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

Will soon he recognized. and that i
will he greatly stree. gthened by the
changes. Boston is showing much in
tcICSt in the undertaking.
WESTON The case so long pending
between two physicians. DrS. Smith
and t.dnund> in regard to the right %
the latter to practice medicine in thi:
town. lately came to trial. After
/ speeches by eminent counsel on eacf
side verdict was rendered giving DIR
Smith one cent damage.
\ MAN FALLS DEAD IN HIS SLEIGH
On Monday, about 10 a. M. PHILIP
/ Thurhcr. of PittStown. Il butcher. WA.
going to HouSick Corners after som,
sheep. When near the Corners tn,
man who was in the sleigh with hin
/ (\mbrosc Somebody observed thai
/ Thurhcr was sinking back in the seat
/ He died almost instantly. He was for.
/ ty-two Years of age RHtldnd Herdid.
The remains of Anna Follen. the st
/ AlbamS girl who died under an abOr.
ton, have been sent to Stanhridgc fol
IL post -mortem examination and i'll
quest. by the Canadian authorities. II
certainly looks as if the guilty partie,
would be brought to justice across the
line
Ed Barnum. Il farmer at Milton. i,
attempting to dispose of his farm, eat
tie, etc, by lottery, having advertised
it by circular, contrary To the laws OF
the state. He proposes to sell $1,000
tickets ut : each.
y Rutland man thinks bears ar,
about the best stock II man can raise
The meat of one he sold in New York
for $50, For the hide he WAS offered
$40, and he received il bounty of : Is
each for those he raised, which. with
the bears grease. will amount to the
sum of 800.
FIRE AT WALDEN.- "Wednesday
morning last, the dwelling house occu-
pied 10y Enoch d. White, of Walden.
was entirely consumed by fire, together
with most of the furniture The barn
and ont buildings were saved Origin
owned 10y John Sias. of Damville. In
Surance on house, 800: on furniture.
300. Loss above insurance. 500.
The County Building Question seems
To he both settled and unsettled. clean
enough and muddlcd enough. Some
say II l. and some say il i not. The
Governor we understand. has writ
ten To one that no locating committee
have been appointed. and to another
that if the county voted YES. the
committee could then Ice appointed.
Therefore We advise every man To vote.
and settle the question beyond all dis
pute. .NOHitOr.
HEAVY CuurLE. Nh and Mrs sam
ucl Thompson. of Colchester. are Ger
iaimlN IL heavy couple. Mr.. Thompson
weighs - pounds. and Mrs. Thompson
b.. being Il total of 600.
PAEpuNEp. -C;uv. Converse has pan
duncd j. l.. Parker. from confinement
III the state prison. He wa> convicted
at the June term OF the Addison county
cuurG. in ISL. and sentenced for thct.
Years. Charles II. Charles. of Orwell.
has also been paldomcd. He WAS CON
Nlctcd at the county court, in l-12. for
larceny. and sentenced for two ycaIs.
BUENINt, oF \ SLATE MILL. Ihc
slate mill owned 10y Samuel Ray non of
New York city. and situated GA the
west side at Lake B"m">crrr. III Cook
VIE. III the town b1 d~iltibu. Ni> en-
tirrlN destroyed 10y tire. sunday night.
The loss is forty thousand dollars. and
l. partially covered 10y insurance, The
mill Was formerly owned and operated
10y the Western Vermont Slate Com
pauy. The origin of the tiIr i um-
known.
George Buttcrticld. 81 Years of age.
formerly of Brattlchur". met with Il sad
death III Marlboro. recently. Having
gone Ia The woods I" haul It load of
Wood. and not returning To his dinner.
search WAS made, which resulted III
finding his liirle>S body. with his whole
l"ai resting upon it.
B} the death of Is. W. Bartholomew
nt Chelsea. who died i'll that place
about two weeks ago. Gcu. II. Wal
worth aud Jennie Walworth of Govern
Try will probably he heirs to "mc-halt
his estate. which l. valued at from
>IJU.OuO I" $I-O.uOO. Their mother
WAS Il sister of the deceased. and aS he
WIS never married. they are among his
nriIC>t ot KIN.
HENRY Turner returned to Crafts
hIIN on saturday from his confinement
III tn" Orleans County Jail tor the
sh"UtinG "t Charles McRoy on the third
Of March. lo12. without II trial.