St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26
local apd STATE 5lfas.
Tie auction sale of Stuart tia,FtE
estate i postponed t" Feb. 10.

t-lNt' i l''N' i''ii'' w. N''' $50
The lecture committee raun"t Vet
..:,nounce The. time of the next lecture.
Mr.. Gill, the barber al the ANc!uc
House, has returnish"d and repaired his
hop in tip-t"p shape.
We give elsewher am interesting
Bn>ton letter. from il pen not unfamiliar
t., many ~ on. readers.
The uunual Railroad lall will hc
lad at the Avenue Horse Friday rir-
uinY. Eel. 9th.
\ Musical INVENTION is L" he held
~ New bury. commencing Feb. 9Th, and
continuing four DAYS. Col. II. -. Hop
kin>. conductor: Mr.. VI. u. SHEPPARD,
pianist.
The last Thursday evening iii Jan
uaiy (t"-nighD is the tiuir appointed
for prayer for colleges. \ meeting Will
lie held at the North Churrh Nrstrr III
rht USUAL hour.
Wcare frequent, asked the houls
ii the Public Library. They are given
1t the head of this column III the local
direct ors. "Wednesday evenings the
Library is not open.
The third lecture to young people
viii lie given next Sabbath evening at
the South Church, by Rev. W l.. Noye'
of the Baptist church. Subject: Chris
rianity the Crown of Manhood.
The Good Templars have Il festival
II their hall this Thursday evening.
Ice cream. cake, coffee, &c. will he
served. There will be singing and the
entertainment will he closed by the en-
hibition of the play entitled The Spirit
II l776"
The lectures on Thursday and Fri
day evenings by President Brown. Oh
charles James Fox and William Pitt,
the great British orators and statesmen.
We're. like all President Browns prodGc-
lions. eloquent and finished, and were
mach cmjo,cd nv "ur most cultivated
people.
We learn that 1t meeting oi the
Farmers of the County. under the au-
spices of the Patrons OF Hushandry. will
he held AT The Avenue house Hall Feb
tuary I'D. (Washington'- birthday,
tor the reading of ESSAYS, discussion of
agricultural topics. and {" conclude
with one of Hale's wellknown Farm
rs dinners" with Godst>. music. Nc.
Programme hereafter.
Another Link Completed.
Next Monday. Jan. 30 the +. y q.
railroad commence running regular
trains east from this place. the road HAY
my been coInplctcdto West Concord. We
give the card time at the head of these
columns. tlum which il will he seen that
there will lie virtually two trains Il day
between these two point -c"nncctlnS
with the mail train over the PaSsump-
Sic road. This makes forty-thrre miles
ui the Ncrmumt Division of the Portland
y Ugden.buIg road complete and do
my business
The Railroad Co. have appointed Mr..
Geo. T.. Howe OF Rutland master nc
rhunic of the Vermont Division. and he
will Immediately organize for repairs al
this place.
A Good Deed.
For Il number of Years there has been
4 society of ladies in thi, place known
Is The Ladies' Library Association
They had accumulated from time Ia
time II library OF about 400 volumes,
many nf them standard works, and all
Of them Valuable books. With the
"ucning uf the Public Library this viii
ten. the object for which this Ladies'
Library was started WAS better attained,
aud the ladies began 10 look about 10
sr' What disposition they Sh"uld make
81 their hooks. They had many appli-
".'lts VIII" wished to purchase: hut they
determined that as they had received iii
iht Public Library something that more
than made lis place good. they would
ave their library away, hoping it might
Il" Others good as it had them. They
Voted to divide it. giving one half to
l'arhet and one-half to Burke. as the
hdcleu, for libraIie, in those towns