St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-07-05

OF tnat place ny score OF to 3. They
expect to play a game at Lyndonville
before long.
The members of the Harmony band
have ordered new set of instruments
from Besson, the famous maker of musi-
cal instruments in New York.
Joseph Lagerdree has sold his bar
Der shop in the basement ofthe st. Johns-
bury House to A. 5. Mossey formerly of
Martel's barber shop. Mr.. Lagendre
will work for Mr.. Martel for a little
while.
-Supt. of Streets Cheney is straighten-
ing out Clayton street in Summerville
and laying a plank sidewalk.
The Boston Sunday newspaper train
begins itsrun for the season next Sunday.
The special engine arrives at St. Johns
bury at 9.3S a. m.
The st. Johnsbury band furnished mu-
sic at the fair ground yesterday, and the
st. Johnsbury orchestra played at West
Concord in the evening.
Co. D. was the recipient, at the last
regular drill, of an elegant life-like photo
graph, mounted and framed in oak, of
Brigadier General ]. J.. Estey of Brattle
boro. 1t was present from the General
to the Company for their club room
Our readers will be especially inter-
ested in a letter elsewhere printed con-
cerning the Christian Endeavor conven-
tan at Boston next week. The article is
written by Vermonter and is one of
series that will be sent us on this conven-
ton and the triennial of the Knights
Templar which comes in Boston in Aug
ust.
The timetables elsewhere printed
give the changes in time on both divi-
sions Of the Boston & Maine railroad
which went into effect last Sunday.
The second advertising car ofBuffalo
Bills Wild West Show was in town Sat
urday. The car was in charge of Chas.
Stow, editorial representative of the
show.
&C. H. Paine has on exhibition in w.
c. Warmers window "Keating"
bicycle that went through a bad smash
up but did not break the frame. George
is continually urging the boys to watch
that curve"
Several articles left at the Y. NJ. c.
A. lately have turned up missing, and
last Monday a locker in the gymnasium
was broken into and some things stolen.
1t would be advisable for the person do
ing this act to report at the Y. NJ. c. A.
with the stolen goods, or it may become
necessary to make some arrests.
-Earland B. Howe moved Wednesday
into his new Office in Citizens Bank
block. The suite Of rooms consists of a
large Office consultation office and two
other rooms, all furnished with the latest
office furniture and fixtures. The offices
are front rooms on the second floor, very
easy to get at, and withal one of the
finest if not the finest in town.
The ladies of the Village Improve
ment committee OF the Woman's Club
ask the grocery men and other mer-
chants to cooperate with them in their
efforts to keep the streets clean. great
deal of the litter is directly traceable to
the sweepings from the groceries and
sidewalks, which might be taken up and
burned instead of being swept into the
cutters. They greatly appreciate the
marked difference in flyers on the streets,
and hope in time with the assistance of
all who are interested, to secure clean
streets, free from flyers and paper bags,
which blow about, frightening horses
and endangering peoples lives.
The Persian Glass Blowers have been
drawing quite large number OF people
to see their exhibition of this interesting
industry. A present is given to everyone
who attends, and also ticket to vote
for the handsomest baby in town, the
baby receiving the greatest number of
votes to receive a case of glass ware
worth fifty dollars. Tomorrow the
votes will be counted and the prize
awarded. Miss Maud McMannon, of
Burlington, was the fortunate winner OF
the case of glass last week, and this week
two special prizes will be given to the