St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-04-23

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| Saturday so 81
! Sunday, 60 -
Monday, "a %
! Tuesday, Is 40
! Wednesday. IS 46
NEW ADS IN THIS PAPER.
| 4. f. Sargent-Etna Life Insurance
W. j. Bray-Contracting and Building.
Mrs E. NJ. MISUNDERSTANDING Rooms.
! Home Art CO.-Picture Frames Artists Materials
j. r. Lippitt-Ice Cream and Fruit.
| G. w. Richardson-Hair Vine.
\ Sanborn & Fuller-Seeds and Roses
W. j. Bray-Averill Paints
B. F. Haviland & CO.-StOck Horse Duke Alexis
Warren williams Est-Notice of Probate of viii
Lucia C. Goss' Est-Presentation of Account.
BRIEF LOCALS
County Clerk A. T., Rankin made
a short visit to Montreal this week.
Sheriff SullOway has returned from
a trip to Pennsylvania Oh business.
james Church has taken the place
of c. McAllister as night clerk at the
Avenue house.
The annual meeting of Passump-
sic lodge of Masons for choice of Off
GERS occurs this evening.
The main parts of j. A. PaddOck's
address before his comrades of the G..
A. r. are given on second page.
-Ticket-agent O. ii. Henderson
now sells tickets for both railroads and
the restaurant is used for its legitimate
purpose.
E. o. Harvey, IA brother of Clark
Harvey, and well known in this vicin-
ity, has opened hotel at Lincoln, Ne
braska.
The next meeting of the natural
history society will be at room No. 2
of the academy, tomorrow evening at
o'clock.
The sugar season in this vicinity
has been sharp, short and sweet. 1t
has been fully up to the average in
amount made and quality.
1t took two policemen to keep or
der at the skating rink last Saturday
night, but they succeeded fairly after
ejecting one man.
1t seems in accordance with the
fitness of things that the grand daugh-
ter of Sir Thaedeus Fairbanks, the
benefactOr of the academy, should
lead the graduating class this year.
Harvey S. Hartman has opened a
restaurant in the passenger station,
rented n tenement in the depot, and
will take bOarders and dodgers by the
day or week.
The sugar-party sociable at the
Methodist church parlors Thursday
evening was well attended and very
pleasant. The ladies realized about
$50.
Twenty -oue persons were pro
pounded at the South church last Sun
day for admission to the church by
profession at the next communion, be,
sides four by letter.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Carpenter has rent
ed a room in the Nelson building neal
the foot of Eastern avenue and will re-
move her stamping and embroidery
work there at an early day.
England conservatory of music, BOs
ton, has rented the seminary at Ign
don for the coming summer vacation
and will occupy it together with hi
teachers.
Public examination of those wh'
intend to teach in this town will b,
held at the union school building, Sat
urday, April %, at 9.30<-..The exami
nations throughout the county occu
on this day.
The Montpelier Argus says tn
Lake road repair shops have been re
moved to WOOdsville. This, togethe
with several other rumOrs about tn
road and its employees, seems prema
ture if not erroneous.
One hundred and fifty lOade
freight cars were drawn east from thi
place over the Lake road Sunday
This would make ten trains of Is cal
g each. The new management is settin
a bad example so far as Sunday desc
Grafton goes.
r. Rev. F. |. Perkins of Burlington
I father of Prof. Perkins of the Univel
: sity, preached at the North churC
last Sabbath Rev. Edward T. Fai
banks of the South church exchange