The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02

SNow has come at last, and We arc now iu
possession Of tip-top slcighng, ltisncedlcs'
perhaps 70 say that these mild days and beau
tiful nights are well improved Boy the sleigh
riding and sled sliding community the latter
TO such on extent rs 10 render the lives and
limbs Of pedestrians and those who chance 10
ride after high.mcttled horses in great dan
ger. II Is the height Of the ambition Of
Young America 10 own and manage u "trly-
orse sled that will carry some ,x or eight
,Loys NJ railroad speed down our streets,
A PRNsEwoRrHY Acr-Abscucc from
home pre-, vented our noticing last week cir
cumstuncc, small in itself yet one speaking
volumes for the parties concerned, IL WIS
nothing less than the receipt Of dollar bin
accompanying marriage notice! IL was
such an unusual circumstance, yet 80 appro-
pirate that we gTr constrained 70 notice il
though it is "a week after the fair" We
wish this thoughtful pair abundant happiuts,
as they journey down TIC river Of life and
II they always Hlhere to this principle Of r.
memJuug the printer, they may reasonably
expect long and happy life.
NLw ENoIANpins ABRoAp,--lt was our
pleasure to meet number of Ncrmoutcrs at
the first annual dinner a. the New England
Society Of Now Jersey, a. Iroquois Hail. in
Jersey City, on the 22d uh. in commcmom.
sion o! tho landing 81 Our Pilgrim Fathers.
The festival Was under the management OF
Nlcssrs Henry {. Dickinson, David Gould
and Harvey Fisk. David Gould, ESQ, pre-.
sided. Among the invited guests were lis
Honor the Mayor, Alderman WiclSwarc, and
the clergy Of Jersey City. Amer par.akiug OF
I. sU0ra0us fCTFt .-alilal
the good old Ncy England dishes, pork AND
beans and baked puddiug,-tha remainder OF
the evening was spent in giving ,onst, ma
Jsng speeches and having good Time gencr
ally. a, a late hour the company broke al
and renrp,d v their homes. feeling that thcit
first New England festival in Jersey was
decided success, For ourselves We comics.
that We were highly pleased with the enter
taiumcni, and gra,iicd in meeting 80 man!
New Engiandcrs ON the shores of . sisic
State.
~ We have received card Of the CIT,
Hotel, Lake City. Minnesota, kept by Macl
& Brown. Al those who attended the tal
term Of 1888 at the ST. bloomsbury Academy
will recognize in tise ReN,e Of Jirod. Mack n
old schoolmatc. Thus it is We hear Of Yer
,montcrs'whcreyer tic face 81 The white mai
has penetrated.
kgufrt.f.rt-ptr Nqtt-rf,l.g Tho Aunul
meeting Of the Caledonia Co. Agriculture
Society will be held n ttisASt JnlnSbnr
House ON Friday the 10Th inst, when officer
will be elected, and the Committee on Ficl
Crops will report Those comparing for pre-
.mums must furnish written stTcmonis Of
the manner OF raising their cropa-
The annual meeting Of The Orleans &c
Agricultural Society, Willie held at lra'
burgh Oh the third -TueGdas -5as'.-aest- a
10 o'clock A, NJ. At which time and plae
Field Crops will be exhibited for premium.
The Peoples Agricultural Society hol
their annual meeting AZ Peaeham next Tue
day to transact business usually done at SUE
times.
0vn VILLAGE MEETING win be held at tn
Town Hall next Wednesday, at l o'clock !
NJ, TO elect officers for the ensuing year, an
to vote to raise money to defray expense
of the past year.
EACH ONE OF YoU, readers, can If you vii
persuade your neighbor, who is now perhal
O taking the New York Buster, or some oth'
himsy city paper, to subscribe for The CALL
DOMAIN, and thereby greatly increase our ca
eulation and put within our reach the mea'
to make our paper better, 1t is gre
mistake that some people make in taking
city paper, and thereby starving out the
own State papers. We intend to make Il
thru page of The CALIFORNIAN worth mo-
10 Ncrmontcr than any city paper eyer pu
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