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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14
AT THE EAST VILLAGE.

Mrs. Young is more comfortable and
hopes are entertained Of her recovery at
this writing.
Mrs. Elvira Hurlburt is on the sick
list, and many are suffering with severe
colds.
Mrs. Moulton was hurt quite badly on
Monday last by being thrown from
sleigh.
Mrs. 7. R. Lee went to Kirby last
Saturday to visit her nephew George
Nickerson. On Sunday he died after an
illnese of several months.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Theda
Powers, wife of Lyle Y. Parker. were
held at her home on Monday last. her
loss will be keenly felt by her husband
who is past eighty-nine. They had beer
married sixty-three years, and the last
thirtv.niue years they had lived in thi'
village. She was devoted Christian and
cheerfully awaited the Masters call tt
meet the loved ones gone before.
Francis Russell and family returned te
their home this week and will take Mr.
Parker with them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14
COUNTY coURr

In tas case Of Hall IS ribbests. action
90 q aots iuvolviag about 500, The as-
s-pana, ss.srrf verdict to recover hsr
costs
Ths urnt rass vas that Of a D DAVIS
- Tssnss ouiulaat, iof @llsgsd eses
sas.ar ss : hor.s ~ ~ ulsfnisa % o.
l-s.s-.. 49,. ...,r tps Piaiarf'' 20 she
amousl 81 sai
Gee n Davis w. issasl FafFsf Of VA.
Avn was 1 ise asat thaag taara uP heief'
gAy jafy This was an aetisH io' 'fss
pnsw an8 ,rovcr iuvs.saF shs c~ns'
sAiv ), q qsaa,isy - iumb,
Ia thq above Cas- tae iufy T~s1rneh
srrag,i oi s1T1 50 las piaiui.H
la Nee eass o. State " tseo, LcN iat
~ uvglnlleai was iour1 asAty 4"
i pfa hucruf
Il. ths eass ~ State ~. Peter Le.saii
f.ea kaAw & aad Napolcla Na'wrh r.
Z hurelarr - lhr town 81 kr''g ths efs
s--s fraSsaa4 .uts pteaded r7''tF' pa
-. thssd lsssi ssmssls b-iorr t'.z i1fF .
ths pa-a of no, guilts Ths verdict "a
aaai1z s'At
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14

Monday evening: Patron, p. w. Taylor;
matron, Mrs. May 3. Heath; associate
matron, Mrs. Dora Anaisine; treasurer,
Miss Rossie Weeks; secretary, Charles
W. Ruiter; conductress. Mrs. Dora
l.. Spaulding; associate conductress,
Miss May Moulton.
This evening, at Howe's Opera
House, Rev. A. l.. Gunnison OF worces-
ter Mass, will give an illustrated lee
ture on the Worlds Pair. for the benefit
Of the Universalist church organ fund.
Mr.. Gunnison has the best OF recon-
mendations as an interesting speaker,
and his views are said to be fine. The
house ought to be well filled Admission
25 cents to all parts OF the hall; seats
may be secured in advance at Bingham's
and Bagley's.
A party Of nineteen ladies and
gentlemen INDUCED in straw ride" to
Danville on Monday night and had a
big time. II. Z. Moore took them up in
his barge. and Landlord Gammell bad a
fine supper waiting for them. to which
such justice was done as can only be er.
pected from keen appetites A pianist
and a violinist were introduced aftef
supper, and the upper hall was the
scene OF considerable merriment until
morning had secureda pretty fair start
A spanking team and good sleighinl
added materially to the pleasure Of th'
evening. and every one Of the nineteer
enjoyed the escapade.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14
RAILROAD NOTES

The Conaecticut River road has De
clared a semi-annual dividend Of five ~
cent. payable January ist.
The annual report OF the Maine Centr=!
railroad shows that the total gross va
come OF the road for the year ending
Sept. 80 was SIS oil .669.43, aad thc
surplus. after paying all expenses, snelud-
ing interest OF 9 per cent dividend. is $50 =
765.is. The total number Of passengers
transported during the year was 2.3is.-
GAL. The total amount OF freight trans
ported during the year was 2,2o3.o7J
tons. The earnings from passenger
were 81. .03i ,0ii.+T.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14
Personal MENTION.

