St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-05-22

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A Kidder McLarens.
Joseph Clark, Greensboro
X. Jenness, Lyndon
ITO be contiD ued.l
Tneal ,Rrms.
Butcher Kirk now supplies his
market with beef from Boston.
The ladies especially will be inter
ested in the new Fairbanks advertise
ment in this paper.
john Hosmer is building a private
vault at the cemetery, not far north of
the public tomb.
Charles s. Hastings received IA six
pound bass from Lake Champlain Oh
Monday. 1t was a beauty.
There will be II sociable and ice
cream festival at the parlors of the
Methodist church Friday evening.
Charles II. Horton has purchased
new saddle horse She is a trappH
little Morgan and as ''neat as Il fiddle"
An sons of veterans in the county
are cordially invited to join the pro
cession Memorial day.
The letter on the first page, main
ly about Mississippi and New Orleans,
will repay perusal Notwithstanding its
length.
The Advent society have cleared
off their debt of between SIIO0 and
$1,000 and they will now repair their
church.
-TelephoneD Druggist Bingham eX-
poets II new clerk next week Edwin
G. Thompson of the class of -. Dart
mouth college.
Capt. Bray of the missionary ship
Morning Star is expected to address
the children at the South church the
second Sunday evening in June.
Rev. Henry w. Jones will give the
baccalaureate sermon before the senior
class of the Academy at the North
church, Sunday evening, June 10.
There will be Union temperance
Sunday school concert given by the
Cold Water Army in the South church
next Sunday evening mt half-past six.
Chairman IL. +. Randall calls a
depot this evening to elect delegates
to the convention ut Montpelier June
).
Rev. F. E. Healey will give his
lecture, "Beautiful Days." ut the Uni
eve ming, proceeds for the benefit of the
society.
After a lingering illness during
which her mind was greatly impaired,
the widow of the late Dea. Stockwell
passed away on Tuesday, ut the add
yanced age of - years.
C. Eugene Harrington has in press
the "-dedicated to the Grand
army of the Republic. 1t will no doubt
be a popular piece.
Rev. b. NJ. Tillotson will preach
in Wentworth, n. H., next Sunday,
making twenty-one successive years
that he has preached there on the
fourth Sunday in May.
--Chamberlin post, q. y. r., will
attend service in a body at the Univer-
salist church, next Sunday afternoon al
las. Sermon 10y the pastor. There
will he no evening service at thai
church.
The hearing of J. II. Baird, tn,
betrayer and in fact murderer of Nelli,
Phelps, was completed at Littleton las
week, aud he was committed to Haver
hill Jail without bail to await trial by
county court next fall.
The hills about us were white Will
snow last Saturday morning, bnt thu
weather has been warm and summer
like since, with copious rains, aud veg
citation is Just jumping. The chang
in the last five days is marvellous.
The entertainment given by tn,
young people of st. Andrews churcl
on Friday evening was declared to IL
one of the best amateur theatric;l
shows ever witnessed in this place
The entertainment was repeated Sat
urday evening, with good houses bot
nights.
Rev. Z. W. Culver of the Metho
dist church preached at the North las
Sunday Oh exchange, and in the even
J. Jug DR.. John Lord gave lecture -
solomon to a packed house. This lee
ture was of intense interest and j. con
sidered by many as his best effort
this place.
The concert as town hall the ever
ing Of May 30 should draw "a full hous
and doubtless will. The Grand Arm
post has had unusual demands TIA
past winter upon its charity fund an
the treasury is well-nigh exhausted
It.will he good time for our peopi
to fill it up again.