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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
Il Warning to Boys.

This morning. Il little boy went Ia the
pump at the market space. and very
inolishlN touched his lounge to the iron
handle. to ascertain. We presume, If II
was cold. OF course the result was not
only fearful Int extremely painful. The
tongue. being very moist and warm. and
iron being :: very good conductor of
heat. the moisture and heat were almost
instantly withdrawn from the latter by
the cold handle, and il frozc tight. The
little fellow cndcavorcl to withdraw his
tongue. but could not. Several gentle
men went TO his reScue, but it required
the most careful handling to loosen the
BOYS organ of taste from the iron. They
elected saliva upon the handle, and
rubbed it with then hands fully five
minutes before they succeeded, and then
a piece of the skin OF the tongue, about
the sizr of Il nickle cent, was left on the
handle. leaving the surface of the tongue
where it had come III contact with the
handle as white lis though it had been
scared with II red-hot iron. During the
time the boy was fast he gave vent to
his eNcruciating agony in loud and con-
tinuou, screams. New 4ibony Ledger,
Dec. -.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
Agents for the Caledonian.

Watertown MON Live stock Market.
!or the week ending TUESDAY January 1t, l=.@
MARkET BEEF-A few choice 80 - Il . 90 extra
sy - a 10 Is first quality 3 81 - second Ual
ty 81 20 a : -; third quality 81 GOA %.
STORE CATTLE-W urLing Oxen and >trvI- I,yT
pair So, 500 Sl2J Il S2U0.
MlLcH Cows AND CALyE-- 80 -. cItt. 30 l
so. FarTOw Cows 81! I e..
YEARLINGs-s7 10 4 el.: ~, ,..I- old -! -
three wears old So a ST..
SwITE-Western tat none. Northern Dressed
Hogs 81 4 SIC per 10. StUres--N hUles.le Hone.
PRICES OF SHEEP AID LAMBS-In lots. =! -,
g ~, 81 % e. 10 pei head cEtTaS - = - ler
cad OF sc per 10.
Spring Lambs, 81 W g. -
Brighton Hides. :! a II pei 10
tnuntry Hides. - a 90 , pei IL
Brighton Tallow 81 &c per IL
Country Tallow SIC pei 10
Pet-, 81 - e. Is each.
Calf skins IL l5c pei 10.
PRICES OF POULGET-EAtIa La Il , pc: IL Itlli.-
good EediLut poor TO
medium (.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
Graihs.

Ia Passuiupsi, Jan. 10 oi clnEer last, bertha
N, daughter OF Norln=n H. sad Fable a Guss
aged years.
In i.iu P!aL,, " i=,gnsn Dec - ,;rs liaIy
Hall! daughter Of the Lat. Hon jaime, Gen ot
Walden, Vt. aged c. yeaIs.
In St. JcAnsbury, Dec. -. M4Iy Belle, dau- lite,
~ William and Katy Bray aged one year mouths,
Ia Pcacham Dee - John c, only SOB u ehn
I. and Eoxana NcitLTop aged years.
In Guildhan, Jan. !. Annie daughter u Jacob
..ud Sarah a. Russell aged Years
Ia LGnenbuGs Dec. "a Retsy Ulc"tr :. lie Il
randall ulcott aged C5 years
Ii Sheffield Dee - III. Sv!ouou clay e.. 3.
about "a years TIE Oldest man in town.
In Greensboro, Dec. 20 Mrs EebeccA Il CEL,-
relic; of the late Benjamin Glines. aged > years
Ia Albany. Jan. !, Jacob Hud aged 6. wears.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
National Bank Elections.

