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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-02

been i'll town IA few days, taking orders
for apple trees to he delivered next fall.
He sells the Russian trees. grated on
crab stock. two and three years old.
These are undoubtedly the most hardy
varieties. and we infer that good many
of our people intend to test the question
for themselves as t" whether apples can
he raised here or not. as Mr.. McGovern
takes on an average so worth of orders
IL day.
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ORLEANS NTN.

The Republican county convention,
will b- held at Newport. next Wednes-
day, Aug. 9TH.
The State Board of Agriculture hold
meetings at Newport, Tuesday and
W ednrsiay. August 9TH and 9TH. and at
Crattsbury. Thursday and Friday. Au-
gust -th and 9th. Valuable papers will
he presented ut each meeting. and gen
er;il discussion will he had upon them.
Charles McRoy, who WAS recently
shot by Henry Turner, in il drunken
hrawl at CraftSbury. has since died
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A CARD

pupil OF John X. Paine and Eugeue rhayer. will
receive a limited number OF pupils the Organ
Piano and i'll Harmony and after Monday, July
-. l-72. Terms, for ~ lessons Organ $4,000
Piano $4,000, Harmony. s2O.W.
Enquire of joins ii. PApDo'h- 2Itt
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4. Is. l. AIR ID =.
Manufacturer al the

CELEBRATE Blue MOI MAIN
GRANITE MDNIM E\TS TAB
LET'S HEAD STONES Sc. Sc.
Also importer and dealer III th,. world
rrI"w ned RED and GRAY POLISHED
>COTCH GRANITE ME\IS
TABLETS -A,.. Ar
/ have Polished GIanIt,. nov uu hand
.md Will imp"ri tu order and sell the
same Ion less than can b, bought III
Boston. Discount rn the trade. owen
.7D designs "n hand Pleas call and
81 John.L,~y ~ Juiv l. I-.I---5
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McIndoes Falls.

\ society under the title of We
HHoc~ FuIi~ Scientific CUT" has recently
tiiic observation and study. During the
summer and fall. several excursions will
he made To interesting localities t" col
lcct specimens of natural history. and
to make observations Meetings are to
he holden once in two weeks for the
reading of papers. discussions. and re-
ceiving specimens To form Il cabinet.
Both ladies and gentlemen take part i'll
the exercises.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-02

Religious Meetings
H,rIISI en- t,H-Mr,tin.S III hall of tal"innaIl
El"ck-C Pulpit supplied. Sabbath
-,.ryic,- at Iu.n A. NJ Ia and G::sO T.. Vi. Sab
bath Sch"n al l2O0
MfIn"rI~T en- RcH.-tfev. II. \. SPENCER Pastor.
sabbath services at 1880 A. Nj. and O."
r. sabbath Sch""l al I2.OU Vi.
NoKIu Cu<DL tuuEH.-tR'N. tha~. VI. S"uilisat"
Pa,turJ sabbath services at lu.m A Nj and
t.mr NJ sabbath Sch"nl al ~ T. VI.
SorIn Cu>r'L CHUEH-tH,v. l.. o. lirast"w. Pas
TORI sabbath services Al 1890 \. NJ. and o."
f. NJ sabbath Sch"ol at l2;m Nj Prayer
Meetings at each Church "Wednesday even
ms AT go.
I-<IyIu,AII~r CnUR,n.-,trv. Il. NJ Till"r-"n. pas
tor Meetings III Town Hall. sabbath ST.
vices at /. H. T.. VI. sabbath N'h""l Al l+.W
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Post ONCE Time Table.

CIOSE-S"uthrrn and Western 40 A. NJ. and 80
NJ southern way 30 a NJ Northern and
stage mails 100 l.. NJ.
AREIN E.-N"rth"n 90I 4. VI. southern ana
Western llU- \ NJ and i:.s- T.. NJ. Southern
way ~ T.. Vi. stare mails ~ 4 Nj
Orc,. hours from : \. NJ to- =. NJ
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znraI and State 5lrut.
There are over eleven hundred
amc> on II. JohnshuIN'S check list.

