St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-05-25
NEWS ABOUT HOME.

Joseph Roderer, Jr., has gone to
Barre and opened cigar mandatory.
"A large lever fell upon Levi Cramer's
;ustep at the scale works last Thursday,
and inflicted painful injury.
The Opinion says that quite a block
of Northwestern Loan and Guaranty
stock is held by Bradford parties.
Louis Greenwood a gardener, died
very suddenly on Monday afternoon,
while at work for Victor Hartman.
j. S. Meigs has sent out recently
some cute and useful advertising novel
ties which his patrons will appreciate.
Mrs. Lyman S. Hooker died at her
residence in Paddock village last Friday
immediately after surgical operation.
Two St. Johnsbury horses and one
belonging in West Concord were sent to
the races at Montreal on Monday by
H. E. Brewster.
"A young child of Mrs. Coke, living on
Prospect street, had a narrow escape
from choking to death yesterday, by
reason of piece Of apple getting into
its throat.
The board Of civil authority meets at
the town clerks office next Wednesday
at 9 a. m, to hear any who feel ag-
grieved by what the listers have done in
making up the list this spring.
There will be plenty Of fun at the
County Fair" next Wednesday night,
at Howe's Opera House. Certain
Iuases of country life will be presented
with vim and snap that will take"
-Aspecial town meeting will be held
at the town hall tonight at half-past
seven, to see if the town will vote to
exempt the Carpenter Lathe and Tool
company from taxation for term of
years.
There will be a special meeting of the
Eastern Star Chapter on Monday even
ing next and it is desired that all men,
bcrs be present, as this will be the last
meeting prior to the assembling here Of
the Grand Chapter, June 6 and Z.
chamberlain Relief Corps are in
vitedto attend Memorial Sunday service,
& May 2S, and the service Memorial Day,
& May 80, in Music Hall, in body. All
Corps members are requested to assem-
bic the ladies parlor of G. a. R. Hall
one hour before time of each service.
"A slight blaze in an ash barrell at
the barn of c. D. Clifford on Sum-
mer street on Tuesday afternoon created
considerable excitement for short time.
Inc alarm was sounded from box 73,
Z winch means the vicinity of Bank block,
E. and the strokes of the bell were sugges-
tlveofa serious affair
j. A. Rouse of East Berkshire, re-
presenting Vim. Samson & Co., was in
81 town tor short time on Tuesday. He
is nustling about this vicinity, locating
morse powers and threshing machines
Il among the creamery men and farmers.
rover for a separator is to be put in at
speedwell Farms in Lyndon.
h ~ ii. Henderson has at his disposal
N uhumber of reservations in Canadian
4 racine sleeper which will leave st. Johns
Oury tor Chicago on Tuesday of next
y week. This affords splendid oppor-
,un'ty for people who want to 60 to the
'''F city quickly; the party is a special
V"e' and Henderson can furnish you the
'"Nets and give you all the information
you need in regard to the trip.
~lhe extreme coldness of the atmos-
# p"'Fe on Friday last gave rise to the
|E .'' 'hat possibly an iceberg had broken
uo'n ~, IT'S moorings and settled down in
s"'' vicinity somewhere for protracted
| .Ol0urn' The decided change for the bet
W. on Saturday. however, made sum-
NV .rN' seem not so far distant, after all.
reluctance with which the weather
1. ,I' taken hold of the summer campaign
'""S year is quite remarkable.
9oek Darling, the Nicatous guide,
N.Y.. Ms 'nat the trout are decreasing in
;,a, ""e' AS the Holeb fishing club organ
~, !" tn's village have made but one or
con U'ps to the wilds of Maine they
th h"''o' be held responsible for much OF
ors N>'tease spoken Of by the sturdy
bon;. Mehoers of the club are still
4 nras4, r"s 'or many an interesting and
tro". ''oe encounter with the Maine