St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-01-28
COMMENCED AUGUST 8. 1887.
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Weather Record.

AT Biugham's drug store, for the week ending
Jan. 81 1886.
Highest. Lowest.
Thursday, 25 5
Friday, 81 16
Saturday, 10 %
Sunday . go
Monday IA -22
Tuesday, 81 Ia
Wednesday, &c 0
The dash = indicates below zero.
NEW ADS IN THIS PAPER.
Home Art Co.-Special Run on Prices.
Harvey & BrOwn-New Firm.
Gossamer Found.
| acknowledgements.
Bingham-Lice on Cattle
| Vicks Floral Guide
Springfield acknowledgements.
Alexander Shields Est-Probate Notice
DIR. Cages appointments.
| Moore & Harvey-S5O00 wanted.
| Fred H. BroOks-Music.
BRIEF LOCALS
The check list will be posted next
Saturday.
The spring term at the academy
begins next Tuesday.
The Passumpsic railroad has de-
clared dividend of $3.50 per share.
Magazines to be bound should be
brought in before next Saturday night.
"A. d. Massey has sold his house
and lot above the Centre to Julia G..
StimsOn for 5000.
The Choral society is practicing
for an old folks concert to be given
soon in costume.
The Home Art company is doing a
thriving business and reports brisk
trade in valentines. 1t has more or
ders on hand than ever before.
The last January thaw of the
month started in vigorously this morn
ing with a hard rain. 1t is to be hoped
that the good sleighing will be spared.
The lecture committee have closed
an engagement with Hon. B. X. Bruce,
the well known cOlOred senator of Lou
isiana, who will lecture here Feb. %.
People who want to know what
the weather is should buy their Their
mometers at Bingham's. His instru-
ments are unusually Glow" this winter.
The st. JOhnsbury house tables
blOssomed out Tuesday with complete
set of new crOckery. The management
report business thriving and gaining
daily.
An unusual if not remarkable re-
ligiOus revival is reported in Peacham.
There is nothing too good for that
town, and we trust the good work will
spread.
e. Roy met with an accident at
the box shop of Demers & Pinard, at
Paddock village, last week, losing a
thumb and having his hand otherwise
mutilated.
Bailey & Williams have at their
Main street meat market fine lot of
Plymouth Rock chickens this week
They were raised by Mr.. Graves of
Lyndon.
Alfred HI. Brooks, now organist at
the North church, is to devote himself
to music and wishes for pupils or will
instruct classes in adjacent towns.
His card appears elsewhere.
L. B. HartshOrn and Charles E.
Kirk have bought out the livery bust
ness connected with the st. JOhnsbury
House of A. G.. Tolman. The new
firm is styled HartshOrn & Kirk.
Mrs. Robert Donaghy took a poi
sOnOus drug Tuesday night and came
near dying. She was considered in a
critical state yesterday. 1t is not be-
Those who attended the LittletOn
convention last week report that it
was success. Among the sOlOists at
the matinees were Mrs. Janette Wal
lace and Miss Ellen Ely of st. Johns
bury.
The Caledonia county young mems
temperance association will hold it's
annual meeting at the town hall next
Thursday at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. All temperance men are urged
to be present.
Next Saturday marks the 10Th an
niversary of Rev. Edward Fairbanks
settlement as pastor of the South