St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25

town at one dollar Il huShcl just halt
vhut has been asked some Years.
Badger and Woods have already
begun gradin" their end of the new
road to the Centre.
Some people in this vicinity have
been gathering their second crop "t hay
since. the, !Oh of October. Rather late
hay ing.
1t j. currently rcportrd that while
the Greeley conN Mention is i'll session at
W. X. Junction to-day. their nominee
for Congress j. in Lyndon. having slept
over and missed the train
/ he best piece. of road III st. Johns
bury i between the Centre village. and
Abel y Picrcc> 1t has been made :"
hy the men in that district VIII" have
taken UNUSUAL pains to have it the best
The seals in the new congregational
church at l.ynd"m>illc. have Il joint III
Iu~ting them tu ones spinal column.
The man VIII" rot up the invention
richly deserves Il patent.
The sales at auction and othrrw Use
continue. One of the most valuable
estates. including farms. houses. man
ufactory and water powers. sis adNcr
tscd 10y Mir. Abel y. Pierce in our
columns to-day.
The balloon voyage. ON the first
page. WAS written 10y Mr.. Luther l..
Holden. ct the Boston .j0UIHdI Il gen
tlrmam who has already taken some
twenty aerial trips. His last trip WAS
most remarkable. AZ all will agree VIII"
prru>r his account of it.
The horse, disease. has arrived. The
HORSES IN Drcw'S stable are nearly all
h"l>,S about town The disease gemcr-
ally runs light if the horses are cared
for, kept warm. fed light with warm
m.i>hcS, and exercised gently
Attention is directed to the list of
lecturers engaged for the coming course.
II is It hill of fare which we are sure
must please the most taStidiou> taste.
The fact will not he overlooked that We
are at last to have the nimitablt. unap-
proachahlc Cough.
The exhibition of BurlI's pictures
III our street on "Wednesday evening
attracted Il large crowd. and gave pleas
ure to all who saw them. These views
are to he exhibited i'll the North Church,
(the Town Hall not being high enough
this evening, the 9th, ut half-paSt :
o'clock All who have seen this eNhi-
hition of art speak OF it i'll the highest
terms The views include many taken
i'll nur own town. as we'll as the best
collection of New England, California
and European views.
We have received. too late for in
Danielnu. some of the items We will
give in an abbreviated form: The Ri.
Rev. l.. dc GoeShrand. Bishop at Bur
hngton. will ot1iCiate in the Church nt
Our Lady of NicturicS. in tins place next
Sabbath. AT the forenoon service. he
ginning at o'clock, Sister Mary jus
tina will take the black veil. At mass
Il large number of children will receive
the sacrament. High mass at 10. Ina
the afternoon the rite of confirmation
viii h'' given 10y the Bishop /" Il mum
her of children and adults
Several people have complained
thai III the report of It. .J"hm~hury cau-
Gus We called the Steele party row dies
! his story Is an invention of the enemy.
Nothing in the CdietOnidH can warrant
any such Interpretation, a. a careful
rrading of the article will prove to any
one. We rmdcaVorcd to report the
caucus H. it WIS. We said that both
Judge Dana and Justice johnson were
now led down 10y the rovdir>: but we
did not pretend To say whether said
l"A dies were steele or Poland men. for
vr did not know. The Inference WIS
that both parties were represented. .
Read the report again and see how it i |
tuuI>clf
Personal.
\ letter from Chicago to this office. /.
from At former citizen. has the follow /
ing: Il see by the CGIeIoninn that /.
Charles ID. Newell has located at your
town. All VIII" know him will con-
.ratulatc -. bloomsbury on the ac,uiSi- I.
ton of ;" >killtul "A man t" the ranks of
The dental profession. Dr. Newell Ger
tainly has rare talent. especially in the
Inc of mechanical dentistry. and feel
~ liberty Ia express my opinion of his
merits more freely than | would if he
even dreamed of my intention to write
This"
Death of Teacher.
ii l. with deepest regret that We are
'hllcd upon to chronicle the death of
N~> Marian b. Sinclair, who died at
he city Hotel, Yesterday morning. For
-cNrral wears she has been in i'll health |
rnt mp To last Thursday fulfilled her
iuilc> H. teacher of the private school
Which she has taught for the last ten
.ral>. Her death was occasioned by
assumption. and she passed over To