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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09
St. 5uhnsburp Galedunian.
:, .Iohn.bury Vt. Friday. Feb. .. 1872.

., Friends in tins section of the State will add
,,,trriallv to the interest OF the Caedonian by
sending us local items promptly and in brief leg
Nh.
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Draths.

In South Danville, Jan ~ Mary j., daughter nt
Charles and Mary NJ. Adams, aged months
In Barnet, Jan. 30, Miss Helen McLarrn aged 81
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A Card.

A Card.
In hchalt"fthc citizens of Eiardv ick we
tender McSSlS. Fairbanks. Brigham and
licndee, oul heartfelt congratulations
for securing to us an outlet to the whole
world 10y steam and rail. You. gentle
men. have far exceeded even the most
-angunc and ardent supporters of the
great enterprise, and 10y it we are Ir-
minded that this generation. and all flu
turt generations. should hold sacred Ia
memory the fact. had 81. J"Ln-huIH,
Caledonia County. Vermont. and the
whole civ iliIrd world. been deprived
of the vide >pIead name of Fairbanks,
theil financial ability, their honesty
and uprightnts> i'll thcil business. is
we'll as social relations, We fear this
great enterprise " hich not only benefits
/ this particular locality. but the whole
of the I.amnillc valley. would have been
50 far distant that many who have Wit
messed the arrival of the cars in our
midst. and tilrs,' that have illIe.id, had
! the pleasure Of an excursion trip over
| the valleys and mountains L. -. Johns
bury 10y rail. would have PASSED away
/ from the busy tuImoilS of this life Ia
/ the place from WhrlI no traveller rt-
/ tuIU>. and hc,nmumhcI,d with the dead
] long before the citizens "t HaIdwick at
least. would realize Il similar event.
/ In thus Civ ing our united praise To
M.ssrS Fairbanks for them making ust
of their ability and means IN this tiN al
lite enterprise /" oll citizens. We have
no desire OF wish hat t" rAtcnd praise
also +" Mr>>l-. Brigham and lIcmdrt
tor THEN unwcaIicd attention and ;,hIli-
tN t. push forward ia, enterprise. lou
have nohly fought the battles in the
come OH victorious. " hat You lacked
financially. You have made up 10y yorn
Nigur and energy. and instead of travel
ing 10y rail You have scaled the fence,
to false yoU above the dclugc of the
floods To meet and put down all opposi-
ton that might arise against the pro
iect, and especially put down the con
stltutional objections of all high blood
ed citizens Finally You have accom-
plished II great Victory Nou have done
that which most people thought never
could OF would he done. III surmount
ing Danville and Walden hills 10y rail
-Nuu have made the most ardent op-
poserS of the project your beloved and
bosom friends. and made such youl
cuunselors, and that is much easiel
done than To construct the road. for al
Messrs. Brigham and lIendce had to do
Was to take IN the uppuscIs, give them
the necessary appcndageS of Il few
shares X. X. stock, mark them I'D. IL
and switch oil the friends of the tn-
telprise.
PENCILLINGS On THE EXCURSION
TRAIN, FROM HAKDwICK
February |, le72.
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Are two most beautiful oil chromos
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every subscriber of that most excellent
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Henry Ward Beecher. The publishers
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every family III the country. Religious
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When we consider the intrinsic rdlue
both Of paper and pictures We are puz-
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Gard.

