St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-10-28
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

| TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Weather Record.
At Biugham's drug store. for the week endin
Oct 81 1896.
Thursday, So A
Friday, So 26
Saturday, so 30
Sunday, As 16
Monday, 40 30
| Tuesday, 43 b
| Wednesday 80 81
NEW ADS IN THIS PAPER.
Ira Wyman-WOOd for Sale.
Merchants National Bank-FOreign Exchange.
Dr. James r. Nelson-Phy sician and Surgeon.
Mrs Lawrence Brown-Christian Healing.
Mary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
f. A Carter-Found.
Box 30-Tenement to Rent.
Albert Hoskins-HOuse to Rent.
BRIEF LOCALS.
Don't forget the lecture course
concert by Reeves band tonight.
Before determining your news
paper reading for ~ see offer on 4tl
page. -
The sale of season tickets in the
Y. NJ. c.. A. course thus far amounts tt
$500.
Remember to take your Canadf
bills to the bank for exchange before
Nov. 1.
There were III tickets sold for the
Boston excursion last week from this
station.
Prof. G.. A. Sawtelle of Boston will
form classes in the Y. M. G. A gymna-
SUM next Thursday.
The fall examination of teachers
will be held Saturday morning at the
Union school building at $50 o'clock
"A. d. ROwell, of the firm of How
ard & ROwell, is in Boston this week
after new goods for their store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rickaby
were surprised last week with a visit
from friends who gave them a house
warming.
The reunion of the 18th Vt. regi-
ment comes at Montpelier Nov TO-
The 9Th regiment reunion is at Mont
pelier Nov. 2.
"A ST. JOhnsbury delegation visit
ed Montpelier this week in the interest
of the Eastern avenue crossing over the
Passumpsic track.
-Passumpsic railroad stock, which
has been held firmly at 80 for some
weeks, advanced to 100 Tuesday. Good
management tells.
Lyndon Arnold and 6. H. Taylor
had charge of the frescoeing in the
Congregational church at East Burke,
and fine job was the result.
William StantOn's family, who
have been living on Pearl street, are
to remove to Athol, Mass, where Mr.
Stanton has secured permanent en-
plOyment.
Horace Woods shot fisher cat on
saddleback hill above Paddock village
one day last week. These animals are
not common about here, though Occa-
sionaIly one is seen.
"A fire last week in Rutland in q
bakery adjoining Frank Crows music
store, damaged his stock of pianos and
organs nearly $1,000. The stock was
covered by insurance.
The election of Quartermaster-
general at Montpelier comes Nov. A
The contest has narrowed down to two
candidates, Gen. Ide and Col. w. II
Gilmore of Hartford.
"A. E. HOugh, piano tuner, who has
been unable to fill recent engagements
here on account of the illness of hi
wife, will be in town at Bailey's music
store next week.
Senator Bates has had busy weel
of it at Montpelier. He has prepared
an elaborate railroad commission bill
and also bill raising the salaries o
the supreme court judges to $4,000.
The South church people plan t.
organize a chorus choir for church ser
vice with H. H. May as leader. There
is much musical ability among til,
young people of that society.
Farmers, dairymen, poultry rails
ers, and all others who keep a COW
hog, horse or hens, will find sOmethin,
of value To them in a notice on tn
fourth page, first column.
"A petition has been circulated her
and largely signed urging both branch
es of the state legislature to pass bill
favoring the introduction of temper
ance text books in the public schools
1t is hoped that the editorial mat
ter in this weeks CaledOnian will NEE
with the approval of brother j. E. Han
ris, the self constituted censor of til
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