St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-29

seSStd many genial qualities. He had Il
poetlcal turn of mind. and delivered one
on Two poems before the Alumni and The
Literary Societies of the University of
vermont. He has also written several
fugitive humorous pieces of much merit
ms disease WIS consumption. Free
Press.
For some time past, VIM. Dolloti. an
engineer. residing ON the new street he
tween Water and Elm StS. has enter
tanned suspicion that his wife was NOT
faithful To hrr marital VOWS and 80 at
last determined to ascertain vhrth,rii>
fears We're well grounded. Accnldiny-
ly, last night, he told his wife that hc
was going away to spend the evening.
instead Of which he ~crrct,d hjm~,h in
Il place where hc could watch the prem
ises. After a short time. he saw Nj.
/ Homer Brooks. the well known market
man Of This village. enter the house.
The husband chen went for IL friend to-
witness the proceeding. and meeting
man. whose lame we have not learned.
took HIM ia the house. where hr claims
he found his worst fears confirmed. lie
Immediately commenced tO ''IOund'
Brooks. " hose. countcn.,Ilct subsequent
/
1t Is said that 10, ''Uituc$~" held Brooks
while HE maze husband administered
the tiagcllJtiun. hut 0u tie. other hand
this is denied. Nj. Brooks expects to
he able To show that hr WAS in Nj. Dol .
lofts h"uN, ioi Legitimate" and proper
purpose, and many of his friends CN-
press the same Nicw.-St iib0H~ Mes .
SPHgcr.
LAMoILLE cor NTN.
Charlie W. Merriam. aged II ycaI>
son at \. {. Merriam. on Thursday last
went out on Il ledge To cut Il small tlc,.
growing there. when thai part of the
rock on which he stood fell prccicitI-
ting him To- the ground. Il distance Of
over ID feet. He was accompanied in
his fall with several pieces of the rock.
and came ont with II broken left arm. Il
wrist "Ht of joint and several bruises.
\ barn belonging to Nj. Alfred Harris.
not far from the fair ground. in Morris
Vile WIS ~truck 10y lightning and
burned within halt an hour. 1t con-
tanned twenty tons of hay some grain.
one hog AID few htm> Loss mot i,r
from 5000 insurance ~l-G.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Rev. :. Mckrcu Announces that he
has nearly finished his history of the
town of Bradford. He. however. wishes
for further intelligence in regard To the
professional men who nave been resi-
dents here: and also I, present bust
NESS of the town. especially OF the vii
Iagc. in all it, various departments
mrrhamical commercial. etc. When
the manuscript shall he completed. and
decidedly commended 10y competent
Judges. it will hr Published. ii the sab
>cIiptiun> tnr the work. hl thu~'. for
whose honor and qualification il has
t,.cu prepared viii fairly warrant such
publication hur ou THAI condition oul,.
ul:IIN\~ ,ut Nh.
The rush at the Mrmrhlcmagn"
lIuu>,. continues More guest, ~ The
house last ~ahhlth than even before.
Every available room and cot yl~ urcu-
pied. The number "i arrivals registered
t"I the week ending Monday night Wa
five hundred and eighty.
W. H. Parker of New York. VIII" ha~
been At Newport Ion several ~,.~"u~.
met with serious accident. uu Iur~-
day. the I2rh inst. While ut Concert
Pond. fishing. hr mad. 20 mi>~icp aud
tcI. breaking his ii-lI wrist. T"rIu-
mattel, there Ms with him - ~killtul SUI
-c"u from Ne. lrk. h" 1T once did
mp" the hlol>.u limb 9nd he. l. now do
iu- finely.
Rev. !. II. Mm~h has i,,.. ~rcmrdto
pc.,ri ous. N,1r in the Baptist Church.
i'm Nrnpoit H., will commence hi>
lah"I~ uc>t Sabbath.
N~HI\Dr"\ cot Nv.