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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-04-26
Burke.


The citizens Of Burke m,; d. L. .r
nall on Saturday, 10 consider q.
country, and ascertain # lie poop. BEL.
dy TO sustain tie soseraa.... I.-. ~-
was chosen Chairman, auu G,.. %.
secretary Remark IN keep ".
spirit of the times were made ay DAVID l.--
wick, ChaS. Watson, }. ). haa Il. aH
.. H. Smith, J. Carpenter, Chas. la. ;
Sargent and Jason Powers. K,-.... rs
the right stamp were passed, ana ,...r d.
volunteered their services 70 the g, -r...:.-
to pu: down the traitors. Three CHEERS
Burke.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-04-26

c. We read that when the news of the
battle Of Lexington reached the more rural
districts, men left the pow in the turrow and
the hammer upon the forge and nastened TO
enlist to fight the battles Of their country
Little did We dream that in our day we should
witness similar cases cf patriotism Blu,
such are the facts. \ few day. ago men were
at work as usual, but when the news Of the
taking Of Sumter was received men threw
down their indictments of labor and took W
the Instruments Of war Evervw here patri-
otsm has taken fire Companies are form
.Tg-reglmcats art marching and counter
marching and the scream of the fife and
the tap Of the drum are common sounds
Nonryed men and Institutions vie with each
other in furnishing what are calie,! the sinews
Of war An, these alt not isolated instances
but everywhere, al. over the Free States this
spirit manitrs's itself Verify, after long
sleep. the spir,, of liberty wakes up Ike a
giant.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-04-26
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g. Since the dastardly attack of d Sc
cc>>:on mob upon the Massachusetts, troops
IN Baltimore, there is no one 50 blind that
he can't see what would have been the fate Of
president Lincoln had he passed through that
Internal place, is he proposed to do before
his Inauguration. He never would have
gone out Of the CITY alive.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-04-26

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-04-26

dustrious. hard-working man, and no special
cause is assigned for the act. 1t is SAID that
he had made previous attempts upon his own
life. and that this time he took opium enough
f. Kill ten men.-No,th star.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-04-26

1t is thought the session VII be very short
Very likely It will not hold the week out
, 1861-05-15

The hrstregiment Of Connecticut volunteers
Mlll sail from New Haven this evening, on tho
Bienvilla, = steamer hired from the New York
and New Orleans line Tho second regiment
will sail Friday evening Cd tho Cabawba, both
direct for Washington. The third regiment
viii socn be ready to start from Hartford, the
Government having accepted thoae three reg
Maents from Connecticut-s,ol ADson Fowler
OF Lebanon, hss offered to Governor BuckIng-
BAN, to eulist full company Of cavalry from
the towns Of Lebanon, Columbia, Hebron and
Windham, and If necessary, equip them from
his own private reaources- man was detect
cd ut New Haven, Tuesday, dropping letter
into the pest Office, enclosing one to Gen.
bsauregard, containing Important particulars
in regard to Fort Trumbn}1. NV I-onG On har.
boz; he will be arreeted-Henry Cross, acolt r
ed man who haa enlisted aa servant IN one Of
the ConneScttcut companies, when told by
come Of his friends that JEFF Davis would hang
him II he WAS caught, replied, "No, sir, don't
you believe that. Jeff Davis amt the man to
hang, fifteen hundred dollars, nor any cthAr
man. lm safe I'll beta member Of COM
psny D. Of Hartford, second regiment WIS dis
eoTered to be a sPy, Tuesday, And had his uni-
form taken from him md was turned out OF
the lines. It was proved that he had been m
ovezseer in Virginia. had been in several ia Ii
In Connecticut, and that he Na& now in eos1es-
pondcnca With the enemy.-Tho citlzeus Of
Stamford have voted Is 500 for the volunteers
going from that town--Ridge6eld has voted
to PAP the wife Of every volunteer two dollars
week during his Absence and fifty eaats
week for each child--5prinad4s. {Aas<) b.
publican, Ady 6th
, 1861-05-15

