St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-10-21

their Goth marriage anniversary.
"A chicken pie festival will be held
at the Free Baptist church Tuesday
evening to which all are invited.
Senator Bates introduced bill in
the senate Monday to incorporate the
st. JOhnsbury savings bank and trust
company.
"A teacher in gymnastics will be
here early in November when classes
will be formed in.the Y. NJ. C. A. gym
nasium.
Rev. C.. NJ. LamsOn is expected
home from the West the latter part of
the week and will preach at the North
church Sunday.
Boston g. Lowell stock touched
1876 Friday. This buoyancy is I'M
dOubtedly owing to the Vermont hold
ings of this road.
Rector Hopkins of st. Andre WIS
church has raised over $4,000 toward
the church debt. Less than 5000 re-
mains to be raised.
The many holders of Reece but
tOnhole stock will be glad to learn
that the company have declared div
idend of one per cent.
The Passumpsic excursion to BOs
ton, already announced, comes Mon
day. The So rate from here will make
the trip a popular one.
Representative Fletcher has intro
duced bill in the house to pay N. NJ.
Johnson 1910 for procuring the ar
rest of a criminal at Barton.
Among the claims paid by the
Mutual Life Insurance company last
week was one on the late Bowman B.
Shattuck of ST. Johnsbury for $4,000.
-BradfOrd's music festival comes
next week Tuesday, Wednesday Thurs
day and Friday. H. G.. Blaisdell's or
chestra furnishes instrumental music.
The children's society, "The Help
ing Hands," are preparing for a CHI lid
ren's festival to be held in basement of
Music hall the first week in November.
N. R. Switzer has hired the NOyes
building opposite the Presbyterian
move his uphOlstering business to that
place.
The exhibition car of the Canadian
Pacific colonization bureau will be at
the St. JOhnsbury station this after
noon at 225 and will remain here I'M
til Saturday morning.
The locomotive "Lamoille" that
was thrown from the track at Danville
two weeks ago was got up Friday and
brought down here. 1t is pretty thor
Oughly used up.
photographer Haynes is taking
views of local points and buildings
for series of Photographic views OF
ST. Johnsbury similar to those publish
ed of mountain views.
The famous Whitmore & Clark's
MINISTRIES are booked for their annual
appearance next Friday evening, Oct.
%, at the opera house. They are well
and favorable known here.
Druggist Boynton's 2-years-old
child fell from a table to the floor
Tuesday noon and was unconscious
when picked up, but recovered after
ward and is now doing well.
Those who were up early enough
this morning to see it were rewa rded
with fine sight in the eastern and
southern horizon. The combination
of colOrs was something rarely seen.
- Some of the young people met at
Miss Clara Davis Monday and organ
lied society for mutual improvement
during the coming winter evenings.
FOrtnightly meetings will be held.
With the rivers running dry"
half the year there is little use in max
ing an attempt to get the proposed
Homeopathic Medical college located
in st. Johnsbury. Another argument
against deforestatiOn.
L. b. Harris, ESQ.,, of Lyndon took
to the Bay State fair in Boston forty
seven cattle, consisting of Devons,
Herefords, and Polled Angus. He
carried away forty-seven prizes, in
Guiding the silver medal for best herds.