St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-06-04
NEW ADS IN THIS PAPER.

G. NJ Carpenter-House and Lot to sell or rent
G. NJ Carpenter-Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
n. NJ. Scott & Son-Groeeries.
| Mrs d. A Observation-Disclosures Store
Est. Myron G. Campbell-Probste of VIII.
H. G. MOore-A uction Of Carriages, etc.
w Raymend-Western Excursions.
Geo L. Bradley-HOr and Carriages.
St Johnsbury Clothing COMPANY Bargains
Mrs T. Bowker-Family Safe for sale.
A SUPPLEMENT-
i The crowd of advertising and lOca
matter necessitates IA supplement this
week. It contains a variety of miscel-
lany, general news, personals, a letter
from Africa, and hair-lifting account
of a maniac's work on IA Chicago train.
BRIEF LOCALS.
Postponed for one year-the June
frost.
Bear in mind the change in time
on the Lake road next week.
Mrs. Robbins is in Boston this
week, selecting a new stock of MILL
merry goods.
The usual semi-annual dividend
of the Passumpsic savings bank will be
payable in July.
Town meeting this evening to see
if the town will refund its debt at a
lower rate of interest.
The band will give concert in
the courthouse yard Saturday even
ing at half past seven.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Y. NJ. G.. A. will he held next Sat
urday evening at 7.3O O'Clock.
The annual drill and inspection of
Co. d, of National guard of Vermont,
will be held Thursday, June Is.
The Y. NJ. C. A. rambling club will
have a ball game OH the school com
mon at o'clock tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Morrison says there are no
"hard times" Mt her stOre-that Judi
ciOus advertising keeps business live
ly.
Part of the apparatus for the Y. NJ.
G. A. gymnasium has arrived, and the
gymnasium will he ready for use in
few days.
We are sorry to learn that DR..
Daniel N. Trull of Lyndon offers his
place on Main street for sale, as this
indicates that he will not remove
here.
George l.. Bradley and Robert Me
Kinnon have exchanged places and
have moved into their new quarters.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley start OH their
Western trip June 10.
Perkins Underwood, for three
years past clerk at Il. c. Fletcher &
Co.'s, closed his engagement there with
May. He does not announce his flu
ture business intentions.
Besides all the property offered at
auction next Saturday by Hugh Moore,
there will be an opportunity to buy IL
family horse and carriages used and
proved by Geo. l.. Bradley.
The primary schools in the village
close next week Friday, June IL, the
grammar and intermediate schools one
week later, excepting Miss Jenness's
| mr. WI. oil to
Prof Henry Fairbanks and wife,
| Franklin Fairbanks and wife, Mrs. A.
Z. Rankin and Mrs. G.. Nj. Stone are ut
the annual meeting of the Home mis-
| sionary society at Saratoga this week.
The injury to Mrs. Frank Lacourse
| from being thrown out of wagon in
Fairbanks village, is not so serious as
| feared. No bones are broken, but
there are severe bruises which will
take some weeks to repair.
&c. A. Whitcher moves from Mrs.
Jewett's house into a tenement over
his store, and Amos Scott, the new
! SIOCSiy man III ANenue DlOCh, moves
into the tenement vacated by
| Whitcher.
Evening Prayer will be said nj
the Episcopal church at $50 instead OF
) o'clock on Sunday evenings, begin
ming next Sunday. As usual, the ser
mon will be omitted through the sum
mer.
Winthrop True, one of our old and
esteemed residents, had paralytic
shock last week and remains in IA crit
zeal cOndition.-Elisha Peck, another
of our old residents, is also FRUSTRATED
with paralysis.
Judge French has erected new
picket fence around his premises OIL
Eastern avenue, which adds much to
the looks of the place, but it is crue
joke To the lOafers who nsed to roos
on the top rail of the old fence.
Rev. Edward +. Fairbanks spent
last Sabbath in Montreal and his pull
pit was supplied by Prof Henry Fair
banks.-Rev. F. T. Perkins of Bur
lingtOn preached at the North church
last Sabbath and is expected to sup
ply next Sunday also.