The undersigned desire to acknowl-
edge, and return thanks for the grncr-
ositl of THEN kind friends at It. johns
bury Centre. On the eve of Jan. :}lst ,
they assembled at the vcstry OF the NJ
f. church. and filled the heart of their
pastor and " itr I" Overlooking, and left
as Il result Il donation of SlOJ. most of
1t III cash: thus giving evidence of
kind hearts and giving hands. Dear
friends. accept our sincere thanks.
=. :. BRIGHAM,
Mis-. y T.. BRIGHAM.
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-Orem Poland is fixing up eating
rooms i'll Wards block.
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AGENTS WANTED

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means Exclusive territory given. Address the
manufacturers Ri II y Bt RLlNGHAM 100
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Business light ana PERMANENT. Particulars tlrt
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Particular attention given :" III" purchase and
shipment OF Flour. Grain Seed and Provisions
Property bought and sold Oh margins tJuly -
JUSEPH {. CURRIERS' ESTATE.
~ STATE OF NEKMuNI HaoEA DISTRICT -.
In Probate Count held 1T Guilrinl in and fr said
district on the 18th day of January. \ u. Ir12
, lion. Milton { COX. administrator til, estate ri
Joseph {. 'urrirr. late of Bloomfield, ii said
district makes application I" said Court tlr c"I-c
L. sell the whole "i the real estate u sand deceased
/ Iucudu. the honest, al. representing that sale
thereof is necessary Ion thu payment Of debts and
chai .,.- "f administrator
Wh,rrul,,n II - ordered H. said Court that SAID
application come under consideration md hc heard
/ "n the i!th day of February. \ u l-'2 at tue
Probate. tullcr iuildhall aud IT IS further ordered
That all be- sons Interested h' notified hereof bN
uuh!irttiIn II urtl, "f said application and order
thereon three, weeks SuCce--iNClN III til" CJl' DOMAIN,
printed Il II. "iu>hury, before SAID tim" appointed
. E,T hearing that they may appear at sad time
md ul,cr md if they cause. object thereto.
WI II. HARrSiORN, .Iudgc Of Probate.
y Idr copy Of record Attest,
- M. II. II iElSiIofN. -ludgr OF Probate.
~,rAIEOF VERMONT, CALuDuNIA DISTRICT, IS.
- Ia Probate Court held at tn" Probate office i'll
- I"hnshurN within and for -aIi District, On the
81 day 81 February. y. u. ls.@.
IN instrument purp.ItIug :" Ice. the LAST W Ill and
Testament of Helen McG,ran. late Of Barnet,
ia said district deceased being presented I" Court
ny !. ID. Abbott the executor therein named for
Probate. II j. ordered 10y said Court that all per
sons concerned therein he notified to appear
session ui said Court {" br held at the i'rubat,
Otlcc ia u. JuhnSbury on the cath day "i Februa.
~ \ l. is12. and show II any they may
have. AGAINST the Probate. of said Wilf. for " hch
record of this order b. published three weeks
successfully in tn. Ctl-dmian printed At St Johns
bury previous u said time appointed tor hearing.
Il, the Count. Attest
ASA l.. FRENCH Judge of Probate
\ true copy OF Record Attest,
lU!+ ASA \ FRENCH, Judge III Probate.
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EDU-ELLS 4DTEETISENENTS.
WHAT TO READ,
AND HOW TO READ.

Being classified Lists of Choice Reading. with
Appropriate Hints and remarks. adapted To the
iieurI; Reader Subscribers AMI Ia persons in
tCudIu- to form collections OF Books. | vol lime
-! PAGES. Price. - cents Sent free. bN mail
receipt al the price. ID. APPLETON Co.
Publishers. New York.
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"DeacOnS."

