St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-11-24


Highest. Lowest.
Thursday, 81 80
Friday, 80 %
Saturday, 30
Sunday, 30
Monday, ~ IL
Tuesday, 81
Wednesday, 81 I'D
Ioral and STATE IfHs.
The adjourned school meeting
takes place on Saturday evening.
Milk dealers have put up the price
of tactical fluid to seven cents a quart.
The Free Baptist society cleared
s2I from their festival on Friday eve
ming.
There is a loud call to have the en-
tertainments at Music hall begin at an
earlier hour.
Social entertainment at the vestry
of the Church of the Messiah on this
Friday evening.
-Storm-doors at the st. Johnsbury
house is an indication of the approach
ing cold weather.
st. Johnshury has the matrimonial
fever very bad when one clergyman re
ports five marriages.
The letter published on the last
page was written by lady who went
TO Japan from Peacham.
Lyndon Arnold has bargained for
house in Somerville, Mass, and ex-
poets to move there in the spring.
The goddess of liberty has gone
into winter quarters. Isn't it rather
indecorous to put a cap on her head
The ladies of st. Andrews church
will postpone their Japanese kettle
drum until Thursday evening, Dec. Z.
o. H. Hale has his winter opening
of millinery on Friday and Saturday OF
this week, at his new store on Railroad
street.
1t is especially desired by the man
ayers of the G.. A. X. drama that all of
the actors attend promptly the last re
hearsals.
The boys were skating OH the riv-
er on Tuesday evening. 1t is well to
be cautious about venturing on the ice
too early.
There are quite Il number of seri-
Gus cases of illness in town ut the pres
ent time, and the lives of SOME are al
most despaircd of.
The total loss on the Union school
building has been estimated ut $1,000,
which, deducting the insurance, 81
800, leaves net loss of 1000.
-Rt. Rev. Bishop Bissell visited st.
Andrews church on Wednesday eve
ming and administered the rite of con
tirmation To fourteen candidates.
The auction at Bowman's auction
rooms will be Friday evening and Sat
urday afternoon this week, instead Oi
as advertised elsewhere in this paper.
Capt. Pearl ID. Blodgett has bar
gained for the Moulton place on Main
street, and has also sold his own place
at South Park, on conditions, to Mrs
l.. F. Cady.
Sixteen hundred dollars is large
sum to be raised by contribution in st
Johnsbury, but that amount was real.
lied last Sabbath evening for the Y. NJ
c. \. work in this place.
The Vermont Senate killed the bill
passed by the House, making it a pen
atty to sell cigars and cigarettes t.
minors. The Senate's idea of reform
is not quite up to the standard.
There will Ice an exhibition by tn,
senior class at the Academy hall mex
Monday evening, Nov. eth, to com
mence mt 7.;}O o'clock. The friends o
the school are invited to Ice present.
Correspondents and advertisers vii
bear in mind that next week Thu Sda,
is Thanksgiving and as the Caledonia
will Ice printed Wednesday their favor
will be expected one day earlier thai
usual.
AT the annual meeting of the stat
agricultural society on Wednesday
Henry Chase of Lyndon was chose
president and Charles j. Bell of Wal
den was chosen one of the board of iii
reCtors.
The Newport Express says tn
Canadian Pacific railroad has chose
Portland as its winter port +; the traili
going via the Southeastern tlroug
that place to st. Johnsbury and theme
by the Z. \ o.
The West Randolph Herald an
News cOmmends the Caledonia count
agricultural society for making the
fairs and exhibitions so largely farmer
fairs, and says the society ''holds til
best fairs i'll the state
Seventy boys were entertaine
at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms on Wedne,
day evening. Refreshments wei
served. and music, singing and Il rea,
ing closed Il very pleasant occasion I
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