended. Mr.. Towle is /;
excellent speaker, and treated his SUI