Ibis Was the subject OF Rev. Mr. Nun
ray lecture at this place on Tuesday
evening 1t WAS cN identity III endta\ OF
OH the pant of the lecturer to correct
certain old iugl notions i'll hrl>tiamltN
and the church hy holding them up L"
ridicule i'll the person of old dcacons.
The lecturer pretended To give the pic
turc of three of this class " ho had come
under his own observation. and in his
own experience. Two of them tDcacon
..Slnwup' and Deacon ''Ilar,ifacc, }
we're not Just such men a. amy would
| ISL to hc: the third (Dcar"n threat
/ heart WAS his ideal nt What deacon
should be- With Mr.. Murral- power
of Imagination he was enabled To PIC
turr out III the first two cases. the
neancst. wichcde>t and most dcspica-
bic men conceivable. 1t Was Il highly
colorcd. oNer-wrought picture; 50 much
81 III parts a> to appear to us ridiculous.
and detrimental to the good of the
church. and tending to bring contempt
upon the office or deacon, especially il
held 10y one not Young man. low
ever, Il majority of til" audience seem
ed to enjoy TIN. lecture; and if We ac-
cept the u-CoInnInn Custom al making
the .deac"n' cover all the naIT"w-
mind, dnc>s. mistakes and hlnndrrs OF
humanity, then Nj. Murray lecture
was all hight.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
NtIl' II.
Fire Insurance Co..
WOODSTOCK. VERMONT
WOODSTOCK. VERMONT
INCORPORATED. OCT. 80, 1898.
First Policy issued April E l-iU

III" average rate NJ assessments during the past
thiIty-uue years has been only TWO AND THKkE
F"IRTiIs pei cent.
The assessment for the year ending March 81
lei. was iwO AND ONEFuCRTH pei cent.
II asks ,uur patronage because,
/ 1t Is a. HOME CuMrANY managed by Vermont
men. and In=uIing only III this state
. Insurance i'll il j. cheaper than can lie IL
any stock Co.. b"''arIs' II Is mutual ami there
IL" dividends t" h paid t" Stockholders.
g. II t4k's but tire, per cent the premium
mote III advance and asstsses AT the end Of each
Nu,r what Is c,~~arv to meet the losses already
made TINS l".,' IN your money. far possible
III y"uI hands where il cannot h, lost through
any mistakes or dishonesty NJ directors.
l. The Company has II clear surplus over all
Liabilities and H." very h,w average Of
proves that II has teen honestly and ITuienty
managed
December I'll.
THILO HATCH, Pres.
Il. =. >nt TiiGiTE. >tc. tMarIU
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-Oren Poland is fixing up eating
rooms in Wards block.
The Bennett Brothers have bought
out Tahor's billiard business i'll Elan
drrs' block.
y Leap Year sleigh ride OF forty
i've couples went from this place To Lyn-
don Wednesday, dining at Mctiatfey>.
There have been two rumawaN$ 10y
the Californian Office this week, ami it,
been rather quiet week ut that.
!. solomon has bought out Mrs.
Bmke's millinery business. i'll Avenue
House block.
Mclean. the engineer who WAS i'll
lured ut the explosion i'll summers mill
ut Dalton last week. died of his Injuries
on Monday.
-Rememhel the festival at East st.
Johnsbury tonight. Train leaves the
station at 6:}J. returning after the eN-
ercises.
The friends of Rev ". l.. Moves
will meet at the Baptist Hall for il so
ciill and donation visit, on Thursday
evening, Feb. 10, at - O'Clock.
In the Missionary He,dld for Jamu-
arv. 81 900 is acknowledged as received
from the estate of the late Dea. Luther
Clark. for the cause of Foreign Mis-
.ious.
The ladies of the Second UniN ers;l-
list Sewing Circle will have an oyster
supper at the Avenue House hall. on
Friday evening. Feb. Ii. y general
invitation is extended.
Mr.. Geo. f. Howe, Master Mechah-
Il. of the p. & q. Railroad, was the re-
cipient of an elegant gold chain, and
Mrs. Howe of beautiful gold ring, 10y
their friends ut Rutland, ii few even
ings since.
The spring term of the 1t. Johns
bury Academy began this week with
eighty live HupllS q Pi'''>
enough others to make it oven one hun
bred.
/ Rev. Mr. TillotSon will give brlei
series of SUNDAY afternoon sermons
upon special subjects at the town hall
commencing next sunday, +. VI. Sub
iect next Sunday Rev. Mr. Hrpwolth'
departure from the Unitariaus. Morn
ing service us usual. Seats free, an,
all invited.
Saturday morning Il gentleman
came near getting run over at th'
double crossing on Portland street
His horses were frightened by the L. \
o. train. and it was only 10y the great
est effort that he stopped them from
running upon the track i'll front Of the
locomotive. This matter of killing
some one at these ahominable crossings
about our village is only Il question 4"
Tim. il is sure to he done before long
There is Il move on foot To provide
Il new town hall i'll this village-ont
that will seat III good shape ut least one
thousand people. The site Is already
selected. directly east of the Cour
lImls,..l and there is hut one possible
objection To the move. and that is tn,
expense. If this can be ciphered dow
to Il reasonable figure, We are for it
Otherwise We z" ion grading the oil,
hall. and making that pass muster
until our taxes are less than they az,
now.
Gen. Hawley next Tuesday.
1t is very gratifying to us to an
nounce that the Lecture COMMITTEE
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TO SOLDIERS,