Gen. II. X. Ide is IN very poor beaish.
and will 20 to bis FLORIDA rraiaescr a.
soon as he is able to travel
Rev. W. s. Smitbers lectures at Bersou
Landing tomorrow night before ths
Woman's Foreign Missionary socsrsy
Isaac b Potter Of Brooklyn. NY. 10
mentioned for park commissioner ai ths
city Of eharhes under Mayor sehisren
Mr. Potter Is senior partner Of the Hew
York law firm Of POttes. Ralawia q
Miner. the latter bring a wea-rr~~r
bered St. Johusbury boy
] NJ. Willard. Academy IS. a agw
teacher OF mathematics 10 Pcassyitaaia
State College at Philadelphia.
b. W. csldeu has gone % Rutiaad.
where he has a good position ia q isrEs
jewelry storr Mr. caideus lr,rmds
wish him success 10 he ucw eela
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14
A TASTY CALENDAR.

The North church calendar, which was
offered for sale at the sociable on Tues
day evening is neat and tasty affair
a very desirable souvenir. 1t consists
of thirteen cards about seven inches
square, joined together at the upper
edge by silken cord, each card bearing
a pretty and appropriate design Inc
title page presents view OF the upper
norton of the tower, and the calendar
sheets proper contain glimpses at both
exterior and interior hooks and corners
of the church and parsonage. The
original designs were made byW. ii. sar-
gent and besides being well sketched' are
exceedingly pat" The tints OF the
cards vary and the whole makes a very
artistic combination, which will be es-
pecially appreciated by all interested IN
the North church and society The cal
endar was printed at the CALIFORNIAN
Office.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14

The New Yofk rnbsue closes as
article on tsrmopts nsw h'sbop
thaS
The lowest rhaftbuhn - YES
saoas need have no fear ~ besag pr
secuted hy hsm for though he stiB
1an5s ~ hss theologc csi colors hr
has uacnusciouslv come to syn
pa,hiEe with tbs larger movsmeais
ol rssgious thosght that are giodfif
.ag ne character Of al theulogIrs
TODAY. II w0uld ues be sarprisias.
~ deed Il this fact shouid lead a ie~
advanced high church dioceses "a
refuse their consent % his coHsccra-
t,on. Possibly some u the diccc~es
which opposed the eleFatieD o.
Bishop Brooks nav tase this At.
tituds. which would prove the ola
aa1gv. "Pol,gies makes srFange bed
teS,aas4 - ~ s,,ag - tar .furvi' a.
well a. thr state Bat whether toe
elcctiun - confirmed or not. the
choicr BY such stand New Bnglsse
dioccse ~ Vermont oi an Anglican
priest OF a religious order for IS
bishop Is a remarkable outcome Of
that greater eatholieity that Is coos.
ing TO include the whole sphere v
| religion"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14
CHRISTMAS SALES.

The doll sale at the vestry OF the uni-
yersalist church on Thursday evening
last was a success. IL was managed BY
the Y. P. c. U. and a great variety OF
dolls, handsomely dressed, were offered
for sale. Fancy articles and rrircsr
ments were also included among the 81
fractions
The annual sale OF food by the ladies
of the South church occurred the same
evening. Canned fruits, bread. cake and
other "uecessaries" were to be had for
an equivalent, and aprons aud no~eFs
were also on sale Refreshments were
served to all who desired, aud the ana'r
netted the ladies $50
The annual sale at the North church
occurred on Tuesday evening. There
was a good attendance and the fancy
articles found ready buyers. Thirty
seven dollars was taken at the food
table. which was a new feature OF th'
sale. The Japanese candy table and 10
two lady attendants added much to TN
attractiveness of the room. The Nort'
church calendars sold well and wen
much admired. These calendars are nov
on sale at the book stores
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14


THIS y tbs great game Of the ' oFld.
Il aatcs hact 20 very early tisaes
Il IL the fashionable game Of RuFoge.
Kings asd qacvns and distinguished
statesmsh. generals and scholars
engsgx IN Il. There - no chance
aboag a. L "A pnrely an lHtclieetaai
game developing the mental powers
80 raaCh - mathematical problsHss
Ii u played on a commOn csseksf
board II cunapts Of king sac
queen, tWa castles tao bs-hoes
tao kaights hud eight Pawus en
each sids II u rcgaiar pitrhre
battle, the pawns are soldiers. ID
other piesss are ofEcrfs led b. th-
vahast queen The game consss >
~ scfies "a attacks and deieDefs
the oblot being not TO capture -
king but 40 Chegkmats hifu. that -
pet him IN a position by the 0pPst
ent's mea whsfe be cannot eKtrasasr
hizsell Thss euds the game ~
mcmbsrs a the v. M c A. hafv
t,csn playiag the game this isil 80.
this week y tournament Of tnt
hext PLAYERS Twenty eoDsestaata
have cutrrrd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14

