The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-27
gbt Californian.

INV ApymnsEMNIs.- Improvement 10
Dendsty-L y, Kilbourue. Agents Want
Goddard A Co. Sale Of rropeHy-A,
Burdy. Farm Wantad-F, Goddard, Legal
Notices.
Tpvs TbmrRNrE SOCIETY Citizens
f,1.a different sections Of lhs town met 90
tbe Town IIall on the afternoon of Tuesday
last, to organize town Temperance Society
AZ. IT, \. Prince was chosen Chairman, and
wv. ". Thaycr Secretary, a cousuu-
ton,was adopted, and pledge Of total abb
,dnarcc- fomIlhe usr Of Intoxicating liquors,
a, a beverage, was presented aud signed by
,boscprescul OMccrwcrrt then cIeocd-A,
n CtAuwIrh, President T.. T. l'HnNhr Sec
r,t,r. Iirs PrculrtI-W. H. n, Prince,
John Bacon ID, T., b. Gates, Josiah Ward,
Jr.. Charles Bluu, Charles Cobb Horace
wheeler Hiram Goss, Cophus Knapp Lester
p stiles. twas doomod-ldNs4 that so-
eIetics should be organized iu the several
school districts iu tnwnnuEAiHirEt0 the town
Society, and Il IL understood 20 be- ono M
lc duties Of tho Vice Presidents % take i'm
.mcdialcmeasures for calling meeuuFs for i.is
purpose In their respective loollirioai nud 70
/, hoped they will attend 20 this duty and
that the young men especially win enlist
heartily In the enterprise also lhe .oldcr,mnu
and the ladies, Copies Of the plcdrc can br
obtained Of the Secretary Of the town so'Ia-
ty,
4rncoMus last letter 20 lbc young mon q,
IN our paper this week. Wc would spcllg Of
ls merits but it-"spoaks for itsnlf" We
have scarcely published anything $50 enter
tanning instructive, and 80 generally liked us
have hecn.thcsc letters, Next week we shall
h.gin a series Of letters Co. young women
which will be- sought for und read moro ourer-
IS, Il possible, than liio series TO young men,
fuU tmrwvs irUyUy rs removed ~
Union Hall, We understand that there are
endcayors making 20 unite all the libraries 10
the Nillagc at this Hall, II this could h' ac-
complishcd il would be 70 their mutual adj
vantage and give to thc people here such o.
library as few villages can boast of
JouN Mou'r, Esp Of this town was put n
nomination for County Commissioner hy the
Young Mems Temperance Society at its late
session in this place, w have forwarded
votes % every town in the County
II II will be seen 10y reference 20 proceed
ings Of ESSEX County Temperance Society
that Hon. Oramcl Crawford was nominated
for County Commissioner IN Essex,
BoRpEn RuprnNIsN ST GrupuNda-
We copied from the Lancaster Republican
last week an account Of an outrage pcpctwI-
ed in Guildhall upon one Hayward, school
teacher hy 'ouc Hopkins. The Republican
Of this week says
ave are glad TO find that the sympathy Of
the public is with Mr.. Hayward and that It
strongly condemns The outrage As the most
brutal of anything that has taken plN"' in thi,
vicinity. Although lis arm proved upon the
second examination, not to be broken. still he
was numerically pounded hy4.mg the but
end of a Whipstock. Mn Hopkins has boon
held TO bail IN the sum Of $500, aud We learn
that on Saturday last, Joshua Hopkins and
Augustus Drew were arrested
We are rrcdihly informed that Carlos aud
George Carbcc, of whom mention was made
last woel, as being concerned in this affair,
wcTu neither ot -thCm present when Hayward
was pounded, and were IN no way connected
with this outrage, george CurbCp was there
Of an. errand but when the assault commcnc-
cd, left the house and ran homo.
rP' Miss Julia 4. Eastmaa has been en-.
gagged as teacher Of drawing and painting
at Phillips Academy. For terms, Sc, apply
to Rev. Mr.. Eastman at the parsonage, Dm-
vile.
IMPROVEMENT Is DlNus1IY,-Wc would
Gull attention to the advertisement Of Dr.
Kilbournc, in which he adycrtiscS an entirely
new method Of inserting teeth.
Musical INsrRt MEATS. MIR. $. 4. Ellis has
recently made an addition TO his musical in
strumoHts ap4amang them he has some OF
Mcssrs. Esty * Green's Molodoous which
have the Harmonic attachment, as it is'call-
ed. 1t is new thing recently patented 10y
the above firm, and by it the power of the
Instrument is doubled without increasing its
size or number of reeds, This makes an cN-
cellent instrument for churches,
. SOMETHING FOR TIE FARMERS Capt. W.
7. Pierce Of our village has been getting up
a Roapng Machine this winter and as it is
probably the first that has ever been in this
county, it Is an implement of curiosity at
least. 1t is simple, easy working machine,
and the Captain says that good machine of
this kind, with four horses, can cut twenty
acres of wheat per day. While at the West
Capt. Pierce had the@upcryision of the man
ufsctory of the Bcloit kcopers, and he says
tncy can be used as mowers in this county
Notwithstanding our hills, and that a man
with snnn Of horses can cut and spread ten