St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-09-14

BY afternoon.
The country suffered severely from
f pst the first week in September, and
zoe were injured all through New
ngland and most of the western states.
DR.. Edward Turner, who founded
"a home for incbriatcs at Binghamton,
Y, built at an expense of about
4OO, 900, was in town the first of the
: eek.
On Monday the trustees of Eureka
gge, No. 9lS, Knights of Honor.
( ended Mrs. Bradley G.. Jones check
III -, 900, the amount for which her
<lie husband was insured.
C. w. Sargent, who presented
#The Battle of Gettysburg in this
llce last winter, will present this
rama at Littlcton, n. H., some time
!. }ear the last of this month.
The Y. VI. c. \. noon meetings are
Old regularly every week day in the
association hall, from 200 to l2.30.
tening classes in arithmetic, book
s eeping, etc, will soon he formed
Company ID, First Vermont cavalry,
<Eill hold their reunion on the Fair
.kround on Wednesday, September 10,
& ild enjoy picnic dinner. The head
*<iIarters will be near the bands stand.
= }. ii. Humphrey, director of sing
*ng at the Berean Baptist church in
MN York and member of the Boston
81 bee club, sang tenor at the North
hurch on Sunday, and his fine voice
8 Nas much admired.
A sociable will be held in the par
ors of the North church on Friday
.beening, ut seven o'clock, with read
&ngs and music. Refreshments will be
|Berved. This is given in the interest
'5Df the Girls Benevolent circle.
AS the Fair occurs next week, and
Rill involve an extra amount of labor,
correspondents are requested to for
Nard their communications a day
EARLIER than usual, ifpossible, "tO avoid
The rush." as the handbills say.
Jerry Drew has gone to Newport
with some of his help to run his hotel
There, and Van Ness Spalding has the
management of the st. Johnsbury
house while he is away. Mr. Spalding
4bas been endeavoring to lease the
house.
4 A three-days' excursion will be
made to Old Orchard beach, via. White
q hountains, on Tuesday, Sept. IL. The
.tickets from all stations on the line OF
4 4he Lake road for the round trip, and
. 10 include railroad and hotel bills, etc,
will be 80
E. y T. Fairbanks u Co. are put
4 hing down a siX-inch water pipe from
the aqueduct main ON Summer street
slown to their shops. They find tn,
small pipe which runs down the avenu,
Insufficient to supply their boilers and
for fire protection.
Persons going to Boston at thi,
season will Ice interested in the state
ment of the papers that the hotels ar,
crowded every night, and the only way
to insure a place to sleep for those
reaching the city in the evening is t,
telegraph for a room early.
There will be an opportunity t.
enter stock and articles in the mechani
cal and vegetable department of thu
Fair, at the Cdledonidn office on Satur
day and Monday next. This oppOr
tunity is given to save time and facili
tate matters the first day of the Fair
L. 6. Spencer and A. b. Noye
from the North school. and Harvlil
Paddock and G. :. Adams from tin
South school, were chosen delegate
to attend the state Sunday school con
vention which held its annual session
at Mortified on Tuesday and Wednes
day.
Those who looked for T. c. Fletche
4 Co.'S advertisement in the last CAFE
DOMAIN failed to find tit being acci
dentally left ont in the hurry of max
ing up the forms. 1t takes its regula
place this week, and, now that music
is over, the ladies will have more tim
to look mt his new goods.
C. NJ. Carpenter. matchmaker an
optician, has removed to Prince blocl
nearly opposite his present location q
Eastern avenue, where he has veT
pleasant rooms, one of which is part
cularly devoted to spectacle fifth
after the new and scientific metho
used by him for difficult cases.
Dennis +. May, the caterer to ii
BANQUET of the G.. A. X. on the cam