twuai b agsiorr. or ~ nwrgrsulr aas
--esf~pa'g e the aaisaisai iusss
diasssy seas essa hac4a~s e .asaisss
aelaY whsh w ts~us asv6ir@ aua
drciassfiy us assn~.s hks
A ssafiem. 70 th.s wet,er suitp-.as
hsia--s asss sadrrd agiiaf meF'KaEs 81
sona Nssisrs psgperty ~ sait saea
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vessmeua rrt 81 compauy ~ Amsfea
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tsuid a@ fhs Nne,wds - sesss. wrsts
and stqurstk flg luaaarem<as 81
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the easA rhsme 0tezEs haa tea "a
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ktisss wrttss ev him % Sc esmr 3
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mattsr was mt uts sn attgfas
haads. snd 9 " eays sgs the haAsss a
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agtisumsni fwardisg ~ dispasiioa q
he $500 u iad b.va pad ovsg o. q
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-grusrai isad and wouid b isrth -
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the martgaw snaot suite asaks O. d p
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14

rhs satr ,lOard Of agrscuiiafs has
sFrmngrd kH a saFmrrn' iasg sts 81
soyssyais .u waldra. on Wednesday.
Osx. o. sna s~stiags -iso 81 sysgats
ou rhursaa, 4 Friday "a II and
27d To- gsosamms for tas kslsca
ussstiag = 50 t'liows
foo0 a n sddrsss Of ~sis 10. &
fit4i. v siara.
1850, Magas suEa,, Pros / Haia
Rsfhnwtsa
n "a. a.szas sos.
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usr pi commsi raj .'eItIiizeTs 4at aal
baHk, W Mailem
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Bfaasissn
7is. Tar ia ~ csw ana b h*
$50 qussis = boa
A. the ~ ate mosiaazs ~ Pre
gramms ~ia b
rHussnss
10 40 ~ sddsess IT wsr a kes
Danusi HAIRS lysgsie
tt0o kea8 Busldi& >aaiaf z
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N ~. a.erJrs sou.
400 - - 70 DairY Coz v Nd
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Mdk iilassfa1s l. Pref , rs. b@f
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14
REcEsr DEATHS.

Mrs. Bridge, Giynu died oa sunany
morning after an illness Of a iew wcwks
She was rs years old and vas as estim.
able lady She lived with hen-dasghfsr.
Mrs. p. A. Roach. She leavrs. bxsisiss
her daughter, two sons. James and IOhu.
The funeral vas held 90 Tpusaay
morning
Mrs. Annie B.. wiir Of Rev jobs
kimball died AZ her home IN hcfkssey
Cal. Nov. y Mo Kimban brought
the remains on to Bartou lasi wssk.
Mr. Kimball is editor Of the Psc,6e. a
leading religious paper on the PacIhs
slope
Warren Caswell, Who moved sess
with his family from Lowell. Mass, las'
September. died last week Wednesday
He leaves a wife and four ehildrsn. Tn
family feel very grateful to ths iriendl
who helped them in their sore b~rvavs
ment.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14
VERMONT nATTBRs.

Sewall ShinO's buildings in South
Duxbury were burned Thanksgiving
day. with the contents. The hre -
supposed to have been ineendiaFy
Merritt Robbins Of Hancock has
caught four bears this fall. ms h'7s
his total catch eighty. The lsst
bear weighed i52ts pounds, ane Z g
skin was worth s25. beside 'hr
bouaty OF SIS.
nr. Webb Of Shrioarus tas 80
A,,ls lsst aad hi adinr. twv -
eughhrra ssari ~ s'li--. n~gte-ss-ss. =.
nacknrys. "a wansg Clark II
Nrw York for siO0J sssa -
hackney sesp- 20 be ea1ing Ie lss
I front
4 Gen. Geo. =. Grsasley tiea
I ys,Reg ,cs ia.s wsek. 'r h.s SO frat
Hs had hsed IN Vrfgcenes Dvff
years bad hesu apeskrr ~ ne aarss
president 81 the sisrtnfaa euiisFe
hsd hcra afhcf~ssz -.ugr a Fs.lss 40
and lrgai eirciea.
'Crarv sarah, ior - yeau
waaderins ifame n Nsrnnut sits
NO huuie. and Who wouid asv. s'f~l
H. hxd. bot On ehaUs gf thf = asuf
frli dead - thr atFtri az BE- aEt.i
Eixht huadred aolar- Wefr ieaaa q
,he scansy rag tsas csxrFrs BE-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14

