St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-01-02

| II. William brown IneO S0OO
for selling liquor. Appealed-Deacon
and Mrs. George Ranney of the Cen
tire celebrated their golden wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stanton of North
Danville also celebrated their golden
wedding.
IS. Lecture in the Y. NJ. c. A
course by DIR. Lorimer of Chicago
Daughters of Rebekah lodge institut-
| ed at West Burke-Close of a two
DAYS musical festival at Lyndon un-
der leadership of J. H. Humphrey
| 10. Successful musical convention
at East Hardwick, J. H. Humphrey,
leader, lasting four days.
| 81. Grand Master Henderson ten
ders a reception to the Odd Fellows
| and their friends-Farmers' institute
at South Ryegate lasting two days.
%. Lecture in Y. NJ. c. A. course
| bv Ex-Congressman Horn on The
labor problem
%. Rev. c. M. Lamson and wife
sailed from New York for three
months trip to Egypt and Palestine.
%. Married, William l.. Kinney
and EvaS. Sheldon; Jonathan Hunt
| ley of Marine, Mimi, and Mrs. Lila
X. Miles of ST. ]. Centre.
27. David Bodette of East Lyn-
don was crushed to death by logs
falling from a sled.
%. Harvey's barns at Kirby, be-
longing to Nj. ]. Russell burned; loss
| $500.
Neurology: 2, at Sheffield, Spencer
Drake, 90, towns oldest inhabitant;
8, at Danville, Mrs. William H. Nut
ting, GO; 4, at Walden, Mrs. Joel
Locke of Lyndon, 10; at Walden,
Mrs. o. Fuller, 90; 5, at East Hard
wick, Emily D. Smith, 1S; 8, at
Peacham, Asa Sargent, 50; 9, at
Lyndonville, George E. Dodge, &c;
at Kirby, Mrs. Sally Knox, 60; 10,
at Mortified, Mass, Rev. ]. p.
Humphrey, II, for many years pas
tor of Congregational church at St.
J. East; at Victory, Mrs. Nancy APP
pleton, 90; at Titusville, Pa, Mrs.
William S. Watson, IS, formerly of
St. J.; at ST. J. East, John Drew, 72;
IA, at McIndoes Falls, Franklin B.
Pearl, 40; at West Barnet, Mrs.
Moses Gilillan, 40; at Marshall
town, Ia, A. Harvey Brock, so, for
merry of Barnet; at East Burke,
Noah Powers, So; at Lyndonville,
Mrs J. T. 6. Cunningham, rs; IS,
at Providence, X. l., Mrs. Jonathan
Adams, st. ]. East, "A; IS, at Hard
wick, Penn Der Stille, "A at East Hard
wick, Mrs. Hogaboom, 80; %, at
Stannard, David Smith, 50; %, Mrs.
Nelly Walters, 80; 81, at Peacham,
Mrs AlonzO Robbins, 10.
5. Town meeting. Daniel Carpen-
ter and Charles Cobb reelected select
men and O. p. Bennett for third Sc
ectman. Listers increased to five
and elected George Ranney, H. V.
Severance, l.. B. Hartshorn, Elisha
May, A. p. Taft. Town hall not
sold and agency still kept up. Other
town officers e-elected-Married,
Robert p. Rayner of Philadelphia
and Aurora c. Trull West Concord,
Charles o. Nourse, aged IA, and Ell
len d. Shattuck, aged 13, both of
Wheelock.
T. Richard Clark of Montreal,
Pullman car conductor, arrested at
depot for selling liquor. After threat
ened suits against the officers and
town, Clark paid his fne-Mr. and
Mrs. ARA West celebrate their 10th
wedding anniversary.
II. A. w. Simpson and w. w.
Sprague start out with petitions for
the post office-Frank Beupre of Ca
pleton, P. O., was instantly killed at
SCOTS while working on a pile driver
13. Married, H. o. Cushman of
Waterford and Lena J. Blair of Bar
net.
IL Thirty-third anniversary of
the Y. M. c. A. Addresses by Rev.
T. P. Frost and Rev DIR. Phillips
Brooks of Boston-Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Clifford removed to Lake
Village, n. H.-Sixteen cars derailed
on Lake road near Morrisville-
George w. Spencer presented with an
easy chair on his 55th birthday an
niversary-Camp fire by Stevens
post at West Barnet; addressed by
w. w. Sprague.
IS Concert for the Academy ball
nine by the Ladies Shubert quartette
Two freight trains collide at Pas
sumpsic smashing eight cars.
10. Corporal Tanners wife spoke
at the Grand Army camp fire follow
ed by racy addresses by Col. G. w.
Hooker and Col. J. c. Linnehan-C.
A. Norton sold out his business to
George Ranney and removed to Tai
lapoosa, Ga.-Opening of a four
days musical convention at LYNDON
Vile
Neurology: 4, at Waterford, Pat
rick Mason, 81; 5, at Sheffield, B. A.
Farr, ga 8, at Lyndonville, Thomas
Moreau, 70; 10, at Peacham, Will
liam Williams, 50; II, at Hardwick,
Miss Laura Goodrich, 80; at Mi
monk, ILL.,, DR.. Enoch Blanchard,
native of Peacham; at South Peach
am, Beattie McLachlin, 40; -, at
West Barnet, Michael Fitzgerald, 70;
IA, Mrs. Henry r. Albee, So; at
Greensboro, Mrs. James Richie, 70;
]. D. Abbott, 70; 10, at East Hard
wick, Miss Almira Goodrich, 76; at
Sheffield, John Ferguson, Il; at
Philadelphia, Robert E. Jones of
Peacham, rs; %, at South Peacham,
Effie McLachlin, Al at North Con
cord, Rev. ]. w. Spencer, II; at Low
er Cove, Nova Scotia, Maria Hib-
bard of Waterford, 70; %, at Peach
am, Ellen B. Watts, 81; at North
Monroe, Mrs. Sophronia Paddleford,
70; 80, at East Hardwick, Mrs. j.
NJ. Stevens, So; 81, Mrs. Michael
Flanagan, 69; at Danville, Mrs. Jane
Huntress, 81.
Weather remarkably mild and
balmy all the month The event of
the month was the inauguration of
President Harrison on the 4th in a
pouring rain. About % St. Johns
bury citizens witnessed the cercmo-