Eastern Virginia has plunged hersclf, through
the foxy Of her public men, into an abyEs Of
misery, Of whibh ,the traces, in the wrecked
fortunes of familiss, VII remain duz7pg tbs
present generation, ,and Of which the traditions
viii survive to the second knd third generA~,
p!ete an extlngu1shment and wiping out ut
the old prosperity, - happened ID the St. Do.
mingo revolution, and po: siblJ to be attended
with the same circumstances Of hloodshed aud
horrer : ~,
This negro property IT Eastern Virginia,
when these disturbances commenced, Tss
marketable ct two hundred millions Of doua1z.
erty, it has become both unproductive and n
aaleable, It cannot be made to pay eithsr
principal or interest, and every day deepsps
the gloom which hangs over its future
NJ form Of property has escaped this whfr1-
wind Of destruction. Railroads have ceased
to bc anything more than Government msr
chimes, kept running at the expense ,of the
owners. Bank stocks have become worthless.
and the banks have not even solvent debtors
enough to enable them to redeem their notes.
State bonds, in which the means of widows,
orphans, and trustees, ara largely locked up,
have ruinouslg deprecated, aud the pay yment
Of interest upon them must be long postponed,
lfevsr resumed City property, in the few
cities in EasterR Virginia, all of which are un-
der blocka5e, cannot possibly pay any rents.
Everything going to waste Buildings ftncef,
tools, will All Be In . worse condition year
hence, than they arc to- Gay. Everybody has
"Igone to the wars" industry Ia broken up in
ali departments; mems minds are unsettled !;
few will plant, where it fs Uncertain who may
gather the crop the general poverty must be-
come intense; and those who hare anything,
must be eaten up BY those who have nothing
but the arrrs to enab1e them to dictate their
own terms.
The lands Of Eastern Virginia remain as in
trineica1ly valuable as they ever were, and ara
very likely, ineed, TO be carried up to aueh
prices as exist at; the North, aa the Ultimate
consequence OF current events. But this is
consequence, not possibly 50 Immediately, -
to be Of any advantage to the present prorris.
tors Of Eastern Virginia, if they even eseapa
condscattons for their treason. II new pop
ulation IL attracted into Virginia, It will b. By
tho low prices Of lands, gotten rid of BY ruiped
haps probable, rise tn the price Of these lands,
car only occur after they get into new bands
On every side, and ii every aspect, ws can
see noticing but individual ruin for these East
ern Firgiu1aus, vito arc 30 largely responsible
for the present difficulties.
It was they who stimulated the madness Of
the Gulf States, by the promise Of eventua}
cooperation. It was they who might, at any
time, e En- alter the actual secession outbreak
Of last November, have arrested it BY dcclar-
ing reso1ute and unconditional adherence to
the Union But they would take counsel Of
nothing but their OWE folly and arrogance, and,
Fain(y dreaming that they could dictate terms
to the nation, have proved by the event, that
they possessed only the poor power Of running
thenssly lyes.- Washington Republican,
, 1861-05-15

Tho following gems. Of southern editorial
writing are taken from tbs Richmond papers
Of May =:
"The drunken beast now stalled in the Pres
dental mansion at Washington"
'"Thc north-Hhoea mercenary leginna Of
pick-poekets, burglars, rowdies, tape meas-
urers and pumpkins are now attempting to
organize themselves into an army"
"Are relentless, coarse. greedy and bloody.
They will pillage our houses, violate our Wom-
en-, insult and .aurder defenceless citizens"
And the following 1tom the Lyachburg Far-
Qinian:
t1Let the drunken 1nutlneers At Washington
drive Oh their crazy craft The breakers are
ahead, sad they mast eVince more stateeman-.
ship than they have yet. indieatod II they.
weather the storm thst is gathering
And the following from the New Orleans
Dsltd:
There Is 40 doubt that the northern people
are at this moment fit representatives. of the
barbarian hordes which formerly devastated
the world. They are furnishing the very beat
evidence that they ara incapable Of thorough
civilization; that they possess only the out
ward symbols Of modern enlightenment, while
they are By nature cruel, blood thirsty, a1ro
CANT and boastful But there Is really very
little danger to be feared from them. Civil.
zstion no longer stands In dread Of barba1ism.
One race Of sayages has already besn e1-
PEELED from the country; but not that It msy
1&ll Into the hands OF another"
, 1861-05-15

