St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-10-04

Inc SOuCn cnufcn meets III ACdu-
emy hall next Sabbath morning.
w. C. Warner has bought out
James Robb's stock of music strings.
The roof and steps On the Gorham
& Cobb block have been extensively
repaired.
"A. E. SanbOrn has sold his house
on Pleasant street to Leonard Penni-
man for $4,000.
The Reece ButtOn-hOle machine
company has declared a dividend OF
two per cent.
The Odd Fellows block association
have declared a semi-annual dividend
of three per cent.
The young people of the Methodist
church meet tomorrow evening to form
a branch of the Oxford league.
The tenth annual festival of parish
chOirs of Vermont comes next Thurs,
day. st. Andrews sends no delegates
There will be a Sunday schoo
harvest concert at the Baptist church
on Railroad street Sunday evening a.
6.30.
"A semi-annual dividend of three
per cent. has been declared on St
JOhnsbury and Lake Champlain 6s
1910.
The Scale company are putting NJ
another large store house, this one Op.
pOsite the boarding house on Water
street.
The Knights of Pythias have rent
ed the upper story of B. G. Howe's
new block. The building will be com
pleted next month.
The gymnasium class is organizing
much more rapidly than was antici
pated. The first meeting will be helt
Saturday evening.
Round trip tickets will be solt
from here to Montpelier and return fo
fare one way at all times during TIN
session of the legislature.
-Beauman Butler made an exten
sive display of his patented agricultu
raj appliances, snow rollers, ETC., a
the Barton fair last week.
The 81 Plunkard company ar
booked at the Opera house for Frida
and Saturday evenings. They com
here we'll recommended.
Too much fire in the stove at tn
freight depot communicated with til
building Tuesday morning, but wa
put out without sounding an alarm.
L. B. Harris has his Hereford an
POlled Angus stock and Shropshir
sheep on exhibition at the Bay stat
fair in Springfield, Mass, this week.
Joseph Gauthier has sold one-ha
his interest in the shoe store in Ward
block on Railroad street to Jerry Gi
more of Derby Line who will hav
charge of the business.
The annual giving out of the ga
after an unusually long term of yer
poor gas, occurred this week. On
consumer protests that he is tired {
paving $4 thousand for blue wind.
The fall foliage is nothing so bri
liant in this section as usual. 1t ma
be the frequent storms and the free2
of few weeks ago account for th
loss of the usual bright autumnal tint
One of the consumers of river w
ter brought into this Office yesterday
very pretty and lively little wat
snake, foot or more in length, tn
managed to get into his tenement V
the faucet.
Herbert Harvey of Passumps
ran his hand into a buzz planer at Il
scale shops Monday and had his lit
finger cut off and other fingers on t
same hand crushed. He works in t.
packing room.
President George Van Dyke of t
Upper Coos railroad has been having
lively time of it the past week tryil
to control lot of striking Italian
borers, who, it is reported, are she
two months back pay through the ia
ure OF the abseonding of the contra'
or who is building the road. The
has been some fooling with firearI
and q panaraI rint hnt at Last accnnn