St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-14

of his ministry. He marks the growth
of the place and thinks he should not
have known it had he not known he
was coming to Cabot.
The praise meeting held at the Con
grcgational church last sunday evening.
was IL very pleasant affair. Rev. Mr..
Cleveland mentioned above,) deliv-
cred very interesting and able adj
dress. which showed deep study and
scholarly att;IinmemtS.
STATE NEWS.
East Montpelier claims the champion
dead beat" His name is Avery Cum
mimgs. and he is Il stakeholder i'll the
Vermont and Canada Railroad. and
wanted to attend the annual meeting
at st. Adams. OF course the RAILROAD
passed him. and. lis he WIS obliged to
stay over night. he slept in an arm chair
ut the hotel. Six cents worth of crackers
furnished him with supper and break
fast Free Press
Not 81 much of dead beat" after
all. The po"r fellow, if he owned and
paid for much stock in the Canada rail
road, must have been beat" out of his
money 10y the managers of the road.
dead" with the ''dr.d'' road The
ride, to the stockholders meeting could
moi have fallen much short of IL funeral
procession and IL well robbed man
could not afford To consume mole than
six cents worth OF crackers At such an
annual meeting, 1t Is SCARCELY short of
cruelty To tWit him of il. This ''cham-
pion' is not alone ii dead beat" The
croTd is Il large one.
The supreme Court of Addison county
WAS in actual session one day only.
Three Ca>cS were argued and the tIlhu-
nal adjourned.
/ The Vermont Copper Mining Com
/ panN are about putting III II steam drill
To facilitate operations i'll their mines i'll
Ncrshirc.
I Thomas Kennedy of North DuXhurN .
sent 800 I" Il New York counterfeit
money swindlcr. and received 10y cN-
press il box containing three blocks of
wood. II was Il very profitable invest
SUNDAY Was h'PpH u'H Tor NV"
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the Mcthndi>t.
BITTER. II. Alhau> Feb. ). the mar
kct wa> fairly active. Wequotc: Com
mon I" iaIr. ~ /" 2'c: medium I" good
- /" :F|r: choice. 80 t"+c selections
=" ana '"r. mere were shipped uc>-
day, ~ tuh> butter ana / boxes cheese
DIR. Bradley, who has been i'll jail
here on the charge of criminal practice
whereby Anna F"lIcn lost her life. WAS
released on hail 10y Judge RnNcc. last
Friday. The bail was cut down from
-5.Oim. ~ fixed 10y Justice Farm>worih,
t"SI .5OOand Mr.. DrurN of llighgate. ON,
of the p"ct"r'S nearest meighh"rS. and
his Wiir~ brother trnm Boston. hccam,
the >'uctic>. We do not know whittier
he has gone. but probably not To Can
ada ~ the feeling WAS 50 intense there
that he fled from il and came whcr,
people are more willing t" wait the slow
process of law. ST. .libtns MESSENGER.
til = ItIt al
trrcut towns. =, ,n,ut of m. St,t,
T.mper,ucc society. He succeeds Rev
L. II Stone.
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MEETINGS. Nr. Dickcy of - JnLns.
hur,. addressed :, recent meeting il
Danville. At the last meeting at Mont.
prlirr. Gen. Stephen Thomas. anon.
athcr things. said he Thought the f;I
Ilhcl of sons could not be indifferent I,
their danger from this evil. but thai
the father of IaurhtcrS should he douhl,
diIincut in his efforts TO Danish il from
the land" Gen. Thomas spoke with ;
tender appreciation of the Suifcring> &"
women, caused 10y the habits of intern
pcramce of husband or son. John \
!. Page made the speech of the evening
clicitimg the enthusiasm of he audience
He had for some time stood partially
aloof from personal efforts in the cause
He remarked that ''he had attcndc,
: but few of the meetings. but if he ha,
been correctly advised. their object wa:
to secure whatever advantage might h,
obtained for the temperance cause
through measures of moral SuaSion
WIN me work Oh moral SuaSlon h'
i"uhd no laui'- us Tar as IL reached' hli
ne '"hSidcred II Wholly inadequate u
accomplish thorough reform; Le!a
measures oil'H' 'ai S'"P the sale "i III
. tO\lrHtllln IlullOrS.