St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27

Would it be against the law TO
|fake down the cOasting notices now
4 Bert Berry's promenade concert at
4 be town hall Tuesday evening did not
come OFF as advertised.
Mr.. Jones of the North church
hives the fast day sermon at the union
<service Friday, the 18th proximO.
4 There will be "A maple sugar festi-
&yal at the Church of the Messiah next
3Friday evening. Public invited
4 odd Fellows and their families
III i'll have sugar party ut their ball.
4 a'uesday evening, April /. Sugar
served from until . o'clock.
The Free Press says that VIM.
'Wilder Il Son of this place and Z. H..
{Stone of Morrisville have bought u
wagon factory at the latter place.
The time has now come for each
3local correspondent to note the fact
5tlat farmers are tapping their trees
land hope for favorable season.
j Atwood. the clothing man, is in
Boston this week stocking up, and
Next week he will have something pref
IN nice to show his customers.
q Rev Mr.. Walker of East st. Johns
bury, who recently took life partner,
A eas given parish call Monday even
4bg and good many valuable presents
Mere left behind.
4 George Murray, who has been in
3iAil in this place since January for
burglary of jewclry stores in Canaan,
NJ as tried at Guildhall last week and
3sentenced to six years in state prison.
4 - Chief engineer Rust is just com
4pleting IL fine railroad bridge over the
Lamoille river near Wolcott in place
&of the one destroyed in January. 1t
His one of the best structures on the
{lne of the road.
4 Our new advertisements this week
tshould not be overlooked. \. NJ.
Johnson's ladies' store on the avenue,
4 n. G. Fletcher < Co.'S on the Plain,
4 fairbankses, a. b. Perry's ut McIndoe's
|Falls, all offer unusual Inducements.
Il R. w. Warner of st. JOhnsbury
Mas chosen president, and W. 5.
|Curtis of Hardwick aud w. II. Nun
! sell of Wells River members of the
executive committee by the state dental
dissertation at st. Adams last week.
The first wagons appeared on the
4 Streets Monday. Although the snow
n has gone OFT with great rapidity there
. Is much left. few days ago it was
4three feet deep in the woods, The
Isugar season has been quite moderate
. so far.
C. NJ. Carpenter is in Boston this
q week Witnessing operations at the eye
86nfirmary and getting all the knOwl-
edge he can of that most important
. member, the eye, with IA view of help
i bug those of imperfect eyesight, Il bust
A ness he is paying much attention to OF
. late.
A We wouldn't undertake to give his
4 language. when, as he was picking his
4 way along the sidewalk, the edge OF
Il the ice broke and let one foot down
4 with jerk and the water squirted up
4 the leg of his pantaloons nearly to his
body and run back down his leg like
little balls of ice.
The cautata tomorrow evening nj
4 academy hall will he one of those
j pleasing entertainments so popular
here, not only on account of its iutrin-
4 sic merit, but because so large a mum
4 Der of tOwnspeople engage in it that
4 everybody wants to 90 and see how
4 they do. The chorus has been undel
4 the efficient drill of Miss Flora Brown
George b. Walker has plans for ;
4 new building to be put up on the Grin
4 nell lot. Main street. which show room
4 for the PaSsumpsic savings bank AM
town clerks office on the first tlool
4 lie has submitted the plans to the otii
GERS of the savings bank and the.
have them under Amusement. Tn
f. ESTIMATED cost of the building is $500
exclusive of the lot.
Boys as well as men learn some
times 10y experience what they will no
accept as precept. Two of them learne
the other day better than to scuffle i
the post office, but it cost them tire
dollars to replace the large light 4
glass they broke. There is altogethe
too much rudeness exhibited in tn
post-ofiice rotunda for place wher
the public, and especially ladies Al
obliged to go.
The Woman'S Christian temper
ance union realized over $50 at the
party last Friday evening at the Sout
church vestry. temperate
instruction was the subject ef the
meeting Tuesday afternoon, and it W;
ably presented by the ladies of Il
Free Baptist church. All ladie
whether members of the union or no
are cordially invited to attend ii
meetings.
George Fulford severed his co
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