St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-28
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

rector and commenced his labors on sun
day July 9th.
CIIITTENDEN COUNTY.
A citizens meeting was held ut Bur-
lington, Thursday evening, to take meas
urcs toward securing the speedy COM
mcncemcnt of the Caughnawaga canal.
Several speeches were made, all to the
effect that the future prosperity Of the
city depended upon the construction of
the canal, which, it was claimed, would
increase its population TO 10, 900 in 10.
years, and a committee WAS appointed TO
solicit subscriptions toward the $500
00o which burlington is asked 10 giv,.
The charter requires subscription oi
$500, 600 10 the capital stock of the com
pany before next May.
Next wccl, Is commencement ut the
university of Vermont, at burlington,
President Angel delivering the baccalau-
rcatp on Sunday, and Prof. Wcbbcr Of
Middlrbury COLLEGE the addrcs, before
the society for religions inquiry, "n the
evening OF that day. Monday will hr
Tuc,day Is alumni day, and on Wcdncs
day come llr commencement exercises
proper, with the Inauguration of Prot.
VI. II. Euckham, the new prr-i lent.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
William :. Fitzpatrick, assistant fore
man in tine painlin" department q: the
Ncrm"t Central railroad shops, WAS run
over and killed at 81 AIhans Friday
night. lie leaves a wife and three YOUNG
children.
Gen. Sherman, with Il son, two dau"l-
tiers and two members of his statl, joined
the rest of his family at ST. Adams, Fri
day, and Will spend the rest of the sum
mcr there.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Chari, H. Heath, ESD, of P;,iniirld,
will give the agricultural address at the
county fair 1T Barton, Sept. I.
\ man named Harvey, cattle dealer
from Stanstcad, lost his wallet at Derby
last week, containing between SiOO and
500.
Are parents becoming tiends The
Standard eivcs this story from Albany:
W. W. Warren, of West Albany,
whipped his son i'll Il most cruel manner,
and all because the boy was little dis
lance oft at play when he CHANGED TO call
linn to 90 10 work. Inquiries were made
of the lad, lut he carefully avoided CIV
Ing dmoct or satisfactory answers, evil
IDENTIFY drcadinm the result to himself if
he exposed the inhumanity of his parent.
bat appearances 50 plainly indicated that
Il Great wron" had been done the child
some OF the more INDIGNANT of the citizens
required linn TO lay oft his clothing, when
4 horrible >i"ht WAS presented to view
The body Of the child and his limbs were
laccratcd in Il terrible manner, and from
his knees To the small OF his back hi>
flesh WAS black. Complaint WA, made
to a Grand Juror and upon examination
the father was Enod Il IahIY sum, (n"t
over ten dollars, we hrlicvr) and turned
loose to continue his murdcrous assaults.
Are the laws OF Vermont 80 wanuim"
that no fit punishment Is provided Tor
such Il cross otirnsr. or is the weakness
only in the officer whose duty it Is to en-
force the law Had it been man in
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