St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

and fined $50 ard costs. We trust it
will prove beneficial lesson TO him.
and prevent further repetition of such
scenes. We did not learn that Harvey
was requested to disclose where he pro-
cured his liquor This was evidently
forgotten.
SHOCKING ACClDENT-Martin Keith,
a resident of Troy. about forty years of
age, was killed ON Thursday last bv a
bull. He went into the pasture to cut
some brush for bushing peas, and being
gone longer than necessary, search was
made for him. when his body was found
stripped almost entirely of its clothing,
terribly mangled, and life extinct. 1t is
supposed the bull came upon him una
wares, and. disabled him at the first. else
he might have defended himself with the
axe he had with him. The bull was but
two years old, and had never shown signs
of being cross or vicious. 1t was. how
ever, killed Immediately, to save repc-
tltlon Of such treatment.-Newpo,t Fir
press.
JAY PEAK-The Jay Mountain Road
Company have built i house on tue Peak
80 by 40 feet 1t wa. dedicated on the
18th inst, about one hundred couple be-
ing present. The house Is kept by Mr.
A. ID. Cutting, and is about two miles
from the summit, on the Jay side. a
wagon road goes within three-quarters
OF mile of the tip-top. Jay Peak il
but little inferior 10 Mansfield in height,
and now that Il house has been built for
the accommodation Of visitors, large
number Of plcasure-seekers will probably
be attracted thithcr.-Rmhtrd Sentinel.
| ORANGE COUNTY.
\ cheese factory al Brookfeld Is max
ing tiom 400 to coo lbs. cheese per dsy.
They charge about two cents per Id. for
making, and rs factory cheese brings H.
much in excess OF other cheese made for
tnothlng,- arrangement which farm
Iers wives are very naturally III love
with.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The grave of Senator Foot in Ever
grccn Cemetery. at Rutland. Is marked
by Il monument OF Barre marble. 10 feet
high 10y q feet square ri tie base, bear
inc the following inscriptions:
SOLOMON FOOT.
BORN IN CORNWALL, VI, SovENEEI
10TH. 4. l.. 1892
D.oi ii. washington. II, e.. -Nurt ssth,
l. u. lsGG.
In the third term of hi service i. 4
Senator OF the United States
From his native State.
! On the cap OF the monument, on the
saline >idc-i~ the larne oil Foot. and
immediately below it on the main shaft IL
hcrallic device
On the north side OF the -hatt /. in
scribcI hi dyim. words:
''ENplrinG, he raised his ewes towards
Heaven and exclaimed: i see it , see
it, The gatcs are wide open, Beautiful,
beautiful ,''
About nom Yesterday, during the
severe shower At Rutland. Mor>c> new
block, iii process OF erection. WIS struck
hy lightning The ''iluid" knocked out
a piece of the brick wall OF the building.
making hole solnr four feet square.
and then passed down the staging poles
to the Ground. Several persons who had
sought shelter from the rain in the build
in. were more or les injured bv the
Of MiddIeburv, WAS knocked senselcS>.
and it was thought for Il while he wa-
killed. He recovered. however, >ufiic.-
emily to he taken home, and though
nearly blinded can see a little Two
sons OF Mr.. IIcwctt OF Rutland, a girl
If, and 4 boy from Cutting>ville Were
s'41v ''!iiN il''l i.lti''-
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
\ GIKL IIoESE TuIEr. To-day
tTuesday,) Mrs Buck came into our
VILLAGE 10 trade oil her butter. eggs, &c.
and lett her team fastened on Main street
while she investigated the state of the
market On returning for her commod-
tiles. behold team and all had disappear
ed Ii seemed a Young French girl, bv
+ the nane OF Mary Miner, taking fancy
Tor 4 ride, had boldly appropriated team
and baggage, and left for parts unknown.
Pursuit was instituted. and the youthful
Jehu oycrtakcn near Mortified, brought
back and lod 4ed at Tailor Camps board
inc house. MIS-. Buck. who i a - fair,
fat and forty" lady of the rural districts,
kept as cool Is could lie expected con-
sidering the state OF the thermometer:
but when the team was returned TO her,
Just at night. declared she knew the
folks would he concerned about her, be-
cause they wanted tho mare 10 get ID hay
with tins afternoon. "-Fit,npu.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Alvin O. Atwood recently shcared 10
sheep in one day, the sheep being OF G..
\. Walkers flock
, Town of St. Johnsbury. Officers. - Tr.r..
. C4rL Hubbard H.tincs: Treasure, Barron Moult0n :
Sc,.trnt Calvin Merrill, j. II. Applebce, since. IIusr
L,se7s, \ e. Jhadsiek, George Eanney. l.. e. Mstl-
eyvs: Slj,r II S-h.., Rev l. \. Titus; c Isc,T \
N Cook; Or-rss,r = III P.,r, John Emerson
Village Officers H-;,rGT. T. G. Rcdiugton :
Clrk, O. w Baker: Trustees, \. G. Chit~ict, 4 :
Livingston 4 j. Willard, Fh!n Alden John liner
p son: C,i..t,. l.. r. Flint; HyhuIy Su--sg,s, John
, Emerson. Mark K Bruce.
Religious Meetings. -Nrth C'g' Ch'--i, tRcy
f. G. Cummings Fast r. Irea hing on the Sabbath At
lG3UAn and $50 Pm. sabbath School at Las 7 n
c,rsh Cag Church, (tev. Lewis o. Brs.tow, Psstor
Preaching at 1880 u ard 1.4iP Sabbath School
tI!Ou ", and Conference Meeting At 6 30r NTH
,,!i.t C'.rrh (ev T. A. Titus rsstor,l Preaching at
= 1c.3n.Nsnd li5rs. Sabbath School At 1909 T. md