Nv - go
names on -. J"hnNh"lN check list
,.,l,.,.-.,., ,I.J.,,,ti,,, from, this
place started on Tuesday f"r the It.
Leon Springs. in Canada.
vi" "'S'''r' Has 9'''' '''0
mouse u" spring >''''' !" ''' ''''''
mere Is |" w d S''"'' ~ u ~
singers al" musicians =" Lam
Ih'''"'E'S "'N' ''''' >''''H
III "''N''''S''' '"'"'''0
Mrs. Colby ad>rrt'S"s hrr entire
stock ct millinery at low Inquire aS she
wishes t" sell ont her business III inns
place
I1,.. :, I,,br.Inr, Garnet BAND
have been engaged t" furnish the music
for the next state Far This Is quite
Il compliment t" the boys,
.,. -,
'' w.,
"
it arrives there will doubtless Il" some
notice given.
Mr. u.u,, Fletcher has mt an che
,..,,,, ;,,o ,I,,. ,,hol.s.l, s,nr. At the
d.rot and nov, corn i DISCHARGED from
,I, Gem. IN, bors.-uov.r Thi, is Il
Grant ..,viu,, ,f tim. and man la bor
If :. .xr.,t,.d tb,t Rev. Geo. Idle of
II,,,,l,;,,+o, Mas. will suunlv ot the
\,rth Church. and Rev. II. y. Buntnn
,fS,ndusLv Ohio. at rhr South Church.
,.>, S.lJ,,th
new d. VI ''''''H''' III f'''' ''
west "''"'" '''N'
"I'" ''' i'l''" ''S ~
Nllah we h"'N '"'" '''''' !" NV
lure state
Dr. b. r. Olrott has been induced
to rive up his dental office here and
'"'"
" -,
"'''' wiz
The Lecture Committee are gather
NIX up the material for next winters
course. Hcpworth. Murray. Professor
Churchill. Crcad,rl and Mrs Leon Owens
have, h,,u seemed. and probably Gco
N,Dn,.,lL tL. Euvli.h ,uthnr and lee
tu,,,
Nv
orr,ni.d hy Rev. l. McAnn. They will
us,. il for the present for a parsonage
lam, I,,,.it in view ,s :; sit. for u new
,.hu,,h Rev Isaac HYATT. of Paw.
turk.t who has L.,u simply inc thi.
,,,I,,it fan, .o,,,. v..L. h.,s accented ;
,..u from, ,h,. cbu,,.h and will ,ute
u,,,u hi. duti.s .o,u There, were. tbr.,
I,,uti>us IN This church last Sabbath
P.., \ smith ,f Portland NJ, vii
.u,,I, tb,. desk newt S,hh,th.
mere i '"'lS''''''"'e SN Il
"'""' '>i''' ''"' "''''-
"' >''hH'" His '",''' UNA
""' an" "e'' anu ''l'" :" ''"''
cav" Wv NV "'' WI W. "
h'SI' '''' PAST N''N' ny S''li'H >''
hl''h "i ''' S''Nl ness may "c I'LL" III
''''H W '''' 'l''i
r, '''''''' "'''
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-02

SoAR LADIES suffer dreadfully with the headache
and this their hair to fade. Natures Hair
Restorative is a sure remedy for the ache and will
restore the color of blanched, gray or faded hair.
See advertisements 26-27
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SprrmI Jlnhrrs.
PATRONS OF HI>B,NDKN

tIrrn Mountain Grange. No. / ~. IuhusbuIN
VI. Regular meetings held the nrt SIturtdy .
such n,o,.h Al ",l"ck L. VI.
+. V. POWERS SECRETARY
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Wells River.

DIR. James K. Nelson of Cambridge.
y. Y. j. to succeed DIR. Trask of this
place. who goes Ia Boston this week.
Dr. Nelson is Il graduate of the New
York City College of Physicians and
Surgeons hc has practicrd i'll that city
and elsewhere. some three "r four Years,
and stands high. both a> Il phN stefan
and surgeon He i Il son of IN W illianl
g. Nelson. formerly of Barnet. who
stood at the head of the Medical pro
ft>sion for many Years. 4.
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Memphremagog Scenery.

