St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-06
IuraI and State Jlrns.


The program of State Fair t" he
held her, next week. will lr found else
where. Cut it Gnt for reference.
The pa>t month WAS the Wett">t
August ever known. nearly eleven
inches of rain falling in many parts OF
New England
Rev. +. c. Cummings. formerly OF
This place, preached at the south 'hWch
Last sabbath morning. and 1T the North
church in the evening.
l. there ANY thing in Il name Saint
Ahan~ gave its Republican representa-
fn, - majority. and Saint J"lnshur>
nave it~ nominee ;jOI majority.
The. Ladies' Benevolent society.
connected with the Methodist church of
,h, Centre. will furnish dinners on til"
Grounds at the State Fair. same a. last
>c:r.
Last Thursday night there MIS- an
other severe. rain. which continued all
dal Friday. Since this time the weather
has been cool and tall-likr. with strong
SYMPTOMS of Il frost.
u. \. Clifford. photographer. has
returned from the Sagucmay River,
where he has been engaged taking views.
He. i now printing pictures of this IA
unlI- resort. which he can show all VIII"
call.
And now comes Josiah :. EMERSON
of Pcacham. with liberty pole which
h,. SAYS he raised" in Barnet. Che calls
it It corm-stalk.) 1t measures thirteen
feet in length. and is Il new variety.
called .Gramt corn warranted t" ma
fuIr the first week in November,
Several tine Grant and Wilson ban
ucrS have appeared the present week.
The new flag was Iuu up to the mast
head" AT 'mdrrclytir town meeting day.
Nr,>r~. Fayettc +. Fletcher and IrI-
Prescott have also run ont very pretty
tllg>.
Ouc of the box ears thrown int" the
rI,cr 10y the collision between this place
and the Centre. huatcd down and lodged
III the bend of the river At Colgate Hill.
and was drawn ont 10y dcIickS last
sunday. 1t was more than Il halliday :
work. to hoist and load it. and I" have
dome it amy other time would have been
o serious interruption t" travel
The North Church sunday school
viii resume its sessions in the afternoon,
commencing next sabbath. at Il quarter
before two. They have adopted the
uniform lessons. National series. Those
mrmhcl> of the school who have not
already been supplied with the current
number. can receive them free 10y call
u- at Howard \ RowclrS.
Man Lost
There Was Il little attempt at excite
u,ut at Paddock village last Sabbath
One l. b. Gray had been missing from
h"mr It week. his family not knowing
anything of his whereabouts. A> ht
had been ont of health, some anxiety
VAS felt for his safety; and sunday he
ny sort Of ''hr"kcn day" with Il good
rIinN and no Camp Meeting OF other
amusement t"I them. they organized {;
company and began search in the neigh
boring fields and woods They didm
tiud GRAY. but he came round Monday
Of his own accord. wing he got Il chance
10 ride and thought he would Z" owe
'o Montpelier for visit. Tie Was g"n
,-ht DAYS The next time hr di>ap
pears. the nrighhnrs won't wnIrl much
Fitzpatrick Steele.
ten. Jud>nn Fitzpatrick addressed
large audience 1T the town hall III TIN
place. last Friday evening. ~ on
leaders know. the General i, on tin
''tc"lcy stump. His address here Wa
ia" same a. given at Newport the WerI
previous. and similar. We presume. T.
all h~ speeches the present campaig
All "\"I the state. We gave Il notice q
In address At Newport in this papc
IN" Weeks ago. and shall attempt II
abstract OF II here He rested his cas-
MAINLY "n the saline -four propositions
"inrh he u>'> III all his speeches. AN
winch are really differences not prop,
>"l"hN on Arguments. The Gener;
spent SOME time i'll personal explain;
lions drawn ont 10y the correspondents