fas arthod.st aad CouRrsxation-
si ssaaw asheuls ast - asits in
EhFm9gss sssfcisss ani = CHRIST
mns hr - shs Congregational
rkseeh
Rn q "A Bli,ot ~ the vermoat
Base snsefy prsachsa ss I've Con
xr~gaf psl shuseh lass saaday
frs J Il hrtwrr has tesa quite
snk gff pesi ~erk with ionssiiis.
kss ,rss rerssssa hsfs lasi wesk
as 1Hsrr diGrss AZ Ms a. b
Hfgrh Uapy. ~ Soafh Psaminghaa,
hsss
A ~ sieetion - Wiis Awake
9fafNt fa saturday elfrsnaoa lat
thssf 81 ees urrs ebnsru Master
~ a. Hrtfl oxefs~er. u Broaks
iegfmrrf B usslrr. frvasafcr. N {
feMrs secnfsrv. &rs y 4
WnRht aeward. 3 Fswfs ass
ssewara 4 4 Lesfnrd. lsdy ass'l
stsNsss. ia Lyscrd; chaPlusa
Me- 3 ButleY. g4iekseper, {. ]
. HawAsf Pomona. Clara kaapp
I Fiora slrs Eaapp. Cess, Mrs.
hna a lhs pf0Erzmms sor ths DeK
metfng Dee. ~. ss lossows
I D srstiun, what 0l the GraHge
u hfnes .mRse "a iorthi What a
htzh 10 eioa u came g. iulsill
Ssenkefs Mrssrs kent, Dmmlafit
Hallrt asd Brewer. deciamstios
Frant f6wards. select rcadiag'
Mrs. IA. c. Powers, Mrs. Dianth
nallstt sd Mrs. Jesse Gage. dutI
Gax { Sif,ght sad Maftha BROOK
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14
a FTxE RKaBssc

Ths rcadimxs a The N { 4 oourss
last Priaay svstag 10 Prof = l. Cum
mock wrrs 81 /, hiea sFdef o. merit ahd
Thoroughly nilcd 'sm heg'an'ns 20
sud. Ths g9ols ser's .oilisy es = reaaef
bccAms evstrut thf very arsi selcct'o".
whsch aspscssS ,hs vsSoiag Of heHry '.
Il was = rrm N ifsel, aat ;hs ade''ty
with xhseh itr too Character ~e~
portrayed mad isv5rabls impression
upon the suaiur. frat Ca@rest sa'
a 6nc command si6a egt sud gave tas
audlemcc some rsIisi 'lc sampss " p
scotch. Prrscb snk ,r.sa e. rue. fss
programmr eosHN,sei a sp'd variety
and in bssSh pa, , ard aea als ~o'i
was effective y iot ass'uie' <aPA -
be glad to Fs.es s.fa . tsaa ss=-ses
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14

Tbs As8 demy Student was driis-
ed 60 the lssdents Tuesday moruiug
Il cuntaiss many good ARTICLES sad
Is 80 iwpseveneHs on last year,
Amoag the SPEAKERS "a ehapd
Tuesday norning wers Nelson. kye,
Mansv sykes and whitasy Misses
Merrill ard Patney
grNRnssions began rbaTstay
mar,s,Hs.. 0ntiausng 20 FRIDAY aoon.
Al ths slcciion u otkcers IN the
Aariphian ioF the nrxf term the ioi-
ioW,ng sii,denss were hoeored Pres,
Aw Haks, vscr Pres. Y l.. hssh-
% SER. " Ttuker. Treas. ]. l.
whns. ad director. c. Lamson ;
81 d.wegof. J N CaShman. n'Sn
ssesship esnRatto., baHssy. ien's.
IohNsua. TrRinsS GAs Pstey Ss0'
aent corrs spoaaeet Lnrd
~ ths sft ~ssaa e.SstsYa slssssi ..s'y
svsaux W. ys3Hg lA,iieo elsett'
Mtss FFsa wnK. ps-sdsrA AsSs i'c
s.ss. gx psesaiept, Mss Faam3
ssn .frnsttrv Aiss Gasian. ess's''
aat Ewgnr/, - }Rsctos Mss Gus
a 81 diFexfar. 2,ss Olbsor
+ IAthtasa orrcsPe@.eet &iss T lde
Fh s~sior exhfsGgcu Sia tab
uace 80 stndsrsy e~'i Fsi,asY eSen
sac. urs rs 81 Ts0 fsC cs-rs "a
IS yoa 40 be Pfcseus-
4h5ui si6 "a the youeg msa char
sslra ths dvery stshae Ut H. I
Al urr. lteA attended the eonecf
- 3anssgs Saturday evening A
hsa a.ag iiHss and isli web ps'
sgf tae tFRl
liz conSsrt ~ DaEvssif last SaiRi
day ,xeasag Szs = great s1ccrs'
The bos did aiccly Gad we hope tina
iher aeHf Eiil be "a th village
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14
EAST DRYING.

