St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-01-03
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continuing for five nights.
10. Death OF Murray Grout, II.
20. Death of Mrs. +. +. Clark, At.
Hottest day OF the season, mercury rang
ing from 900 to 1902 in the shade. Death
of infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ashton r. Willard.
"a. Alvin Whitney hurt by falling
timber at the scale shops.
&c. Methodist sociable at the home of
Mrs. VIM. A. Wells.
27. Married, George Abbott and Eva
Owens
%. N. E. O. p. picnic to Joes Pond
Death of Miss Alma S. Spalding, aged 61
80. Atwood's tea store burned out
Marriage Of John A. Gum and Mary ].
Gentry.
August.
2. los Gauthier's block on Eastern
ave. damaged by fire, also Walkers drug
store.
4. Democratic county convention held
here.
7. H. Fl. Carr and party thrown from
a carriage by a runaway on Barnet
mountain.
8. St. Johnsbury Center people picnic
at Harvey's Pond. Death OF George Aid
rich, in his S7th year. Marriage of
Charles Wilcox and Lila Welfoot
10. o. B. Cuttings drug store at West
Concord burglarized. Marriage of Fred
erick Walker and Mary L. Walker.
IA. Ringing Bros. circus here. Ninth
annual reunion Of the Sd Vt. Reg't Asso-
citation. Caledonia County Druggists
Association organized,
16. Centennial celebration by the
Peacham Congregational church Reun-
ion OF the Woodruff family
II. Organ recital at North church by
John D. Hazen.
10. Republican caucus to name a rep
resentatye.
20. Henry Michaud's house damaged
by fire.
81. Resignation of Secretary Lewis of
the Y NJ. {. A.
%. Light frost in this section. Mar
riage of Mark Meecham and Nette Hud-
son also OF Geo. K. SWEET and Mary E.
Switzer.
%. Democratic caucus TO name repre-
sentative.
"a. Pinard'sa and Rollins factories des-
lIOSCu ny N.Y.
rs. Severest thunder storm OF the sea
son. Odd Fellows field day exercises.
81. A. P. A. lecture by Rev. Hugh
Montgomery of Lowell, Mass.
%, State Universaist convention be
gan sessions here, closing the Both.
September.
l. Death of Jos. Lamere. in his Goth
year. Annual meeting Y. NJ. c. A.
.. Death of Danford Wiley. at Spring
field, Mass, 70; also of William P.
Horne, 81. A remarkably yellow"
day, caused by forest fires at the West
lamps lighted early in the day.
3. Sudden death OF Warren Allen 65.
Annual meeting Epworth League. Sec
Lewis and family 90 to Boston where he
is TO become college secretary for a sec
tion OF New England.
4. Election; ]. c. Clark chosen repre-
sentative, L. d. Hazcn senator. Mar
riage OF Winthrop Blodgett and Agnes
Holder; also of X. w. Laird and Mrs
Emma Burbank, at West Barnet.
.. Annual reunion of Company d
Cavalry Association.
l. Mrs. Mabel Todd of Amherst,
Mass, lectures before the Woman S
Club on China and Japan.
s. Clam bake at Speedwell Farms,
Lyndon. Judge Hastings OF Waterford
receives his friends at his home who con-
graduate him.
9. Annual meeting OF the Epworth
League to elect officers Newspaper
train makes its last trip of the season.
10. Severe storms do much damage.
Edwin Palmer run over by the cars and
killed.
II, Opening OF county fair.
II, Second day of fair. Capt. Girls
void makes successful balloon ascen-
sion before 10000 people
10. Annual meeting for election of of
hcers of the st. Johnsbury & Lake
Champaign Railroad. Last day of fair
Helen NJ breaks the track record. Time
2.21 10. The mare is owned by w. S.
Bailey of East Hardwick.
IA. Rev. A. H. Heath gives recep-
ton to the North church Christian En-
deavor society.
is. Rev. William B, Bond, former
St, Johnsbury pastor, died at New Ca
man, Conn.
10. Opening of South Ryegate fair.
81. Prof and Mrs. Southwick give an
entertainment at Music Hall.
%, In a runaway accident Francis
Switser is thrown out and head cut.
25. ]. Nj. Gilmore and Miss Julia
Fitzgerald married. First day of North
ern Caledonia Fair.
26. Good attendance at second day S
fair at Lyndonville,
%. Y. M. c. A. gives reception to
teachers and students OF the Academy.
30. County Loyal Temperance Le-
gicn organized at Grace church.
October.
3, First day of races under Gentle
mems Driving Club,
+. Presentation of Grant monument
soldiers record to Chamberlin Post by
Woman's Relief Corps. Arthur 6. Cram
found guilty Of manslaughter in the
Miles case.
o, Young Peoples Christian Union
celebrates its fourth anniversary. Fire
caught in Avenue House but was soon
eXtlnguished.
g. Look Out on Observatory Knob
blown down.
8. Veteran Engineer Stephen Bur-
roughs died.
10, Golden wedding anniversary of
MIR. and Mrs. X. w. Peabody celebrated
at their daughters home Lowell, Mass.
IL. Marriage at Boston of Philip
Wardner and Miss Mary Poland Rankin
formerly of st. Johnsbury, Banquet
given DR., Hartshorn at st. Johnsbury
House. Annual meeting of the Grand