St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-29

EBoarders Wanted
Bank Stock for Sale.
III arm Stock for Sale.
Yam Houtens Cocoa
Fifty Dollars Will Buy.
-FOUR Eye-F. A. Carter
The New Boston Journal.
Blacksmith Shop for Sale.
steel Traps-Geo. E. Grow.
III Don't Ask You-C. S. Hastings.
Like Letters on Sand-I w. Smith.
new Clothing Store-Wilson & King.
|Eommission Merchants-Parker Sr Hall.
III
Weather Record.
At Bingham's Drug Store. for the week
nding Oct %. 1891
Highest Lowest
Thursday 40 81
81 Friday.... 33 ................... %
Sunday .......-..- 80 %
| Monday.....-... As ...--............... %
Tuesday. ........ 81 %
8 wednesdav..... 80 ..-...........----.. %
NEWS ABOUT HOME.
Boston excursion tickets to the
humber Of 1877 were sold at this sta
tion this week.
q There will be a baptism next Sun
&day afternoon at halt-past two
So'clock at the Free Baptist church.
& Some of our town correspondence
I which came in late this week has
: been shortened little because of
lack of time.
The coolest morning the season.
Mercury stood 10 above zero, and
! the river showed unmistakable signs
Aof being touched by frost.
q This is rather late for straw
zberries, but Clinton T. Aldrich pick
ed some ripe berries on Oct. 24 in
Henry Harvey's pasture. Once more,
why migrate?
An article on page 2 of this issue
has peculiar significance for busi-
ness men, and should be cut out
and "posted in a conspicuous place. !"
1t is entitled Things Well Said"
Mrs. Gates of Morrisville inspect
place on Thursday evening last, and
found the books and general equip
ment and management in excellent
shape.
Tomorrow night, at Music hall,
the first entertainment in the lecture
course-a concert by the De We're
Campanini company. 1t will be a
rich musical treat, and a full house is
assured 1t will begin at 8 o'clock.
"A new book club of thirty mem
bers has been formed here. ST..
Tohnsbury now has two book clubs
and four magazine clubs, which puts
a great deal of excellent. reading
within the reach of the club members.
Judge Aldrich of Littleton and
the counsel interested in the suit OF
DIR. 6. B. Billiard VS.. the Western
Union Telegraph company met here
on Thursday morning last and ar
ranged for hearing in the case Nov.
24th, at w. P. Stafford's Office.
In announcing the fact of repairs
at the pump house in this village,
the Barton Monitor vouchsafes the
statement that ''it is an expensive
Job to make water run up hill. "
Water is a necessity, not luxury,
and any reasonable expenditure to
secure it is altogether justihable.
A company of young ladies did
the honors very gracefully It Lynch S
hall, Railroad street, on Monday
evening, and gave a number of their
male friends opportunity to enjoy a
social dance. Twenty couples par
ticipated, and Mrs. Kate @. Brock
furnished excellent music for the
dancers.
Our many subscribers to the Bos-
ton Journal will read their prospectus
for 1892 with much interest. The
Journal has improved 100 per cent
since its enlargement and the weekly
will be stronger than ever before
The CALIFORNIAN and the Journal will
be furnished for So a year. This is
the only arrangement that has yet
been made with this Office
Mail Carrier Miles now makes
nine trips to and from the depot
Besides the regular mail pouches
there are always loose letters for the
night mails and on Tuesday evening
there were 40 letters that were sent
to the depot outside the mail pouch
es. 1t takes Mr.. Miles just four min