The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

ASH. uu.a NJ tHr Nmi'. alone 10 fHrr dol.
l.r.r,f,m. a1a.ns 40 tahr both ran Boo Furnished
"ra'AIsl sroSE q go. .
Npg AuuImsnuyrs.- Particular Notice
-GrlTre J.. Goodwin s. Go, liuchaub
Batam Of iifc Lcllcrs remaining IN the
Post uau Grn C. BaurN PM
OrusAuos- Henry Fairbanks and Hem
~ Ilalcn were ordained us lyanRcIisfs thc
South Church n misplace, ou "Wednesday,
Feb. H. The exercises was as follows 81
Reading Die minutes Of the Council by Rev,
bowers, ~ East ST. Johusbuy. luNoca-
ton aud reading Of the Scriptures hy Row
Mr sca ,of l.unouhmgi Singing Prayer
byI,eN Mr. Merrill, Of White Rivers ring
lnr, SERMON hy T.. D. Noyes, u, D,,of Dart
,-iputl, Colleges Odainug Prayer hy Row,
Wm. ". Thaycr oil 81, JohS.buyi Singing
Charge by Rev, q, n, Webber, Of ST. Johns,
bury Right Hand Of Fellowship, by Row
H. y. Burton Of Nowhuryi Prayer hy Rev..
VIM, -. Bond, Of st. Johnsburyi Singngi
Bcnedicuou by Rev licury Fairbanks Of
81. Johnsbuy, The exercises were interest
'ug and very impressive throughout
TW WryuuH.-All those who imagined
that we were 10 have winter iu Vermont
without any cold weather have had Chat COM
ccit dis,ipntcd hy the irigid temperature Of
hcpasi week. The mercury hasruFod from
10 tn - degrees below for seven consecutive
mornings,
CASKEu-n,sH- regret to learn that
this disease IL prevailing TO somc extent in
the north part Of this town.
rs SrrcrL REQUEST Mr. Il,A repeats
bis concert at West Concord on Saturday
evening, Feb 20.
~ In addition to the usual Agricultural
audrcadiug for the young ON our fourth
page, win be found the Religious Intelligence.
We devote good amount Of space this week
10 correspondents. These letters viii be
found interesting,
PERSONS CuMMITTEp'To JAIL IS ST. JoHNs.
RuRY PROM DECEMBER !, 1886 TO Duc,
|, lS5T.-lu December there were siNtcen :
twelve Of whom were committed for getting
drunk, three for stealing, and one for selling
liquor, In January there wclo two confined,
one for forgery, and ore for getting drunk.
February saw four added 10 these, three ijt
getting drunk, opd one for selling liquor
-Four were comuhucd+g March, two for druh-
cnuess, one for breaking the peace, uui one
for stealing April and May each saw one
person for allowing his appctit. for strong
drink get the better Of hi, Judgment, and
one for ,hcn. In June one person was con-
fined for debt, one for threatening TO use "a
slang shot, and one female for spinning street
yarn. In July three were committed fur get
ting drunk and one for debit In September
one was committed for debt In October One
was committCt Tor getting druah, ee. 81.
debt, one for getting liquor under false pre-
tCngrs, and one for stealing Ia AaycmApr
two were committed for stealing, one for sell
ing liquor, and one for breach of trust. or
Fiiy fyyrty-si,s- -A.ll- Lecn committed twcn.
iy-four haze been confined for drunkenness.
DIsruRnrNG a ScuooLAWc learn that
Richard Sandcrson was brought before John
w. Brown, Esq, Justice of the Peace, nt
Whcclock, on the Goth, on a complaint issued
10y S. w. Sladc, States Attorney, for disturb
ing a district school lie plead not guilty,
and claimed trial by jury which was grant
cd. The Jury returned verdict of guilty.
The Judge Imposed n Gne which, with tho
costs, -p1-euntcd TO Is dollars.
Sp
EGGS ny WuGur-Wc see by some Of
our exchange papers that buyers IRE in some
places asking to purchase eggs 10y the weight,
and it seems to US that their request is rea-
sonAblc and ought to be granted, There is
more difference in iho weight of different
sized eggs than most people would at first
suppose. One grocer in Love-. recently sc-
Iceted dozen from a quantity just purchas
ed, winch weighed down wcniy-threo others
and IliS WIZ TrUt1f-t. -d4A r4IIiA
than exists in the article generally. fhu or
lection to selling by weight Is It's inconyen-
fence, but this is trinc and should not pre-
vent change that can present such eggs
traordinary reasons in its favor, Who is the
man that will begin the revolution
THE YOUNGEST GRApuATE--ln an article
under this head the AmhdSt (Nlhss.) Express
says--"wc believe that the yoongcst graduate
of any American college, was William Willard
Moore, who was born in Greenfield Mass.
Dec 18th, 179Lr->ad graduated ut Dartmouth
in 1904, at VI age orNcc're yHars. He wa'
fitted for college at PcacRom, w At the
Caledonia County Grammar SCHOOL, under
the instruction of its earliest prcceptdr, Err,
Carter, Esq 1t was his teachers cuAtom tC
take tho bright boy on his knee, whilc\ hear
ing his rccitations in Greek and LatinA IL,
was not "largc of his age" but was a bNgh