The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09
AGENTS for The CALIFORNIAN
The post Office has been removed across
-.rrDt IN the T. InWnit Store


..,.,,rcet. to the +. Jewett store.
~" struck lie" \ telegram from Mr..
B.ncl. agent Of the Caledonia company.
l}., the gratifying news to the stOckhOld-
., ,lt the Caledonia has struck oil, with
rood show" at the depth of 1872 feet.
What the we'll will prove can be better told
al,r pumping awhile.
The weather since Saturday has been
.,.d and very windy. A few inches of
..pW and less wind would make it respec-
,,1lc winter weather.
The Washington correspondent OF the
zee Press SAYS the following good natured
..iug about Senator Poland ALI Ver-
uortcr~. who have had the pleasure of
-rrrjing our new senator since his arrival
m Washington, are warm in their admira-
tjnn aui rc@ard for him personally. and in
M-ir <,.">-ions of faith in and reliance
= ltI'I III ''''liltN anu Nl>NoIH
Mr.. Caleb Parker OF this town has been
q H.. t~,lrr IF eleven chIdren.-all of whom
q ...ri To- crow Up and be married. fifty-tiye
& grandchildren. and twenty-five great grand
#,a'!.rca. Mr.. Parker is now in his SD
year. IN! hi first wife. and the mother of
all his children, Mary Uiichardson) Par
s.r. died in her 18th year. Mr.. Parker
,.I in E.ittcon from 1927 to 1858. when
i removed to this town.
We would recommend to few of the
l.uiou republicans to read number 30 Of
-h,op'> tables before they attempt to warm
any NOR snakes into life.
We understand that Passunpsic lodge
Of 'aa>ons at this place have rented Union
..ui to" term Of wears. and that they are
already fitting it up for occupancy. The
a i'll Nr. Binyha as building had become
.' small tor Tie lodge. and this new hall
-.'., them room according to their strength
The pre->in" necessity OF our village
oH l. houses TO live in. and offices. stores.
'i shops 10 do business in. From twenty
ii'rl 10 fifty dwelling houses wouid be rent
#'t il they could be obtained. by families
lH' are now living in attics and Sheds
w. Nill build us some houses?
-Iir adde's of the sewing society, being
on d" funds. conceived the happy idea of
ln,ing the ncedtui by means OF a levee.
.iHbiic notice being givcn. large company
2nf at the North Church parlor las Tues-
Gay evening. and IN addition to the social
''ment. the ladies Were prepared to dis
l,n-r, for a consideration. cake. coffee.
"aQuclS. etc. One hundred dollars were
"JlKed by the leycc. making it linan-
! ll success Is well Is a very pleasant So
al Gathering. The c0rnct band meX-
lr,'rdly appearing. gave additional zcst to
T." entertainment. and il was all the better
o"ll% perfect surprise. The people
-rM; voted it the best thing of the sea-
b, ana asked the ladies to do so again.
Reference to the list Of deaths publish.
t.'m Ner, to week. shows that diptle-
lW~"s aloIi uS. and i, more tata! in
tr localities lt'n il has been for several
RS. We i" lot know what mode OF
N "imcu j. adopted where the disease is
~. m"> A'Hl, bat we believe the phvSi.
q b TN, immediate vicinity understand
- ga, f. coHlrni i in nearly every cast
y taken IN >ca,on
he March inccln" IN This town OF
'ay.a committee. consisting of Messrs
&c Fairbanks. =. i. BullarG and \. }
..,r!. Was appointed 20 procure Il plal
.">.l,tI,c 10 expense iUi Il soldiers $ mon
H and report at S0ne SubSeQuen
."-. wa also voted to ren.. tn,
Fl a. III ji.r !i.'vmtE> and to remove I'll;
K" Pillar !r0m lhe town hail. accord
81 .ian pde-cnt"d to the mrctin".-
M"cjir- passed off smoothly. if We OK
little gratuilou@ abuse Of citizo
t1> faithfully served Che town in yea'
II However lnucii 4 few ,houghtles
may enjoy such actions. il = Ill be like
U"|v expensive sport for the tax pay
HArt;,, Is no credit Oh the chief actors