Tn GREAT MKH or THs souTH.-Wbe7e h
Il Wiset Where il Floyd! Where are eli~
dell Of Louisiana and Brown Of Aisaisaippir
Where u Howell Cobb! Where Is Thomp.
aon. Tho worthless who helped inangurats
tho rebellion with the hope that they were to
be entraated with high positlons, do not seem
70 be on the top Of the wavo 1t tho present
tins. We have, indeed, hoard faint squeak
hon Floyd, proeIatming hts willingness to
equip regiment with the money which waa
stolsn. But Ne hear Of him nowhere In COM
mtnd: And how has it bean possible for Hen
n L. Wise to abstain from writing ten col
umn letter Or making four houra' speech for
% many wseks! We bear no more Of him
than We should If Heaven had kindly struck
him dumb. Brown Of Mississippi, the Senator
who led the van in his advocacy Of extreme
measures, has, wo are told, obtsined tho ap-
polntment Of Mslor somewhere. BIT 1t IL
e1ear that tho men who started tha rebellion
haTs, With fsw exceptions, bssn ovsrslsueh-
ed aoa plased In Tho haekR1ozAd.-FtM4-
&Asae SeenAai
, 1861-05-15

It il suggested that tho bomb-proof floating
battery nhich haa besu 50 many gears build
ing in Roooksn, for the defence Of our harbor,
would provs uaotui rees-l for the speedy re-
eaPture Of the forts IN Charleston harbor and
elsewhere Oh the coast, now held by the reb-
Ella. The vessel, though intended chiefly for
harbor use, is, We are informed, quite sea-
worthy. One of the uses whieh khe waa
intended, IL to run down vessels Of large size,
and her engines rnuAt therefore be qI great
power. A correspondent Gays:
~ undere and that tho battery con1d b In
tshed In from four TO six months that the engines
and boilers are finished and on board, and that Ill
that remains 10 be done, Ia to complete the upper
worSs and defences Of the vefecl. Ii hiss been well
established that iron defences, properly arranged
can reeist the heaviest artillery. :
1.-The faith iu the perfect availability Of tha ves~
se}, Af:d her ability 10 act ofens1vely 6nd also to
sustain &l attacks, remains unchanged by the sur
vivips brother and representative of the deceased
protector"
There II little doubt that such vessel al
this, begun years before Great Britain and
France commenced their ir1n cased Warrior
aud Il Gloire, could pass unipjured bstKee a
the defences Of ChArieston ba1bor, and By the
ability to destroy tho city, at once compel the
evacuation of the forts.-N 7. Ert. Hsi
, 1861-05-15

ft
'~ 8unse Good TnfnE0 from Prsntdces
s o{Tson1 taa IoalapIls 1ourpsIaf Saturday. .'r
X M,s:9.F s;s9;1 !sga nd
1FleAas eompass' the ptesenf tondfaon Of
Missouri ind Kentucky With that OF Virginia,
and South Carqllna, faid then decide In your
own mind Hhfch two ot he four States ase
most In nesd OF pity. :,,,:s
rwsnty thousand seldIsrs are 1sa;hy to naas.h
Il i: nonaent'f not1es.. they are impatient to
faaka he trip-Asmphss 1tdlanehs.
Not Aa1f 10 tEhpftient as they Would BE- to
maks the buck tip. 1t them beware how
they set their feet upon Kentucky soil
= The disunlopists 1t Richmond have pub.
1ished the VirgtRia l.w, against treason, and
-threstened to hang seysrI .: themest active
!: Ut the Union leaders in Western Virginia.
They had better not begin that game. POSI-
Dir, II begun, It might be played out to their
own executing discomfort II their pressnt
neck tles dDn'E dhcommods them, NE adVtss
then to lot Wsn enough alone -:
. Why doesn't our old friend John BelEs
como out With his corrected report Of his
ten what he did saJ! And is he rudently
waiting to have bis imperfect memory refresh
ed orjogged BY the progress ofpohhcal events.
The people Of Virgins arc to have the
nominal privilege Of voting on the ordlnance
ofseeeseion We presuns that the d1Bunton
voters. wW be instructed to 60 to the. pol1s!
With their ballots stuck upon the points Of
their bomio knives and baJonstt.
TO every Union man We say, II any fel1eH
.bec.uss YOU ara for your countr3's Dag, calls
You an aboldonis tell him be u = iar II
be repe4ts the otfenae. knock him down.
Thas's the higher lav-Tom Hyer law. -
The most extraordinary effect produced
, 1861-05-15

HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM HARRrsHU10.-
Among variety OF equally startling kilograms
in the daily paPers OF last week wo found tha
following from Harrisburg:
t'Mr. Eaton, editor Of the PittsburE Journal
reporta that Charles 4. Perkins, and an ex-
sheriff Of 0swego county, New York, came in
I stage from Washington to Frederick"
Va are ~ \ loss whom to most admire, Mn
Eaton, Mr. Perkins, the ex sheriff, or the stage.
Much credltis also due the Pitaburg Journal
for having N edlter named Eaton. ALI are
evidently equal to tho srisis, including the
atage-Fantsy Fair.
, 1861-05-15

F2e0AMa aRKuaxAx1oHo o. MI A1fzxTox.-
Ths Boston Adantiasr IL luformsd that It II
not prob ahle that Ar. Appleton will take hia
scat IN Congress. Attn his return from Wssh-
anaton In Deeenber, hs wa attacked With
pneuHAoata, which confined him to the houaa
turing ths raaa1fndef Of the winter and hts
Wilt 70 tho &o1th had net At ihs la4t aesoznts
-ektQred hia etZeN9tk.
, 1861-05-15

SHOT AND sHR1L EXPANDED puRsa THE
BoABARpARNr.-Fronth the statistical report OF
the battsKes engaged during the bernhard
mens Of Fort Sumter, publianed in the Char
lesion Mercury, We compile the following,
which will prove interesting to many readers,
Ths number Of shot an3 eheA thrown by each
battery is here given, making grand total Of
Z 3fJ shnfA and go s1 ell
, 1861-05-15

Kans<s Matters Going Right
4 large Quantity Of srms wers removed
from Fort Leavenworth, On the 8th Of Hay,
aud taken under escort te Southern KANSAS
for the use Of the regiments Of q. g. volun-
teers being organized In thst direction. Tha
Border Rufiaa1s had been talking Of azminK
themselves from the LeayeaWofih Arsenal;
That sert Of business Ii, however, &lossd up.
, 1861-05-15

KILLING TWO B1sps w1rn ons seosk-
q Arms have been amuggled into Virgins In
eotf1na~ This funereaf bit Of information
reached Us through + ehaanel which entities
1t to crsdit- There Is evident forecasta In this
duplex Importation W& do not know place
where tho demand for eof1nA il likely to ba
more lively for #oms time TO come than Viz
RiniA
, 1861-05-15

i4c3nent fof HoEses b pnf.vsnsd hJ aay, h
A easd@ Of Lan,saesa Aststnx from eprara sus~ "
"feooenE tts saecs u magical nd osressn- Hkrnea
q sAAdls aaA ec7atehea kanEe &c. It vi also csfs
speedily Bpavtn and R1n{oo4e nay b sasily pes-
*aasse 4na cured II their 1nctpiant kag tut ea12t
81 sAAse asa beyend The possibility e< radical cufa
aaae Of tn Kind however. II desperate ur hnF>-
&& but tt nAy he tlavlAted BY thh Li1inank and IL
7aftnfu application Viii alvays remove tas Lsmssess
md eaab1s ths herse u travel with soHp4rtve eas4
Evary horss ownsr shorld havs this feusdy 1t hand
1r n timely NE n TIC rrst areeAraHes Of LanenoH
XM eteetuAIly prevent tasa formidable tssa4e& n&n.
teu4 to which III ho=1es llkbs al Hhinh r6ndak
70 snsny otterEtss TslEsbls hsrssA neaeiy w%4sham
ees advertisement Fer s&ls By ]. 4, JoHNbpx.
4HaHx1 Arent n State szseS. ASa185eew-t14
, 1861-05-15

81 Aworthy minister; Of Cleveland, . day
or Two since, handed = revolver to = captain
Of one Of tbs city companies, with the follow
ing romArk:
aU yon meet sccessfonist and hAve time,
pray for the unfortunate mans soul hut Ii
you haven't got time for praying, don't fad 70
&hoet hin i''
, 1861-05-15