It is not to be tolerated on the village
streets. So says ChiefofPolice Millef'
who spent nearly all of Saturday look
iny for violators of this statute Reck-
less driving should not be indulged IN III
any section of the village, since Il Is per
ilous in the extreme, to both pedestrians ,.,'
and people who travel with team. Inc
police will make an effort to stop IT,. =.
The mo coasting and no snowballing
notices have also been duly posted, and
the boys should take the hint.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14

Winter Axsiher ioes at dsseaafaRs
the cArvsu' aw vat several gaags arc
busy an "a 'Visl, rsPsir1ng ass
rebzfidiaR Cha e. 3 kfk hopea 60
Rpt his hw~y asbls faplsiea th's
wiater aus, v G Ho'ss hss Pla"rsd g.
move ths III ol the a Fob shuiy hs''sf
bach srvvrti IDS anG convert mte
tenemeuts This seldng "a sirnnsf
eonstfucted an.t "a rs r. nodsi'ed iais
a tenement sause e. { snail cHgsne .
r. Browu = q ~ 10 20 ri.sas ~ fooi =
his blocs. Ne all have aat 'e''i Si'i'
and whca ihs 1s 10 c9mPs-'rd a vi
make va.ssEr addition - hls pic a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14
NEWS ABOUT HOME.

-Thrty-fve below zero this morning.
The annual election OF officers oi
Olive Branch Lodge comes next Tuesday
evening.
The local physicians report large
number Of cases Of grip. and bronchitis
IS also quite prevalent here.
A shawl picked up on the street last
week can be found at this Office by its
owner. on proving property.
The generous snow fall OF Tuesday
gave assurance that the good sleighing
vas not temporary thing.
The Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers and Piremen are arranging
for a grand ball at Woodsville, N H.,
Ian 25.
The illuminated window OF the Elec-
trio Company's Office, on Main street,
throws a vari-colored glory over that
vicinity.
AT the Church of the Messiah Sum
day evening, the subject Of the lecture is
The Lessons Of the Worlds parliament
Of Religions"
"A brakeman by the name of Paro had
one arm badly crushed between the bunt-
ers of two freight cars at Wolcott last
Monday night.
H. II. Carr makes handsome win
dow display of his wares, and, in COM
mon with other merchants, has some
thing of interest to say in our advertising
columns.
The Woman's Club is considering the
engagement of Mrs. Custer for lecture
here some time in January. st. Johns
bury people would be glad to greet tAi:
distinguished lady.
e. D. Steele has sold his chestnut
mare to parties in Greenfield, Mass
The mare achieved fame here by coming
from Danville to St. Johnsbury last yea
in 2S minutes and 81 seconds.
Our merchants have made credita
be window display this season, but
the CALIFORNIAN awarded the prize
would be given to Arthur F. Walker
His violet bower is work Of art.
The next entertainment in the Y. N
c. A. course will occur January 8, whe
the New York Philharmonic Club, wit
Miss Wead as soloist, will give col
cert. This organization is a favorit
here.
The legal voters of the village al
called to meet in caucus on Tuesda
evening, Dec. 10, at 7.30, at the tow
hall, to nominate officers for the ensuir
year to be voted for on Wednesday, ia
3, 1894.
The Boylston Quartette and H.
May participated in concert at Wood
vile on Monday evening. The Boylsto
were also booked for concert at Mel
does on Tuesday evening, but this w
postponed.
The scale works began Monday
work on three-quarters time and NO
the gong sounds every afternoon at 3.3
This increases the working time hal
day week over the former arrant
ment of running the shops only four da
week.
Judge w. p Smith addressed the
M. c. A. meeting on Sunday afternoe
giving a practical talk based on the
quiry of the rich young ruler-"Mast
what shall do to inherit eternal life
H. II. May conducted song serv
prior to the address.
AT the meeting of Caledonia Lod
10. 0. F., last Monday evening, Fl
tographer Kellogg presented the loo
with finely executed crayon portrait
Major N. P. Bowman. The speech
presentation was made by Noble Ora
s. II. Kent. The portrait was execu
BY Mr.. Kellogg.
Mystic Star Chapter of the East
Star fraternity elected these officers
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rHE sa-Ks

