The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-23
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Aeadelny and Normal Institute, Spring Term
= MoIndoe Falls Academy, Spring Term.
Stage Route from st. Johnsbury 70 Laness.
ter--P w. Hastings, s. Co., Proprietors.
American Agriculturist-orango Judd. FRO.
. prietor. Legal Notices
The WEATHER nov Is more like Apfil than
January. We notice that flowers ore bloom
!. bog in Massachusetts,, that navigation Is be.
ling resumed on the big rivers, and that there
4, Is nothing throughout the whole country 10
remind one that We are now IN the very
midst Of the cold aud cruel winter"
CALEDONIA COUNTY CouRf.--Tho Court
ahsr having taken a recess Of about -four
weeks, reassembled on the 18th inst 70 clear
the docket Of the law business Of the term.
Bat little business Of public interest was
transacted. The right Of review having been
taken away, there was an unusual number Of
motions for new trials, all Of which we're over
( ruled. The hearing on the Report Of Com
miSsioneu laying road along the Euriel
brook in Barnet and Danyille, occupied near
" day and half The Court agreed that
there was no necessity for the road excepting
4 10 Aeeomodaie the inhabitants IN the vicinity
Of the proposed road, but a. 10 whether the
wants Of those inhabitants required the road.
the Court we're unable To agree, and 40 con-
tnued the case ill next term for further con.
sideration. The case Of Freeman Reyes
Ngainst Moses Hill, involving the rights Of
Nhs heirs aud widow in the homestead Of
deceased person. the Court also took with
an for consideration. These we're about
only cases Of public intTrcst. Court adj
ned on the morning Of the 10th.
FIRENNs LEvEE - There was a large
crowd at the leyee given by the young FIRE.
men at the Town Hall. on Thursdny evening,
and We should think from appearances that
mos, enjoyed themselves hugely. The deco
raiions Of the Hall we're very fine. and show.
ed great deal Of labor aud no little amount
Of good taste for which no small share Of
credit Is due TO the young ladies who were
uneeAsiag In their efforts Ia fitting up the
room. Short speeches were made by Col
Geo. A. Merrill, eK-Goy Fairbanks, and Geo
c. Cahoon. Esq. Of Lyndon, while the re-
mainder Of the evening was filed up with So
cial chat Gremens songs. and ductts by Mr.
and Mrs. c. H. Clarke on the Coruet and
Pisno, which were done finely. and we're well
received.
The Alert deserve much praise for the
sPirit with which they keep up the organizi-
,ionr-eneh member being IS enthusiastic
and beeming to have AZ much pride in the
company as when in was first oIga.lixed.
And tho large assembly on Thursday evening
is an uumistakablc evidence that the people
arc interested in our Fire Department and
fully appreciate their indispensable services
ANOTHER SroRE BuRSED AT SUTToN.--We
learn that the store owned by Samuel Dcns-
more, Esq, and occupied by Mr.. G. ". NC
Galley, was burned on Tuesday night last.
The fire was discovered about midnight, and
is supposed to have caught from some defect
in the chimney. A part Of the goods were
saved. There was an insurance OF $500 on
che ss'''s'''''ss5 I7===Iss4=tAa gaada were also
insured.