St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-04-02

next Monday.
Prof. Henry Fairbanks supplies ii
the North church Sabbath morning.
Sugar makers are now busy ant
new sugar i'm the market is expected
daily.
The Passumpsic savings bank an
ticipates moving into it's new build
ing in about two weeks.
Hugh G. Moore has returned from
n business trip to Amesbury, Portland
and all along the coast.
The fine picture of the Y. NJ. G
A. new building, given in the last Cal
edonian, was engraved from photo
graph taken by ID. A. Clifford
Union Fast day services will be
held in the Methodist church ut 1919
tomorrow morning, with preaching by
Rev. Mr.. Piper of the Advent church.
transformed into the Republican, Ii
has new material throughout, and
looks very neat and handsome.
%. II. Hale filed petition in in
solvency last Friday, and the first
meeting of the creditors is called ON
Friday, April 10.
The ladies of the South church
will give a sugar party at their vestry
this Thursday evening. Genuine
new maple sugar will be served and
everybody is invited.
The weather is sOftening up IL
good deal, the snow is dissolving rap
idly, wagons are appearing in the
streets, and the travelling is about as
bad as it can be.
Judge and Mrs. Poland have been
over to Waterville this week to ar
range about the repairs on the old
homestead which they propose to make
their summer home.
Postmaster Carpenter announces
that the delivery windows at the post
office will he open Fast day for the de
livery of mail from to 10 II. IN. and 6
to 7 p. IN. Evening mails will close
att.
Il, Il. bn | nj
road, this side of Danville, caught fire
Monday night and delayed trains few
hours. Yesterday freight got off the
rails near Danville, iniuring the cars
somewhat.
The only remaining eclipse this
year of any interest in this part of the
world, will he a partial eclipse of the
moon Sept. 81. An eclipse of the moon
occurred last Monday and one of the
sun is set down for Sept. ., both invis-
ible hereabOuts.
The annual report of the North
church for last year has been printed
and copies were distributed last Sun
day. The pamphlet also contains a
list of officers of the church and the
various societies connected with it
and directory of the church and con
gregation.
Services ut st. Andrews EpiscOpa
church, which have been held daily
since Lent began, are being held twic,
morrow, Good Friday, will be at 1919
a. m. and > p. NJ, and on Saturday a
1920 a. m. and 3 p. M, baptism to b'
administered at the latter service.
The Y. NJ. G. A. expect to tax,
possession of their new building Sat
urday, Apr. %, with simple dedicatOr.
exercises. On Sunday, the Doth, tn,
association expects to hold its anniver
sary exercises in Music hall, when i
is hoped Messrs. Moore, WinslOw an,
Sturgess of Boston, and Bulge of Mon
treal, will be present.
There have been four papers start
ed in ST. Johnsbury within few year
past to "fiIl longfelt want: :" Tn
| Times, the Farmer, the Index and tn
Republican. AS the Times-Farme
sunk $25, 900 in few years it Nigh
be said that instead of filling "leng
felt want" it left an "aching void" il
/ the pockets of its owners.
Secretary of State Porter was il
town Yesterday as counsel for the Con
tinental life insurance Co. i'll n sui
brought by n. X. Bruce of Newark
admr. of his sons estate, heard befor
A. f. Rankin rs master in chancery
Four payments were made on n 10
years endowment policy, which wa
given mp, and paid -up policy de
manded. This the company refused
Decision reserved.
The executive committee of til
Union temperance camp meeting assC