NALLp">lA NATIONAL BA\k. Dan
VILE Directors Oi1a t'r"ShN. Il. y.
Davis. >;uul ingalls,. Il. j. Lance, y.
Stuckcr. Orra Crosby WITS chosen pres
iicnt. and }. Il. Mattuck> cashier.
I.lIuIiLE CuISIl BANk. Directors
l.. II. Moves. President G.. Watkins,
{. &. Chadwick &. :. N"ycs. +. L.
Mudgrtt. IL. II. P"wr!~. ul" tadN, Y.
t.. Moves. Cashier.
iu;~i NAIIuNAL BANh Ul -. Al
EAN>. Directors. Hiram Bellows. VI
nmgr Adams. Lnrcnz" james, Idwafd
\. H"uic~. and K. Ii. iloNt. Hiram
Below, va, chosrn President and Al
htit >"f,l.., Cashier.
NATIONAL UNION BA\h nr :" ASTON
Dilcctor, William l.. Sowles. Han
yry Stone. Edward y. Sowlcs, larry
.i>tcl,tNn,.. Albert S0Wlrs. Israel ). Jcn-
ison and Hairy Smith; President. Hon.
VIM. l.. ~owlcs: Cashier, c. W. Beebe
WOUDsTOCk NATIONAL BANK. DI-
rcctnls Frederick Billings. President
John Porter. Philu Hatch. julius Con
verse. rank y. Billings Eliakiln John
son. Cashier. Semi-annual dividend
tnur per cent. free Of GOV eminent tax.
+ NATIONAL BANK ct SrRINGtIELp---
director. Frederick Barnard. Prcsl-
dent: l'dnry Burke. samuel Afford
Jr., G.orS" ". Porter ilhcr; Brown,
Cashier.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

y PLEA FOR THE DAIRY.-Thc dairy
mems association of Vermont have their
fourth winter meeting in Rutland, Jan.
l7-l9. This is all well enough, but it
would be better if it included dairy
maids. Good old fashioned butter and
cheese makers are nearly obsolete, and
even husbandry is shorn of half its
power, for the lack of such helpful
Ewes as were our grandmOthers. Here
is field for the display of woman S
rights that nobody will question, and
the neglect of which will make agricul-
ture and all that it strengthens languish.
A professorship of dairy maids i'll some
of our agricultural colleges wouldn't be
the worst thing ever heard of, if women
seel; admission,-Sp"ingfeld Republican,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
Vermont State Board of Education.

The Annual Session nf the TeacheIs' Institute
for Caledonia County Will be held IN the village u
West Burke, commencing Monday January %
nj 10 O'Clock. \. NJ. and closing The Friday iuI
lowing n - clock l.. VI.
ISSTRU CTORS:
EDW ARD CONANT, \. NJ Principal u ia, sal,
Normal School at Randolph;
Miss FANNY J.. TAFT Of CastletOn
The day sessions OF the Institute will be dc voLed
TO the discussion and presentation OF methods vi
organizing, classifying. governing and teaching
common schools
\ lecture may be expected each evening
An examination of candidates Tor State CIItu
cafes will commence on W Wednesday at o'clock. Pm
SupeIintendcnts are requested to notify every
.acher III their respective towns and urge them
IL he present II every session OF the Institute.
All friends of education invited to attend
ClcrGymeu are respectfully requested 10 Use
notice cf the Institute. from their pulpits
The hnspitaiiticS "f The people OF West burbu
are sen,I"us.: rendered I" tii, IneI.IhrIa IL tn
Institute.
Free return Ticket, wi lie fuIni.h,d to ali neIu
hers hn pay tull lar" the Railroad III coming
the Institute.
\ law passed IA I-GJ gives ans t.ach,. he right
To close school and attend It Teachers Institute
without loss OF time.
JOHN II TEEN.H SecIrtAry.
Darlington. jan. IL e9lJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

shafting. and he WAS drawn over il I'M
Ill badly injured: as he was alone at
the time and has, NOT sufficiently rccov-
cred to explain what happened 10 him.
much i left to con ectluc.
WASHINGTON 'OfNTh.
! The Montpelier correspondent of the
Bostor Journal thus refers 10 Il matter
of more than local interest:
/ Rev. DR.. Lords quarter-centurN ser
mon on Sunday last was listened to with
much interest 10y his congregation. He
took for his text the words, :" ! will lay
thy stones with fair cclors and lay thy
foundations with sapphires. will make
thy windows Of agatcs and thy gates OF
carbunclcS, and all thy borders OF pleas
ant stones. And all thy children shall
be taught of the Lord, and great shall
he the peace of thy children" lie an
nOunccd his subject to he The History
and Hopes of Bethany Church" Look
ing backward, the sermon was an clo-
quent and furciblc consideration Of the
principles of faith and doctrine upon
which the church WAS founded, and Il
glowing tribute TO the men--thcir lives
and characters who formed il. Its sue
cess thus far was attributed Ia the fact
that it is based upon the Sure founda
tion. In reference to the future. DIX.
Lori predicted that the church would he
prosperous AMI successful so long as it
held to lie faith III Which ii is built, and
appealed earnestly To the members of
his congregation to rally To lis support.
twenty five years is quite long time
for minister to rcmaiu i'll the same
place the lifetime of generation, |
believe the books SHY. Certainly this
would be indicated by Il glance al Dr..
Lords congregation. on Sunday last rs
compared IL that III l=iI. IiIr noble
men who then formed ;" large nh Gle
ment i'll it have all passed away. The
dcaro.l> of that day were Hon. George
W"rthingtom. c. W. Storl>. ESp.. Alfred
Pitkiu. Est. Gen. l.. 7. Walton and
Hon. William IIowcs. Three have died,
Deacon Stur1s still lives, Il venerable and
reNcrcd man among lis. and Nh lioWes
removed eighteen NealS ago t"the W est.
Joseph w. IIowcS. then the Superinten-
dent III the Sunday school, LETT the place
more than twenty wears ago. On the
teachers then III the SUNDAY school ON
" three remain. Organi>t. Choir and
lanitor ale ali changed artd n;!t:i IT
I'll, m :;l,' Gn!tC.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

