St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-10-02

ST. cJOmsbnrp (aledunian.
Weather Record.
At Bingham's drug store, for the
week ending Oct. ], 1884.
Highest. Lowest.
Thursday, Is 50
Friday, ct 40
Saturday, 60 -
Sunday, "a 81
Monday, "a So
Tuesday, 20 "a
Wednesday, 10 30
Ioral Qrws.
The Ladies' club have commenced
their weekly rehearsals.
Rev. f. T. Sandford preached in
the Universalist church on Sunday.
Rev. F. 5. Fisher has been chosen
president of the Vermont Church
Choir Guild.
The Beedle 81 Prindle pleasure
party had a full house at the Town
hall on Saturday evening.
The NJ. f. Ministerial association
for the ST. Johnsbury district will be
I n.t =
Luther Kittredge of this place has
exchanged his place ut Paddock village
for the farm of Orlando Kittredge of
Walden.
William Stafford, lad of some
fourteen years, had one bone of an arm
broken yesterday while playing about
the cars.
%. II. Hale has removed his dry
goods from the Avenue house block to
LyndOnville, aud the store vacated is
being remodelled.
VIM. p. Fairbanks occupied pOr-
ton of his elegant new residence on
Saturday. Work upon it will be com
pleted in about month.
Joseph Clukey seems to have very
poor luck. Another of his horses ran
on Railroad street yesterday and the
carriage was badly smashed.
The Highlanders and Unions
played a game of ball on the school
common on Saturday, which was won
by the former by score of 40 to 20.
The lecture committee are nego-
tiating for IA course of first-class enter
tainments the coming season, far sur
passing in merit any previous course.
The Academy Student made its
appearance on Tuesday, presents
very creditable appearance, and re-
fleets credit on those having it in
charge.
One of Raymond's excursion par
ties went up on the Passumpsic road
on Saturday afternoon, bound for
Montreal and Quebec, and will return
tomorrow.
-FOrepaugh's circus passed through
this place from Sherbrooke on the Pas
sumpsic road Sunday morning, and
their next stopping place was in Mas
sachusetts.
1t is reported that II. c. Belden
and w. p. Stafford, who are on visit
to the west, will take up their resi-
dence ut Minneapolis. Mr.. Belden is
expected home to- day.
The packing of the main pipe of
the village water works in front of the
old Buzzell foundry came out on Sun
day, and the greater part of the day
was spent in repacking it.
F. G.. Stevens has removed his
custom tailoring business to his com
mOdious rooms in the new Masonic
block, occupying the entire second
story, probably not excelled by any in
the state.
The Index office has been removed
to mole cOmmodious quarters across
the hall from its present location in
odd Fellows block, and job printing
Office will be fitted up in connection
with the newspaper.
Lewis Graham is raising II ID other
wise improving his residence on Main
street.-Landlord Howe of the Avenue
house is putting in stone wall in front
of the basement and granite steps and
widening the sidewalk.
C. NJ. Carpenter is in New York OF
visit to institutions and Oculists cal
culated to assist him in furnishing
well-fitting spectacles. Mr.. Carpenter
is evidently determined to acquaint
himself with his business.
Sergeant A rms Phinney has ap
pointed Lafayette Soper of this place
dOOrkeeper of the senate at the com
ing session of the legislature. A goo,
appointment, and one which Mr.. Sope
and his friends will appreciate.
The Albany correspondent of tn,
Newport Express is responsible for tn,