St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-04-05

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NEW ADS. IN THIS PAPER.
H. r. Dissatisfaction Wanted
S &C. p. Carpenter-Hardware, a Agricultural Tools
81 W. +. KeIley-Wall Papers, Daisy Flour. etc.
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Martha H. Goss' Est.-PrObate of Will.
Weather Record.
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BRIEF LOCALS.
Local holders of stock in the Reece
Buttonhole Machine company are re-
picing in a quarterly dividend of 2 per
sent.
The pOstoffice will be open Friday
for the delivery of mails, from to 9 a.
n. and from to 7 p. m. Evening
naiIs close at 7.
The maple sugar exchange is
growing. Fifteen members from st.
Ohnsbury joined the exchange in a
Single day last week.
The last of the series of social
Evenings at the North church comes
spext week Friday evening and is a
'Milk maids festival"
Hon. C.. S. Page of Hyde Park has
been elected director of the st. Johns
bury and Lake Champlain road in
place of the late ex-Gov. Horace Fair
banks.
Evening Star lodge [. o. o. F., will
be instituted at Newport Thursday
evening April 10. Caledonia lodge of
this place will do the work in first de-
gree.
Marshall j. Ingraham, who was so
seriously and as it was supposed fa-
tally injured at Hazen's mill in Victory,
is reported as doing we'll and in fair
way of recovery.
Our Peacham correspondent says
that the roads which were made with
the snow roller are still in fair condi-
ton. Roads made with the plough are
generally impossible.
The Advent Christian Sunday
school at their meeting held March 25
passed resolutions of sympathy on the
death of Mrs. E. r. Jenkins, who for
y
full teacher in the school,
Another interesting letter by &C
NJ" will be found on the second page
wherein is considered some phases OF
boarding house life, some "reminiscences
of the great storm in New York city
and a word concerning st. Johnsbury's
dead.
Portions of the new tracks are al
ready laid on the lower end of Rail
road street and the improvements are
sufficiently far advanced to give some
idea as to how the changes will alter
the appearance of the country in that
section.
Mrs. Mary A. LivermOre will come
to Vermont in May. All w. c.. II. Un.
ions, Woman's suffrage leagues, Wom-
ans relief corps, or other lecture assO-
Citations desiring her services, will ap-
ply soon to Mrs. B. P. Elmer, Lower
Cabot, who is Mrs. LivermOre's agent
The Daughters of Rebekah l. o. o
F., will give a festival at Odd Fellows
hall Tuesday evening, April 10, repre-
senting the four seasons of the year, a
which time they will serve new maple
sugar, cakes and coffee, oranges, ic'
cream, etc. A general invitation il
given.
d. p Hurlburts "HyppOcynagon,'
a combined horse and dog performing
exhibition, occupies the boards at the
Opera house Friday and Saturday
evenings. 1t is claimed that it is
better show than the Equescurriculun
that was here last year.
The regular monthly meeting o
the Y. NJ. C.. A. comes Saturday even
ing at 7.30. A specially interesting
feature of the meeting will be state
meuts from heads of each departmen
as to the help those in the other de
partments can give them in the work
The breaking up of Moose rive
piled the ice I5 feet high above tn
dam at the old HOvey mill in Summer
vile Friday and when the ice wen
out it carried a couple of logs from tn
top of the dam. The present owne