faded. owing to the excessive Use of
stimulantS. She died without issue.
but leaves rWo brothers living in Frank,
lin County. one of them Il prominent
business man. one brother. Ia whom
she WAS very strongly attached, Was
killed in Il melee al Charles P"ttcl's no.
tel at slab City" Canada. :,hoiit ten
veais a"n.--Fref Press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
The Railroad.

Building railroads such weather as we
have had this Winter is pretty >eli"a>
business: still. work goes along on the
p. \ q. The tIack-layera will reach
West Concord tomorrow or next day.
being already in sight Of the place.
They have erected Il depot building
down on the meadow. nearly half 4
mile from the hotel. Work on the road
west from Hardwick is also progressing
Il, well rs could be expected.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
5Harrages.

i'll West Randolph, Jan. -. III. j. McAlnster Of
barnard ana Miss Rosa Gould OF ". Randolph.
Ii West Barnet. JANUARY II, BY Rev. John Doie
Nr David DwyeT OF Greensboro and Miss Afar.s
Jet McLauren OF West Rarnut
In Montpeiie: jail. ! Nj. john + M,helllie ct
ST. JchusbuI! aid Miss Augusta J. Huutess u
pnville.
In feaCL,ll. Jan. l, Nj. Dana :. Lu:..s- II
HGrdwick AID Miss Mary Lane of Walden
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

RoUGnlPAssAGEs.-The ocean steam
ers that ply between this country and
Europe. have found the sea very tenn
pestuous of late. and though, thanks to
the perfection to which steam navigation
is ROW brought. there have been no
serious disasters, there is hardly il steam
Ell but has received more or less damage,
and one or two have been obliged to
put back on account Of disabled ma
chinery and IL short supply of coal.
Several minor casualties have also taken
place, and passengers have been severe
" bruised bv the tOssinGs Of vessels.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

Iran JOIi;SAL O& CUNkLINU AND
INNER. Nj. Senator Conkling has
again been exhibiting his peculiar meth
ud Of discussing ii public question
namely. 10 attack the motives OF the
mover, Of il We alc glad I" see that
VII. ~umurr did not meet him on his
chosen field ot personalities. but lett him
Ia reap all the glory h" could get there.
Mr. summers onc-tCTm amendment ca
rncs>ll excerpts the next election from
it, operation, and is To hr Judged upon
its merits. without any partisan consld-
CITATIONS. Nj. Summer H. an udminlstla-
ton senator. Ii may he that he does
not believe in Senator tonklinG, nor
think that hc j. a safe adv i>tr of the al
niIli~traIinm and il may lac that he
does not favor Grants denomination
BIZ; liz i Il WaliiI supporter I'll the Two
chief and mu>I honorable measures Oi
Grant : administration the W ashlnGtou
treaty and the civil service REFORM
Ind II rs understand the constitution OF
tie republican, party, he mag prefer some
one Else to GrdHt for Il second term. and
not BE- property liable to the personalities
of C0nkiiHG. We ourselves think that
Mr.. Sumner. who is deeply Interested III
civil service reform. will see. when the
| time comes. that Gen. Grant is the best
man to carry it out hut he certainly
has Il right To his opinions and to be
! spared insults from men whose sincerity
and patriotism are. to say the least. dit
| frrcnt from hi-. HdrU0,d FO"td"i.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
ST. .Sohnsburp G.aledonlan.
:, ,o,.nsbury VT. Friday, Jan. 10. ,sl:.

friends in this section Of the Staff viii add
,.,.tI,llv 10 the interest Of the Caled"nian by
.,aiuq u, local items promptly aud iii mi't. leg
,,,r form
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
Post ONCE Time Table.

