The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
RI!ci Locals.

~,captioa Of the great condults at ancient
f.r.>,iem. Rome, Versailles, etc, which have
e., alike the wonder and admiration of the
I'D The modern aqueducts at Philadel-
.... New York, Boston, and the grand
....o Of unne.ing Two miles under lake
Il. -.oau to bring pure water to the Ch'ca-
,.ro also described the whole max
go, ms yuctjve and entertaining lecture.
A.. mex, lecture will be IN two weeks, at the
l.ra Church.
V4 nee it stated that Col. A. P. Blunt
..., MACE has been nominated to and
-,r,sd by the Senate, as assistant quar-
.,..,r Of volunteers, with the rank of
lid. $ good colonel will not MAKE
~ bQt 4 good quartermaster.
n bert Hale formerly superintendent Of
81 Pass. r. r., md for several years
Int # this place, but late Of the Yer
mad Massachusetts, road, has accepted
l.a~r-i >uperntendency of the Chicago,
g.. and st. Louis railroad.
lac Connecticut River Valley Agricultu
,.,ociltion will hold its next annual fair
d.. ur. ,tord, on the 4lh, 9TH and 9th days of
U'01yr next.
Nh. Arnold B. Hutchinson was thrown
II ii, wagon on Monday, severely bruis-
o., not seriously injuring him.
We lo,ice among the names of the ex-
.... j prisoners that OF 81. Bishop, Sd
&. This is doubtless Thomas Bishop, son
john Bishop of this town, who has expe-
... III. tender mercies of the rebels on
terrible Belle Island for many weary
H. ...,.
Ms, Emma Bailey, the little girl with
F., ..srtully biz voice, is to give concert at
Va Hall, Saturday evening OF this week,
/. by several other singers. Miss. B. is
D.. her way to Boston to study music with
Sir Baker. Il the Boston music school, and
. pr reefs of this concert will go towards
.-...,..L . expenses there.
We understand that Mr.. W. J. White,
LIS hlpt tie West Concord House for
: IS Years past, is about to remove to Cole
h. \. H., there to open new hotel.
~. White has earned very good reputa-
i q, landlord; and those he has served
.~. will miss him at the West Concord
.>e.
We have received a commune ,tioI
|: . ne If the eight veterans who re-en
D in the 81 Vt. from the town of Con
i in which some pretty severe things are
s. -.inst that town for not voting THEN
uii>ung men bounty. 1t vas thought
les, Or Aean not to 90 it and We hope they
Will take early occasion to make themseve
r INT on the record and do the Just thing b,
their patriotic sons. 1t seems the town wa
/" behind on her quota, but instead Of pay
i = bDun)cS 10 raw recruits to fl up III,
deficiency eight veterans in the field, wht
~ served nearly three Years without any
luty, come forward and re-enl!sted. Dc
tHese men deserves bounty even more
IN recruits
!Aos- who read our advertisements (anC
e who keep posted do read advertise
.N~r'>' wiz, no,ice the announcement in thi
a.-- OF 4 new itm on Main St. MI T
.&a't has associated with him Mr. c. j
\ .ar>on. Young man formerly with tn
Sis Fairbanks. anu well known in thu
.'un. We think This oldest established
.l,.r house in our place will grow il
4ri,y under the new administration.
The hrm of Chapman & Bill at Eas
J .u>hlry, is dissolved, Mr.. Bill selling
/, lis entire interest 10 Mr.. Chapman, VIII
lie auction fever is remirtent it
. ",cued Just now. See advertising co
ul-.
" ais, notice that 1t. Edward d. Rec
..,.l. sen of Z. G. Redinston, cashier of tn
= ,,,mpsic Bank, mas been confirmed by tn
aJ- as |. 5. paymaster. He is capabl
d, rusty and though there are other me
~ We could better spare, the sovernmeF
not be likely to get any better officer
.s. toI. Blunt and 1t. Redington.
Howard has lot of testaments take
.'.n he bloCkade-runner Mnna, that va
lrri off Wilmington, some time ag
$50 who have compared them say they al
mucn like those read by loyal peopl
1> been suggested tina: a cargo Of tn
,s- would not have done any eSpeci,
le if well distributed and read by OF
ing southern brethren.'
-tto. y. bingham, democrat. formerly
aaon, is elected to the state senate fro
,.~ l2,h " H. district.
There will be an opportunity next wet
buy the whole or part of good dairy
also several good farms. See vertisemen
q Key. VIM. ". Thayer and others.
Capt. Aerxes c. Stevens, has been r
I.'ed as general recruiting officer at S
.,aa>bury, and 1t. Charles d. Brainerd,
Jan,ille, has received Mr.. Stevens appoin
t, with orders to make s.. Johasbarv h
..querte!s- Star.
q sad Accident.