St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-11-01
LYNDON VILE.

Carl PerrigO gave party last Satur-
day evening to seyeralot his young friends
in observance of his thirteenth birthday.
Miss Irena Howe went to Brattleboro
Wednesday to attend a mass meeting of
the Y. =, T. U. She will also visit rel
atiytS there.
Ira II. Watson is clerking in Cheney
Brothers drug store.
Will Cheney is in Boston this week pur-
chasing new goods The firm expect to
be established in their new quarters in
Poole's block in few weeks.
Mrs. c. NJ. Scott and son went to
Boston last week, where her husband
has a position in a grocery store. She
has many friends here who regret her de-
parture and wish them success in their
new home.
Glenn f. Stone has finished his labors
with the B. &. NJ. railroad as freight con-
ductor, and has gone to Fitchburg, Mass.
The Boston excursion drew several OF
our people to the Hub last week
Rev. H. H. Hoyt, of St. Johnsbury, con-
Quoted the Y. P c. U. meeting in TJniver-
salist hall last Sunday evening.
F. E. Dwinell has number OF keys
that he is giving away to every purchaser
OF % cents worth OF goods. Among the
KEYS are ten that will unlock money
box containing ten silver dollars, each
holder of these to he entitled to one dol
lar. The box will be ready for trial as
soon as Mr.. Dwinell gets into his new
store in the Masonic building.
George NJ. Prescott has purchased the
house belonging to Mrs. Halsey Bullock S
estate for $500.
The old brick sidewalk on Depot street
has been taken up and a new concrete
walk is being laid by S. D. Tilton, OF
Woodsville, with a gang OF men. This
will be a great Improvement to the street.
A granite curbing is being put i'll next to
the street.
Richard Gage has sold his farm in the
north part Of the town to Allen Hunter,
who has been employed by Charles Fol
| som for several years. Price, $4,000. Mr..
| Gage will move to Lyndonville soon. 1t
| is a matter of comment as to what Mr.
Hunter is to do next.
-Four engines from the Mt. Washington
railway are in the shops and will be re-
paired this winter
The Eastern Star Chapter, F, &. A, M.
are now having regular rchearSals tol
/ tieir play, which is soon to he presented
in Odd Fellows hall. A good thing is
expected.
L. |. Sawyer has gone to Bradford
where he has employment in bobbi
factory. He is to lead the Bradford band
the coming winter.
Archie Wilkie has closed his labors as
assistant in O. NJ. Jenkins barber shop
and has put a chair into the basement OF
Webb's Hotel, and will do business for
himself awhile.
The temporary restaurant building be
tween the depot and lde's block has beer
moved, and Charles Jones is now LOCATED
in his new quarters in the basement o
Ide's new block.
Special agent Hess of the Connecticut
Slade OF the American, Brown of the n
Y. Underwriters, Leighton of the Hart
ford, Bailey of the Home, and Brainare
| OF the vermont MUTUAL dlNS SOlll
panv were in town recently, settling The
losses on NJ. L. Stearns' tub factory
Twenty-three dollars was allowed tc
Charles Phillips for damage to his goods
by removal.
E. A. Drown, of Newport, N H., is Wis
ting his parents and other friends ii
town this week.
Work on the National Bank block il
progressing rapidly. This building ha'
doubtless been the most carefully pu
together of any in the village, under thu
personal supervision OF l.. B. Harris
cashier. The brick work had been drying
for several weeks before the carpenters
began their work. A balcony is now
being built on the front part of the build
ing, which adds great deal to the work
This one of the most ornamental and bes
arranged buildings in this village.
F. B. Smelling has his new photograph
gallery in Cass block completely fitted
out, and is now ready to greet his ole
customers. He offers nine cabinet photo
for a half dozen and eighteen for dozen
He is frst-class photographer and vii
give satisfaction every time.