,,oSr Southern and Western $50 A. n. and 80
IN. southern way s:3o An Northern and
stage mails LOO p. NJ
.EEIVE-Northern BOZ \ Al. southern ana
Western lies \. II. anu i:3- p. Al. Southrrn
may I3a p. NJ. Stage mails 81 A "
,tiES LEAVE for the East aud West ChaiilNal
II AS r 4. train, returning 10 e"nn'' win
yG5 train next morning.
,.t.S, hour from 4. Il. 10 P VI
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Lyndon Literary Institute.
i.Y%DDN CESTHF,. VI.

III .pi.GN,, TERM will b,-ir "a lue,.l',,.
ell. 90. and continue ten week
FACULTY:
j. {. HurKINs. \. g.. Principal Latin and ',l.rh.
y. y. IESIsoN. IS. PHI. Natural ScieH,r
Miss MARY G. BRtlFoEp FIcc.PtIcs- Mathematics
and Rhetoric.
Miss SARAH L. MASON. F,cn,h.
MRS. J. G. HOPKINS. Music. F.iutiL- i,., H. ..:,d
WaV-Wolk.
Hiss ELLEN y. fEEEIS- lrnnanshi'
Thorough instruction given il. both tia--iyai and
English COURSES: and special attention paid To
Music and the Ornamental branches.
Tuition and Expenses moderate. Circulars. c"n-
tanning full particulars, may be Lad AZ application
t. the principal or Secretary
I. W. SANBORN. Sc. AMI Treas.
l.,udruvilr Vt. Jal. l. H.. pal
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Manufacturer II the
CELEBRATED Blue MOUNTAIN
GRANITE MONUMENTS. TAI
LETS, HEAD STONES, &c., Sc
Also. importer and dealer ill the w"Ild
renowned RED and GRAY POLISHED
SCOTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS
IABLE1S.-S Sc.
md will import TO order and sell III,
slime for less than can be bought III
Boston. Discount t. the trade Ovri
no designs On hand Please u4ll and
sc.
~. Hh"st"S. n J"I,'I. III ----,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
Dece.,:e OF an Aged Citizen Of Lanca.
ter

Mr. Sarmuri E"Ncll died at the resi-
dcncc of his son. William Rowril. i'll
Lancaster. on the morning of Thursday.
December =. III the advanced agc of -
wears and > months ON the Friday pre-
vio,>. while in his usual health, he slip
ped on some -taii~. dnNm which h WIS
passing. and the shurk t" his system
prov ed too s,.>, r,. to he overcome. III,
experienced hut very little pain during
the days proceeding his death. and pass
ed away III peaceful consciousness.
MIR. RuWrll Was born II DCrryticld
nov Manchester. on the farm occupied
hN his father on the Sth day of October
OF th,. ever memorable year. E7G. II,
Inherited longevity and Il robust consti
tuition. His maternal grandmother WIZ
the d.luhle~, Hannah Dustin. "i colo
NAL fame. whose exploit When taken
captive hl the Indians cH ,"HtC Cana
ia j. Il household tale. His long lii;
found him aIc~idcut of many places. hut
his evening has been spent with hi s"i
William. with whom he has resided t"l
Il Vcai~. \ linl. connecting the dcccas-
ed with the pa>l century, was his pres
encc i'll the tirr"ng that welcomed Pres
idcnt Gro. Washington to New Halnp
shire. u hen i'll Oct, 1859, the Father Vi
His Country visited Portsmouth. The
occasion WAS always referred TO with
great pleasure by Mr.. X. whose memory
i'll regard to the appearance OF w ashlng-
ton, his Tetinue, and the attendant
tlIouGs, was minute and accurate. In
deed for many wears he was among thu
few, aud perhaps the sol" survivor in the
Commonwealth. Of thn~'- y he enloNr,
the memorable event.
Almost century lie walked the rug
ged path. and Whcii Tie opening portal
OF IL second were nearly reached, he fcl
asleep. weaIied with the ascent and hui
deucd with the memories of three gene
ratioh-. Born Oh the natal yc;I of the
RepubIic: passing his boyhood and ear
lier manhood amid its struggles and cA
haustinG War-: voting in every Presi
dental election incluting that r,sultin:
i'll the election of Thomas Jefferson. II
800. to th.oiIt closing with the election
of General Grant in l-i-. ar'tentlN sym
pathilins viii popular public move
mcnt> and zealou>lH anXiouSf for the pros
pcritE of the country with the cArcf!
"nce and NicissitudeS III life safely en-
durcd. locking down Il long roll "i dc
scendants counting Ia the fourth gene
ration. hi, life was one Of usefulness am
his death peaceful passage through tn
vallty separating mortality from tn" III
finite.
The deceased leaves Il wife "f near
equal age with himself. now residrn
with ii daughter i'll Western New OH
five sons and tw" daughters. also a
aged sister at Kirby. VI. and Il brothe
al Manchester. -TorrtsP"ndfnce Ldn"d>
: f,L Gn.fttr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