VI. y. \. CIitfnrd, photographer al
this place. has been spending consider
able time this summer about Lake
Mcnphrtnag"g. getting views. He
has already got ont quit" Il choice lot.
giving the residence and grounds of SiI
Hugh Allan, Newport Village, Owls
Head. the Mountain House. and little
choice gems all about that beautiful
lake which an artist :" readily finds
His views of Sir llugh'> place. would
almost make amy one willing /" hr :;
hermit he could have such quarters.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-02
Lyndonville. .

One of the triplrt daughters of Mr..
Albert Bull. and now l. months old.
was buried ON the 10th. another WAS
Thought /" Lee living during the funeral
service. hut i now slightly improving.
The dsra>t. Was pneumonia. follow ing
measles.
The hnu>, in which Rev. MI. Fisk hats
lived WAS sold on the Both /" DIR. j. &.
Copeland. for $1,000. Mr.. Fisk gives
i ready for him. We understand Mr..
Weeks will Immediately erect one mean
the church. on Park street. designed ion
"A parsonage.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-02
Flag Raising.

Flag Raising.
y new Grant and Wilson flag will he
raised at Fairbanks village this (Thurs-
day. noon. at o'clock. \ Japanese
flag will float beside it. in honor of our
expected guests. We should not Won
der if some noise should he made when
the stars and stripes <" up-that is. il
steam gong> are i'll working order.
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Personal.

Mr. Matthew Wilson. an artist of en-
incnce from New York. is in town
painting some portraits to he hung IN
the court room. That of Gov. Fair
banks Is completed. and is much praised
for its accuracy and excellence. Fewer
people are able to Judge concerning the
merits of that of Judge Paddock. but
those most familiar with his features
pronounce it scarcely less exact. This
picture waS made up entirely from Il
photograph which WAS itself Il copy of
an inferior picture. The painting is
thought to he much more il likeness
than the photograph. Mr.. Wilson is
now engaged upon Judge Poland's pnr-
trait.
Mr.. james F. Colby of this place. of
the last class at Dartmouth, is to Ice
principal of the High school at Natirk.
Mass.
DIR. Il. ID. Eastman. late assistant Su-
perintcndemt of the insane asylum ut
Washington. ID. c.. has been appointed
superintendent of the Lunatic asylum
at Worcester, Mass. Dr. Eastman Was
formerly assistant at the insane ;tSN lum
at Concord. y. II.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-02
Sidewalks.

Some parties have been in c"m>ulta
ton with the village Trustees in regard
to putting down some concrete walks
and crossings. Concrete well laid L.
valuable when put down 10y persons
not knowing their business. it does not
give satisfaction. That put down IN
Littlcton two and three Years ago
prov & good far. and the people Of
that place like it, We have talked with
many of the citizens of that village and
they all expressed perfect satisfaction
with their concrete walks. Fit i looked
upon Vet in the light of AN experiment.
let the Trustees test it here. Let them
put it down about the brick block ON
Main street. for instance. fur there is no
part of the town where Il good walk j.
more needed. We presume the owners
of the block would give their consent
to have the experiment tried right here.
and now,
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MuMnonn 0oIthru MIirlIA
cSoi OooNi wv Uni
-.
4 - 3 ILLS uldllCE w.
wnonSr0~H VT
INCORPORATED on The goth OF o'T"hEE la.
DUDLEY {. DENNISoN. Royalton
JAMES h. JONES Woodstock
WILLIAM NJ. PINGRY. Perkin,villr
PHILO HATCH. Woodstock
CHARLES : RAYMOND. Bridsrwarer
OTIS CHAMBERLIN Pnmtrrt
CHARLES \. FORBUSII. Springfield
GEORGE K CHAPMAN Wund-tnck
WILLIAM II. WALKER Ludlow
,u,r,, p.
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JnfrLs.

MT. MANSFIELD HOTEL.
STOWE VI
4 first class Hotel with all the modern improve
mrnts. Accommodations for 800 guests.
y. I. KELLER. Manager.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE,
NEWPORT. VI.
W. +. BOW MAN. Proprietor
PHESIN HOTEL,
CONCORD y. II.
j. K. CROKER. Proprietor.
ST. JOHN>BIRE HOUSE.
MAIN STREET. 81. .IOHNsBU RY. ' 1
O. l. GILMORE, Proprietor
AVENUE HOUSE.
RAILROAD STREET st. JoHNsHuEY Vt
O. Il. HALE Proprietor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-02

from his wounds, and Turner has been
committed to Jail to await trial for muir
der.
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Obituary.

