St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-05-29

fltHOIldl udl 10 IeCeiNt oduSeS anu
FORM in line.
The post Office will be closed Dec !
oratiOB day, during the exercises in the |
and the evening mails will
close at 7.
James Richie moves into Rev. Mr.. |
Tillotson's house on Cherry street, to
remain until his new house is erected |
Dn South park.
The Catholic bishop from Burling
ION confirmed IS children ut the church |
b this place yesterday, most of them
Under fifteen years of age.
M. Bowker is having IA hard run
pf typhoid fever and is very sick.-F.
D. Dalton seems to be running down i'll !
lealth quite rapidly.
There are some Revolutionary sol |
|liers whose remains rest in our Gene
berry. Their graves will doubtless he
decorated morrow with the others. |
The st. J. & l.. c. railroad will |
Barry passengers to st. Johnsbury Me .
tnorial day between Lunenburg and |
81 greensboro stations for fare one way.
Charles II. Horton will command
! DE 18th division on Memorial day, in
place of George NJ. Gray. George NJ.
6lines will have command of the
ftudcnts.
DR.. Aldrich is about to relinquish
be agency of his own motion. The
$electmen will appoint his successor
then they find the right man who will
$ake it.
"A bicycle club was organized in
his place last evening with ten mem
bers. E. Lake, president Fred Car
len, bugler Robert Fairbanks, secre-
Dry treasurer.
Emerson & Hartshorn give an ex-
ibition of fancy shaking ut the rink
text Monday evening, from Q to IL
o'clock. Miss Sylvester, the champion
ss of Massachusetts, will appear.
The man who fishes without Il reg
<ster on his fish-pole has been up to
Greensboro pond. According to the
correspondent of the Monitor he took
f ; that together weighed II pounds.
F. +. Parker late manager st.
ohnsbury Clothing Co., has removed
b Brimfield, Mass, where his mother
esides. lie is on farm where it is
hoped his health will gradually i'm
rove.
Everything indicates good day
morrow and large gathering of
,eople in our town. The public eXer-
ses do not begin until after dinner.
s he full program was printed in these
Columns last week.
-Abram Bolin. a colored man, has
pen in town the past few days secur-
b funds for the mission board of the
IS ion church of this country. He Sc
nred $50 for which he seems extreme
grateful.
q The good name for sobriety and
aw and order, which our town has en-
dyed in the past. should be fully kept
&p. The present aud future ought not
20 suffer by comparison with the past
"A good name is rather TO be chosen
han great riches"
Rev. John Smith, a missionary o
be United Presbyterian church u
cotland, being on visit to Americ;
see his brother, Mr.. George Smitl
IF this place, will preach next Sab
path morning in the Presbyterian
hurch.
The summer weather of the pas
en days has given place to mil,
inter again, and unless signs fai
here will be a freeze tomorrow morn
Log. If freeze comes it will do con
derable damage to fruit and othe
Ehings which are now in bloom.
The Flint Brothers have appeale
The right of way case across their Ian
+. o the county court. We suppose nov
lie case is as though it never was
"Reminiscences will be appointed an
he question decided whether there
INV public necessity for the road
When the facilities of town al
% great that a stranger can get tho
pughly drunk in the morning befor
breakfast, there would seem to be
screw loose somewhere, and wheth'
is the fault of citizens or office
Ihould be remedied promptly and e
ectually.
The Howard opera house orchestl
Of Burlington, under the auspices
he senior class of st. Johnsbui
Academy, will give a concert IN Aca'
smy hall, Wednesday evening. Jun
{. The orchestra will be assisted
Emma Howe and Frank Glider. sol
SITS, of Boston.
The principal of a New York pu
lie school has been arrested for viii
ping a boy who refused to sing