St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-03-11

LIST National Bank-Statement.
Merchants National Bank-Statement.
| L. ID. Stiles-Fiour for Sale.
Prof. j. W. Churchill-Reading.
FIN. Brown-COOk stove for sale.
| c. E. Allen-Flower and Vegetable Seeds.
BRIEF LOCALS.
The village schools close next
week Friday.
"A Baptist church sociable will be
held at Foster Stevens this evening.
Mrs. Smith closed her labOrs with
the Free Baptist church last week
Wednesday.
The South church people have a
sOciable in the vestries of the church
Friday evening.
The Congregational pastors of the
county held their regular meeting at
the South church Tuesday.
-Beauman Butler was recently
granted patent on his street sanding
machine. 1t is a great success.
Charles S. Hastings has removed
the old Passumpsic savings bank safe
into the Lake road office in Bank
block.
Prof. Henry Fairbanks assignOr to
Feed Water Heater company, Port
land, Me-, has been granted a patent
on feed water heater.
BE sure and attend the meeting
consider the SOldiers'.- home-in- st.
JOhnsbury question.
"A chatty account of ride on a
snow pillow on the Lake road, after the
recent storm, is unavOidably held over
until next week.
Misses Jennie and Kate Amidon
of East Burke, soprano and alto, sang
in the Free Baptist choir last Sunday
with much acceptance.
Mrs. M. l.. It. Hidden, president of
Caledonia county w. G. Il. u, has a
word to say to the ladies of the county
on the third page of this issue.
Fred Woodbury. takes Charles
Montgomery's place on Bonett's gro
Gerry team, the latter giving his whole
time to duties inside the store.
Thanks are due Congressman
Circuit for copies of his speech on the
Fitz John Porter case and for other
congressional documents.
The patrons of the Lake road will
be pleased to learn that the genial
Captain Hawley is to run the steamer
Maquam on lake Champlain another
season.
George Alvord is seriously sick
with pneumonia. j. G. Paddock, who
has been very sick with the same dis
ease, is up and about and getting on
finely.
ANY of our readers who have kept
y
will confer favor by sending to this
Office the thermometer report for Jan.
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Shepherd Pomona grange, No. 2,
will meet with Burke Mountain grange
at East Burke, Wednesday, March IL,
at l o'clock a. m. a full attendance is
desired.
Smith & Walker dedicated a new
soda fountain last Saturday drawing
hot soda for the multitude. 1t is a
Tufts fountain with all the modern
improvements.
The ladies of the Methodist So
ing at the parsonage, the ladies meet
ing in the afternoon and the young
folks in the evening.
MARCEL Geuvin has bought of
William Higgins, executor, the j. C..
Higgins farm for $500. Mr. Geuvin
will start milk route in the village
in few days.
Alvin Whitney had his frock
caught by set-screw on a revolving
shaft at the scale works Monday. The
frOck was completely torn off him, but
no injury was done his person.
Rev. C. F. Morse preached at the
South church Sunday morning, and in
the evening gave a talk on Turkish
customs. Rev. l.. c. Dickinson preach
ed at the Methodist church last Sunday
morning.
) Moore s. Harvey, clothing dealers
on Railroad street, have dissolved, Mr.
A. Clark Harvey continuing the bust
ness. Mr.. Moore says he has not de-
cided what to do.