The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-21

1917 '''''"N ~ NN' Legislature and d.
lebse NJ the old grobnd soon e1pir.ng wv,
eitizens have only 10 mcsuragu those ha,,..,
tho matter ia hand for Caledonia 60 NJ ,.ls
her place alongside of her sister couptis, n
the exhibition Of her products. That ~,
give her the position 10 which her .ou srG
tho enterprise II IL tilIers deserve.
The nnuual meeting u the Fair Cr,..,
Co., 10 the 2ltlI 81 ne present month ~,
there be- o fall attendance n he stoeL .boI5
ors and all othors interested
AGHcoh.
~ Mr., G, II, Clarke Is actively prep,rino
Roots celebrated eantata "1l, Flsre, 6p,,na
10 be performed by a olloir Of so Young |,
dies, When this comes OH We can promj,o
our citizens rich treat,
DEATH OP Mn, ID. G, BAxrER-Mr. u e.
Raster, Of - lohHsbury, vermont, died In
this city yesterday morning, at 10 d'clnck NJ
yrilpE lover, amer an Illness Of seven day.
lie came &" New Orleans about fourier,
months ago, and becoming DESTROYS of mai,
The place his future home, concluded Ia t,l,
bus chances idr becoming accmateG. uut
the fell destroyer, IL seems, had marked Inn
90 "a victim Of the prevailing fever, and 4,
p1ius us particularly % have o. nnnouore
lint ho has fallen 10 fr from bis NATIVE
home.
Mr. Baxter was or some tlmo connected.
~ local ediior, with Che Bee, tho duties of
which position ho performed Win creJ, 49,
himself aud satisfaction 10 the proprletnrs
He has passed from us In the pride of man
hood, being but about 2S years Of ace. N,
vas q gentleman Of varied literary attain.
mcnts, OF refined manners, and generally rt.
Cclleut character, aud was member of the
Masonic fraternity 10 which be- had reunited
himself IN this cts some months prrvious A.,
his death. Ills remains wert inferred wa.
tcrduy nltcUoou with Masonic cercmo1ie,
10y the "llamouy" Lodgc,-Ncc Orieln,
nee.
~ EAGLE SUuT-Mr, II. 4. Ware ofrhe,.
ford, while on bis way TO church on SUNDAY.
thcNth lust, shot an eagle, which weighed
eight Hud one hait pound, and measured
from the tips Of his wings, sin feet two inch
~ H. plumngc was of beautiful DARK
blue color rs head being white. IT, claws
would cover, when extended, the circumlc,
renee Of a two quart measure BradJorl
Telegraph
Box pguWSEn,-Two boys named 4. Row.
I'll and Il, Porter, Of lhttlord, stole a boat
from that place ON Thursday last, and while
making their way down the river the boat
was cnpsilcd, when nearly opposite llarthnL.
and Porter aged 10 years was drowned. lli,
body had not been recovered at last accounts,
Both boys were ia,hcrlc's. aud IL /, supposed
they were running away from their homr,-
To- 4 son NJ Chauucy Donallson. of
swouton was accidentally shot on Thursday
IF last week as they were hunting ducks In a
nursA-.-r the wn't part of the town The
agreement between them was that ono should
Ere his gun az The ducks while on the Na,rr.
and the other while ON tie wing. In order
10 do ihis, os the boat was situated, the Young
'r brother was obliged To lower his head. and
lac elder brother W., o. fire hs gun over IL.
The elder brother not firing his gun ~ soon
~ was anticipated, in the heat of excitement.
discharged e as the Younger brother. Chauu-
y, was raising his head from It's inclined no
.iuon, and some Of the shot plsstd through
dis neck. and il4g unfortunate Youth survived
ong caough to inquire "who was to blame"
md died. 4 physician was called vho, on
examination, could find no shot. nor any ira.
'cs q them in his head, bu, attributed his
immediate death 20 the Conclusion Of the
,rain,' accustomed hy his ncaHe2s- to tho
nusllo Of the KUN ~, Il WAS discharged. The
yzCl on receiving the intelligence Of his sons
lccrasc, and the attending ciroumstaucss.-
Messenger.
THE TNtEsr PLtYNG.-On SATURDAY eve
liug of last wcck. tho Mazcppa Enginn Gaa4--
Amy, No. !, OF this village, PLAYING through
50 feet of hose and a 1916 inch nozzle
brew water to the extraordinary hight OF 1875
cct This is decidedly the best PLAYING ever
made in Bni,lcboro, and We think Il has not
'ccn beat in all the region around about ".
( any company is disposed to beat this they
,ill find the task no boys play Br0Wrboro
HcHir
ForR GENERATIONS AT WORK TcGE1uR-
)uring the present season four generations
ave moved grass together in one field on
urTrr m NrytmIUstrT-tf 1tcuben Pierce
gcd % years Leading of with handsome
wath, and followed by his son, grandson.
nd grcat-grand-son, the latter being Is years
! age. We learn that there arc five genera
ions now living in the family, and when the
nh generation was born, the father wrote TO
is grcat-grand- fnthcr that ms remarkable rs
may seem to you, your granddaughter is
to my SOM. r. Times.
GoREp TO DEATH Wednesday evening Of
,st week. Gideon Burritt, Of Manchester,
ged 81 years, was gored to death by bull
lis sons were absent, and the father, as usu-
!. went after the cows when he was attack
d 10y the bull. When found the bull Vas
landing over him, and he was badly man
led, in the side and about the head. He
rs taken up, but reason had fed; he insis.
I'd that he was not hurt in the least. Aftcr
ngcring in this condition ubout four hours
c died.
ACADEMIA little boy, son of Mr.. John
. Rugg of this village, had his eyes nearly
cstroyed by firing powder on Saturday after
Don. 1t was thought for two or three days
rat he would never be able to regain his sight
gain, but We now learn that there arc strong
opcs of his recovery bennington Banner
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