St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-08-27

COMMENCED AUG. 8, /
NEW ADS. THIS WEEK.
lCanvasser Wanted.
Fruit Business for Sale.
zPeacham Hotel for sale
Sacks and Shaw1s Lost
Two Sums of Money Lost.
Lake Road Annual Meeting.
The President-I. W. Smith.
Weather Record.
At Bingham's Drug Store. for the week
ending August 19, 1891.
Highest. Lowest
Thursday ....... ~ .................--. 50
Friday ........... II ................... 45
Saturday ....... 60 ................... 81
Sunday -----.--- z2 81
Tuesday 20 .-.-.----.. ~
Wednesday 70 -........-..-...-.. At
NEWS ABOUT HOME.
"A. M. Goodrich has returned
from his vacation and will have a
i new advertisement next week.
The Woman's Relief Corps hold
a special meeting at their hall tonight
at which full attendance is desired.
The ST. Johnsburys played a good
game of ball yesterday afternoon
and beat the Dartmouth Medics
/ s to 6.
The fall term of St. Johnsbury
Academy opens next Tuesday and
there is every prospect of the usual
large attendance.
"A new heating apparatus will be
put into the depot this fall and every
body hopes the building will be warm
in the coming winters.
-Bethlehem's annual coaching
parade Tuesday was witnessed by
several ST. Johnsbury people. Itwas
a very successful affair.
The Sherbrooke fair comes next
week, from Tuesday through Friday.
The railroad offers reduced rates
from all points along the line.
DIR. c. F. o. Tinker will go to
Greensboro Bend tomorrow evening
to institute a new lodge of Knights
of Pythias. 1t will begin with 35
members.
-"Muggs Landing will be given
at the Opera House next Tuesday
evening. They took well last season
and their famous -Four in Hand"
quartet is one of the leading features.
Miss Octavia and Mary Legendre
have Just arrived home from Hart
ford, Conn, where they have been
visiting friends. Miss Mary will
teach at Hooksett, n. H, next term.
The Free Baptist Sunday school
and congregation will have a picnic
at Lake Park, West Danville, on
Saturday. The train leaves here at
9 a. M, and the fare is 50 cents for
children and so cents for adults.
John Moore's postal delivery
wagon attracts much attention as it
is the first one of it's kind ever seen
in this vicinity. The wagon came
from Lowell where they are extern
sively used in the free delivery system.
Rev. T. P. Frost of Brooklyn
preached in his old pulpit at the
There was an unusually large at
tendance, including many from the
other churches Mr.. Frost gave a
meaty discourse upon "The Found
Man." taking his text from the story
OF the eprodigal son who was lost and
then found.
The first grand summer festival
of the White Mountain Musical as
sociation occurs at the Opera house
in Littleton, N. H., Sept. 9th to 1 tn,
inclusive Several of the artists who
will participate are we'll known to
St. Johnsbury people, who will thus
be interested in this occasion. Three
concerts will be given, Wednesday
Thursday and Friday evenings.
st. Johnsbury people who went
to Bennington last week had no
reason to be ashamed Of the ST.
Johnsbury Guard in the great parade
and in the general duties of camp
life. The members of Company Q
conducted themselves creditably and
made fine appearance in drill and
at inspection. Badges were present
ed to Corporals ". P. Dean and F. l.