The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14
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building in our village IN common with
everything else, Wa act all aback by the
crisis" but We see that there is a prospect
ofsomc building bcins Gouc this season. A
large structure l. going up on the corner OF
Eastern Avenue and Railroad street, 10 be
occupied os shops and stores We under
stand that Mcssrs. Downing & Randall will
I occupy part Of it as a gcntcmcnh furnish.
ing store also that Mcssrs. Magoon & Row.
ell will there pa; up the Magic Compound
that is destined eventually to cure every.
bodys coughi and LIST though not least,
part Of this building will be occupied as
millinery store eve hope husbands peck
cts are decp)
The new school.housc at Paddoeks VII.
lagc is n very good, roomy building. and sup
( r''," " """' 900 !'gOp'o 40 that ,isipity ha,r
long felt.
We notice from our ofiicc-viudow. tina,
now clearinghouse Is going up in Anew
City the ca', side Of the Passumpsic. We
should judge that it would be q PLEASANT 10
cation for a house, but so many people build.
ing there is just spelling the raspberry
/ field"
The work progresses upon the Fair Ground.
and the more people see this location the
better are they satisfied tha; it is vcr, de.
iF5'i7g'tssrr isss the .asa ahieh /, was
bought We believe Caledonia County Az.
ricu!tural Fairs and Fair Gtonuds will COM
pare hyorably with those Of any county in
the State.
Many. individuals are identifying their
grouGds and residences this Spring. We
spoke last week Of the improvements being
made on Summer street; this week We no.
tee that Eastern Avenue is undergoing n
great change Besides grading down the
! hills-and making the rough MAYS smooth.
there will soon be q continuous line Of beau.
tiful elm trees from the South Church TO the
foot Of Central street. There is nothing like.
trees to beautify a village, aud cms are per
haps the very best.
p, S.-Why don't some one paint the
fence around the South Park?
o. Consult advertising columns for the
places to buy your goods.
c. Ward of Poultpey is the owner of a
SOW that has had 81 pigs within year
Mr.. Root Of Benson has a yearling bull
that weighs $40 lbs. r
The capital Of the new insurance company
at Bellows Falls has reached nearly $4,000
They have met with no losses yet.
a post Office and United States court house
have been built at Windsor under one roof.
which is said to make u fine building The
post office is furnished with 40 CEs4Mcrs and
1000 boxes. .:
Plainfcd, small township which contains
500 inhabitants, has produced 10000 lbs. of
maple sugat this spring.
Operations have again been commenced Mt
the Plymouth "gold dggins," aud big strikes
are looked for, which will be realized, in
horn"
Daniel Kimbull Of Rutland, has sold three
two year old merino bucks to a gentleman of
Virginia for $500.
a Mrs Kirk was thrown from carriage
at Springfield, recently, and died two days
after from hOr injuries.
A chair factory, saw mill and carding ma
chine belonging to Ira Goodell of West
Townsend and an adjoining grist mill, were
burnt on Tuesday night loss $4,000, insur- /
ed for 81 800.
Henry Fisher Of Brattleboro recently kill /
ed pig, 6 l-2 months old, that weighed 6o3
lbs i
Professor Hickok of Union college, New
York; is to address the phi beta kappa society
of the University Of Vermont, at the com I
mencement In August.
The Windham County Agricultural Socie- ,
ty will hold their annual fair October5,h and |
9th, az Newfnne.
The stage between Woodstock and Rut.