St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-04-21

4 Highest. Lowest.
Thursday, 81 p
Friday, 81 q
Saturday, "A Il
Sunday, Is ~
Monday, AZ -
Tuesday. Is 81
Wednesday, 43 33
Remember the school meeting at
town hall on Monday evening next
Social ball will he held at Odd
Fellows Hall early next month.
A handsome specimen of crayon |
. work by A. T. Became can Ice seen in
Howard & Rowell's window.
The Y. NJ. c. A. now have an or
chestra to aid in praise meetings and
other special occasions.
The pay roll at the scale works
during the month of March figured up
s27 500.
- Mrs. Fleetwood's opening next
Wednesday and Thursday, April 26
and p.
-Rumor is at work again about IL
change in the proprietorship of the
Avenue House.
Our advertisers take up consider
able space this week, and we beg the
indulgence of our readers therefor.
}. NJ. Kimball, formerly jeweler
here, has bought out Aliens jewelry
store at Lancaster.
THE Judgment Day" will be the
subject at the Church of the Messiah,
next Sunday evening.
Mr.. John Barstow, assistant teach
er at the academy, left on Friday last
for Dartmouth, to resume his studies.
A programme for Decoration day
is receiving due consideration at the
hands of Joint committee
The board of civil authority have
notice elsewhere this week for the
benefit of individuals who feel aggriev
ed
l.. A. Sylvester has taken to driv
ing the express team, Ed. NJ. Spauld-
ing having taken the position of coach
man for GOV. Fairbanks.
A bicycle club is talked of. Why
not ? There are several good riders
here already and a club might advan-
tagcously he formed.
Spring examination of candidates
for teachers certificates, at the Union
school building, Saturday of this week,
at 9:30 IA. IN.
Lecture before the Land League
10y Hon. 6. NJ. Towle, who is said to he
good speaker Admission p cents.
The firm of T. c. Fletcher Il Co.
have dissolved, Mr.. Sprague going ont
and Mr.. Fletcher continuing the bust
ness alone.
The advertisement of the Vermont
Accident Company, III another column,
deserves Il careful reading. 1t has
some substantial men behind it.
A readable story 10y Judge Tour
gee and communication from the
Three Dcacons" will he found on the
first page.
Rev. Messrs. Fairbanks of the
South church and Lockhart of the Free
Baptist church exchanged on Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Malcolm otiiciated at the NJ.
f. church.
There was a brilliant display of
Northern Lights on Sunday night,
which were all the more remarkable
because of the latemess of the season.
Mrs. W. II. II. Stevens desires lis
to tender her heartfelt thanks to those
friends who manifested so much sym
pathy in her recent afiliction.
st Andrews church has Inaugural
ted fund for the purchasing of pipe
organ. The Sunday -school started the
fund with contribution of some $22.
The author of "Rudder Grange
Mr.. Frank K. stockton, will contribute
to the May Century an odd bit of fun
in short story called The Trans
ferred Ghost
At recent assembly" of tn,
st. Johnsbury Orchestra, at the nous,
of c. :. Hastings, Edgar Aubrey wa,
presented by his colleagues with d
handsome diamond pin. Mr.. Aubrey
left for the West on Monday afternoon
H. c. Belden, Esq, has been con
fined 10 his house over two weeks, and
Is inst beginning to think about get
ting out again. Conductor Bagley's
little girl is quite sick with canker
rash.
Sugar party at the South churcl
on Friday (to-morrow) evening. AID
mission % cents, including sugar. Al
are invited. Singing by the Academ!
Glee Club, also singing and other en-
tertanment by the children.
Representative Grout has on
thanks for pamphlet copy of Hon.
q. Blaine's Grafton on the late Presi
dent Gartield.-We have received