St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-06-12

tuesday, O0 IL
Wednesday, g. Il
The minus sign ~ indicates below zero.
Ioral HrTs.
Natural history meeting this eve
ming.
strawberry festival at the South
church tomorrow evening.
Much matter intended for this pa
per is crowded out by the record given
of the Chicago convention.
The first campaign flag to float on
the breezes in st. Johnsbury, was put
out on railroad street by \. NJ. John
son Saturday night.
Capt. Bray, of the missionary ship
Morning Star, gave two very interest
ing discourses at the South church last
Sabbath, morning and evening.
The annual drill of Company d., LIST
Regiment V. \. G.. will be held ut St.
.Johnsbury, on Friday, June 20. Roll
call at 5 a. m, inspection at 3 p. III.
Prof. Mather of Amherst college
is expected to preach at the North
church next Sabbath morning and
gives the baccalaureate in the even
ing.
hi. lam
these days making pictures for the
Academy students. Among the rest
he took the senior class of about 20 in
one group.
Rev. w. Matthews, pastor of the
first NJ. f. church of Portland, Me-,
has received from the brethren in this
town $3.50 towards his church debt,
for which he wishes to return his
sincere thanks.
The body of Miss Rosa +. Lee,
who died at Brockton, Mass, Sunday,
was buried here Tuesday. She was
the daughter of Horace and Ellen Lee
who formerly resided here. Her mother
will be remembered. before marriage,
AS Ellen Bagley.
Eighteen to - in favor of the
Modocs was the score in the game OF
base ball at Lyndon Center last Sat
urday, between the Unions of st.
bloomsbury, and the Lyndon MOdocs.
A return game will be played on the
fair grounds next Saturday.
The nomination of Blaine and LO-
gan fell on this community like wet
blanket. A good many disappointed
ones will fall into line and take then
castor oil like little men, but we dc
not anticipate any great enthusiasm
for the Plumed Knight i'll Vermont.
DR.. Samuel j. Allen, Jr., of White
River Junction, was indicted by the
grand Jury of the Superior court n
Boston, Saturday, for murder i'll shoot
ing Edwin Ii. Hansell on the Odd o
MAY last, in Howard street saloon
while intoxicated, and was committed
without bail.
D. A. Clifford, the photographer
has issued a set of 10 views taken il
Wentworth, \. H., which includes rep
reservations of Gove's and Fans Falls
cascade, tiume, natural wells, bridges
village church, etc. They are elegan
pictures of the wild and beautiful
scenery they represent.
Officer y. NJ. johnson attached tw'
horses belonging to Ham. Brock AM
kept at the fair ground, on writ II
favor of f. j. NJ. Hale, the same yOuni
man whom Brock sued for S50,0OO
couple of weeks ago. The Hale wri
was for debt Brock got Hugh Moor
and Major Bonett to receipt for tn
horses.
Sermon to graduating class of tn
Academy will he delivered Sunday
June 10, at the North church, ut 6:3
u. IN. Public examinations will tax
place Tuesday and Wednesday, Jun
II and Is. Graduating exercises wi
occur in Academy hall Thursday. Jun
18th, beginning ut 9:}O a. III. Glass
day exercises Thursday afternoon, {
$3.50 o'clock.
The CdledOnidR sees no good an
sufficient reason for changing its min
in regard to the excellence of the eI
tertainments given by our home %
carnations. Notwithstanding the SIT
of the audience at the concert Frida
evening, which We think the stor
had more to do with, than want
appreciation by our citizens.
"A John Belknap has received {
order fol two nine-inch water whee
to go to Seattle, Washington territOl
which is about as far west as til,
can go on this continent. They "A
ordered by Corliss p. Stone. "A busine
man of Seattle, and formerly in tra'
in the store now occupied by +. F.
f. n. Brown of this place.
The showers which visited us {
Thursday, Friday and Saturday eve
ings, did vast amount of good; ii
ing fresh impetus to grass and veg