The MIRROR \ FARMER. an tlght-page weekly
paper %! forty r-ht columns. ably edited that il
has hu-rI circulation than any other secular
weekly north ut Boston i'll New England. Is sent t.
mon >'iii' "r their widows al unr dollar yr;tI
upon receipt uf price. II l. the unl. paper i'll
America HAT has. since the BEGAN. given sol
iirrs third better chance than any else. Spec
linens frr,. Refers To speaker Blaine of Maine
EN-Gnv- Clailin Of Massachusetts,. EN-Gov. Ward
ri New JcTs",. IN. ti"''. T.. L"rInG 'irn. Butler
lIurHc" Greeley. HrniiInIu + Wade OF anybody
from New hampshire. Address
MIRROR y IARNER MaA,h hester Y. II
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ST. John,burN Athena.um.
Religious Meetings.

LIBRARY AND READING ROOM.-Opcn from y NJ
To II NJ. from > I" g. and from 10 . L. NJ.
V W. THAIER Librarian.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09

What il Nrgetine 1T is II compound extracted
from baIks roots and herbs. 1t is Natures Rene
DIV 1t D. perfectly harmless from any had effect
upon thu ~ stem 1t is uouIishlnE and strengthens
Ing 1t acts directly upon the blood II quet, tn.
nervous system II gives you good. sweet sleep al
night. 1t i great panacea for our aged fatheT~
and mothers: for it gives them strength. quirt>
their nerves. and gives them Nature sweet sleep
It's has been proved by many aged person. II
Is the great Boud Purifier. Ii n sootliul remedy
for children. 1t has relieved and cured thou
sands. II Is very pleasant to take every child
likes il. 1t relieves and all Diseases urlli
Ing from impurr blood. lay the YEGEIINE. Civ,
II fair trial fuI you complaints then You will 81!
I" your friend neighOor and acquaintance Try II
il has cured me
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09

Showed in.
lh, mail train from HardNi ck. We'd
nr>,laA morning. over the +. \ o. road.
rau int" Il $40" drift i'll Il cut III " alden,
and an avalanche of SHOW slid down
upon the engine and tender from the
heights above, most etlcctuallN sticking
the train where it WAS. The passengers
took private conveyance back to East
llardwick, when help was ordered up
from this place 10y telegraph, and men,
engine and SNOW pillow Ncmt to the res
cue. The SHOW hound train was dug
ont. and reached this place about :
age save IL little breaking of the cab of
the Clyde Park
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09

