St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-28

VERMONT METHODIST SEMINARY AND
FEMALE COLLEGE. The fourth ami
versary of the Vermont Methodist
Seminary and Female College commen
ces on Sunday, the Both inst, ut Mont
pelier. The annual sermon will he
preached 10y Rev. c. w. Wilder. Mon
day the examinations commence, at -
p. NJ, the address before the Alumni
will he delivered 10y c. w. Clarke, ESP,
of Chelsea, with IA poem by Rev. Mrs.
! Church Tabor of Hardwick. On Tues
day the examinations will he continued :;
at 3 i. NJ. the business meeting of the
Alumni will he held. and ut y III the
evening the address before the Esthctic
Society will he delivered. On Wcdnes-
day the Reports of the Teachers and
Examining Committee will he read: at
10 \. NJ, the commencement exercises
will he held.
\ LIKELY STORY. Some New York
Bohemian writes up the following story.
| We give it for what it is worth: In
VolVed in the recent accident on the
New JcrSy railroad were Il Danish no
blcman named PattaSSicSn and his bride
of IL month, on their wedding tom.
| After the terrible crash, the moblrman
| finding himself uninjurcd, began search
| ing for his bride. After some delay
she was found beneath some rubbish.
with her left arm clcamlN severed from
her body. She was borne into AN adj
Joining building where. recovering con
~cioII~ncSS. she suffered intensely during
/ the remainder of the night. Meanwhile
/ the husband hcthought that on the third
/ finger of the missing mrmhcr WAS their
diamond wedding ring. lncauti"u>lN
the fact was openly proclaimed and
search instituted BY and 10y one of the
/ train hands was seen attempting To Sc
crete something" under his coat. On
approaching him the arm was thrown
To the ground and the precious jewel
WAS recovered. The lady was taken to
Newark. and Is expected To rcc"NtI. 50
as to resume her journey before many
weeks.
The Liberal ahu>crS of President
Grant. have prot,.>>cd to think it very
>mohhi~h and improper that Miss Nellie
Grant should he making AN European
tour. though the fact that the wife and
daughter of Horace Greeley are abroad
is all right. But We think sensible pco-
Pile will not grudgc Miss Nellie her
chance to see the sights of the old
World. aS long AZ she l. the sensible
Young lady who wrote the following
letter to Queen Nicturia. which has
found lis way int" print;
L>NGLEN'> HOTEL. May. l-12.
My Dear Lady and Queen: | am
embarrassed at the honor of an official
request. given through Il high officer
/ (your lord chamberlain thinkl. To Ice
presented t" Your Majesty. | should
dearly love to see You. that | might
tell my father and mother that | have
been thus honurcd. | am hut II simple
American girl that am the president :
daughter gives me no claim To Your
recognition a. a sovereign. If. with the
kind lady who i acting ;I~my ehdpcrOH.
| might visit Nou. | should hc very
glad. Our secretary of legation hints AT
some political significance in this OPP
puItunitN. cannot 81 interpret II. and
/ would not wish To hc 81 received. he
cause it would not Ice right. AZ | am
nothing III American politics. and ! am
sure my father would not desire me Ia
appear other than a. my simple and
very humble self. If. with this cNpli-
nation. N"ur majesty will allow me It"
visit y"u, shall hc greatly honnred
and he very proud have written
this note of my own motion. and he
cIu>r think it the night thing I" do.
am. Your maic>tN'> very ohcdicmt ser
Want aud adulrrr. \ELIIEGKA>I.
PARTY TEAINI>G. 1t i hard work
with some of the old line pro->laVrrN
democrats to SAY that they Will vote for
Horace Greeley. hut they have been 81
we'll SchO"led /" Z" is the party goes.
that no matter how many WHY faces
they must make over him. they are.
ready to swallow him. however oh
icctinmallr he may hc {" them. still
they cannot help giving expression t"
THEN feelings. Thus Il Mr.. Jones OF
Georgia. l. tempc>tuouSlN excited about
the situation. and with Il powerful miN
turr of sorrow and anger. he writes tu
his local paper H. follows: ''lfthc Dem
"cIatic party Orders il. will vote fnl
GrrrlcN. 1t will almost Kill me I" do
50. +" admire his good heart for his
signing Davis bond i folly. when hr
prosecuted the men. women. and chll
drrI of ten States. To hope he ill
give ~ SUM- 'I llt' 'lll't> - lll''lll
hospitality mean. He is ~ heart >lN
aye.
MORE CAEIE~. Two more AtldmtI,
cables aI, To- Ice Laid from Europe. ON,
10y the French company. WhIch i work
img it, present line in connection with
the old English company. and nov
pI"p">r> I" lay dow. an additional wiz,
reaching the American coast at New
t"umdlaId. and coming along near >hol,
/" Long Island. and thence direct /,
New York city. and tn have liz office
, with the Western Union company "I
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