St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
.tyiCy Locals.

BrjT Locals.
There IS quantity Of binding at this
,I,icr ready for delivery-all which was
.ri,L j. evious to July.
y .ricnd at West Randolph. writing
..,..rr date Of Oct. 10, says a ripe straw
..rrv was picked in that Town that day.
=. !. Willard, Esq, has bought the
i.... v Gods farm. above Paddock village.
B, mutual consent the jewelry stores
viii lose at P. NJ. hereafter.
-Mr David Morrison will open sing
..~ school in the Methodist Church vestry.
.--iay evening next. See advertise
.elt.
BY a donation of 81 900, Moses Kit
edge. Esq. of St. Jchnsbury, has found
e.! Inc "Kittredge" scholarship, in Dart
mouth College.
The Rev. s. W. Perkins has received
sai accepted call 10 preach with the
,ple at Eaton and Bulwer, P. Q. and
a.,l move there in a few weeks.
Hunts dog bit another child on Mon
.av. An eight-years-old daughter of Ar
thur Moultoa's was the third victim. At
,.- he children on the street are all chaw-
et ~. probably that dog will die.
Judge Poland went to Exeter. n. Ii.
n Tuesday. where he was advertised to
.rosn at the great Grant and ColtaX mass
Xxi r. to be held there on "Wednesday.
lie Iud.e has done good service this
.,u.raiEu. having spoken in his own state.
r.. -yl7ania, Connecticut. Massachusetts
b.. New Hampshire. He is getting weary
H-. aud threatens to wind up his CAIN
,+fEn speaking with this trip to New
hampshire.
-.,bout eleven o'ciocI, last Friday eve
...- some one cut the cord OF the Sey-
.,l.r ahd Blair flag on Railroad street.
ting The flag down upon the ground.
....r.- il was soon after found and taken
r
..t II done Nv a republican. he could have
one nothing which would have been
more generally condemned by the party.
Ire belief il that it Was the act OF some
.vless fellow who had been drinking at
...c 0, the four bringing saloons. There
a., four persons in this village vino have
->en out l.. ;. licences to sell liquor.
saturday morning the ground was
wife with enow, and the day WAS cold
ms raw. Up to that time October had
e.4 a very pleasant ard mild month. As
nral, the cold spd storm south of US was
81. b mere severe than here. Ahont BCs-
.... he fruit aud vegetables ungathered
we're much injured. and one man in Boston
.a-a.red sweet water grapes from under
,7a inches Of snow.
Teachers Institutes will he held by \.
Eankiu, ESQ, secretary of the board OF
e'.a;ion. at Danvilie. Friday and ostur-
lay OF this week. Luneuburg. Oct. rs.
a..rrn. 3U-l. There will Dc lectures al
coming institute at Danyille, as fol-
,- Thursday evening; subject, "Du'
aui relation OF parents 10 the public
aool. Friday evening: subject. DE,
.-.eiyr method of teaching" Saturday
g.. y. ) o'clock; subject. The woman
...-.joa IN its Relations TO the public
-Ho.i."
= .litnl from Hardwick writes us
st. l.. Carrier of that town raised 81
t..lc., of wheat from 3 bushels of seed
\ -. that p. s. Paine of same town. ha
the present season, raised A. bushels o
Jackson White potatoes from one bushe
90: seed. with no extra cultivation. Th
:; Weld of JacksOns we have heard o
rt., season; but is only about half tn
amount raised from the same amount @
% Of tire Early Rose or Harrisons.
Ladies' Far.
Oar citizens are again reminded of tn
r.r 10 be held by the ladies of the SOut
'ngrcralional Church. opening Thurs
Gay evening, Oct. 20. in the basement c
the church. y good time is expected
Sec advertisement.
]. II. G. Il. Lectures.
The first lecture of the course will b
lowered this Crhu sday) evening, in tn
Iowa hall by Col. Thomas W. Higginso
of Rhode Island. Subject: The AristoC
rary of the Dollar" and all who are hole
ers Of lickr!s will receive their FIST insa
mtnt ut the rich intellectual least III pr
/ isration for the entertainment OF our pc
1 H. The coming winter.
The committee had hoped to be able
..auu4ce the Bnne oil the next lecturer
t.. ,!ate. bat have not succeeded as yet
..Iireting the arrangements for detni
appointments Miss Dickinson is engage
sd December Sd. aud President AHg,
..r he week following. Ii is confident
spacied that Gov. ChamberliH OF Mail
80! senator Patterson of New Hampshl
ID lp;h be secured for November. al
.....r, are expected daily which will gil
.> ..t uur time Theodore TiltOn. Rev.
81. lug. Jr., Hon. Ii. {. Deming, al
oa,g. 20 complete the course Of ten lie
;..-. About 800 tickets are already so
4 b., iue tuil course.
II i"Gf RAJ Hog.
/ ihr Hunter hog referred 10 in Ia
'It a.Hiqa was sold to Mr.. Humphrey