St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-11-06

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Miss Emma ", daughter of Joseph
Beauregard of st. Johnsbury Center
and E. A. Girard of Barton were married
at Notre Dame church. Tuesday morning
in the presence of quite gathering Of
friends. They went to New York on
their wedding trip and will reside in
Barton on their return.
The breaking of journal on the
tender deraied the locomotive and ten
der of the way freight bound west, about
a mile this side OF East Hard wick, yes
terday forenoon. A wrecking train was
promptly sent to the scene Of the acci.
dent, and the track was cleared with less
| than two hours interruption of traffic.
Secretary Fred Wilson and Capt.
Mary Richmond are the contracting par
ties in the wedding ceremony which takes
place at the Salvation Army Barracks
tomorrow night. Ma jor Turner of Mon
treal will be present and will be assisted
by the brass band. The occasion is pub
lie, and an admission of is cents will be
charged.
The executive committee of the W. R.
c., and any other members who can
come, are requested to meet at G. A. R.
Hall Thursday afternoon and bring lunch
as usual. The vote for the ice pitcher
stands as follows: 217 for Sunset Home
and 178 for Brightlook. 1t is expected
this contest will close about the middle
OF this month.
The 29th anniversary of the organi-
zation of Olive Branch, Rebekah Lodge
No. 4, will be held at Odd Fellows Hal
tomorrow evening. A fine literary and
musical program has been arranged, and
the wel-known ability of the ladies as
entertainers insures a successful gather
ing. The guests are limited to Odd Eel
lows and their families.
The St. Johnsbury Electric Co., has
purchased the grst mill and water priv
ilege at the Centre and will fix it up as a
supplementary electric plant. The
growth of the main plant has necessita-
ted the extensive use of steam power for
the past three years and the plant at the
Centre will be used instead of the engines
where extra power is required.
The Barton Monitor of Nov. 4, says;
B. G. Howe of St. Iohnsbury sold his
hotel, the Buswell house and the large
barn which is occupied by Mr.. Martin
for livery stable, also the land in front
of the hotel, at auction. last Saturday.
c. M. Darling of Lyndonville purchased
the property for $1,000. Mr.. Howe re.
serves the land back of the hotel. c. M
Darling takes possession today.
On another page of the CALEDoNIAN
will be found local market report which
gives the retail prices of many of th'
most common articles in various lines o
trade. The report is corrected every
Tuesday and our aim is to keep oul
readers posted on the changes in prices
in these lines. Later, other quotation:
will be added and it is our desire to MAKE
this column of interest to both buyers
and sellers.
The body of Frank M. Graves, son O
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Graves, formerly o
this place, whose death at South Law
renee was mentioned last week, wa
brought here for burial Wednesday. Mr.
and Mrs. Graves and their son William
accompanied the body. Brief service
were held at the cemetery, Rev. Georg
w. Hunt officiating. The bearers wer
DR.. Ned c. Stiles. Don c. Stiles, Carl M
Howe and Charles W. Mclaughlin.
Austin l. Morrill, has bought nev
closed carriage and added another teal
to his hack line. The new vehicle is
fine one, and the addition is made to a
! commodate ladies who desire carria&
. for calling or shopping, Mr.. Morrill,
stable is at Central street and orde
may be telephoned or left at Clark
stable, or Bingham's drug store and thc
will receive prompt attention. The cal
> are, Morrill's stable, 93-4; Clark's stab
; 93.3.
The Arlington, Mass, Advocate
=, October II contained an account of Il
celebration of the 25th anniversary
the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
. Musgrave on October II. The recer
. ion was large numbering about 81
guests, and was very pleasant {
casion. This will be of interest to O
~, readers who remember Mrs. Musgra
= who was formerly Miss Waugh a
- whose parents lived on Main street
h this village.
" Petitions in bankruptcy have bt
filed by the following people in adjoini
is towns: Robert Mccullough, carpen
n. OF Lyndon, with liabilities of $3.50
10 and assets of $3.50, all exempt; J.
f. Miller, farmer of Barnet, with liabilit
er of $5 S65 SO and assets of 81 O73. .54,
IN which $1,226 is claimed exempt; {