St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-02-08
an. Tuums Arnumn.
BARNET.
,snyiue BottIine Company.

a,o1 sDrine BOtfIins Company
o.. ciy crystal Spring Bottling Company
making changes lns'u s. ,rI p twice the
c " the capacity nea1'y 'w Sna he ene
lor aoont size. The capital STOCK mas Deen
pressed to 1000 shares ana IS selling
incrsgaa ,' At $3.50 per share this being
tcae en oer share over the first stock; The
Shoo l p. feel certain that stock will
mannastS sos its par value, within
reaeh t; me- During the busy season 20 men
s'Vm' w. .' cmployed. Orders are coming IN
@ Sl"ly - for this season OF the year, ana
'u H Increase as the season advances TN
"'ll Nv, """nccted that in the height OF the
y 30 50 The output will be 100 dozen bot
s sea- Ucr day against $50 dozen per day
ues ~ Besides the beverages the
Ias' ,omnany has added the manufacture
'9e . .1rarts which has ready sale and
OF SH'''%;t a feature OF this years bust
w@ - Two men will be started April LIST
's' 10 road to solicit trade throughout
New v, hampshire and Vermont
,erv pleasant wedding took place on
h,u "a. D. m, at the home OF Mr..
Ja 1I Mrs william H. Burbank, when
, n"S sister, Mrs. Harriet IL; Robb was
l~ n;,cd to Chester c. Edwards OF Coati-
u lnns p O., by Rev. Joseph Boardman.
I ,G'a ;;an ROBBIE of st. Johnsbury, the
i M,IS n r, of the bride, and Master Har-
I'D ,ti' WcCaffey, nephew OF the groom, act,
o,u ~ =" bridesmaid and groomsman, and
~ ..formed their parts operiection. Miss
,N , nnncan played the wedding march
Ieautifully The brides gown was OF a
y. G" lavender hue and she carried an
Liant bouauet Of roses. Miss Lillian
. 'd,e ybite muslin with white sash and
'';nncrs After the ceremony about
, ,menty relatives and friends offered con-
limitations. Cake, coffee and ice cream
& were served and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards
took the train for the north followed by
,be hest wishes OF their friends Mrs
Z Edwards character and talent has won
lsr many friends who will be sorry to
lose her In the sphere of music teacher,
IN the choir and the social circle there
aches place that wants filling.
February 1st Ward Gammels had the
misfortune to break his leg.
Mrs, Hazen Ford and daughter, hav-
ing disposed OF their farm, have moved
into the hotel tenement.
Or" Kinds of East Barnet was found
dead in his house on Sabbath day.
Julian p. Laughlin is visiting in White
4 field, N H.
Our village was aroused at about 2 a
N. Feb. 6 BY the ringing of a fire alarm
II proyed to be the store Of W. H. Bur
ia bank, which was soon destroyed. That
with its miscellaneous contents, gun
powder and kerosene included, made a
&bc FIRE. Nothing was saved but the
safes. The engine company, despite the
bitter cold, worked with a will and saved
I lanes Morgan's blacksmith shop. 1t is
said the FIRE originated in E. 0. Morgan's
barDar shop IN the basement. The build
ing and it's contents were insured ioI
z $4,000.
February LIST the Ladies Missionary
B society held a pleasant social tea with
y Miss Laura Moore The object was &c
prepare barrel for the Nebraska suffer
crs. A comforter was tackled and SC
much brought in that it was voted &c
d send one barrel to the Gates family
lately burned out.