St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-03-14

household in St Johnsbury. making it the
most desirable advertising medium that can
he used
IoB PRINTING of all descriptions done by
skiIlfuI workmen, with the best material and
at low rates
Weather Record.
At Binghaui's Drug store. for the week
ending Mar 3. 1889
Highest Lowest
Thursday--.--.-. 80 -.-.----...-----..-- 26
Friday ---------- 2-------------- *
Saturday ----.--. % -------------------- 20
NJ Monday---------- 23----------------- II
Tuesday. 24-.----.---.-.--.-----
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New Ads. in this Paper.
Sewing Wanted.
F .. CIark-New Books.
{. :. Hastings-A Chestnut
Patrick Mason's Est-Com'rs Notice.
c A Norton-HOuseho Goods for Sale
NEWS ABOUT HOME.
The St Johnsbury Guards give
dance at the armOry Friday evening.
Sylvester Underwood was taken
to the Brattleboro asylum Tuesday.
There will be a variety supper
and sociable at the Methodist church
Friday evening.
Eugene Doloff has sold his farm
in Fairbanks village to his father,
John E DoIoff for $1O5O.
B. F. Weeks has opened store
on Railroad street He will sell gro
eeries and farming tools.
There will be a pink tea party
and entertainment a t the Universalist
vestry next Saturday evening.
This week is the anniversary of
the great blizzard of 1888 in New
England and the Middle states.
The money order office at the
post office is now open all day in
stead of only few hours in the day.
The sleighing on Eastern avenue
has been so poor the past week that
several parties have been using
Commodore Foote and sister and
Smiths Swiss bell ringers give an en-
tertainment at the Opera house this
evening
Key S NJ. McClurken preached
at the PRESBYTERIAN church last Sab
bath and will occupy that pulpit un-
til June /.
Postmaster Bowman expects to
establish temporary post office in
the first floor of Music hall sometime
next week.
The collection at the Catholic
church last Sabbath for the work
among the Indians and negroes
amounted to $50.
A. II. Mcleod receives 5000
from a 2O-year policy in the Equita-
Bile Assurance company which ma
lures this week
The machinists have begun oper-
ations at L. D. Hazen's new mill at
Victory and the carpenters will com
mence there next week
AT the trial of Willie Chabut for
larceny Tuesday the boy waived eX-
animation and was bound over to
the higher court for trial.
John Rolley of Littleton has re-
moved his insurance headquarters to
St Iohnsbury and will be located in
the office of r. d. Blodgett & Co.
Anyone who has Il vacancy in a
store or office has a chance of giving
it to a clean and honest boy that is
a great addition to the St Johnsbury
band.
-Rev. s S Matthews of Jamaica
Plain preached at the North church
again last Sabbath. In the evening
he preached a strong sermon to
young men.
%. V Hooker & Son will rebuild
the saw mill at East Cabot,
which was blown up Jan. %, and
saw out the lumber on the place.
They expect to get the mill running
by April L
-Justus F Shedd, who has been
laid up nearly eleven weeks from his
injuries received by the falling of the
elevator, has been drawing SO a
week from his policy in the Standard
Accident company.
Our readers will note a change in
the advertisement of the Northwest
ern Guarantee Loan company. The
increased stock is nearly placed and
the new stock will be sold at S105 a
share after this month.
-Chamberlin post, G. A. R, has a
total membership of 1S5 and is now
the third post in the state, in size,
and it is expected that it will be
brought up to the second place be
fore the next state encampment-
George Brainerd, James Glynn
and John Walker were arrested for
drunkenness the past week Allplead
guilty and were fined So and costs
Two of the offenders disclosed that