St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-09-03

8, 1887.
| TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Weather Record.
At Biughans drug store for the week endin
Sept 2 lss5
Thursday SIS %
! Friday. so 30
Saturday ~ b
| Sunday. 6 Il
! Monday, Is 40
Tuesday 66 a
Wednesday IS IS
For Thursday, fair weather for New England
with light fr0sts to night
NEW ADS IN THIS PAPER.
Clark g. Dodge-New Firm.
Probate Notice-Est Geo. f. LOugee.
Probate Hotice-Est Cordelia c. Knapp.
Probate Notice-Es Rufus ID. Wilson.
ST J. & L. G. r. K CO.-AnDual Meeting.
Insolvency Notice-Est. Lendsl Bishop.
/ kanney & NOrtOn-(irocers.
A. W. Gray's SOns-H0rse Powers.
Mrs. D. A. MOrrson--BOoks and Stationery
4 g. G. BDgham--HOney, and Insect Powder.
| Home Art Co.--Fair Exhibit.
BRIEF LOCALS.
MFR. Clark's singing club will not
meet this week.
--Lendal Bishop of Summerville has
gone into insolvency. Liabilities light.
| hos al Il
street to the Saml Wright house on
| Railroad street.
| The number of students at the
academy has increased to about $50
the present week.
-Lippitt, the grocery man in Wards
block, has sold out to Lynch Brothers,
who take possession to-day.
-Drs. Calderwood, Browne, and
Carter of Lyndon, have received their
commissions as pension examiners.
odd Fellows and their friends will
| have IA promenade concert at Odd Fell
lows hall, Thursday evening, Sept. 10.
The band will play in front of the
Athenaum next Tuesday evening,
weather permitting probably the 'Iast
of the season."
At the annual meeting of the Pas
sumpsic railroad held at Newport yes
terday the old board of directors and
officers were chosen.
Rev. Dr. BrastOw is expected to
preach to his former people at the
South church next Sabbath and Rev.
+. II. Perkins of Burlington ut the
North.
Judge Ross as administrator of the
estate of the late Dea. Tarrant Stock
well of this place, has paid over leg
acy of 500 to the American home mis-
siOnary society.
"A very interesting letter will be
found on the second page on EARNING
in Japan" 1t was written for The Cal
edonian by Japanese student, who is
being educated in America.
Reduced fare to Burlington to
state fair next week Tuesday and
Friday 50, Wednesday and Thursday
81. To SherbrOOke and return Wednes-
day and Thursday, to the races, $3.50.
- Mrs. f. ID. Harlow has purchased
the office building of Geo. S. Shaw and
will move it on to a lot nearly in the
rear of the house she now lives in on
Main street, and occupy it for dwell
ing.
Mrs. o. T. Brown expects to move
To Minneapolis the present month
where her son, Edward ID. Brown, is
in business. Miss Nellie Brown will
spend the winter with her sister in
Boston.
-Ranney & Norton, the new gro
Gerry firm on Main street, make an
nOuncement in another column of what
they have to sell. They keep a good
line of family groceries and theirs is a
| favOrite store.
Landlord Bedell has sold quar-
| ter interest in the St. JOhnsbury House
to George +. Grow, dating from Sept.
! LIST. Mr.. Crows brother Frank will
tend the store and Mr.. Grow will help
look after the odds and ends at the
| hotel.
OF the 10 Congregational churches
in this county there are only two that
have settled pastors -MclndOe's Falls
I and the South church, st. Johnsbury
Eleven have acting pastors and the
church at Kirby is supplied by Rev. G
w. Kelley Of the Lyndon church.
1t is expected that the drum corps
will attend the first day of the fair with
their full organization, which consists
of five drums and five flies. The mem
beers are SO scattered that they cannot
get together readily and that is the
reason the full band was not out last
week.
Some live or six of the locomotives
on the b. Il l.. road have been chang
ed to coal burners, the management