St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-09-10
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Weather Record.

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Tuesday 66 IS
Wednesday, 81 so
For Thursday; Cooler clearing and fair weather
for New England
NEW ADS IN THIS PAPER.
st. Johnsbury Clothing Co-Fall Bargains
II. j. Conant-Hardware and Stoves.
A. Williamson--HOrse Shooting.
w. b. AndsrsOn-Dress Trimmings, etc
+. N. Randall-Dry and Fancy Goods.
| W. n. Randall & CO.-HOlstein Stock
w. RaymOnd-vacation Excursions.
| G. NJ Carpentsr-Eye Glasses.
| Probate NOtice-Est. Submit Farrow.
Probate NOtice-Est. solomon Humphrey.
Probate NOtice-Est Geo. II. Senter
j. II. Humphrey-Singing Glasses.
BRIEF LOCALS.
The Odd Fellows promenade con-
cert at their hall comes this evening.
The annual meeting of the Lake
road is held at the ST. JOhnsbury house
to-day.
The public schools will be closed
on Thursday that the young folks may
attend the fair.
F. E. Clark, grocer, has moved
from the Hosmer house on Eastern av-
enue to Aliens block
Rev. Walter Dole of White River
Junction will preach at the Universal
list church next Sunday.
L. Ill - L. -.
next week may he somewhat delayed
on account of the cattle fair.
L. b. Atwood has gone to Boston
this week for fall and winter goods.
He will return with n fine stock.
Thirteen new members were re-
ceived into the Methodist church at
the communion service last Sunday
The horse sheds at the rear of the
South church have been thoroughly
overhauled and rejuvenated the past
week
A special train will run from st.
Johnsbury to Burlington tomorrow,
Friday, leaving here at els in the
morning.
Henry Harris has exchanged the
Buzzell place at Paddock village with
Uriah Elliott for the latter's place on
South Park.
Rev, ID. f. Miller, a former pastor
of the Methodist church here, is visit
ing friends in st. Johnsbury and is the
guest of A. l.. Bailey.
To facilitate work the first day of
the fair, stock and mechanic hall en-
tries can be made at the CaledOnian
Office Saturday and Monday.
Mr.. Humphreys singing classes,
advertised i'll this paper, offer an unu-
sually good opportunity for all who
desire thorough vocal instruction.
"A bevy of fresh air children who
had been summering over west, took
the n. Y. express train at this place
Tuesday morning for their city homes.
Rev. w. r. Laird, who has been
preaching at Pittsburg for the past two
Sabbaths, resumes his work at the
Presbyterian church in this place next
Sabbath.
Another cold week with frOsts in
the low lands. The longest rain in
years, began Tuesday evening at dark
and continued until about one o'clock
Thursday morning.
| business has taken n little upward
start at the scale works of late. Next
week work will be suspended for at
least day or two, and the annual in
spection of the boilers will take place.
Darwin Miller, for number of
years engineer on the Lake road, has
given up his position there and will
have the charge of carriage painting
at she mandatory of Miller n Ryan.
A new school has been formed in
building No. .. The pupils have been
taken from Miss Wrinkles and Miss
Harvey's schools, which were over
crowded, and Miss Woodruff of West
Burke is the teacher.
Bella Hastings, the well know
drover, was injured in a slight collision