St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-08
iOCIL .lND STATE iTENS.
W. II. Horton has moved int"
.Inhn>un'S Block. Railroad street.

W. II. Horton has moved int"
.Inhn>nnS Block. Railroad street.
Howard y H"well hang ouI their
christmas banner in this weeks CAFE
donidn 1t is hard work 1" get by their
tore without calling.
Rev. b. VI. Tillotson viii! preach NJ
ihr Town Hall next SUNDAY Afternoon.
SUNDAY school and rehearsal 10y the
,hoir III the morning.
Il. &. Cnrscr has cat back Ia his
old shop in Union Block onll the old
hop is 50 much enlarged and improved
one would hardly recognize it. Sec adj
yrIti>cmcnt elsewhere
The las, sta SAYS thai Charles Ia
/" II firm in Conc"ld. y. H.. inr >l6.I0
per ton. 1t is to he pressed and ship
ped I" Concord.
Dca Lorenzo Howard of H. ndon.
has bought two lots at the mppci end OF
Spring street. and will put him up a
house on one of them, and .cmnvc /"
his place in the SPRING
The ladies Of the North Church
give Il >oriablc this CIhur>'iaN) even
ing. Oysters from ti:;}O 10 -:tn. Object
Getting acquainted. and Il new organ
Tor veStrN. Miss sawyer will favor the
company with readings, and the Cor
net Band will furnish mu>ic.
In renewing subscriptions I" the
Iuied0niuH il will save much work III
this office 10 renew Just before The sub
scriptiun expires. instead OF waiting nm
til the last paper is received. As many
subscriptions expire JanIiarN lit. n""'
IL Il favorable time to renew. y
The December term of court COM
rnrnccd i'll this place on Tuesday. The
-,,sinn was opened with prayer 10y Rev.
{. VI. SuuIhgatc. After the jurors were
called and sworn, Judge Ross charged
them very fully and plainly A. 10 their
duties. etc. The docket Is il large one
Is will he seen i,N consulting report
tIsew here.
The track of the L. \ q. Railroad
i completed to South llal,iw ick. and
track lay ing i'll that direction is now
suspended for the winter. The force
engaged in laying the iron west WEI
nov return to this place and commcnc"
LAYING tract: east. Engine number five.
the "EsseN." has already arrived. and
viii very appropriately RIM int" the
county whence it derived it, name.
In one day last week, two at the
Mc>>rs. Fairbanks team, drew int"
their steam mill al the "hountallr.
s:.VentN-tive large spruce trees, the dl~-
lance drawn averaging over half 4
mile. It WAS the best days work III
logging ever done there. all rircrm-
stances being favorable. Us t" amount
ri snow on the ground. etc.
.. G.. Hale, Esq. of the Avenue
House. il rcmodclling and rciiIN cnatn@
lii, holcl extensively. making it hcitcr
every move The /. =. government
will not MAXI. much ont Of the Avenue
lluls, on liquor licenses. - We Learn
that when the Assessor went to Mr.
4 1 4 | Il
ton i,l /. :. license Mr.. Hale told
him he should moi sell liqI"r under any
circumstances. therefore he did not
Want Il license. 1t will he just like Hale
+" stick t" il. and we honor him for ii.
The extremely icy stale "f the
streets and walks this week has been IL
fruitful source Of falls. hut we have
heard of no serious accidents. Cook \
cos express horse fell in front of the
CIlcti"iidn office on "Wednesday. break
ing the sleigh. y. :. IiNingSt on
horse fell on Tuesday. throwing ont
Mr. l.. and breaking the sleigh badly.
Il. +. Wadlcigh, while attempting to &,
down West street To Fairbanks village
with Il t"ur-h"r>c load of lumber. siucd
OH the bank on the left hand side. over
turning his load and rolling his WEec
hnlscS over on TO their backs There
j. Il good opportunity for even Il wor>,
accident on this same hill.
Editor tdietIOHidH
desire to acknnw ledge i'll !onr col
unns the receipt of the following for tn,
relief of the sufferers in the Northwest
From the people OF Concord. : itH' cash
and one box of bedding and clothing
From f. ". Chandler. LuncnhWrg. =
II. +. FILLER.
'OLD WEI THER
Now j. the winter OF our discomfort
"pon u>. The month Just passed Wa