~ 4 full force Is employed st the Water
Vile Ar.eual, in the preparation Of amunni-
ton. Sixty thousand ball ea.triges and eish
ty thousand bullets areturned ont per day. A
full set OF bands are engaged making saddle,
artillery and other harness.
, 1861-05-15
Bnder tho Warrington Hnn> 0AhA.
bridge, masa., \ pfn ~, 1sS1s


n OLIVER WENDELL ne11kt,
Eighty years have passed, and more,
Since under the hrave Old tres
Our fathers gathered in arms and sWore'
They would follow tie e,En their banners baFa,
And tight TIL thu land waa free.
Half Of their werk w4s doaA, j:
Half IL left to do
Cambridge, ard Concord aud 1e1tngtun,
When the ba1tIe II fsught and won,
What shall be tod Of you! -
Bark-'tis the koath wir modAs-s."s; ~ : =.
Who ats the martyrs down - I'D. a.
All, the m .rrow was true In rour ehildren's bonts
That tspttnkled with blood the cursed stones
0ft1o murder. haunted tuwt. ~ o..
What II the ttotm-clouds bloNf
What II the green 1aaves fanf r
Better ths crushing tempest's tbros - '~ =.
Than tht arnly ct Worrna that gnATe4 bNloNS
11amp1e them one md ali.
Then. when the battleis Is won, -!
And the land from traitors free,
Our children ahaIl tell Of the strife hskru
When Dberty't teeond April suu
Was b. ight on our btaye old tree!
, 1861-05-15

bI1 FEE eEHr interest On ths sutstan cling e4tiH-
Gates OF profits will b rta to the holdsr1 a-roI Or
1sRal representatives and after Tusscay ths
nth Of February Asxt.
Afer reservlax TWO AND L HALT N11LoE.
B1LLAR3 o{ pTsdts, tho outstanding certificates ct
tie issra Of s viii be redeemed and paid to ~ 1o6
era the1sof theis legal representatives. ex ~ sttet
Tues1a5, the hftA Of EebsuaJ next, from vhlsh dktd
al interest thereon will cease, The osx1eatss t. ba
produced 1t the tias Of payment md cancelled
A dividend II THIRTY FIVE PEE CENT. ID d.
elsred Oh tas nst eAtned rremlnms Of the Company
"a. us yssr sndnE stst December 1880 fE whieh
h1cstes Viii b issu.A u and afs4r TResa1y, the
seoand sf April nsxt
The profits Of the Company. AssaTtsnsd
from The 1st az July. 1917, - ths trH ak
January, 1&~t, Tor which certificates -
wers tsszed amount TO- $l6,s ~ u
Additional pr21ts from 1t 1anuaf3. I'M
- lat January. lei h.................. 74os0as
Tsta1 pronts fsr 1sx yesrs. a52 Haso
The sert!heeses previous n ls3hAE$ been
1aGaene& by cash. Ta54h1 n
Nss ssrsiass renaiaing with the esnpe1y
oA1st January. lBel............,..... 3A1g7,aaoao
kt
, 1861-05-15

DUPTURES CURED
A& BI TKE
EiKD R[BER RIGGS 1ECBN

1h1s Tf1k& il nrltks N Others ever
N49d both IN construction RG6 rnate-
yia- Docs not conatAnt1y press tee ruptut&, n1d
{Aersh BY kfvs ezu for for nfs, Ike ross 1ssea
h pse but rreesss il four laces bringing ths par -
E63he1, kvtuE RRtnfe GhAaG- 10 cars, Whle It docs
= nesrlE sntes. Does1es pEesh Upon THK CoEp
1bstTnct csccnlAl eoiLs OF cerrode& and u
slwsJh clean snt ae~... Young pcreens aRd 'rtfeet
Ez$I S1E.M surss 4E4 g. y iaha :ey i Is ths ONLY
wAo have tr1sred with th* nats+sy Of rupture o4a ~
1Fsetete t1a 7aue Of tnH Rigs Irnss, leMastrased
pAmehlet containing al particularly tent tfe4 Fs1
to1& Wishing th5e Truss eae b 1ted BIZ sesd19k Mss
II achas Aro1ad hips u Eaa uf knptrte With dhtri2
1Aa 64 oaea - J. b. bEElsG, Go{s aud ExclRHtV8
AEe4t fof thk WesterR StAtes
6Bate, II IAke eixee4 haasa No. txp -ktalt6) r.
p. HoI &EE &1- H1nin9xie fsadR aRppl1ed u HeY
S>rk W$nea +vRAa1t"
, 1861-05-15