Ne all consider Iron I'll, clnbrdiiurn; u
>trcn4 III aad power hut how few are aware that il
Is this same element in the system, tina; gives
strength and rigor, and that insutciency Of it
ca:,~os weakness and debility The Peruvian SyI
up i rotoxiie ui iron, is Pl,prrcd ,Aprrs-lN L.
supply this ,italiLing element.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

.,- -;
ilII ~, ',.,,,.I ,,,a.,;no ar I'm
GERS lie'u i ~ 'I'.'' ,1'I ,in,ie.I cn,,
nt .s'Dn VI. rhnm,... n,ss;Jent Crn p p.
n p;,i'; t,oa""rn,' inJ VAIN. / : p. *
nI nv Ha;n,',, r. St.n,, Secretaries.
~ 'I;m,';,,.i .,,iIr..sS ,r.,s u,od,. hy
tdr Ei,,,,,,,I, ,,h.s.. ,I,,,u. IVA.
..>I',.,t,,a,, .,,d cat,,.l,ur,r- Th,l,nv.
III i', '',,,,'.,.,ll,. ,,,,,,I t;,'1.. ,.r !,
'''' wv, '''' ,,,'',,, '.,.,,;,', ~, H..
h', oeP"i' con" n .nti"i '"t
'r'ii't Army ~ ~.
week. hia"e 'ni' ',t"', " ''i 80,
C'rilho r"lhiiiahu'i' W. ~ '''@rf ~
., If St,,t Of Rurlinntuu: iuuior vice
commander, II. T. TAYLOR of Brattleho-
rn: medical director. William +. Rus
sell of Middlehury chaplain. Rev. lIar-
>cy Webster of Essex.
Thc animal meeting Of the gran,
L,L,rn # ,:"n,I T,nnI,rs WA, held al
n,,;.iiprton ~, "Wednesday. when the
t',Iln,rino officers v,.rr ,lr,:trd and in.
ltaIIoJ InLn y Mend of Randolph
:. W 4, r. . Mrs Case of Ben.
rir,,tnn T. ~ Y. r.. Rev. HIP. Cush.
+ inc of East Burke. secretary: G. {. >ar.
cent of Corinth. treasurer.
l,.,,l y I,,oud. who formerly lc>i.
loL in This civ. committed suicide al
Znrth pownal. The other day. by hang
mo- # is thought that domestic troub
L. and the idea that people wer,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
W. Randolph.

H. Gilbert. night Waterman at sails
bury Cos furniture manuiactolI, got 4
ball through his left hand. one day last
week. while caIelesSlr loading and
handling Il revolver
The "'Tc..clirrs Institute commenced
it session 1T the White Church Hail.
on Monday last. \ goodll number are
present, and considerable enthusiasm Is
noticeable. The session viii continue
through the week.
/ Good hard wood stills at ". Ran
dulph al i-l.tn pc. cord. |>ur>rv"
. ut'I-ittr.
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SprcLal 9iofres.
Patrons of Husbandry.

