St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-21
Another Liquor Seizure.

Police otfic,i~. Stevens and Carpcn-
ter. were called upon sunday night to
60 Ia Maple street tu quell u drunken
row. and spent most of the night il
doing 50. and hunting up the ''critter'
that cHI.~cd the tfouhle. They finally
found five gallon keg of whiSkey. IL
til" possession of James Gatfnev. di-
rrcted to John smith" Gatfnev was
fined SlO and costs for selling. and X
and costs for being drunk. and the
liquor destroy ed-in all making the
snug little sum of 81, for the night,
work.
Fire at Greensboro.
Wednesday morning the new steam
mill at Greensboro, was entirely con-
>umcd 10y fire. The fire was first dis.
covered about o'clock too late t,
save anything. The mill was built tn,
past season by Mrs>ls. Simpson. Del
amo X Co., and has only been running
about two months. Loss, 80 900 ol
SN.nOO. Reinsurance. We record thi,
calamity with deep regret. The mill,
sprung up i'll Il place surrounded with
lumber on the stump, awaiting the axe
and saw. to prepare it for market. They
were just ready to run large amount
/ of manufactured lumber into market.
Cause of the fire We have not surely
learned.
L. S.-The above particulars reached
us 10y telegraph. Having seen Il gen
tlcman early at the fire. We learn that
when the tire was inst discovered it
WAS mainly in that part of the mill
most distant from the engine, and where
there WIS II quantity of >haviugS. The
engineer. Nh ". r. Badger. once "A
resident of -. J"hm>bury. went through
the mill at 80 o'clock. when all things
were well doors all fastened. but
when the iIIc Was discovered. one door
int" the ,himglc Iucm was unt;i>ttmtd.
The loss of lumhrI vas only some ten
81 twelve thou>iud shingles. The lum-
hcl teams continue t" draw I" he mill
thiItl thousand of logs daily. and a>
the engine and boilers remain but
slightly damaged. and the actual loss
OF property may not exceed StO.UOU or
Sl2.mo. the work of rebuilding will
undoubtedly proceed without delay.
Barnet.
he lNccum in this village. WIS held
ON Tuesday evening. and Was crowded
To rNrr>>. y variety of mu>ir. songs.
dcrlImati"n>. and rccitatiom>. together
with the "BaInct Star" newspaper. eli
hVcnrd the evenings amli>cmcut> The
subject of di>cu>>i"n WIS. (which WIS
worthy of most honor. Washington in
defending America. OF Columbus in dis
covering it. The palm "t glory WIS
awarded 1" Washington. 1t closed with
an amusing song which created gIrat
mclrlm"nt. 10y Nh. -- III the character
of Mr.. AdoIpliu> MORNING GlulN. an his
way /" Cnu@Ir>~.
The annual meeting OF the Caledonia
County S"rictN tn >crtIt the religious
amendment to the Constitution of the
| nitcd States. Wis hcld on "Wednesday.
at the congregational Church. tStrNcns
lillagc.) at | o'clock. T.. VI. Hon. j. II.
Abbott. chairman.
The friends of tins NOV tlneIIt gath
cred III large numbers. and the aIgu-
mcmt> in favor of the religious amend
mcnt were ot i most powerful. >criptural
and con, imcing character. producing IL
telling effect upon the audience. The
meeting VAS addressed 10y the Rey>. j.
VI. Fni>. j. iln".. of Lowell. c. Powell.
of Barnet. J. Service nf the Centre. j
NJ. B"attir. of iiyr%atc. and j. j. Ham
ilt"m. The officers appointed t"l the
ensuing y"al were AZ t"llo">:
President. Hon. j. -. .khhntt ice
President, Ben. ellison: Secretary. Rev.
J. VI. iicattic: Treasurer. Robert Laird {:
Executive Committee. Ncs>rS. : :.
Clarke. Henderson. shield. Gibson. and
PringIc. Delegates to National Con
Vvntinn New York. on the Goth inst.
Hon. !. -. Abbott. alternate Rev. j.
SCrN ice.