EMe.-Fan,psless containing sAe optnions atzsaebrs
1t Shsmasa4 I'D Fhysaotana inspecting ths NJ u III
Wax. II - sasa At Aa1y 31.sAsss Of xas huns. m,
~, WI h slp9&A6 gsasta n app}tnshus n
HI REED AGO,
-. j, WhnassAas HrusssstA
NA4x fuE l. EA41EzkN
, 1861-05-15
Rentuhalx.

REMOVAL Ewing, Briggs &
- G., Wholesale afo&cts a.d Con- n1tsdon her-
nhAE2, Aave removed from LII south Wstsr street. 10
Ho, rs s3uth Water Street,
Third door east Of State EhaSt Fy4-e67ktu
, 1861-05-15

r. F. PHILLIPS, Agent,
T. fo. 4 CLARK street, ehlsaxo, M2sas
Howard Insurance. Company,
AEW 1efE-oMAK1EBD, 1ss6 ....
GHaAt1+ &4eeW .buTplu4, 1&&& BN
Emyf-efa7- -.MJ
, 1861-05-15
s7s s I ~ sstb
a;.;*..i;u II otlr&st. - !;

r. What = Figure! Ha! Hal Ha!
mi n t>s received from their tt4eaaa,
hr saos& oeoov,ns srszn turely Erer or tald. Il
rod snytnine - tnp1e1sAnt YOU have enlI 70 xse
IYoxs x4TH AJKtF the N aasstnxcelient asd popu-
b. prep4zsaaa TT III Raf e1sr made. sola e<etJ-
xe,e-, mylA1m
, 1861-05-15

:; Aat su4@ ~ bry yeu7 Haoves :. =--r~- e,
%2Ffk ekak& Ca4sAE: r.. ~ .t.:. =. :
f&41 Aad Fur, N ~.
NR.-r: y. !: ~. ....;. .!r. =,
ever lS1s. *. ss~sa11 IL 4<,e Y
, 1861-05-15

q FABIAN,
LIZ GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
1t. Jeaephs Missouri.
PATCnlar attention paid to tbs purchase and Bale OF
Hi4aA 1aiow, Hemp. Tobacco and produce OF every
description Reters, By Permission 10 Msss1s- M1laa
Ica Baker: f1tk1n CO. mhl1-e2l4ly
, 1861-05-15

pTTKIN j. CO.,
aeRGExl UezaxM10zdoa WnxohAN14e
III eo8yK WATER sfRKz1, oH0Aao, LII.
IAA1a I. sAxa r5x@1y] As4zo i. E11k1A
pAlLIE d SEYMOUR,
- FH0pUGE AID 6ENKRAL U0NHIgAcn
EKRCRAETb, 03lee Il South WataF.st, rc0eroyt
Bu1ldinEs. Poat cttca Dfhver e1s7, Cl!cago.
LA4 D. RA11I7- T. z. Ex7HCNR
AK1x11acns-Sta.Kes buckingham 4 Co.; Va ET.
tn. General Freight Agent G, ,. 9. r 3.
kH1&D621iX
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-27

lets apd buttons which he had Swallowed.
The reason he cave for swallowing these indi.
geStibis substanees was.io show thai he could
do whst travelling sbewo,an had pretended
to do at de eatte falr,snd which the boy 81
Iieved he had really done.
Tie new Episcaual church IL Lee.was TO-
tally bestowed by tire on Tuesday morning.
The ira cau4at !ao;a stove Whchswas usg,l
the c5 cning rrevious. while the decorations
for Christmas we're being arfsuQed Pbe
church was a woo,lan structure. 'buit in he
Goijug slve. Loss about 5000 which was
. Imrtialy covered 5 insurance.
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In d waltziag match at Bangor. a few aiuhis
ago. i connie Won tla prize ~ waiizine 1or
wohours and .oeftegB minutes. Three Other
couples Kept whuling and hngeias over two