The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-28

ASu9Seil, WIZ HScS dUOut Wlle anu nall
north Of this village, has been missing since
last week on Friday. lie left home on the
above day to come to the Plain, since which
nothing has been heard of him. He was
subject TO fits.
SUGAR PARTY.-The Firemen are to have
good time the first Of April. See specia.
notice.
LECTUEEs.-We are born to disappoint-
ment. DR.. Dixs second lecture did not
come off on Tuesday night as advertised
Due notice will be given gifts delivery. We
consider it unfortunate both for our citizens
and the lecturers that their engagements are
not better fulfilled. No dependence can be
placed upon any announcement of lectures
which may be made, judging from the past
j. S. Adams, Esq, Secretary of the Board
of Education, gave an interesting lecture te
good audience at the Town Hall on Wednes
day evening last.
LADIES LEvEE-The ladie. of the Meth
odist Society will hold a Levee at Unior
Hall, Tuesday evening next. Tickets, 81
cents.
Our thanks are due Hon. JUSTIN s
MORRILL, for valuable public documents.
EAST HAVEN - Tam Officers. - Towr
CLERK, u. e. Hudson. Selectmen-H. F
Walter, A. S. Howard. f. Walter. FRS
Constable, d. c. Hudson. Listers-N. A
Smith. NJ. H. Walter, A. W. Hudson. Au
ditors-D. e. Hudson, 4. s. Howard, NJ ii
Walter. Agent, Elan Walter. Overseer
Of Poor. NJ. TX. Walter. Trustee Surplu.
Money, Kittredge Hudson.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR
We learn from the IFu;chman that Geo Z
Marsh Of Burlington, Norman Williams of
Woodstock, John Porter of Hartford. Com
.missioners under the act for rebmildiny til.
State House, Thos f. Powers of Woodstock
Superintendent.
We learn that commissonership was ten
dered to Hon. Eras,us Fairbanks of St
Johnsbury, which he declined
The Commissioners have had meeting
1t is probable that the original plan Of tn
walls will be preserved, with an enlargement
of the centre and wings. The board will
meet again on Tuesday next.
PRODUCr OF ONE SHEEp.-The follow
ing statement is made by one of the most re
liable farmers in Rockingham to the Below:
Falls Times
MIR. EDIrOR Having seen an article
in your columns few weeks since on cows
and thinking perhaps it may not be uninter
es,ins to some Of your readers, propose t.
give you few statements showing the pro
duct Of one grade eve sheep
First fleece, IL lbs, 40c per H.. S4,4(
A pair of twin lambs raised in '55 and
sold at 81 months old, 27,5(
Second fleece. s lbs, 37lc per TO-, 800
Fleeces of first two lambs, 10 lbs, ~:
WI IdIuUS Tdbcu III ~ Ol1 manu- WHICH
can sell for Is dollars, 1906
$50:
II any Of your readers raising grade sheer
can show a greater product than tn,
above we should be happy to hear from
them. f. NJ. WESTON.
III II
There was on the poor farm in Lisbon, N
H., on the 10th inst, but 10 poor persons
But what is the most remarkable, is the fac
that their ages average 81 years, and they
are all in good health. The youngest is p
and the oldest 1902 years.
The Windsor journal learns that L. l.
TILDEN has resigned the office of Cashier
Of the Bank Of Royaton, and that w. H.
BAXTER, of Barton, mas been chosen to sue
coed him.
-Lysander II. Loveland, overseer in
mill at Manchester, n. H., was accidentally
killed, on Wednesday. lie placed load of
empty beams into an elevator carriage and
got upon the top to descend with the load
a defective link of the chain broke and he
fell with the beams to the ground, distance
of seventy feet. and survived i n an insensble
state only about IS minutes. lie was ma
tive Of Hydepark, w., % years old, and
leaves a wife.
FlRE.-Wc learn from the Burlington
Free Press that the stone building on the
corner of Pine s. Cherry streets, known a.
the Heineburs building" took fire in some
unexplained manner, Saturday morning
about seven o'clock, in one of the rooms in
the upper story. The inside was entirely
burned out The furniture was saved. The
building was the property Of Mrs. A. Platt
and was occupied by two families. 1t wa.
insured for $1,000 which we suppose will
not cover the loss.
We are panied to learn Of the death of
Mr.. ID. A. Bowe, Editor of the Coos Rspub.
lican. lie died at Lancaster, on Sunday
last.
THAT spicy little sheet, the Ludlow
Blotter, is in the hands of the sheriff. In the
last number We find the following
ITO THE FRIENDS AND PATRONS OF
THE Notwithstanding appointed Coroner
over the detunct Blotter, We beg leave to re-
Dort tho fOllnwinU ver6,rt-. Earo IN r..