The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-04

come and as freely giSe the silver" as they
received the music. TIDE
Il j. Cornwall has sold Gl sheep to Dr.
Wood Of Orleans county. y. Y, for $1,000.
The agricultural society Of STAFFORD will
hold their next fair Sept 22-O
They make 10000 chairs. 10000 hsy fork
annually, and GOOO dozen clothes pins week.
y, nt White River Village, on the Vernon,
Central railroad.
A dwelling house owned by Ahlj,h How.
ard and Henry {. Fitch Of Theliord, vas
burned on Tuesday, insured for 5000
Mcssrs Harvard, Of NIiddlcbury are 20.
ing 10 remove their siaye factory to the Cen.
tire Aillugc, Rutland.
The Green Mountain boat club rowcd from
Brattlcboru 10 Bellows Falls on Ncduesdu,
IN light hours, distance OF - miles.
Theron A. Jo,lin, postmaster Of sumner.
Kansas who was d native Of Washington
county, was drowned on Saturday week. %
miles west Of Sumner, while on his way To
the Kansas gold mines.
4 Mrs. Bowman Of Newport committed
suicide on Monday night last, by hanging
4 correspondent Of the S,anstcad Sentinel
SAYS We arc Informed by a gentleman from
Newport, that the $4,000 required To be
raised TO commence -+ko work on the Pas.
sumpSic Railroad between Barton and the
Fs5 iFFt tina.
" they will commence the work soon" lie
soysy "the road is soon 70 be made, il must
one will 60, for they have got the right men
enlisted"
Six thousand dollars have been voted in
ST. Adams for building new and capucious
Union School House
The FIRE DErARTNENr.-St AlbanG has
voted $1,000 towards purchasing a fire en-.
CINE. Sensible at last 1.-THE OCCASION of
the presentation of the silver trumpet, men.
toned last week, To Washington Engine Co..
OF Middiebury, by The rutland aHd7 BaTITTg-
ton X. X. Co., was very interesting one.
The trumpet is said to be splendid one.
- Mazeppa Engine Co., of Brattleloro,
paraded on Saturday the 18th, with - men.
headed by the Bratlleboro Cornet Band.
Mr.. II. Flowers. daguerrean artist, Of
Burlington, was found in his room on the
night of the 18th, in n state of stupcmction.
caused by the taking of opium. Phys clans
were Immediately called, aud he is in a fair
way Of recovery. No cause is assigned for
his taking the opium.
The Mddlcbury Register. in .speakinr of
the custom some have-of making the street
pasture for their cattle, says: -"If there is
nuisance on earth that ought TO be abated.
Il is street cattle" You are just about right
there.
The Congregational Society of Rutland
IA builliup n church which 4 49,,
oOO The Episcopalians are also to build q
new church.
The King OF CALVES Sheldon, VT, does
not enjoy the honor of having given birth TO
lranscendent genius. but it has produced the
biggest cdlf on record. We say this without
the fear OF punsters before our ewes, and at
the risk OF our credit for veracity BE il
k#asa, than, that MAY 23d, ~ ID. 1850. n
COW belonging to G. ID. Thomas, Esq. OF snid
town, was delivered OF a still born calf which
weighed 100 pounds.-SL Adams Messe,,-
ger.
FORGERY. Leonard l.. Cross. of Ba-
kersheld, sold forged note of eighty-Rye
dollars to Marcus Childs, Esq, running to
Benz. Fisk, Esq. of Sheldon, and the fact
huviHg been discovered on Monday, Cross
made hurried tracks into Canada, where he
was arrested on Frday.-St. Adams Mes
senger
FATAL ACcIDENT.-David French, ESQ, of
Hardwick. met with fatol accident recertly
the precise day we cannot state-while in
the act of catching a colt. While Mr.. +.
had his arm around the animals neck. the
colt became FESTIVE, and suddenly starting.
threw Mr.. +. with great force, against large
stump, stunning him, and dislocnting his
neck lie was barely able to walk TO bis
house, and relate the circumstances. when
he became inscpsible, and remained so until
he died. Mr.. French was Of about middls
age, and highly respected NORTH Rtqr.