St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-11-19


on Thursday The CaledOnian will be printed ON
Wednesday instead Of Thursday. Town CORES
pOndents and advertisers will send in their favOrs
one day earlier than usual
BRIEF LOCALS.
The "attic" in Music hall is being
sheathed to fence out the cold.
Collector Pike has an interesting
and highly important statement in adj
vertising columns.
The academy closes Tuesday af
ternOon for the Thanksgiving season,
opening the following Tuesday.
Lawyer Bates aud Fred w. Taylor
have exchanged houses. Both houses
are on Webster street and are nearly
new.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held at the North church. Sermon
by Rev. c. NJ. LamsOn.
The ladies of the benevolent So
ciety of the North church give sup
per Friday evening, served from $50
to 100.
H. G. Moore proposes to go out of
the carriage and harness business and
advertises his business on the avenue
for sale.
There will be IA candy-pull so
ciable, given by the Try club, at the
Universalist church Saturday evening
of this week.
Joe Carpenter delivers l24 of the
Boston Evening Records daily. The
boom on that little daily is immense.
See his adj.
The issue of The CaledOnian for
Sept. 10 is out of print. Five cents per
copy will be paid for two or three cop
les at this office.
The ladies benevolent society of
the North church sent 900 ID. box
of clothing this week to a home mis-
siOnary in California.
The Ketcham Chicago convention
company begin five-days vocal in
structiOn class at town hall to- morrow
evening with free concert.
A wandering band of Frenchmen,
with two performing bears passed
through here Monday on the way from
Canada for New York. No Arabs this
| time.
1t was a building lot in the rear
of the j. A. Hadley place on Summer
street that was decided to Robert
GunstOn, not the Hadley place itself,
as we printed last week.
Capt. E. w. Harrington is going
to move to AttlebOrO, Mass, where he
will engage in farming. Riley Switser
has rented Harrington's house on Green
street and will take possession Deem
Der l.
Joseph Ivers and John Leavitt
were fined Monday for furnishing IL
quOr, the former so and costs for one
offence, the latter $50 and costs fol
two offences. John Liberty was also
fined so and costs for procuring liquor
under false pretenses.
The Fairbankses are running the
Waterford water pipes as far south a,
David Mackey's, on the Ranney place
opposite the fair ground. Between the
Lake road crossing and Mackey's, som,
nine or ten families take water from
this main.
john Belknap has put steam fix
lures into his Railroad street residence
aud fired up yesterday for the frs
, time.-The Exeter Machine Co. arr
just about completing the work of pip
ing the Athen9um honse for steam TO
DR.. Sparhawk.
The jOlhest lot of boys that ge
together during the week in st. Johns
bury are the lads that occupy the Y
NJ. G. A. gymnasium every Saturda,
morning. The horizontal bars, til,
swings and sand bags are put to prac
teal use when the boys get hold o
them.
The article on the inside by tn
venerable Henry Little will be foun,
, Of especial interest. AS we have be
fore said, the memory OF this man i
remarkable. Few men are now Twin
: who can remember distinctly event
before the war of 1912, and fewer sti
: can record them with the clear pre-
, ciseness of Mr.. Little.
!. While Dan FulfOrd, an enginee
e on the Lake road, was trying to ente
the engine house, there was som
trouble with the heavy doors one {
J which fell upon him, crushing him t