The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-19

TUE WEulER-Suow fell IN this vicinity
sufficient 60 make good slcighing on Thurs,
day night last, since which time the weather
has been generally mild. This morning,
however, We have cold weather again. with
snow .quaih.- H0tiotd Heraid, Feb. 10.
Such an announcement as this from Ru,.
land County must strike our Caledonia Coun.
Is readers as rather funny. With the snow
covering the face Of our County from three
to four feet deep, We heartily pity our Ra,
land ncighbors.
The New Hampshire Statesman has sub
scrihpr tMr. John Aver. Of Duukirk, y. "
as is subscriber. lie writes to that paper
in,the following strain:
Enclosed find four dullara. Continue 10
send paper. and when you want money send
for Montpelier Patriot
Such subscribers are 10y no means uncom-
mon The 81 marx j. Lila s,e.re llr l.-l 2.
to the other, we have known large numbers
who were willing fellow should send fori,"
from one years end to the other Bul,gg.
ton Times.
TO On Thursday Of last week robin
perchcd itself on n tree on canal street, and
considering the observation-disclosures OF it, visit
gave very satisfactory evidence of life and
animation, It's visit however. was very cor.
daily Observation-Disclosures Falls Times.
~ We learn that Thomas Hale, ESQ.,
formerly editor and publisher Of the Wind
Sor Journal. but more recently Of the North
Ompton Gazette, in connection with another
gentleman has purchased the New Hampshire
Sentinel at Keene. Mr. Hale is an able
journalist, and will he a strong accession TO
/ III Vtal fray ~ ~
Times.
w We regret TO learn that Hon@ Joseph
Reed, of Montpelier, died at his residence in
that Village, On Sunday last, 9th inst Judge
Reed had been for more than 80 years arc.
/ Sident Of Montpelier, and in all public and
private relations, he dcservedly possessed the
confidence and high esteem of the communl.
". He had attained the ripe age of 50 year,.
- Times
w We observe that Joseph Warner Of
Middlehury has heen appointed Treasurer OF
the State Agricultural Society in place OF Mr..
I Seymour of Nergcnnrs who resigned. A
handsome balance is reported in the Treasury
Of the Society.
/ To- The Middlebury Register says that on
/ the night of the Sd inst, the bakery OF Nc
/ Clurc * Co, was entered by some one, and
robbed of about half a barrel OF flour. ten or
/ fifteen pounds of lard, and one or two dollars
| in money.
/ And also, that house belonging TO Mr.
| Austin, in Quaker Village, in Weybridge'
was destroyed by fire on the 7th. The FUR
niture was nearly all saved.
/ ARTIST Fer DRUNKENNESS. Mr.. o. Hoising-
ton OF Windsor, was arrested on "wednesday
last and confined in the States Prison,ginn6
/ him time to sober off, until the next morning
when he disclosed that he procured his IT,
| quor of one Ellis, of Cornish, n. H., who
seems, was retailing his bad rum about INC
streets of Windsor. He will doubtless ma
it a costly job for him before he gets through
as we understand the officers are on his track
as well as that of other ofenders.-JomHd"
| VERMONT STATE FAIR.--At meeting OF
the Directors of the Vermont State Agrcui,
tural Society, held at Burlington on the %
insh, it was voted to hold the next annual
fair at Burlington, on ;he 18th, l4th, lo'n
and 10th of September.