DRY AND GROUND ZINC. LlIHARliE. RED
LEAD, LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD. lin
PIPE TIN-LINED PIPE, IRON PIPE
FITTINGS, PUMPS, &c &c
Our Pure White Lead both dry and ground III
oil. warrant To- he strictly pure, and GuARAN-
IEE that for ineness JOdy and durability. il is not
surpassed by any Lead in the market either foreign
American.
g. in order IL protect ourselves, We have adopt
ed our trademark an eight pointed rel star. with
corporate seal in the centre This is on every
package Of our Pure Lead. Nome genuine without
it. lU2-l4
| Isl OF LEI TIERS remaining in The post office
IL III ii. j Uhu>burV. Feb y. lS7!.
Berube 1hn- Johns; Ii. L. \
Bushell. Miss " r Let'laire G.
Cassidy. i. LcvassueI, j.
tdstOngay, II. McLennan, httv
C"ty McV. McNrty, VIM
Dewey & Noble Mitchell Mar.
Dillon, T.. p.nchHTd. -.
Ducharrur. j Quinby 4 Root.
Hopkins, ID. \. Richardson "
HOsmer, \. Roberts. llhEm
Jacobs NJ Snow, Carrie y.
Jenkins Geo Wilson Mrs Leonard
Parties calling FOL the above letters will please
give the date Of the list.
Ii. ". FLEETWOOD Z. NJ.
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st. Johnsbury Centre.

The following is the record of mortal
ity i'll School District No. ), which com
prises the Centre village. for ISL:
Under years old, :
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DEAL ESTATE MD Personal PROPER
IL 4

DEAL ESTATE NNp Personal PROPER
IL ~ Al AUCTION.
In pursuance 10 license from Probate Court the
subscriber will sell al Public Auction al # the
Head Estate belonging {" the estate II stuart lHr-
NrN. late OF F,.tchtIu. deceased
said premises pleasantly situated ia 'hc Nj
lag ut p,ichHm Hollow. and consist OF Dwelling
H"us.. Ill and shed attached. l3In and shed
attached all III auud condition. with about
Of excellent land With fruit trees III abundance.
sale will hr SAlt kpAN. FEB. 10. lc.2 al
oC clock l.. VI. uIl the premises.
hlsn 1T the and lac,. about t,'u- "f
excellent Hay i'll the barn one III hand top lBu..y
i. u ABBOTT Adm L
Barnet Jan. Il l~.I g1-2
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A Great Storm.

The snow storm that commenced Sat
urdaN afternoon, the Sd. and continued
until about noon the next day, was the
great storm of the season. or of late
Years. 4 good foot and a-half of SHOW
fell, (some say two feet and the wind
dritted it considerably though but for Il
short time. The blockade on travel of
amN kind for Il short time was eiftctual.
The PaS>umpsic train did not get
through to SherhroOke until sunday
but the Monday morning train was only
an hour late. The =. 4 y. ploughed
out their road with two locomotives
and II "gougher. and came III on time
sabbath morning the streets and
walks were not plowed out, and but
f.'; went to church, and those few only
10y hard wading. Monday morning Mr..
Livingston hitched up an eight horse
team, and attached it to Il fifteen OF
twenty feet snow pillow. and together
with several other teams put on 10y the
trustees, made quite comfortable get
ting about before night. Tuesday af-
tcrnuun there was IL slight rain, settling
the SHOW, and we trust compacting it
81 that no wind eau disturb it.
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Large Volume would not contain tn, mass OF
testimony which has accumulated in favor of Dr..
WistarS Bdisdm u Wad Cherry II safe. efficient.
and reliable remedy i'll curing coughs. colds. and
pulmonary disease. Many OF the cures truly
wonderful.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09

Rev. Mr.. Tillotson will give brlet
series of Sunday afternoon sermons
upon special subjects ut the town hall.
commencing next Sunday, l.. VI. Sub
ject next SUNDAY Rev. MIR. Hepwolth :
departure from the Unitarians. Morn
ing service us usual. Seats free, and
all invited
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09
SAFE AND PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT BONDS.

