St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-05-04

first of the week, the editor of the
CALIFORNIAN securing the first set. They
are the finest specimens of engraving
that this government has yet issued and
the denominations are 1, 2, 8, 5 and 10
cents.
The Western Union company an
nounces that arrangements have been
made with all transatlantic liners
equipped with wireless telegraphy to
send or receive messages here at the rate
of So for ten words. A list of the steam
ers containing the Marconi equipment
will be found at the Western Union office
here.
&C. 81. Clark is preparing series of
stereopicon views of St. Johnsbury which
will be shown in the near future.
Joseph st. Jock has sold his locomo-
bile to Harry Wakefield at the Willie.
DIR. w. J. Aldrich has resigned his po
sition as health officer to take effect May
8. He has held this position for some
years and has given general satisfaction.
Gilman Bros, Carr and Worthen,
have purchased the Gadipee livery stable
on Main street.
Try Worthen & Gleason's 27 cent
coffee.
Prudent Henault has purchased Of
of Mrs. B. F. Rollins the two
houses and lot at 1O7 and Ill Railroad
street.
The w. R. G. sewing society will
meet at G. A. r. hall Thursday after
noon, May 5. Ladies will bring their
lunch. Regular meeting of the Relief
Corps in the evening.
The disciples of Isaac Walton were
out in full force Monday morning. when
about 25 "hiked" to the Waterford ponds,
DR.. John M. Allen being one of the num-
Der. All report fair catch, but would
have had better luck if the weather had
been warmer. The brooks were too high
for good fishing, and those that went to
Greensboro report that the ice is still in
the middle of the lake.
Arthur c. Randall of Waterloo, Ia,
formerly of this town, has organized a
corporation known as the Eclipse Press
Company, with capital stock of $1O,-
900. The company will manufacture
special press for printing hotel menus.
Mr.. Randall is president of the company,
Sias Randall of this place is one of the
directors, and Elisha May is one of the
corporation attorneys.
The Klark- Urban Company are play
ing to good houses every evening this
week. They are favorite company
here and introduce pleasing specialties at
every performance.
Interior improvements have recently
been made in John Bernier's barber shop.
The work on the new "a inch sewer
which is being LAID from the river below
the Carrick dam is progressing rapidly.
The sewer will probably be laid up the
Avenue to Pearl street.
The ladies of the Free Baptist church
will hold social and serve supper at
their vestry on Main street, Thursday
evening. May 5. Supper served from 6
to o'clock.
George K. Harrington has gone to
work for the Hastings insurance agency,
to take the place of Mr.. Fullington, de-
ceased.
In police court, Tuesday, A. B. Car
rick pleaded guilty to second ofense in
toxication and paid $21.1O fine. Frank
Stanley was also in court for second Of
fense intoxication, but his case was con-
tinued until Friday and he was placed on
$50 bail, which was not furnisheds
The village trustees have decided to
macadamize Maple street this spring;
also from the depot to the subway on
Bay street and Central, Church and
Winter streets from Main street to Sum-
mer street.
-Hoodlums on Portland street, Sat
urday evening, carried away the large