Obituary.
We regret to learn of the death of
jesse Cooper, Esq. of W Nandottc. Kali
rial fever. after an illness of nine days.
His illness was caused 10y oVer-cNcItion
during an "pprcssively hot day. Mr..
Cooper moved from Ir;lshurg. west,
some fifteen Years ago. He had been
for many Years Il prominent lawyer and
business man III Orleans county, and
his removal WAS Il loss to our state. Mr..
/ Cooper was IL man of Christian integ-
ritl : IL man thoroughly respected 10y
all who knew him. and greatly beloved
hv family and friends. and his loss will
| he deeply felt III the church and com
mumity. At last advices Mrs. Cooper
was dangerously i'll.
Hon. Harry IIibbard. who died at the
Mclean Asylum last Sunday. was tol
many Years quite prominent i'll politics
June |. lSl6. He WAS educated al
Dartmouth college. Having studied
law. he commenced practice in Bath il
I~:@. and though much engaged iii poll
ties soon hccamc il leading member a
the Grafton bar. In IS:G he WAS As
Sistamt Clerk of the New IIampshir,
House of Representatives. In IS4O. a
and ~ he was Clerk of the House. II
IS4:}. ~ and 10 he represented Bath il
the House. being Speaker the last tw,
wears. I'm lS46. u and II he was
member of the State Senate. and VA
President of the Senate the last tw,
Wears In lc49 be WAS elected to Con
; grrsS from the third New Hampshir,
district. and was re elected in l-5l an,
in lS53 In lr54 he was nominated IL
the Democratic candidate for t. :. Sen
ator for six wears, commencing Marcl
18th. l-55. but owing to the peculiar con
dtnn of the Legislature that year II
person was elected. At the close of hi
E third term in Congress, Mr.. llibbar
retired from public life. In polite
MIR. Hihbard was Democrat. - B0stO
JOHrndi.
. Apple Trees.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-02

Perhaps II" rr'.l medicine ever gained til" rapid
popularity which 'A-tora has done unr person
relates THEN experience Of it, good effects 10 an
"rhrr- 1t l. vegetable preparation. perfectly
harmless pleasant t" taxi: dos not distress or
.rip,.. but regulates the ~N-t"m. and : sur. T."
"I.rat, when all other remedies haur failed. Any
person VIII" has ever used Ca-t"ria Tor Stomach
Nch,. Constipation. Group Flarul,ncy. Worms
Piles drrauerd Liver. Will never again nau-
SEATING on Bitter Pills OF Narcotic Syrup-. The
Ca~t"rla contains neither Minerals M"rphinr nor
NIc"h"l. Hy rr- ~""thImG. quirting effect II pro
duc'~ natural sleep and l. particularly adapted t"
81, Iul and t,rthu. children 1t costs hur - cents
and on. h"rl, Will many dollars in doctors
bills 21-1n
SKIN DISEASES.
PERRY IMPROVED COMEpONF AND PIN
PIE REMEDY Tho skin Medicine of the Age.
l. warranted T." cuI, Flesh Worur, pmplr- rrup.
tnu- and lil"rch"d DISH ur'tI"n~ Of the face sold
10y al druggists. Depot ~ Bond ~. New "rk.
For Moth Patches FrrckI.>
ANpTAN. Use FERRY : MOTH AND FREQ X
II LOTION. Ihr we'll known reliable and harm
les remedy Tor Brown pl~c"l"rnri"ns ct th. face
Prepared only 10y In. T. G Perry. pcrmat"lngI~t.
- ii"nd street. New York. sold lay Druggists
"NcrNW here. -N
NINE A>DTr> PER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Kansas Registered Municipal Bonds Principal
and Interest paid by the STATE IN New York city.
F,r sale 10y CHARLES DWIGHT Agrnr Tor
Western Bond Board Kansas city, No. II STATE
Street. Boston. I12-
RE INDu >TRIouS AND MAKE MONEY
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For a Superior Class of Musi-
cal Instruments;

