St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-05-01

ST. cSOmsbnrp Galedunian.
st. Johnsbury, VT, Thursday. May !, 1854
Weather Record.
At Bingham's drug store, for tn
week ending April 30, 1884.
Highest. loves
Thursday, 81 81
Friday, 81 -
Saturday, 81 10
Sunday, 66 ~
Monday, 50 b
Tuesday, a ~
Wednesday,, 81 b
The minus sign C--l indicates below zero.
Men TO Look Out For.
We propose soon to begin to publish list Of pei
sons who though often requested Ia pay their bill
at this office persist in a neglect To do 80. We d
propose TO give much space or time to this cas'
and those who arr looking for an extended biogra
ply win be- disappOinted-ife is too short for tina
aud space too dear-but do iDIeud to le; tn
grossr the butcher the baker aud the clothier know
the names OF some people who do not nv to pa,
their bills: tor a man who cheats the printer vii
cheat anybody else when he gets a chance and tn
business men should be- put on their guard.
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Inral ,Urms.
Joseph Burnett has moved his re-
pair shop into J. X. Batcheldcr's store.
The White Mountain hotels will
defer their opening this year to June
%.
The textbook committee will meet
at the Union school-house Tuesday
evening at 7.30.
A May party from this place pro
pose to go to Woodsville Saturday for
trailing arbutns.
B. F. Pettengill II Co., have opened
Il grocery and lunch room in Demars
& Pinard's block OF Railroad street.
Prof Henry Fairbanks is on the
Dartmouth college committee to see
about building "a new chapel and libra
ry.
Rev. c. F. Morse preached at Nor
risville Sunday and gave lecture in
the evening on missionary work in
Turkey.
Any person finding Il bunch OF
keys lost on Tuesday evening, will
please leave them ut the Caled0Rian
office.
Col. Fairbanks's gardener reports
that he lost 10000 pansy plants last
winter. 1t was an unusually severe
winter for plants left in the ground.
Hiram Goss of Altoona, Pa, is
now stopping with his brother William
|Goss at Goss Hollow, his wife being
quite low with consumption.
Rev. Mr.. Bates of Newbury preach
ed an excellent sermon at the South
church Sunday in exchange with Rev.
Mr.. Fairbanks.
The Try club will give an enter
tainment, comprising tableaux, read
ings. refreshments, etc, at the Uni
versalist church tomorrow evening.
"A good crowd attended the roller
skating benefit of the St. bloomsbury
base ball club at the rink Tuesday
evening and the boys will probably
clear Il small sum.
The county clerk ut Red Oak, la,
writes to this village that X. +. Pea
body, formerly of this vicinity, has
been given five years in the state peni-
'tentiary for forgery.
-Supt. Dartt is keeping up his edu-
'catiOnal meetings and will hold public
sessions at North Craftsbury May 20,
at Wolcott May 81, at Greensboro May
% and at NoyesvilIe May %.
-Sanborn II Schneider is the name of
a new bakery firm, which will occupy
part of Mr. Sanborn's new block. I'm
til the completion of their store their
goods can be found at Roach's and at
Provencals.
The annual meeting of the Gene
1ery association will lac held at the
South church vestry Tuesday evening
aud the interment of bodies now in the
tomb will begin the same day if the
weather is pleasant.
Conductor Curtis Bagley leaves
this week, to take charge of the bag
gage car, which accompanies the Ray
mond excursion to California, which
leaves Boston May IL. He will he
absent from Boston % days, returning
July IL.
Henry Young of this village, who
went to Colorado for his health some
time ago, is here now on IA short visit.
He is in company with his brother
Harvey, the artist, in Rocky noun
tain mine and is much improved in
health.
A change in the Avenue house of