We hav, for sal. rates that pay from II 10 |;
pc! cent. '.u the investment.
Ten PER CENT. COUNTY BONDS.
CITY
- HuOl.
interest pa ,ahr semi Annually in New York.
lu! pam ,liluI- and Iut..IHttt'n. address
~-tJ'I \. GAYLORD y CO.,
liz cli' in Western ~CcuTiti.-.
b. ihird street, IT. Louis. Mo-. and 80
u Ill Str,,I. N,.NN York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09

The spring term of the 1t. Johns
bury Academy began this week with
eighty five pupils and promise OF
enough others to make it oven one hun
lred
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09
Total,
wide Awake and Fast Asleep"

Number Of births in the district, To.
Of scholars of school age, lag.
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Mclean, the engineer who WAS in
iured at the explosion i'll summers mill
ut Dalton last week. died of his injuries
on Monday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09

The friends of Rev. W. l.. Moves
will meet at the Baptist Hall for IL so
cial and donation visit, OH Thursday
evening, Feb. 10, at - o'clock.
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,5leu Embellishments.
Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.

,ALEDONIANS WANTEp.-Pers"Ii> VII" h;,vr
the follow Ing numbers of tho tti'ri'ulIu III a
GOOD state ui pTe-,TNH alton. which they >prv
will uhlile by communicative with tins '.ii"''
y PM = 1r5l. hl-u in I-t9 the blowing numbers
March Il June l. and -. July Ii. sept. IL. and
Dec. ~.
NICKEL. AND COBALT-W;mtrd !" puIcha-,
" Nickel and Cobalt. OTe5 OF Mats. Appl. with
particulars to VAN WART 8 MCCOY.
43 I ham erS Street.
IL New YuIk.
DABBIT METAL Old Typt-the best Lahhlt
ID ing natcrial-ioT sale al the Cairdonian uti,r
| AIDES who are getting tined OF Scw IN hHttor.-
II on their boots can have them r!NIiCd oil and
warranted never IL come of. 10y
eti |. Il. GORlIAM.
MISS KATE MATTHEWS. Teacher OF Music.
vi First door south of North Church.
Main Street. II. .IuhrIsbuIN
4 ASH and the Hi CHEST Prices paid fur FOA
7 MINI. ShCNkS and other Raw FuI., b.
gltf /. Is. GOEiIAM.
81. JOHNSBURN. Vt. JAN. l. ISL.
- The firm of IlaITnun \ FlayIn L. this day dis
solved 10y mutual consent. The business will h,
carried the old stand 10y l.. Flavin. All th"-'
having Unsettled accounts Ill cost by c.tilII.-
and settling within the next 30 d.tlS
W |. { HhERuI' :
l.. FLANIN,
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Excursion from the Valley.

The eXcur>ioniSts from the Lamoillt
valley reached this place promptly at
l.. VI. last Thu sdly. There were go.
all told, filling the cars To their fullest
capacity. The afternoon was spent III
Try ing to get Sulnc dinner, visiting the
Athcnaum. the scale works. etc, and
the party returned on the 4:4j regular
train. The excursion WAS II success.
but had the party notified ON hotel
keepers of their waits in advance, ON
place would have done itself more cred
it. and the cNcur>ionists would have
been better satisfied. Three ul -four
hundred extra t" dinner, is Il number
that puhlic houses of limited capacity
need warning of iii advance that they
may prepare accordingly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09

Mr.. Geo. +. Howe, Master Meclah-
IL of the +. 4 q. Railroad, was the re-
cipient of an elegant gold chain, and
Mrs. Howe of IL beautiful gold ring, 10y
their friends ut Rutland, ii few even
iups since
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09

Remember the festival at East st.
Johnshury tonight. Train leaves tht
station at 6::}5. returning after the eX-
,4rriSeS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

Mrs. Clarissa Crouch. wife of David
ROUGH. of East Rupert, WAS burned 81
rs to cause her death. 10y her clothes
taking Iirc. on January eth. She was
over 40 Years of age, and was II native
nt MiddletoWu.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09

There have been two rIInaw:tNS 10y
the CdIe,ionian Office this week, ami it,
been IL rather quiet week ut that.