St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-05-14

1887.
| TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Weather Record.
At Bingham's drug store, for the week endin
May Is 1855.
Highest Lowest
Thursday, IS "a
Friday, 46 sc
Saturday, 81 "a
Sunday 81 IS
Monday 46 "a
Tuesday, 60 80
Wednesday, 63 80
NEW ADS IN THIS PAPER
St Johnsbury Clothing Co.-Clothing etc
Henry Mack-Monumental Work.
Mrs. Doying-W Washing and Ironing.
C. F. Gibbs-F1owering and Vegetable Plants
W. F. WOOd-HOrse for sale and Cattle wanted
Lock Box 46-Bicycle for sale.
Est Sarah L. Ladd-Probate of win.
| First National Bank-Statement.
Merchants National Bank-Statement-
| @. A. Whitcher-"Mather' Kid Gloves
BRIEF LOCALS.
| New moon this morning.
|
Maj. BOnett's broken leg is doing
as well "a could be expected.
w. II. Nutting of Pearl street,
moves to Danville Green to- day.
The Universalist pulpit will be
supplied by Rev. E. w. Pierce of
Glover next Sunday.
The brick house in Paddock viii
lage owned by VIM. d. Robinson, is to
be sold at auction next Saturday.
BY the change in trains week after
next, the Boston mail will reach st.
JOhnsbury an hour or more earlier than
at present.
Charles H. West of Paddock viii
lage has obtained pension of two dol
lars a month with back pay amounting
to about 800.
The Universalist young people re-
peated the drama, "My Brothers
Keeper" last Thursday and Friday
evening.
The county conference of Congre-
gatiOnal churches meets this year at
the North church on Tuesday and
Wednesday, June 2 and 3.
The savings bank moved into its
new building Monday. 1t would be
difficult to find pleasanter and hand
sOmer banking house in Vermont.
Willie Stafford, while fishing for
suckers near the mouth of Sleeper's
river on Saturday, caught trout which
weighed over pound and half
Charles S. Forbes of the Boston
Journal is in town writing up the
place, its industries, etc, for the Jour
nal.
The new postal card paper, under
the contract of 1885, will be delicate
pink in lieu of the cream color of the
cards now issued.
The miscellaneous concert by the
North church choral society will occur
week after next, OH the evening of
Tuesday, May Goth.
The Lake road locomotive which
went down the bank in last weeks ac-
cident, was hauled up last Sunday.
Many people visited the scene during
the day.
The juniors and middlers of the
academy had a ball game at the fair
grounds Saturday, the score being %
to 80 in favor of the middlers. The
middlers are to play the seniors this
week.
jacob G. HOvey, Esq, of this
town, has been appointed associate
Judge of Caledonia county court by
Gov. Pingree in place of Jabez Smith,
deceased. 1t is a worthy appointment.
Barton lost a pauper by death last
week Tuesday of remarkable age, as
the Standard printed notice of the
person twenty years ago, and then it
said she was over hundred years
old
The printers and publishers of the
state will probably hold their annual
meeting this year at BrattlebOrO, going
thence to Block Island for an excur-
sion. The second week in July is sug-
gested as the time.
-"The Kitchen, or Every-da Cook
cry, with directions for Carving" is
the name of a hundred page book for
practical use, published by Rand, Nc
Nally & Co, Chicago, and for sale by
Howard & ROwell.
The marriage of Mrs. Laura j.
Fleetwood of this village to Philip X.
Gleed, Esq, of MOrrisville, will be
| sOlemnized this afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock, at the residence of ID. ID. Pat
terson on Main street
| Capt. Griswold returned Saturday
frsm his Southern trip, having visited
Richmond, Fredericksburgh, Fortress
Monroe and Washington. He had pur-