The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-07-04
TOWN REPRESENTATIVES,

TOWN REPRESENTATIVES,.
kIRnY-Thcopoilus Grant, 1909: Leonard
Harrington lSl0-lSl1 Ihcophlus Grant,
1Slo-lS13; Leonard Harrington. 1S!4-
1915: ThcophiluS Grant. 1916, lSls-1Sao );
Ebenczcr Damon, 1921; Timothy Locke
lN22: Ebcnezcr Damon. 1S23-lS27: Grin
Carpenter. lS2S-lS3l Joseph Joslin. 1892
-lS3t: Grin Carncnter,lS35 James Church
lS"6-lS371 Seth Burroughs, 1898; Nathan
icl Willis. 1889: Joseph W. Carpenter, 1910
ISL; y. Willis. 1872: \. W. Burroughs.
1873: Benjamin Nuttcr. lSl4-lSij: Charles
II. Graves. 1916: Arunah Leach. 1871: c.
H. Graves, 1918: A. Leach, 1919; Merritt
Newliall. lsj0-lSjl: \. Leach. lS5o-lSj3:
joel Locke. 1850
IyNDDE.-Josah Arnold. 1855: Daniel
tahGon. l19l-lNol: VIM. Cahoon. 1902 :
isaiah Fisk. 1S03-i: VIM. Cahoon. lSo.5 ::
Abraham Smith. ,@0G-7 Wm .Cahoon. 1905
=. l>li-l3: I~aiall Fisk. lSl3-lS: Isaac
llctchor. l>lH-.A: Isaiah Fisk. 1871: Isaac
Fletcher. I'D: Isaiah Fisk 1928; Isaac
Fletcher. 1921: WA. Cahoon. lSoj-26: job
Randall. lN.7-:;o: T.. 2. Chase. 1884 Geo.
{. Cahoon. 1880: Fila, I'cn:i>. Ir.. l>3'-::,71 :
Bcll.lamin " licr 1>;;j$-""9: STEPHEN Nc(;Ii-
fey. lN:0-:l: Bcuia!i S;lbon!. l>i2-,3:
.i>aph Wlinar;h, Isl: 10: luy;,> k.mb,N.
i>iG-l1.: $. Mc<iafty. lN'S-lG: Tho~. Ban /
lett. Jr.. 1850: john ID. Miller. 1871: T.. b.
O. '~r. 1913 - T. Bartlett. Jr.. lS,i-55:
u,o;I l.. Ray, 1885,
=, soon ANR.-Ebcnezcr Avery. Of Bcr-
lin. has :; vcu Ing Lamb of the common
breed. which shear. i on Tuesday last. ciyh,
pound, and two ounc, OF Wool. The Wool
was q excellent quality and had been
tho:ouShly washed. - -'oa..."e('T' ""f'b-
Ja.tH.
A<oG1lfE Coon Cow.-,Ir. David Web
>tcr 81! his town, has COW rom which he
has made eleven po;u3t,> and eleven ou.'c'
OF butter III Just nnc week. She has MOI hcci!
fed 4 spoonful e. thi:-, except what grass
she coul! get. and >;dJ once a week. Sha
'ui.> II the posture vi;h three ether COWS
hn has 20, COW that Will heat Mr.. Wei
steers. al.d let her nave nothing but grass to
80; ID.
PLEAD G'rN.-l!cmy Abbey, who has
been confined il jail ii this county for the
L'>; three or iou: lAonth>. charged with the
criuc of i.icu.hi. WIS brought into Court.
now III session at Manchester. Oh Friday
morning las, to answer 10 the CHARGE brought
g;;iu>t hi ...aAd at,. being a>,td b, inc fudge
"hc,hcr guilty or no.. he plead entity. He
has not vet received his >cntcncc-W.
RAILROAD A;c!p!:Nr-On SATURDAY. the
2olh inst. Mr.. JohA Clcavcland of l.i,tie,on.
brakeman ON tie train of Cars running to
io>ton. while passing from one carte another
was >t'uc! by 4 bridge, in Woburn. Mass.
and kE"clcl O from the train with such
force Is to cause death in 4 few hours after
wards. lie Was = years Of agc-I unc1$i,r
H,"liirnp.
DNow>rp.-N~ Samuel Grant. of,hi~ Vii
LACE was G.ovrcG Yesterday afternoon il the
t>o callc'D Moses Miller pond. III Stafford.
Nlr. GRAFT with son about twelve wears DID,
and two others. were in boat sufficient; on
Is lor two persons. and when thirty or forty
roG> lrolh shore. de boa, c&p>iZcd. when Mr..
g., hcl- good SKINNER started for the
>Arrc. followed by ihc son but it appears
ill.,, his feet soon became cntan"lcd in a line
and caused him to sink at once. The boy at
first attempted to assist his father. but soon
saw that he could not save him and swan
ashore. The Two others were saved bv the
timely efforts Oh III" ncighbor>. after REMAIN
my il the w;.tcs holding TO the boat about
two hours. >!r Grant was Gorty-two wears
Of age. and leaves wiz. and three children.
-Fircnnn.
D!>GE.CFFUL AIrAE.-Thc Sentinel gives
the following account of scandaous transac-
ton which occurred at Nddlehury College. q
lew evenings since -
J. {. Rcdington. having mad, commend
able corj to lnird his own business. incurred
the di>plca>urc Of some men iii College. mc;u
enough to di> %,.iSc themselves. iorcihv enter
his room. and to shave his head Mr. X. leads
the choir Ill the congregational Church al
J., and the base transaction occurred. the
night previous TO the installation OF Rev NIr.
HYDE. We learn that Freshmen Greene and
Harris. have been indicted. and that his class
have resolved 70 leave college, with one cx-
c2pt;on. unless the affair Is investigated hy
the Faculty.
SAD AocIDEST.-Nr David Tittcmorc. who
is iavorablv known is a tean>tcr. between
this place and BERKSHIRE was coming into
this village with load Of butter on Tuesday
morning last. when the wheels passed into Il
r't and threw him to the ground. striking on
his head. We understand that he Was al the
lime adjusting buffalo that covered his load
The i,ll has injured his spinal column so
much that it is feared he will not be able to
reach his home. and possibly not live many
GayS.-N. .!NGnS .NcSSnycl,
FIRE IN GUILFoED-The School House in
District No. g. in the southeast part of the
town. WAS burned on Sunday night with the
books and other furniture in it. There was
10 insurance. loss about 500. 1t was 10
doubt set Oh fire We learn that there had
been no school there for ten years until this
spring. as majority of the district had stead
lily voted down every attempt to get a school
BY the cyertion Of two or three individuals IA
vote had been obtained for a school. the house
had been repaired and the school in progress
a week when the house was set on fire. 1t is
of course attributed to some of those who
have opposed the school. There had been
10 fire in it, and the fire was the latter part
of the night. atording proof positive that it
was the work of an incendiary. How it is
possible that intelligent men, who have any
regard for their own character, or the welfare