The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-02-10
4rteHaS Hard ia Boston.

The wInder of my room commands an
exhileraiin view of CopliS Hell. where
Cotton Mather, The father of the Reform
ers. and sich ike, Ii berrid. There i
men even now who worship Cotton,
and there Is wimin who wear HIM
next their hearts. bui ,io not weep FOR
him. amt going 10 I've absurd. ike old
Mr.. Skillins in our neiglborhood. who i
o6 years of age. and geis drunk every lee
tion dav. and weep> bitterly because he
haint got no Parents. He's nice Or
pllan. kt Is.
Bunker Hill is over wonder in Charle--
town In l1,5 4 thrillin' dramy was act
ed out over there. In which iAe Warren
Combination PLAYED star parts.
Old Mr. Fanuel l. dead: bui hi> Hall
Is still into full blarst- This i lhe Cra-
die in which the Coolies of Liberty wa-
rocked, my dear The Goodies hasn't
been very well during the ra-t iew years,
and the numris quack dociors she called
IN didn't he p her any: but the cd gals
physicians now are men who understand
their business, malor-senersiily >peakin'.
and think the day Is near when she'll Toe
able 10 take her three meals ,l::y. and
sleep nights as CONT blk a. IN 1h. old
time
The Common Is here a. u>hil: .lni the
low Gus who called il a Vacant Lui. and
wanted 10 know why they didn't ornament
If with some Billins, Is an unhappy Out
cast in Napunsit-
The State House i filled with STATES
men. bat sum of en- Wear queer hatS.
They buy 'eln. l take ii. vt haifcrs who
carry on hat stores down stairs I'm Dock
Square, and whose hats l. either ten wears
ahead of the prevailing >iile. or ten wears
behind Ii Just a. an intelleriooal person
sees fiji TO think about IT. had ile plea
sure of talhin' with Seyerii members of
the legislature told 'esn the Exc of
! inln :'.5e> l. anto we Ar.eri.-an ..a,i,', =
to-day They seemed deeply iinpre--ed
by the remark. ami Wanted 10 know If /
had seen the Great 0rgin
Harvard Cciiege This celebrated in
stltootion OF le:unin' l. pleasantly situated
in the Bar-room of Parker. In School
street, and has roopil> from ali orer ihe
country.
L went over to Lexington veS-l'y. Mr
lSoosom hove with sollum emotion. *
tins" l said 10 a man who WAS driyin a
woke OF oxen. this i where o.r reyolu-
tionarv torelathrrS asserted their lna..nenl-
enee- :nlSlilt the. Blu,l Classic ground
WALL the man SAID. lis good for
white beans ana potatoes bm a. regards
r;ii>in' wheat, tamil worth dam. Bui
hav' you seen the Great Orsin -
l returned in the Hos Cars. part WAY.
A pooty girl in spectacles sot near me.
and WAS iellin' a young man how much
he reminded her of a man -he u-s.l to
know in Walilram- Pooiv <oon the voung
man GOT out, and Smilin' in :. s4lue.;iy'
manner. said 10 the girl in Sparia,-les.
Don't l remind vou OF S,m,.ho l. you
used 10 know - ..Ie>." she s,ail. --Hou do
remind lne of one man. hlll Ia. WA, semi to
the peniteniiary ior >icsllis' bari vi
mackril-he died there. 50 I cenrlooi Won
amt iaS'-' | diln't purSuo ihe ,.l,er-
Satlon- l only heard her >ilrcrr Voc once
more during the remainder of the tourney.
Turnin' TO a Respectable iookin' female Of
advanced summers. she asked her If She
had seen the Crate Orcin-
We old chaps. nay dear. AR api To for
glt thai If Is some lime sinc. we VA, in
fants. and et lite food Nothin' of fur
ther int'rest took place on the car ex-
cep Il colored gentleman. a total sira,-
ger 10 me, asked me If I'd lend him lnr
diamond Brestpin 10 Wear TO a funeral in
South Boston, l told him | woulln r-nui
a pmpaSs
Altho' fur from the priyifarie>, there
Is abundantS OF wild game In Boston. .slch
as quallS. snipeS. pioyer and Props.
ment 10 have alorled TO the Crate
Orsin In this letter. but havn't seen !,
Mr. Reeveer, whose tavern | stop at. in
forms me that If can be distinctly heard
through smoked glass in hi> native .own
in New Hampshire, any clear day. Bui
settln the Crate Origin aside t;lnd inlo,iI
don't think heard it mentioned all the
time L was there. Boston l. one of the
grandest, sure-foote'leSt, cle;irlie:.dedest,
comlortableSt cities on The globe. Oniike
ev'ry other large city | ever was in, the
most of the hackmen don't seem TO have
bin speeshullv intended iy nature for the
Burglery pertes>ion, and lis aoou, the only
large city l know OF where You don't Ell
JOY brilliant opportunity OF bein' Smind
led in some way, from the Ri~in of the
Sun to the COIN down thereof, Therei
say, loud and continued applause for Bos
ton.