For CORNETS ALTOS, BASES. aud all used
III Bands.
For VIOLINS. VIOLONCELLoS. and all used
in DrChestTa-.
For GUITARS, FLUTINAS, ACtORDEONS.
For FLUTES. FLIES, FLAGEOLEIS.
For PIANOS and MElODEONS.
For STRINGS for Niulns and Guitars, and all
things needed in the use and repair of Musical
Instruments.
For Band Music. Sheet Music and Music Books
call at ur send To the store OF
JOHN &. HAYNES n CO..
33 Court St, ("pposite Court House,, Boston.
tApr.2O13
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August 18th.


AT the temperance meeting at the
LNndonVille Grove. the 18th inst. the
Ladies' Sewing Circle of the Congrega-
tiomal Society at the Vile, propose to
furnish dinners to all who may wish.
the entire proceeds to 20 towards fur
n>hlng their new church. We think II
our readers knew how hard they had
Struggled To build Il new church there,
they would he glad to patronize them
To the extent of one dinner at least. il
thereby they might add their mite to-
wards lifting the debt which 81 large
an expenditure has made inevitable.
Work Oh the new church editice is
progressing we'll. The trescoimg is com
pleted. and the work of putting i'll tn,
furniture is begun. Experiments already
/ indicate that the accaustic properties %
| the auditorium are excellent.
/ We understand that temporary seat'
are to he put III the church.. and thai
the st. Johnsbury Band will give Il con
cert there the evening of the llth, the
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#. ,sobnsburp G',alrdonian.

,,,,,.bur,. VI. Friday. Aug. .. 1872.
L.,i..,i. il, tins section "t the state will add
,..,'r,.u Ia the interest "t the Carlonian by
-,.,,,u n, local items promptly and i'll brief lee
OIL l,. form.
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Temperance Meeting.

Tine Nmi-anmual meeting of the
Young Mems County Temperance So
cicty. will he held i'll Lyndonvillc Grove,
on Wednesday August 18th. ut Il. III.
Hon. G.. W. GrandeN of Nergenncs, and
Rev. W. +. Mallilieu of Boston, will
address the convention. Music by the
St .JohnSbury Band. Railroads will
carry for fare one way. Dinner will he
furnished on the grounds on reasonable
terms. The Executive Committee earn
c>tly request all trne temperance men
to Ice represented, as business of i'm
poltance may come up for action.
+. Il. FISK. Pres.
II. 7. Gushing. V. r.. Burke.
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Grand Excursion
-DF-
Singers and Musicians
To Newport. including dinner and trip down th,.
Lake "n the steamer. L Lady of the LAKE.
THURSDAY, AUG. 8, 1872.

Singers Musicians and their friends from all
quarters respectfully invited tn participate !,
GaTnd Mass Rehearsal tai NrwpuItb of ia, spen-
did music lately given at the Grand Colosseum.
Boston under the direction "t Mr. y \. Ellis at
Lawrence. Mass.
\ Srrrnadt Band will bt in attendance t" furnish
music for Il promenade, The. Boat.
Several distinguished musicians are expected I"
he present and ""ntrlhut" I" the enjoyment of the
occasion.
B""ks viii be furnished for Use gratut"u>. Tick
cts can h,' had at the depot including dinner the
hotel and ride on the Lake AT greatly reduced
prices. Returning from Newport On the 10i train
III til" evening. See posters at the dtpnts. -
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GRANITE STATE BITTEKS
BLOOD PURIFIER.

wa C"rs Lirer Complaint Jdund,ce, Dyspepsia
Iudigestion. Constipation. Bilious
NESS and all diSeds,.
aggravated
BY THE IMPTRITY OF THE BLOOD
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-02

The depot at PasSumpSic was burg
larizcd Thursday night. and about II
dollar and fifty cents realized 10y the
burglar. and IL few tickets hardly
enough to pay him for being broken of
Il nights rest. +" say nothing of his
chances ut the state prison. He entered
by forcing Il window in the freight room.
and then breaking the lock on the door
between that room and the office.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-02
Was it a Suicide ?

