St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-01-31
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Now, pedestrians, look out.
The academy spring term begins
y Tuesday.
1t is wonderful how an open win
i tells on the coal bins and wood
D rs.
The Good Templars will give a
q squeradc promenade concert at the
,Nn hall next week Friday evening.
IA promenade concert will be given
the town hall this evening 10y Crcs-
b. Camp Uniformed Patriarchs-
The annual county temperance
,pvcution will he held at Lyndonville
~ week Friday at 10 u. m.
The Athcnaum will he closed ON
Gturday of this week, and thereafter
Nh further notice. All books are
He'd in for examination.
The Boys missionary society will
Ne an entertainment at the South
,urch tomorrow evening, after which
breshments will bc served.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the
hiversalist church will hold their
|gular monthly supper and sociabie
the vestry next Friday evening.
II a man tried to turn the Eastern
snuc corner yesterday morning be
III the sidewalk was sanded. Funeral
morrow at p. III.
Charles Peek of Lyndon, Il Pas
'Bipsic freight brakeman, lost the
'nmb and first two fingers of his right
bid, while coupling cans in the st.
shnsbury yard Saturday.
-The -. 800 has been paid to the
Irty holding the claim upon the Uni
tfsalist church property, and 1t Will
i decided in trust to the state con-
5ntion.
All the branches of the Cold Water
zpy are requested to meet in the
<strv Of the South church on Wednes-
<y. February 9th, at quarter past four
tInck.
Steel rails are being laid Us fast as
5ssible on the Lake road i'll Danvllle
"a Wolcott. Forty or fifty miles of
& BE rails will be laid the coming
inner.
The fair ground company's exec
s BE committee met ut the ST. Johns
2ry house Tuesday to revise the
<einium lists, appoint committees and
81 bthcr routine work.
Nineteen of the twentythrce
+. yns in Windham county have tele-
hes. Caledonia has nearly as
.<Alv towns, and seventeen of then
lat to have telephones.
Mrs. H. NJ. Cutler of Illinois vii
stk on woman suffrage at Souti
pgatr next Monday evening, at Me.
lors Tuesday. ut West Burke Wed
lday. at Lynd"nvilIe Thursday, an'
rasburgh Saturday.
This weather is hard on the rail
Dds. An express train comprising
D. cars and two engines got stucl
wecn here and Danville one day
. { week, and pulled aud snorted hal
hour before getting through.
F. y. Ware, one of the oldest EN-
Mes of the PassumpSic railroad
iion agent ut Ely since the dePo
;.z i established there, some ten year
has resigned aud is going to BOs
lie is succeeded 10y MIR. C"blciSl
this village.
S The five cent coins without tn,
}id cents" ON them have alread,
chcd the commercial value of ON,
BAR. \ few can be obtained ut tina
te. Such a small number are il
eulation that they are much sough
s holm rnllrctorS
The Hector lodge of Good Temp
b chose these officers Monday even
w. c. r., II. c. Cutting; w. '
Jennie Gale; W. $, G.. +. Hutchin
W. +. :, Will Sargent; w. c
i Peterson marshal, }. w. Ran
+ b guard, Mrs f. \. Massey sent
Ray Finel
Those rattling miustrels, that Z
Ter the name of Whitmore an
ark. showed to big audience i'll
N dimly lighted town hall Tuesda
ening. 1t was the regular thing,
od instrumental, but poor VOC
bic, local filings, fair clog dancing
rse farces and stale Jokes.
John Hill of Oak Dale, Cal, forn
y of this vicinity, meanly writes l
1t the lowest the thermometer wei
IRE in January was 26 above ger
an average of - above. Potato,
re being planted the first week
month. We eau Imagine IN;
hitting potatoes here. Br-r-r,
The |. o. O. NJ. independent O
of Old Maids gave their first lei
|lr party at the skating rink Mond;
tning. The programme comPris
bmenades, skating, and marchin
HI music by the band and refres
bits About twenty couples We
sent. and the young men voted ii