St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-12-07
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Ioral ,5irus.
If w. F. Harvey, once of this place.
will give his address, he will hear of
something to his advantage.
A small child of Jack Conley of
Paddock village died of diphtheria
this week.
Palestine Commandery of Knight
Templars went to Newport Tuesday
and conferred degrees on ten candi-
dates at that place.
A few inches of snow fell Saturday,
and there has been scratchy sleighing
since. There are more wagons run
than sleighs, however.
Hans =. Andersen of this town
Dartmouth student-has been en-
gagged Us principal of Danville academy
and graded school.
Ernest HartshOrn, who has had Il
pretty serious time from cut on his
hand with broken glass, is better now
and is believed to he out of danger.
Patrick Roach has moved into his
new store on Main street the present
week His store is a large and hand
some one and makes II valuable i'm
provement to that part of the street.
john NJ. Cheney is engaged as
choirstcr of the UniverSalist church
choir, which is made up of dozen or
fifteen young misses and two or three
bass.
1t is currently reported that james
NJ Warner has been induced to sign
the necessary papers deciding the Noah
Eastman place to the Academy, and
that satisfactory settlement of all
financial difficulties has been effected.
The Loan Exhibition advertised
10y the ladies of the North church
benevolent society, for next Thursday
and Friday, will he likely to "draw"
we'll, not only on account of the arti-
cles to bc sold, but as the new much
talked-of Cook Boo. is to he on sale.
The Universalist society will give
their postponed Thanksgiving supper
on Friday evening of this week. All
interested in the society are cordially
invited. supper served from 7 to :
o'clock. An effort will he made to
raise the debt on the church ut this
time.
N. NJ. Johnson opened his ladies
store on the avenue, where the Express
office formerly was, on Monday. The
store is new, light and convenient and
the stock of goods is also new and
nice. An advertisement elsewhere
tells what is here kept for sale.
John French, for ten years ser
geant-at-aums of the u. 5. senate ut
Washington, was in town over Tues
day on his way to Malone, y. y, where
he has an appointment to lecture. Mr.
French was New Hampshire boy and
used to set type on the Concord States
man 10y the side of the late A. G.. Chad
wick, the founder of the CdiedOnidH.
Rev. ID. II. Adams, pastor of the
Free Baptist church, gave a very good
Thanksgiving discourse ut his church
to the united congregations. 1t was
really a review of the growth and pros
perity of our country from the first
Thanksgiving in 1921 to the present
time. The address evinced considera-
bile research, and was somewhat Stats
zeal ~ well Us historical, but in no
wise tedious or dry.
The advertisements for the con
cert next Tuesday evening were not
printed in this town, so no one need
feel that they are especially hit 10y the
following addcnda which is given on
the bottom of the evening program
that is. they need not put on the coat
unless it fits: Late arrivals cause
much annoyance, disturbing and mar
ring the entertainment; it is due tO
those who attend i'll proper season that
the ushers must insist on seating late
arrivals between the numbers only
Last Saturday afternoon quite 4
number of relatives and friends of Mr.
and Mrs James Clifford gathered N
his residence. the occasion being the
twenty fifth anniversary of their mar
riage. 1t proved, as was intended, {
perfect surprise. They received som,
useful and valuable presents, the pre-
sentation being by Mr.. Switzer, t.
which Mr.. Clifford feelingly responded
Both Mr.. and Mrs. G. expressed thei
hearty thanks for gifts received an,
friendship renewed. If this occasion
shall prove bright spot for them t.
look back upon, it is what their friend
desire. In the evening a number q
young people We're present to EMO!
the occasion. ONE present.
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