St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-03-26
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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
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At Bingham's drug store, for the week endin
March -. les.
Highest Lowsat-
Thursday. Is -H
Friday. Is -
Saturday. 10
Sunday IL IL
Monday, Il -l5
Tuesday, "a -2O
Wednesday, 2 10
Note The dash g. indicates below zero.
BRIEF LOCALS.
Fast day next week Friday.
Next Sunday will be Palm Sunday
Judge Poland returned home oil
Friday, in usual health.
B. +. Rollins lost a valuable Jer
sey COW last week.
There are no signs of sugaring yet
and farmers are looking anxious.
Horace Wright from Indiana, son
s of Samuel Wright of this place, is Wis
4 iting his family friends here.
His ExcelIency Gov. Pingree was
booked at the Avenue House in this
place Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Howard reach
ed Kittrell, North Carolina, on Friday
lThis is favorite winter resort.
John Wilson, who has worked for
the Fairbaukses for some years, has
sold out and removed to Chicago.
Rev. g. w. Jenkins of the Univer-
salist church, is suffering from an acute
attack of neuralgia in the head.
The unusually cold weather this
month suggests the query whether the
eclipse Of the 10th is in any way re-
4sponsible.
The union Fast day services will
be held this year in the Methodist
church, with preaching by Rev. Mr..
Piper of the Advent church.
An OvercOat was taken out of the
front hall at Z. b. Merriams's not long
fsince, and it is more than half suspect
ed that there are sneak thieves about.
Thomas DOnahoe has moved from
Hastings street to the Isaac Woods
farm above Paddock village, now
owned 10y A. J. Willard.
The fourth campfire will be held
in the Grand Army hall this evening,
with an address by II. c. Bates. Re-
freshments will he furnished by the
wOman's relief corps
Ten large sacks of public docu-
ments for Judge Poland, standing in
the post office lobby, were curiOusly
eyed by the numerous throng that
passed in and out of the office Monday
morning
MIR. Clifford, photographer, is hap
Ply in the revival of business in his
line. He has lately received orders
from both Texas and California, and
among these were four life-size pOr-
traits.
II. G.. Davenport, the contractor
and builder, who has just opened q
shop on the avenue, brings excellent
recommends from both Hon. j. l.. Ed
wards of Newport and Lambert Pack
ard of this place.
at nf IA
my, caught some fine views of the
eclipse which he transferred to card
board. The photographs show the ex
hibition in its various stages and are
not only interesting but valuable.
All Good Templars are invited tt
visit the lodge ut West Concord to
morrow evening. A special train
chartered and paid for by members Ot
Hector lodge will leave St. Johnsbury
at o'clock sharp.
Rev. C. NJ. SOuthgate, formerl,
! pastor of the Nsrtlf church, St. Johns
bury, was installed pastor of the Pill
grim church, Worcester, Mass, Marcl
10. The church is new and organized
with ninety members.
There will be union temperanc C,
Sunday school concert given by tn
Cold Water army next Sunday even
ing in the South church. 1t will be il
order to 20 to this gathering prepared
to help this worthy object i'll a sub
stantial way.
The orchids are now in bloom i
B Gov. Fairbanks greenhouses. whic
q are looking splendidly under the car
of Henry Gentry, the efficient gardener
Rare and beautiful floral specimens q
various kinds are NOW to he seen tina
we'll repay visit.
Daniel l.. Woods is quite low an
evidently has not long to live He is al
fiicted with 4 cancer0us tuner whic
appeared on one of his legs and
slowly but surely reaching vital spo
He lives on the Ira Smith place sout
of Warren Swett's.
Many readers will mourn the deaf
of Charles o. Thompson, which 0,
Cured at Terre Hauts, Indians
March IL. He was formerly princip
of Peacham academy, brilliant an
cultivated man and his death is a Iol
TO the world.