The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-06-16
TAI Fishing.

of Norfolk and Portsmouth.
TAI Fishing.
A number of young men from Sutton
caught. in three hours, from the river at
Barton Landing, on Saturday last, ,.renty-
nee on heis of suckers of good size. Six
hundred and twenty-One were taken by one
haul of the net AS one bushel weighed
- lbs. the whole quantity must have been
nearly 1900 lbs.
Caledonia Co. COurt--June Term.
HON. LUKE P. POLAND, Chief Ju9.
NC WoT r a PH h"1Ios' associate Juag(s.
No. 3S-Hiram Meader Z. n. NJ. Scott,
action on the case for deceit in the exchange
horses. Burke for plff.; Grout and Davis
for def. jury disagreed.
No. 57.-EIOpkins r. Brown z. j. c.
WEIGH. Assumpsit for bill of goods bought
for defendant. Verdict for plff. for $685.
damages and cost. Redfield & Willard for
plff. CahOon. Stoddard & Clark for def.
No. 5S.-TOwn of Barnet .. John c.
Gleason. Debt on constable bond. defen-
dant being one of the sureties. Verdict for
pltf. for amount of claim. Burkes for plh.
Davis & Redfield for dett.
No. 106.-State 4. Daniel Colby. Indict.
ment for placing lumber on common in the
village of st. Johnsbury. Plea, not guilty
Verdict, guilty. Burke. Stoddard & Ross
for pltf Redfield q Willard for def.
State T.. Kicker. Indictment for stealing
about $500 from John Wheeler of Concord,
the money having been brought into Gale
dOnia county, where it was found. Burke
& Stoddard for state; Harvey & Ross for
respondent.
CatedOni0 County Conference.
The annual meeting of this conference
was held at st. Johnsbury, commencing on
Tuesday. the 10th inst. at II A. NJ. Twelve
of the thirteen churches of the conference
were represented. The organization re.
suited in the choice of Dea. j. X. Colby
st. Johnsbury. moderator; Rev. VIM. O.
Baldwin. East st. JOhnsbury, register
Bro. Ephraim Jewett. st. JOhnsbury, treas
urer. The conference sermon, by Rev. f
{. Cummings from Ps. AS: II, was con
ceived and delivered in his usual felicitiOus
style. At p. NJ. report on the condition
and needs of the home missionary field Wa:
presented by Rev. A. BOutelle. 1t was g
powerful and stirring appeal in behalf o.
the South and West. He was followed by
Rev. Mr.. Cummings with appropriate re
marks. AT 81 p. NJ. the claims of the for
eign field were presented by Rev. VIM. y
Baldwin. who maintained that the prayer
of the converted heather had been a spec
ially powerful instrumentality in securin!
the victories OF our arms and the return o
peace to our country. This report was fol
lowed by interesting remarks on the genera
subject of missions. by Revs. Underwood
Bard, TOrrey and Bradford. AT P. NJ.
Sabbath School anniversary, in which tn
exercises consisted Of prayer by Rev. L
0. BrastOw. a report by the secretary ant
remarks by Revs. G. |. Bard and l.. o
Brastow, Dea. E. Kinney and W. II. n
Prince; interspersed with singing by tn
children. Wednesday,, 8 P. NJ, devotional
exercises. 1t was solemn and interestin
season. marked by intense lOnoings tor rt
vivals of religion in the churches. AT
A. NJ. tract cause. This was presented b.
Revs. E. =. Cummings and j. Eastman
and the continued efficiency of religion
tracts fully demonstrated. At l0s A. NJ
reports of the churches. No. REVEALS
DepletiOns by the war and by death. Ney
hopes enkinded by the close of the wal
The voice from all the churches was nearl
the same. A revival of religion our on
great need. At 2 p. NJ, communion SCI
vice. Conducted by Revs. Eastman an
Bard. 1t was an interesting season and {
we trust profitable to many souls. Pla(
appointed for the next annual meeting, NJ
lndOes Falls. Preacher, Rev. L. o. Bra
tow; alternate, Rev. A. Boutelle; cOmmi
tee OF arrangements. Rev. NJ. B. BradfOr
MclndOes Falls, G. |. Bard. Waterfor
Dea. James Gilchrist. McIndOes Falls
Delegates to general convention. clerica
Rev. w. W. Thayer; lay, Bro. w. r. Mo
teith. VIM. o. BALDWIN,