St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-10-15

/ 49, mere VIII De no dunlIIJduce lee IC
the g. A. II. Fair afternoons.
The st. Johnsbury band gives {
promenade concert in the town hall to-
morrow evening.
There is no sickness among the
children attending the Catholic schools
of this village.
The Scale company divide a one
per cent. dividend this month making
four per cent. for the year.
Interesting Sunday school concerts
were held at the North and South
churches last Sunday evening.
R. p. Kidder has bought out Mr..
Kelley's store at East St. Johnsbnry
and will take possession at once.
Nelson Renfrew is fitting up the
dining rooms on the Avenue and will
open them this week.
Secretary Page will conduct re-
ligious services at Goss Hollow Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Invitations are out for social as
sembly at the armOry of the st. Johns
bury guard, tomorrow evening.
"A Dartmouth college correspond
ent reports Ia members of the Fresh
man class who fitted at st. JOhnsbury
academy.
William Wilder Il Son have a very
handsome store in their new block on
Railroad street, and are moving their
stock of goods into it.
An antiquarian supper will be
served in the vestries of the Free Bap-
fist church tomorrow evening. The
public are invited.
Mr.. Humphrey begins his child
ren's elementary singing class i'll the
chapel of the North church, next
Wednesday afternoon.
comes next Sunday ut the Methodist
church. There will be love feast at
9.3G O'Clock in the morning.
The "Wayside Cleaners" give a
bees honey festival in the Methodist
church parlOrs this evening to which
all their friends are invited.
A Sunday school missionary con
cert having for its subject the Indian
question will be held in the Baptist
church on Railroad street Sunday even
ing.
Potatoes in northern New Hamp-
shire are very plenty and very cheap,
as there is no market except at the
starch factories, which pay only q
cents bushel
H. c. Idle and Harry BlOdgett have
been in New York the past week tax
ing testimony in the case of the St
Johnsbury Granite company VS. Car
rick brothers.
The Passumpsic road announces
an excursion to the White Mountain
Notch. Saturday, from White River
Junction and stations between there
aud Wells River.
The grand army fair committee
have received II large invoice of or
namental goods and curiosties from
Florida, which will be on sale at the
fair next week.
A freight train on the b. & l.. Vt
Div, ran into an extra engine on the
track at Lunenburg last week Wednes
day, damaging both engines somewhat
Both are in the repair shop.
The railroad station at Lunenbure
was burned Saturday morning. TIL,
fire caught from defective t1ue. Ever,
thing that was movable about the
building was saved. Loss about $500
About $50 persons joined an eX
cursion on the Lake road yesterday t.
Plattsburg, n. Y, by the way of Ma
guam. The trip includes a sail acros
Lake Champlain and the party will re
turn this afternoon.
-Thirtyfive or forty of our peopl
are in attendance this week on tn
meetings at the 45th anniversary @
the American Board in Boston. Their
is good representation also from 9th
er parts of the state.
A. G. lehman left pair of horse
for a moment near William Russelow's
in North Danville, last Monday, whe
they ran away. The carriage wa
considerably damaged but the horse
we're not much hurt.
F. o. Clark moves into his ne
and very Hastily finished store in Wake
fields block, this week. His old stan
will be at once fitted up by GeOre
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