'iIten Mountain Grange No / 81. JohnsbaIl
VI. Regular meetings held the mrs, Sattct1y d
,1yh month. al l O'Clock p. ".
T. V. POWERS Secretary
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

DEAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPER
II TY Al AUCTION.
In pursuance TO license ffuIu Probate Court the
subscriber will sell AZ Public Auction all Of the
Zeal Estate belonging 10 the estate Of Stuart Har
vev. late OF Pcacham, deceased
said premises are pleasantly situated IN Tie vi
lage IF Pracham Hollow. and consist oi Dwelling
House. Ell and Shed attached, Barn and Shed
attached all i'll GOOD condition, with about acIts
vi excellent land with fruit trees in abundance.
sale VIII be SATURDAY, FEE; s L.! nj /
o'clock /. NJ. on the premises.
Also AT the same time aud place, abUut tons Of
excellent Hay. III ii" barn one I'd hand Top Buggy.
i. u ABIiUTT. Admir-.
BaII.ct Jan II 10 9gI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
Corsef & Sias.
b ,uH-Er ->4A-
II YOU HAVE a SORE THROAT.
60 FOR WEEKS tot,u tInt.
I'm KIIrEEDGEs ESTATE

I'm kIIIEEIH,ES ESTATE
L sTATT OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA UI=TEI-I -
In Probate Court, held AZ tho Prnbat- Otoe a.
st bloomsbury, III sait di-tli,J the lftit day -
January, y. D. ~.
Carlos GoidIng. executor II the i1-t ~Ul ami
testament ot Ira kitjIed-r lite Of Lyndon
in said district deceased, presents h5 admin
lstrailcn account Tor examination and allow
anCe, and makes application Tor decree of di-iI.
button and partition, Of the state q said deceased
WheTeupun, IL is ordered by said Court. that sald
account and said appl!, alton ur picrrcd Ia
sion Of said CouI Il be held a. the Probate Otic,
in said -. Johnsburv ON the -th day OF February
\ u. le12, Tor hearing and decision IhIoOn And il
IS farther ordered that notice hereof be given L.
al persons interested by publication OF the SAM,
three weeks successfully ia The Caledoniau IA news
paper published at 81 lohnsbUry. previous to SAID
time appointed for hearing. that they NAV appeal
at said time and place" and show cause il any The,
may have. why said account should not be flowed
and such decree made.
By the Court. Attest.
ASA /. FRENCH jude, 81 Probate
\ true copy OF Record. Attest
9gl ASA l.. RENCH Judge oi Probate.
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Temperance Excursion.

The excursion train over the +. y ..
road To lIardwick left the station ut
this plac" to-day Il few minutes past
: O'Clock. There WAS quite Il dotega-
zion from the Centre and Lyndon, and
the train left here with about one hun
bred passengers. which number WIS
doubles considerably increased at
Danvillc and hcyond. We anticipate
the largest and most enthusiastic tenn
perancc meeting held in Caledonia
CONT, Tor many yeal,. The 'rain was
in change of Conductor i;nlhurst, with
Nose, Wright, engineer Tho day opens
bright and crisp. ana we expect = pleas
AM time tor the cXcurSionist>.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

One of It. Johnsburs 5 luwdics WAS
Anocked down again nj u dance at the
centre village Tuesday evening, receir-
ing pretty had eye. Somebody Will
put head on him" hye-and bye that
Ill STAY put.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
Farm for Sale, Cheap

The subscriber now offers for sale 400 acres Of
GOOD land situated in Victory about 20 acres under
improvement. Price. - 200 with long paw dsy
To all i'll quest "i farms would say ,an aud will
give You g""d trade 500 ,!i and satisfy yourself
oi the fact H. 9. EARNUM.
VICTORY ". 4lti
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
North UanVille.

North UanvLle.
The friends oi j. Il. Leighton. will
meet tor their annual Donation On
"Wednesday Jan. II. al the Parsonage
in the ufteln""n. and the Nr>try in the
evening.
Henr, Stanton has sold his s9oic at
the alag to his brother. w. J. stanton.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

The public are cordially invited to
The examinations OF 81. Juhnsbuny
lcademy to-day Thursday, AID to-
morrow, also TO the Rhetorical exer'i-
* Friday, al 2.iJ +. VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

Mr.. Russell Halletr escaped It ~"ri-
Gus accident Monday III Morris y Had
ley shop. In reaching over til" plan
rr. the knives hit the under side of hi,
hand aud arm. cutting it somewhat. but
making only flesh wounds from which
he will soon recover. This is the same
pluuel that took off Kidneys arm u
wear OF two ago.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

t.kl. /. II. Lombard will preach at
rh. Young Mems Christian A>s"rlHtl"n
Hall next Sunday. subject P"rElH'
Church Amusement.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

Whoever has the books belonging
Ia. the Ladies Library entitled lon the
Heights" aud The Gay ""itlI!'~. l.
requested 10 return The e.,inr n "nr" t"
,ht Librarian.