St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-28
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Meetings at their Rooms. | mon Block frl-
daV evenings AT 800 O'Clock.
lnral aud Stair 5lrns.
Mr.. Russell Arlington is putting
in the foundation for IL new house on
Prospect street
In the case of State against Charles
;. Hastings. for selling beer. Hastings
plead guilty to five offences.
The indications are that there will
hr Il good gathering of the Patrons OF
Hushandry and their friends at tins
place the Fourth.
The Jury were dismissed on Tues
day morning. and the court is now lin
ishiny M court business.
The Methodist Sunday school of
Lyndon hold Il strawberry festival at
Lvndonvillc grove July 10, at 3 =. III.
On account of the Fourth of July
occurring on Thursday, the fdtTi0HidH
next week will he printed ON Wcdnes-
day.
7. Trescott il exercising hand
some pair of grey horses on our streets.
Mr.. Prescott knows good horses when
he sees them.
Col e. F. Spaulding has sold his
place on Summer street. To MIR. Russell
Underwood price 81 80. Mr.. Under
wood has sold his place to f. y I. Far
banks \ Co.
The Fourth will be celebrated at
Hardwick at Montpelier by Il Fire
mans muster; at Littleton by a horse
trot and balloon ascension; and else
where 10y picnics, excursions, etc.
Mr.. :. 4. Ellis will he in town i'll Il
couple of weeks. and will hold himself
in readiness to tune and repair pianos
and other musical Instruments. See
his advertisement elsewhere.
drunk between one and two weeks, and
his friends say he procured his liqnol
at il rum hole over the river. q" am
tell the police where it is.
A small hoy. son of Lorenzo Colby
on Railroad street undertook to ge
upon Il load of slabs OH Friday. fell of
and was run over. 1t was at first sup
posed one of his legs was broken, hut
he is now out on crutchrS.
Rev II. +. Fuller presented tn,
cause of the Congregational church de
stroNtd by fire ut Peshtigo last autumn
at the North Church last sabbath morn
ing. and il collection of los WAS takcl
up.
A wcll-known New Hampshire pho
tnglaphrr has been over the =. X q
Road between this place and Hardwick
and taken nearly II hundred views u
some of its grandeSt and most pictur
">que scenery.
The town is widening ont the high
way between the PasSnmpsic k. X
track and the old Peg Fact"ry-an OK
pensivc but much needed job. That
dangerous place for horses that az
afraid of the ears Il regular trap.
Last Friday WAS Il hot day. Tn
mercury stood at 30 in the shade Il goo,
part of the day. In Orleans count
they talk about 100 and IO5 i'll the shade
1t was the first hot day of the sc;,sm
in this locality.
Very catching" hay weather.
few have commenced having, and Other
would have begun had the weatht
been fair. The grass crop is heavier
this vicinity than before for numbt
of Years. Nothing is needed to ensul
Splendid hay crop, but good wealth,
for curing it during the coming foI
weeks.
Albert 6. Kerr is canvasSing tn
and some neighboring towns for I'll
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