St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-04-27
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st. Johnsbury, VT, Friday, April 81, 1885
Weather Record.
At Bingham's drug store, for tn
week ending April p, 1888.
Highest. Lowest
Thursday, 43 %
Friday, 43 30
Saturday, Al 23
Sunday, Al 20
Monday, - "a
Tuesday, Al ~
Wednesday, 81 10
Focal e1fws.
Promenade concert by band May 3
The Athenaum will be re-opene'
next Monday.
M. T. Fenno received back pen
sion on Wednesday.
The number of students at tn
q Academy this term is 235.
The trustees have promulgated ;
bylaw against corner lOating.
C. H. Bagley commenced washing
down his bank to-day, Thursday.
Mrs. Fleetwood will have MILL
merry opening Oh Thursday, May 3.
The Legion of Honor will meet a
Browns hall this Thursday evening.
The Free Baptist church has voted
to supply the pulpit for the present.
1t is expected that the cantata OF
esther" will be presented May IL, IL
and 49,
The bell (B flat for the new
school building was placed in position
on Saturday.
Geo. NJ. Gray shot hawk on Mon
day, and he is having it mounted by
c. w. Graham.
C. f. Gibbs comes out with his
spring announcement of Towering
plants and bulbs.
Robert n. Fairbanks had an arm
broken by being thrown from bicycle
on Saturday evening.
W. b. Anderson announces that he
will have an "opening" six days each
week during the season.
The annual meeting of the Gene
terry association will be held at the
South-church vestry next Tuesday
evening.
D. w. Batchelder has bought OF
Horace Carpenter the house on Cliff
street, now occupied by w. w.
Sprague, price $4,000.
VIM. II. Smith, wife and two
children started Wednesday for two
weeks carriage ride in this state, Bel
lows Falls being the objective point.
The Odd Fellows celebrate the an
niversary of the order at their hall this
Thursday evening. An address will be
delivered by Rev. Mr.. Ely of Derby
Line.
Asa S. Livingston has purchased
the residence of VIM. p. Fairbanks on
South Park. Mr. Fairbanks takes Mr.
Livingston's place on Summer street il
exchange.
-JanitOr Flint has been cleaning
house" at the courthouse, the windows
not having been washed before for ten
years. The supreme court will convene
here May :.
Rev. f. w. Culver left town OF
Wednesday to attend the conference a
st. Adams. No preaching or other ser
vices will he held at the NJ. f. churcl
next Sunday.
If advertising is an indication o
business, the prospects for the sprin!
trade are commencing to bright
en-. There is very little use to try t,
do business without testing the virtu,
of printers ink.
The Rev. Thomas SpOOner, Jr., o
Whitetield, n. H., preached at thu
North church on Sunday in exchang,
with Rev. H. w. Jones.-Rev. A. p
Tracy of North DanvilIc preached a
the Free Baptist church.
The evidence in the Gadipee-Gil
eases was completed on Friday, an,
the counsel are preparing their brief
to be submitted to the referee in season
to enable him to make his report at tn
June term of the county court.
On Friday evening, May 4, unde
the auspices of the senior class of tn
Academy, the Temple quartette of Bos
ton, with Mile. Marie Nellini, sopran
sOloist, and Frederic Peakes, pianist
will give a concert in Music hall.
The expression, SIS the ma
changed p to be universally heard i
the post-Otlice corridor, is "A singula
use of the word change" 'Is the ma
dis tributed p would seem to be IA nor
correct and "A nref.rahIe eXnression