St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-09-22
Ioral and State eQens.

Ioral and State QfHs.
E. 4 T. Fairbanks Il Co. have re
ceived large stock of new goods.
: Eight scale makers went to Boston
Monday night to see the industrial
fair.
Two carloads of the Methodist
people went on the picnic to Newport
on Saturday.
The mercantile business and real
estate of A. b. Perry of Mclndoes
Falls is offered for sale. See his adj.
The sale of tickets for the Old Or
chard excursion, advertised for next
Tuesday, will be extended until Friday
of this week.
We understand that the James
Mutt place on Railroad street is for
sale. 1t is a good place, and if not
sold soon will he let
B. F. Haviland of Danville took
five alexis" colts to the state fair at
Burlington last week and drew premi-
ums on four out of the five.
1t is said the New York train will
be cancelled the last day of this month.
Travellers will watch for changes on
the railroads about these days.
Rev. VIM. Allen, for twenty-five
, years missionary of the American
Board in Africa, speaks ut the North
church next Sabbath evening, illustrat-
ing with large map.
There will Ice no preaching service
at the Presbyterian church for the two
next SUNDAYS on account of the alb
sence of the pastor, all other services
being held as usual.
The lecture committee are filling
out their course as fast As possible. 1t
now stands: Danenhower, Burdette,
Collycr, Gough, the Beethoven club
and Mrs. Humphrey Allen.
The unpleasantness existing in
the Advent church for the past few
weeks has been satisfactorily adjusted.
The official board have requested
Elder Finney to occupy the desk next
Sabbath.
One incident of the very heavy
shower Thursday evening was the de
post of several feet of sand washed
down Paddock village hill upon the
Passumpsic railroad track delaying
the New York train an hour while men
shovelled off the sand.
The new time table of the Lake
road cuts off one of the two long
whistles at crossings. This reminds
us that the engineers of the White
mountain express ON the Connecticut
river road have got this whistling bust
ness down to the best point next to no
whistling at all. They give but one
short toOt not over two seconds long.
The Roy Brothers MINISTRIES show
here Saturday night. 1t is the same
company that gave an entertainment
here last spring under the name of the
California MINISTRIES to full house
The gold comets used by Cline and
Lovick of this company will he on eX-
hibitiOn in Howard y Rowelrs win
dow after the morning street parade.
The White mountain and Saratoga
express train over the Lake road was
withdrawn Monday. There is now but
one distinctively passenger train over
east ut 2.l5 p. m, and west at 3.25 p
IN. A mixed train goes east at 10 a
III. and , p. m, returning ut $40 Il. III
and Il p. M, and one goes west at Il
IN. and ) p. M, returning ut 10 Il. IN.
. and l. p. III.
The ladies of st. Johnsbury vii
be Interested in knowing that the eight
annual meeting of the Womln's Chris
tian temperance union of Vermont vii
be held in the Congregational churcl
ut North Bennington next Wednesda.
and Thursday. Mrs. J. Ellen Foste
of Clinton, Iowa, will give an addres
on Wednesday evening, and Mrs. NJ
II. Hunt, national superintendent sci
entiic instruction, Boston, Mass, vii
give an address on Thursday evening
Burned by Liz htning.
WOMAN STRUCK AT CABOT. - Tn
house OF John Bolton of Cabot wa
struck 10y lightning Tuesday cvenin
and Mrs. Bolton severely injured, tn
flesh on one leg being severely hurne
from the knee down. Mr.. Bolton wa
Frustrated but not injured.
The barn of Geo. Sanborn mt Mort
Danville village was struck by light
ming about seven o'clock Tuesda
evening and burned, together with it
contents. The loss is 800 or SS0(
Insured fnr SD5O Mr. Sauhorn work