St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-10-22
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a' LUG ot' Jonnsoury lair ground tomor-
row commencing at 10 o'clock sharp.
Frank Ford will sell carload Of young
horses which he has brought from Iowa.
Inc horses are warranted and trial
will be given. At this time there will
also be sold so cows and 40 sheep and
lambs.
Mrs. Hurlbert OF Utica, N. Y, has pre-.
ssented to the village fine stone water.
ing trough, which will be placed near the
old town pump. Wilcox & Armstrong
OF West Danville are makingi it.
An unusually large number took ad.
vantage Of the excursion rates Wednes.
day and have gone to Boston.
George W. Cook has moved into his
new house.
At the auction of the property of the
late John Webster Thursday, his place in
this village was sold to Isaac Green of
Peacham for $14O5.
Mrs. w. W. Clifford of Newfane is visit
ing in town.
C.. S. Dole's store was broken into
Wednesday night, the money drawer
broken open and several dollars in small
change and a considerable amount of
tobacco, eggs. ETC., were taken.
c. E. and S. o. Morse have bought
another fine pair of horses and S. O.
Morse and d. K. Wakefield will take a
car of horses to Boston Monday.
Miss Emily Davis entertained the mem.
bers of the Christian Endeavor society
at her house Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert c. Reynolds Of Jef-
fersonville have been spending part OF
their wedding trip with his uncle, Harve
Brown.
{. H. Greenleaf and Willard Wakefield
OF Boston were in town Monday, look
ing for fine horses.
W.T.. Dole and J. H. Fisher are attend.
ing the fltieth anniversary of their
wives parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howe oil
Carol, N. H.
Mrs. Fred Stocker and her son Fred
left Wednesday for San Diego, California
and will spend the winter there and at
Oakland.
Mrs. Henry Crane is visiting hel
mother at WheelOck.
Mrs. Ida Paine of Lisbon, N. H., visit
ed her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Dole, last week.
Two to three hundred of the friends
and neighbors of Charles E. Morse as
sisted him to husk 1000 bushels of corr
Wednesday evening of last week.
George c. Otis Of St. Johnsbury has
been visiting at Israel Colby's the pas,
week.
Miss Martha Borland has gone to Bar
ton where she has situation.
George Bagby has returned from Buck
land, Conn.
c. H. Wilson and family have returned
from visit to friends in Montpelier
The Eastern Star held very pleasant
social at the Masonic hall last Friday
evening. The o. E. S. expect to present
a drama soon.
The fine barn of M. V. B. Sargent came
very near being destroyed by fire thi:
week. A lantern was overturned and
broken in a pile of dry and very infam
able corn stalks which instantly caught
fire, but Mr.. Sargent caught up the burn
ing mass threw it out OF doors and ther
with a can OF milk put cut the rest o
the fire. Mr.. Sargent was quite severely
burned about his head and face and i
was very close escape for both he anC
his buildings.
Newton Beers, Shakesperean imperson
ator, will characterize the Merchant o
Venice" at the town hall Friday evening
of this week. Mr.. Beers comes with thu
highest recommendations and it is ex
pected that the entertainment will be {
very fine one. The Musical association
will share in the proceeds. Admission
25 cents, children Is cents.
F. Frye has returned from Concord
N. H., and moved into his house. Mr.
Frye is just recovering from severe at
tack OF rheumatic fever and still use.
crutches.
Miss L. NJ. Kent is visiting her sister
Mrs. S. Knowlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. K. Kittredge of Woods
vile are visiting in town.
Wilbur Rabbit and Miss Emma Bah
bitt OF Nashua, N. H., are visiting at A
c. Palmer's.
Mrs. DR.. Haviland has gone to Bath
N. H., to visit her mother, Mrs. S. 0
Johnson.
]. w. Page and wife Of ST. Johnsbury
visited Mrs. J. l.. Palmer recently.
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