St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-14
CHHTTENDEN COUNTY.

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RoBBERY.-The store of the well known
matchmaker. l.. Fireman. Church Street
was entered by burglars during Sunday
night. The robbery was first discovered
about 40 A. NJ. yesterday. by the hostler
of the Stanton House. who found that q
pane of glass in the side door had been cut
by diamond. and the door left ajar. He
Immediately aroused Mr.. Rowe. the land
lord who at once took steps to inform the
sons of Mr.. fireman and Sheriff MunsOn.
of the condition of affairs. when it was as.
certained that a safe weighing 300 pounds
and containing some is watches valued at
81 800. had been carried away by the bur-
glars. Col Munson with Policeman
Wright. at once set about looking up the
perpetrators of this bold robbery. when ii
was found that the safe had undoubtedly
been carried of on wheelbarrow which
was tracked to the railroad bed near the
old bridge over WinooSki avenue, where
/ the safe was found buried in about ten
inches of soil. Ii was at once dug up and
taken back to Mr. Frcman'S store where
/ it was found unopened. So all the stolen
property was recovered. The wheelbar-
row which transported the safe was stolen
| from Ii. Nickery, and was found yeSter
day morning in Maiden Lane. opposite o.
\. London's store.-Burl,ngtog Tn.cs.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
! There was another liquor raid in st.
Adams Tuesday. Ten different complaints
were entered. nine Of which We're success
fully served under the direction OF Sheriff
Soule. Seventeen packages OF liquors re-
presenting a value OF some eight hundred
dollars were taken.
Waits Tar Factory at Ilighgsle. wa.
entirely consumed by fire Monday night
Loss between $4,000 and 5000.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
There is to be grand Fircmen'S Muster
at Rutland. July 9TH. with three prizes of
$500. 5000 and SlO0
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The first Tuesday of June 1867, will long
he remembered in Montpelier for the in
tereSting services connected with the lay
ing OF the corner stone of the new Cong.
church now being erected tor Rev. Mr..
Lords society. The programme hereto
fore published was most successfully car
ried out. and everything passed Oft to the
satisfaction Of all concerned. Mr.. Lord.
in his felicitOuS and chastely beautiful adj
dress. christened the edifice, which is now
to 60 forward to completion. as bethany
church" The day was lowerv, and prom
Uses of rain were abundant on the hil!-tOps
and in the material heavens; but in the no.
riz0n of the Church. all was fair and
bright. and we trust no cloud of ill-omen
may ever rest down upon the spiritual
mountains that stand sentincl. and guards
oprotect and preserve Bethany Church.
.-Frcemdn.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Mr.. Corse of West Dover. having missed
several of his sheep. it was suspected tC
be the work of bruln. \ hunt was accord
ingly organized which resulted in the dealt
of young and good sized bear weighing
: 22l pounds.
STATE AT LARGE.
} \. 2. Lyman of Bennington. has beer
/ appointed register of bankruptcy for thu
: first congressional district of Vermont.
: The OLD SECOND. is here
by given to the former member, officer
t and men of the Old Second Vermont Regi
f ment, that their annual regimental re
e union will be held at Burlington on Thurs
: day evening, June Goth, the anniversar,
It day of the muster of the regiment. tn
V Bennington & Rutland. Rutland & Bur
5 lington. Vermont Central and Vermont
5 Canada railroads will extend the courtes
4 of return tickets to those attending tn
e meeting. {. VI. BLISS.
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