The directors u tbs Pirst National
Bank have elected A. u Mcleod
vc. prs leat TO OIL the Vacancy
causd hy the death oi Charles W.
Kiax Of Lunrnbusg. Mr.. Mcleod
has hoen a director Of the bank Tor
rs years. and $ ore ofthe best known
business msa an this section.
L.K Quimby Of Lyndon was elect
"a q director oi the Merchants Bank
on Mondayto fll the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of II. B. Poison.
| Mr. 0simby IS a good hnahcier and
a valuable acquisition to the direc-
torate a the bank.
Al meeting Of the directors OF the
/ { ,le,laaia National Bank at Danville
rcc,atly. Fred u. Stocker was elected
director and Charles w. Mattoek'
cashier 90 fili the vacancies caused BY
tie death OF Il. Mattoeks. An en-
crlleat choicc has beer made IN botl
case
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-12-14
NEW ADS. THIS WEEK.

shawl Lost.
Por Two Cents.
Harper's Weekly.
soarders Wanted.
insolvency Notice.
xmas-H. H. Carr.
Springfield Republican.
Merchants National Bank.
A New Broom-P. o. Clark.
Down They Col. A. Moore.
william Teil-Hali &c Stanley.
Christmas Goods-Ceo. Grow.
We are offerng-T. c. Spencer
Clearing Out saie-Hailey & Co
Now Is the Time-J. NJ. Gilmore.
Groceries, Crockery-P. A. Roach.
what Shall Get-C. II. Bagiey's.
christina, offerings-Pairbanks & Co.
One Moment--Lougee Bros. & Smythe.
probate of will-Frank cheney's Estate,
probate Of will--Bridget Giynn's Estate.
Seeing Ia Observation-Disclosures Drug Store.
oo, Holiday Goods-Boynton & Eastman
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We are taking orders dady h,s
newspapers and magssiaes ~ Goa
aection Nith the CAGEtogiAs W.
can save yoa on almos, any publica'
ton snd should be pleased 10 qucts
prigcs. Here ate a fee quota tioas
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weather Reesrd.
Highest

At Bingham's Drug store. for the week
.pdng December IL, 1893:
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Tts Cafzsostss wii ~
furstaksa sta ths
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-03
A TRUST FAILS.
Tho United Paper Company Goes Into
ReCOIYer's Hnnds.

Tho Unlted Paper Company Goes Into q
Receivers Hands.
New YoRK, May 2-The sheriff took
charge of the Office Of the United Paper
Company under an attachment for seas
in favor Of Gustav Rau, and Frederick
X. Day has been appointed receiver Of
company in Now Jersey by Chancellor
McGill. The United Paper Company is
known as the Tissue Trust. 1t was in.
corporated under New Jersey laws last
August.
1t was formed TO control the manuiac,
ture Of tissue paper BradSlreet'S reports
state that it took in ten mills at first as
follows: The National Paper Manu-.
featuring Company mills at Paterson
and Bloomfield, N. j.. the Ohio Valley
Paper Company OF Middletown, Ohio;
0swego River Paper mills ut Phoenix,
N, y; j. o. Kenyon, OF BRldwinsvllle,
N. Y; A. j. Smart, of Averill Park, N.
H., and mills at Seneca Falls, Sydney,
Greenwich and Fayetteville, N. Y.
These mills, 1t is said, were purchased
with stock in the United Paper Com.
pany. They also operated several other
mills. In January last they also took
property Of tho lvanhoe mills at Pater.
son, N j. The trouble Of the company
is ascribod to the lack OF working capi.
tai. 1t had large number OF mills to
keep running, which required great
deal Of ready money.