Last Friday afternoon Il section man
OH the Pa>>ump>ic Road. while passing
from the Great Falls" To Halls mills
in Lyndon. SIM II Nnung"rlN woman
standing i'll the TAIN on the bank of the
river. with nothing ON hut Il dress. and
in the act of selling the remainder OF
her clothing. which she had with her.
at auction. The section man passed ON.
and made IL" public announcement OF
what hc SAW until sunday. when the
Srlcctmrn of the town. together with Il
large party nfcitiZcII>. went to the place
Indicated where they found on the
bank Il Woman'> clothing. all hut the
dress. evidently the same us seen there
two DAYS before. There wa> Il black
silk hat. basque. one plain and ON,
tucked skirt. undcrNc>t. etc. all indl-
eating Il person in good circumstances
The woods were searched in the Viciu
/ itN. and the river dragged down To tn,
falls: but no clue To the owner of Tia,
clothing WAS discovered. II Was al
once cnmicctuIcd that the person Sccl
the description has been missed. 1t i
Il singular fact if il i Il fact that th,
section man did net make public wha
he SIM at an earlier date.
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Over West.

. .I.I.....I. ill.,. "A n..u .., NJ,
v,.,,l,n, ,.,,i,,,L., ui,L,.,,Le
;,.,,,..
standing IN the barn tl""l ON the cant.
and in some way. one of them fell over
the cant tongue aud broke his neck.
The Weld "f hay i very large III
liardWick. and l. nearly all secured IN
good condition wheat and oats art
looking finely com l. backward p"ta-
toes promise we'll.
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a.. -
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49,,
~,
=.
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,rI
Sutton.
Below We give directory OF the bust
ness of sutton:
Merchants Asa p. Taft. II. A. Blake.
Bootsand Shoes David Powers, Rich
ard .Jcnmcss.
EhchSmib Charles \. Pierce
HotrIS f.. VI. Campbell. DIR. Joel
/ Warner.
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A Coincidence.
Monday last. on opening

"A coincidence.
Monday last. on opening Il chest oi
tea at Fairbanks store. Mr.. Spencer
found within the chest placard OF
which the following is Il copy:
The attention N consumers is called
to the fact that these teas are free from
any artificial coloring matter. and are
packed on the premises of the under
signed i'll Japan. At the time of pack
ing. this box contains exactly l. lbs.
net weight. 10y Fairbanks Scales.
WALSH. IINLL \ co..
1t is Il little remarkable that this chest
of tea. with lis enclosure. should com,
to the very firm who made the scale on
which it was weighed when put up il
Japan.
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proceeds to go towards the church fur
niShing.
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Burned by Lightning.

The barn of Henry {. Dawson at
Waterford. was struck 10y lightning ON
Monday afternoon. about four o'clock.
and wholly consumed. together with Il
she'd attached. The barn WAS about
/ 10 90 feet. and shed ~ feet long
/ There WAS burned in the barn about
thirty tons of hay and Il cart. Loss
about ~ .OOO insured for $50. At the
time the barn WAS struck there were
three men in il " hu had taken shelter
there. One only Was affected hN the
shock. and he only for short time.
Mr.. Dawson WAS in his house. and hear
ing the crash. looked out and saw Il hole
in one end of the barn laIgc enough to
crawl into. and fire there. He took Il
pail of water surprising he would hc
able to put the fire ont, hut on looking
through the barn he saw fire at the
other end and in the shed also. He
then turned his attention to removing
things from the barn. and got out two
horses. harnesses, Il wagon, and some
other things before the fire drove him
away.
1t is said that ''lightning never striker
twice III Il place" but the saying is dis
, proved in this case. us fourteen Years
, ago barn was struck 10y lightning and
consumed which stood on the sam,
foundations as the one burned on Mon
day. Mr.. T.. q. Carter owned the prem
i>tS ut that time. The place is on the
Connecticut river. about two miles he
low Lower Waterford
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Notice of Settlement.

An immediate settlement of all demanps due the
subscriber, bearing date prior To April. ls72 is
Imperative. DIR. HOUGHTON.
ST Johnsbury Vt July Il. 1872 25u