St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-05-11
NEWS ABOUT HOME.

" T King has been elected mana
the proposed Village ball nine.
l. L Eldridge now has his insurance
office in pleasant quarters over the First
National Bank
Three out Of the four photographers
row in this village have united on a
schedule of prices for work.
r { Potter conducted Bible read
mo on Little Things" at the Y. M. {.
hall last Sunday afternoon.
+. f. Sargent reports quite little
sal, Of his genealogical book, among
those most directly interested.
-patstine Commandery conferred the
Temalar degree on Tuesday night, and
this closes their work until the 30th.
Miss Preston, an evangelist, is now
ir this vicinity doing effective work
under the auspices of the Vermont
Domestic Missionary Society.
Three persons united with the North
church on Sunday morning last, and
three were baptized at the Railroad
street church on that evening.
Gen. w. w. Grout of East st. Johns
bury and A. NJ. Foster of Cabot are
among the contributors to the display
dVermont maple sugar at Chicago.
The Monitor says that "a Mr.. Cliff,
IhtaOfSt. Johnsbury" has bought out
lOvrs grocery, in Barton, and will
also run bakery in connection with it.
-Aarge number OF arbutus hunters
witt to Barnet on Saturday, bringing
back generous supply Of that fragrant
and btautiful reminder of Natures re-
awakening.
WI, Russell, formerly at the tele
phone station, is now carrying the mai
for Carl Gray succeeding w. E. Prescott
Fred Han takes Russel's place at th'
switchboard.
Competition in the bicycle line is ex
ctedingly lively here now, and if an,
Young man goes without wheel it il
not because he has not been told whicl
brands the best.
There was remarkable display O
aurora borealis on Tuesday night;
distinct brilliant strip of light extend
ny from west to east, and varied a
times by luminous radiations.
The summer meeting of the Caledc
'la County Christian Endeavor Unio
VIII be held at East Hardwick, June Is
aHa ID, and the committee are busily q
work arranging the programme.
u L. R. French has been appointe
# 'o!lnaster of the Lake road. M
r'c0ch was formerly connected with tn
LAKE road civil engineering corps and
PF'Santy remembered in st. Johnsbur,
-lhe Academy nine began the season
'~e''ent shape yesterday by defeatin
'"' lhetlord Academy team, 8 to
"" saturday next they are to play II
N'"oaIl Union Academy nine, whe
"''''er good game may be expected
'ne Crystal Spring Bottling Cor
""y OF Barnet believe in printers in
"" are getting out some handsome p
oy way of advertising their thirs
TT%ucang y goods not only for Il
.''os Fair campaign, but for gener
'%@well.
considerable work had to be done c
p, campus to get it ready for ball game
So'e OF Thursday last knocked Il
o ,u stand into an ungraceful attitud
~ VIC uprightness of the fence had al,
N"er'ously interfered with during Il
stormy season.
handsome flower bed and 9th
co,'.', Y'',S of beauty are being given t
81 tbo w "ouse yard, under the auspices
s;. s "oman's Club. The posies are to
n. 'I'eu on the Eastern Avenue slope
,ns 'swn' where they will catch the e
b;l ue"sht the heart of the toiler up t
OH, 4, "'''oad street people are hndi
adva,'t "a' a concrete roadway has it's d
nn;o,' ''ses' The smooth surface DIR
n tha f~'ty X and offers special inducements
muoh h'"s dust. That locality We
81 snr;,,,' IL" needs constant attention from t
E bpna ibp,,ahlsr, s and indeed the main sire,
/ ''Vf we all become very dusty. >'
o.hr. ME. W. silsby, auctioneer, sells
N N.'on, near Tobias cate