The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-28
THE weather.


The weather.
Such weather ne We have had this weslrd.
serves an editorial notice, After the rain Of
last week the hot sun seems 10 make yeas,s
ton almost spring into existence, 90 rand I,
the growth, Everything nov looks Dronl.
sing ior good crops the present season.
, o. a bear weighing 43l lbs. tbst had
made mutton Of 30 sheep, wHs killed Ia Sham,
bury few days since,
C. The Argus says that a marrlod ma.
in Fellows Falls took olenss AZ sonet1,,n,,
said 10 his wife, tho other day, got pi,to1
sought oht the offender, and would have ,bot
nm INT 'ur tic iutorierenos Of bystander,
Ills name Was not siekes,
IT, Mr-it. N ffufdpu, trHrtm,,,sy "a
The w. a. Canada aiirr7h, Ind narrpv az
cape from death on Monday, by Glling
through one Of The railroad bridges. Re
held ON 10 beam lill help arrived and he
was rescued quite exhausted
hccpENTh--We learn that the eldest ,o,
oi Henry Sulaoe, was drowned In small
stream near Bridgeport village, on Wedne,'
day last lie was out fishing with two Other
lad', aud yenlured into the water 10 battle.
lie was not able 20 swim, and getting he
yohu MS d'pth was drowned. lie was 40
years o. age - little SON orc. II. Msr..
ion'ol waterbury aged about three ysarswas
drowned Ia the break at Wells' m,ll an the
3Olh ulL--lwo sons ~ Mr.. Smith Of
Montpelier, were recently thrown from =.
wagon and seriously injared ,-Jsmes 5.
PIKE, young man, rs YEARS Of age, while al
work lest week iui tho sawui OF Daniel
Hicks IN lteadsb1ro had bis lcg caught In
the wheel, and severely lscorated aud broken.
s1 hs 90 require an mpuiutIlu.--Mr.G A.
Ainsworlh Of Calais, was thrown fruu
q sulky hy young, frnctuus horse which hs
was dri'luE,'on the OH inst. and 30 badly In.
lursd ~ 10 cause hi death in a few hour,
lie was about thirlydye years Of age and
unmarried,
llhE ~ MARAHFiEt m. The three story
,hoe'shnp and dwelling house, owned and
occupied hy 70 Mr., Goodwin. wa destroysl
Ny Utg at5ur Iour 6't'7-i, Oh -ttIUrTiHy uIUTH7
iur huy 9th. tir- fire WIS caused by de-
feet iu the chimney, l.oss IN stock and build.
'ngs is about $1,000, Insured Tor about
$500 = part Of which was in the Vermont
Mutual,
re- On Iuetdhy night the saw mill. carding
mnehinc and chair factory belonging 10 Ira
Goodrll At Iownshend we're dcs,ro,ed by
IRE, The eri't mill adjoining va, also burnt.
Total loss $4,000, insured for $500.
o. We learn that tho Directors of the
Connecticut n Pnssumpsic Railroad al their
meeting last week, unanimously decided to
commence work upon tho road a. soon %
lhrir ready amount of fund, shall come up
GOO clp.oOO. and - large proportion Of hi,
sum is now iscd We think the subscribers
Will not loly delay paying in the necessary
lmuuai 1ortho purpose Of account .ishing 80
desirable AN object -- irosbary Standard
TO Tho Senior Glass Of the University Of
Vermont have elected the following officers
'or the approaching tommenccmcntj pre,i.
'1rUt l.. T.. t1'uru OF i.s,, Montpelier
Orator.. !. Gilbert. Of Middle Granville.
" " llVorian-E. {, Bass. Of Middlescx
'or,-f. Y. Hopkins, of Burlingtoni Pro-
isArt l.. C-IerIil.- af- Shslhraake. C.sE.,
NalcdiclorIau-C. d. SNascy. Of MorristowB.
o. There s,a- 40 rnuol, sickness IN Put
ncy last year that IL took % bbls. OF Med.
ford rum to save the people. They have got
another commissioner this wear and the alex
meas promises 10 be considerable less.