The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-16


izafion laws, pending which the platform
committee made their final report, which was
LAID on the table. and il will nor probably be
taken up again until the naturalization cues
ton Is settled
OUR NGEI,UiTrEtL SutILIY.-N the
mcctin" at narvillc. last TUESDAY, it wa, yo
ted without dissenting voice, that the Coun-
~ Fairs be localized Tor five consecutive
years, with certain conditions. tina. will be no.
'iced in The official proceed Ms Of thc meeting.
his vote was not Sc ':Nnal. bat the SEN
tlment was unanimous. that in order 10 make
the Fairs su"h as fhrv >!.oull Nc. i, was nee
r>>arv 20 have greater convcn-nces than for
mrrIv. and that 10 have The m. the Fair must
be located for while a, ore place. The
raising Of good horses has become larcc
business. and ii is deemed of considerable
consequence that a suitable place should BE-
provided for N" training and exhibition of
them: and to DO this a wei graded and am
pie trottirc course Is deemed essential This
cannot be obtained wi..o;.: considerable ex-
pcn>c and the course suggested for securing
one appeared the most ia>i'lc !. is con-
t"myl.tcI that" COMPANY OF private indi
vr!ua!s. feeling an iEtcro>. in our Fairs. NAV
be formed TO furnish the means O. making
an enclosure. preparing coarse. and rro,i-
ding huildin. for the display of household.
and mechanical articles and pens. g.
In The event Of the formation Of such a
Company, the Executive Cornnittcc are an
ilorized 70 ncgo,ia'r terms with them. Ii is
probable The company may b" offered Ger
tain per cent Of The admission fees bv WAY
OF compensation II their outlay
With this arrangement, Completed, we
shall H. in much better rendition to improve
our Fairs. anl on foo.in. with Other Coun-
ties ct The S.a'r in which such arrangements
are already ma'uro!.
recently been stolen from The Dcpo, at ras-
sump>ic Village. On Tuesday youn1 man
passed INTO the hands Of ,hccon,lu,tor one of
the stolen tickets. After it was found he was
on the train. preparations Were made to take
him into custody. but after the train had got
under fair headwav as it was lcavir. Ste
vcns' Village he Jumped of. ard the last We
heard from there. officers were in pursuit of
him.
=. S. Deputy Sheriff II. Hill apprchcnI-
ed the fugitive. lie was brought back T."
Passumpsic and the stolen tickets were found
all except the one offered TO the Conductor.
in his trunk at home. lie is some II wears
of aye. His name we lave not learned.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEETING.
Met at Danville on Tuesday, the 10Th lav
Of June, 1875, asrecahly to a vote at the lat
annual meeting. The proceedings of the
last annual meeting were read. and the 1ucs-
ton Of permanent location Of place for
holding the annual Fairs Of the Society was
taken up and discussed when the following
vote was unanimously adopted:
Voted. That the Executive Committee be
authorized to enter into arrangements will,
individuals, or company, in St. Johnsburv,
for providing an enclosure. a trottinc course,
and other convcniences for the annual Fairs
for the five succeeding years, provided that
in their judgment they shall deem such an
arrangement beneficial to the interests of the
Society, and on such conditions as thew NAV
deem expedient.
Voted to adjourn.
n. e. CHADwUK, Secretary.
Union OF PAPEEs.-Thc Orleans County
Gazette, printed at Irasburgh, and the North
Union. printed at West Charleston. have
been united. The "Cncn & Gazette" is
hereafter to be published at West Charleston.
by Mr.. Harrington. Mr.. Hartshorn greatly
the Gazette while it was under his
editorial charge, and made it such paper as
ought to he supported: but, like several pa
pers printed in Counties larger thanO Orleans,
It received Inadequate support, and it
became ecessa ~ TO consolidate the two.
MIR. llartshorn is Clerk of the County Court,
md We presume will remain at Irasbur.h for
he present