St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-20
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

/ FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The Chief of Police of st. Adams mas
issued the following notice to NaSrahi
bows. Similar notices might he lSS'teu
in other places with good effect mere
are numerous boys running habltuallE
in the streets of this village without
visible employment who ought TO ne
in regular attendance upon the puniic
schools. fl discover any such altrr
the first dav of June. they will he arrest
ed as Migrants. and if convicted VIII ne
sent to the Reform School. Parents
and guardians will take notice ana
govern themselves rather their emil
dren-accordingly."
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Here is an instance of sharp practice.
Messrs. Buck 4 Stevens OF South Troy,
own timbercd land adjoining the land OF
one Dufur of WcStfeld. DufIlr Is Il
lumbrlmun and has sold large quaint
tv of logs to Buck * Stevens. | pom
| investigation Buck \ stevens nave
found that Dufur has cut and sold them
four hundred clapboard logs cut from
their own land.
ID. b. Randall of Glover had one OF
his ewes injured last winter by sharp
piece of ice. 1t became so bad that he
went to Boston two weeks ago for ad-
vice. We learn from the Monitor that
the Boston occulist removed the injured
eye. as the only way III his Judgment
to save the other. The operation
promises to he successful.
The same paper informs IT'S that last
week WAS the favnIite time i'll Barton
for interviewing buzz SAWS. y French
man in the char factory 10y the name
of IItchrork. sawed two fingers most
off. Lon Flanders split open one, and
two other fellows who didn't want we
should tell, felt OF the buzz" with
their thumbs. and found it.
Crows are helping the corn up wonder
fully in some fields. and going :" far
with their fun as to pull up potatoes.
and bean poles. if we can believe the
red noscd man we saw the other dHN.-
Monitor.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
\ tender STRIPPING cloped with AN
experienced grass widow from Cas-
Teton. last week. and gCttin" short of
funds at Albany. the couple were taken
into service by Il generous rear admiral
of Il canal boat. the stripping as driver
and his bride in the capacity of cook.
The former WAS speedily discharged fer
incomprtcncy. and the woman had per
mission to accompany him # she So de
sired. but She elected to remain. and
the >addcucd Youth returned to his
parents without her.
"N>i'iN'l''N COT Nh
The long railroad bridge over the
Wiuon~ki river. about Il mile west of
Waterbury,. was burned ON Friday. the
liIc catching 10y sparks from the engine.
y temporary bridge will hc erected
with the least ro>~ihl" delay. and trains
will pass without breaking bulk, to-
d;i or tomorrow.
Om th, 9Th inst. Mrs. Albert DUgar
of West Woodbury. was returning home
from visit I" MIS-. I'M "l fIn"rc:
accompanied '\ her thfrr 'iIidleu dnd
Il MIS-. smith ia descending Il mil TN"
harness hlokr. letting TIE Wagon on the
morse. ne h"r>' ran ana all were
thrown nom the Wagon and part ct
them upon the rocks. Mis-. smith had
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An unknown tramp cmlcicd ht. hou>,.
of Fred Thomas at BIi,tllrhorn on Fri
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WINn>"E cor MY.
\ recent SUNDAY school convention
developed the fact that in Windsor
county there are l".NHo N"uth VIII" could
attend sunday school. 1850 that d" at |
trid' "I,"' that 1t" not. from which it |
may he inferred that the field i"I home /
missionary iah"l II not exhausted IN
'h'I l"'all'\.
An accident of Il very painful nature
hctcll Mr.. Chli>tl. living Il mile 81 two
from Chester. Mir. Chris;v had ascend |
ed ladder in or outside his barn. and .
when at the top the la,i,cr gave way. |
prccipitatimg the unfortunate man to the
ground with such force and in such Il
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