St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
lnraI and Sfafr 3frns.

Much local news is forced back up
um the second page.
The Trustees are putting III Il con
crete crossing between the Court House
and Brick Block.
The Supreme Court sits i'll this
place to- day Judges Peck. Redticld and
Ross presiding.
IIowc'< Circus is coming here Mon
day. Sept Ii. AZ will he seen 10y adNrr-
ti>rmcnt> everywhere.
Every man entitled t" vote III st.
.Inhn>burl. should see that his name is
ON the check list before Monday night.
The. South church bell now rings
all the time. How i one t" know when
there j. Il ircalalm
There will not hc service at the
Baptist Hall next Sabbath morning.
tut will hc preaching at Il l.. VI.
II. Johm>hury should give the
largest Republican majority of ANY town
in the state. 1t can 1t" il if the voters
are all ont.
TO to the polls There are nearly
ZOO voters in It. J"hIr~hurN let us
have all who are in town at the ballot
box next Tuesday.
They put to" much com IN the
third story of FIrtchrr'> Wholesale store.
and last Monday it broke the floor
through and came down one story.
some boys in this village have en-
Jagged quarters 1T the Jail. This steal
img door wand gates may he fun now.
but it will grow more serious very soon.
Ministers meetings will Ice resumed
ON Monday. sept. ID. at the study of
Rev. c. VI. S"uthgatr. North Church.
>t. Johm>hurl. subject: ''Scriplural
and legal basis of Marriage"
Gen. Fitzpatrick. ThaNcr and Gard
=
at I.Nndonvillc Grove Friday afternoon,
and at town hail in this place Friday
evening. :IUtl. Give them Il candid
hearing.
The Trustees have put up i'll the
Village the past week twelve new street
lamps These. together with the pm
waite lamps about town. will make our
place much more cheerful a. we'll a.
~afr. during the dark evenings which
aIc Just ahead.
Onc of the best farms ont of doors,
located in the beautiful town of Peach
am. j. advertised for sale ut auction.
Sept H. together with choice hl""ded
stock. farming tools. and the crops
raised ON the place. The present own
81 j. crilzN --to go West
At the Grant club meeting Monday
evening. Bliss y. Davis. ESP. of Dan
Vile made il stirring speech, and he WAS
followed 10y Mr.. Dickey. and he 10y Rev.
\. Webster of South Carolina former
" of Vermont There WIS Il good at
tendance.
Thirty-tivc passengers came III
"Wednesday morning. from the west.
over the =. y q. Travel is constantly
increasing on both th, mail aud mixed
train. When the road reaches Hyde
Park this fall. il is expected t" do much
>cngcr.
ElIcrl CIambcrlin'S house seems
destined To he Il hospital. 1t WAS to this
house that Charley Pike was taken al
ter being run over 10y the cars : and
here h,. lay with but a spark of life t"l
many DAYS. Afterwards Chamhcrlin''
own boy WIS struck 10y an engine. ana
barely lived. Both McsSrS. Geo. {. Ca
huon of Lyndon. and old Mr.. Green OF
Waterford. were taken To this house
after being thrown from their carriages
and severely injured; and now young
almost on the very spot where Pike was
hunt several Years before.
Minutes of the General ConNcII-
lion of Vermont Comgrcgati"nali>tS
were distributed to the churches last
week. The pamphlet contains lO- wei
printed pages. covering the doings ri
and Education Societies. and the usIa
statistics. which, 10y the way. are very