St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-05-03

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OWN AND COUNTY NEWS
Weather Record.
IL Bingham's drug store. for the week ending
Al . 1855.
Highest Lowest.
ghursday, 6s 25
Friday, Ga Is
Saturday, 76 32
sunday, II 80
AOnday, 62 "a
Tuesday, AZ 80
II ednesday, 49 30
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D. Carpenter. Sec cy-Cemetery Notice.
Box 49, Hanoyer-COOk and Laundress.
s reen Davis-Painters and Paper Hangers.
q. =. Hastings-Hammond Type Writer CO.
al ID. Rowell-Fishing Tackle.
n rs. w. j SaubOrn-Spring and Summer Goods
IL ID. Steele & Co.-Spring Clothing
81 ferchants National Bank-Specia Meeting.
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BRIEF LOCALS.
REV. S. Donaldson of Lyndon Cen
'e will preach at the Methodist church
skt Sunday.
The interment of bodies deposited
the tomb will begin on Tuesday il
e weather is favorable.
Harvey & Brown sold 33 carpets
sst week. That's what comes of ad
ertising in the Caledonian.
Rev. E. T. Sandford gave his il
lstrated talk on Siam and China al
nssumpsic Sunday evening.
Rev. DR.. Leeds of Hanover preach
] at the South church Sunday, ex-
hanging with Mr.. Fairbanks.
-Jovite Pinard has sold his lumber
lterests in Victory to his partners
bseph Clautier and Joseph DrOuin.
F. Fairbanks of st. JOhnsbury, ac-
Drding to the patent reports, has beeI
ranted a patent on a feed water heat
r.
There will be an entertainment
Ociable and supper at the Methods
hurch parIors tomorrow evening. 4
pecially good time is promised.
The recently formed firm of Batch
der & Underwood, butchers, is dis
plved, Mr.. Underwood returning t.
s old place in the scale shops.
S. A. Nelson is making prepara-
lon for building a house on the lot re
entity purchased of the Carpente
eirs to the south of Lucius Hazen'
Ouse.
The remains of the late Judge Da
ia are expected here Saturday. Flu
IeraI services will be held at st. An
|rew's church Saturday afternoon a
o'clock.
John O'Keefe, a worthy citize
d Tho died this week, was a member G
he Mechanics Relief association, whic
as added 80 to its membership tn
last two weeks.
George Ii. Cross has bought til
,ven in SanbOrn's bakery of John H
OOre, thus reducing MOOre's insuI
! hce and increasing the facilities of til
%. JOhnsbury bakery.
The ladies will all be calling &
Miss RObbins's millinery store on Mai
treet now, as Mrs. and Miss Robin
lave returned from Boston with a mic
ne of fashionable goods.
-Taxidermist Graham has close
J is museum to the public inasmuch a
he has sold all his curiOsities and hi
rented his war and other relics to
museum manager on Temple Place
Boston.
Some 80 or more attended the al
Aual sugar party given to the membe
bf the Universalist congregation t
Calvin Humphreys last week. Lii
it's predecessors it was very success
full partyt
The religious work of the Y. NJ.
A. will be considered at the MONTH
meeting at 7:3O Saturday evening
Short papers on pertinent subjects wi
be read and an address given by Re
F. E. Dawson.
The busiest place in town now
days is at "the dump" where the ia
road changes are going on. The stea
shovel was started this week and t
earth is used in filling in the schO
IA Ouse trestle at Fairbanks village.
The reading by Prof. Chapm
for the benefit of the Academy ba
ball club comes this evening at Acad
my hall. Prof. Chapman will be {
sisted 10y local musical talent. A ST
fieient number of tickets have alrea'
been sold to secure a good audience.
1t looked a trifle countrified Satu
day afternoon to see by no mea
heavily loaded teams stuck fast in {
mud on Western avenue opposite t
Gov. Fairbanks's place. On the sal
dav a man Whn HrOva fo Gaufra ill