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dangerous condition. Last even.
ihg' however, he was considered
to be cut OF danger.
From the Cod Hill Views. Sew, ,q1

From the Go'd Hill News, sept. 19I
.AEoCT II O'clock this morninr
Matt. slater, one of the drivers of
the fi0neer Laundry wagon, came
near losing his life under the fol-
lowing circumstances he was
driving down Main street at n
liVeiN pace. and Wuen near the
f9iIfoau crossing attempted to pull
up suddenly by pressing down
upon TIE brake with fun force.
Ihe sudden and heavy pressure
upon the brake-ir0n caused it to
break, letting him down between
the WhiIiletreeS ana the forward
axle. In this condition he was
dragged hundred wards or more.
the team having become thorough
~ frightened. John Keen, seeing
MS reriIouS position. ram and
caught the team and drew him
out from under HE wheel. Skaters
lett side ana chest were found to
be badly bruised. lie also received
severe internal injuries.
W. H. HLA1VEAT, Cashier of the
Agency of the ""ull of California.
Cold liiil, h"s purchased the ele-
CANT reSidcncc On B street, Viz
glnia city, formerly owned and
occupied " r. y. Graves.
THOMAS QvIHK has been APP
pointed Foreman OF the yellow
Jacket mine, vice Il. Donnpllv.
appointed Fore nan Of the Bel
.lAar
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In CdG Fellows Hall.
HOSE: MEETING

TEN II T. RESCUE HOSE COMPANY
hold their regular monthly meeting
on the first Wednesday of each month
at their Hose House.
II. +. BAILY, President.
ID. W. CROSS, Secretary. jel7
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E,irrlid Sentinel
Ia every morning, Mondays
excepted. by
\ W. CASSTDX.
es OF SUBSCRIPTION:

bne wear. by mail."........slH 90
III months, by mail..... : %
khrrp months, by mall. . 90
Sers forwarded until paid Cor.
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Sagebrush News.

Ellio Independent. Sep. 18th. ]
kNFR. of this place, has re-
letter from Alex. W hiIc
he following particulars
TO new district which
h is now working in. The
lis situate in the Gocse
Mountains eight miles
ST of the City of Rocks
and one and Il half miles
E old emigrant road ana
{trom Keiton, ana Will he
las Ash Brook District.
has as yet been done
{of the mines, but Mir.
oondiB q the Est location
ilchri>t, of Salt Lake.
Isl SUNDAY evening we
ad the pleasure of q cor
Netting from our eSteemei
IOhn Emery, the very ell
heritt of Lander county.
sineSs here was TO deliver
In Scott Il man n2Eled \.
kon whom he arrested in
on a warrant from this
charging him with horse
ke pleased to learn that Mr..
Iradley, of Mineral Hill,
. Charles lane, of Spruce
lave brought their families
blace, and have taken up a
lint residence in our midst,
Iernard and W. l.. Fisher,
Mineral Hill, have also
Pd themselves as fixtures
i us.
RGE SHEPHERD has en-
men and is now engaged
firing his toll road from
lie Creek, over which he Is
Il new bridge, to a point
miles south--its southern
D..
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the Virginia Enterprise. sept. 13.l
AnOW LAKE. gentleman
lslted this once famous but
almost deserted mining
a few days since informs Us
here are now in that whole
Just ten persons. Two per
a man and his wife, con>ti-
the total POPULATION of the
of Meadow Lake last Win
4lhey had for their dwelling
the choice of half il dozen
hotels, eight or ten boarding
lodging houses and large
per OF handsome private resi-
s, many of the latter ready
Shed.
JAMES will shortly begin
tensive underground survey
ne purpose of determining
boundary line between the
Per and Crown Point mines.
Plil be recollected that the
n Point Company claim t Iat
Pelcher Company have worked
F'pon their ground Il distance
Neral feet at one point.
IANK COREY. of the firm of
~ & Doyle, saloon Keepers in
town, is dangerously i'll of
lmonia. His friends Yesterday
- That the disease might take
q turn and terminate fatally.
pas been ill but two or three
lMAYOR EAvEs, who has
unwell for two or three days,
taken with a congestive chill
erday. and for a time was in a
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IL ,,,..,. g.. ,ol
:,
nj EN,-.lne Freat Nouhcii
Rtate 81 y eNaua' iproEed
3i ked Men Is III session az
p press tEls AFTERNOON. \ l
n 'on session OF the Ce"Hcli
oNlng ol1icerS were clertta
ac"enl, T.. Slrot htf' Nu-
nGeht or the ia!tlifi"Ft
Nlea' '0Gill"i - ''''o'V' y;
~ ~ va i'
bi9'i' y N1"i ',, ,rt 80 -, q q
z" ,'i''t e. % ~" ~ ,, NV
T.l'iSnl ,~""it.H ~ I, NJ
n n,t,, i,'Iui Iii, III ,'T"ns C I-1",,a,. l. o'
u N"i' IA ut'I '.t", ~, ~,
Puti' j. n; ilO!dei Nfc"t T
T. aaron -. 4 lieadNai' q, ol
.'f al'P"illtiNe 'iitIVio ,' :
Y. e oce', a''iio"il:H"' i''o
tio'i o' oliiceio "lil ''"o-
nc pi"oV ''''e eN e'''''S
BILL has been Cor
hting, that is, he wentas far
30. At the latter place lie
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
Indian Curiosities.

Col. Franklin Fairbanks received IA
valuable addition to his cabinet of curl
osities one day last week, in some
Indian dresses and implements. These
were the gift of Col. A. p. Blunt, form
erly of this place, but now of the regu-
lar army, and for several Years past
stationed at Fort Butord, Dakota Ter
ritory. The curiOsities consist of Il fine
buckskin coat, deliberately wrought with
wampum, porcupine quilts, and highly
colored threads; Sioux Chiefs dress
and leggings; an Indian riding saddle.
made by Crow squaw at Fort Peck,
Montana; a riding whip with ivory
handle some fifteen inches long, and
two raw-hide lashes attached; IA tobac-
co pouch; an Indian hatchet, bow, and
buucb of six arrows. from Fort Berthold
Dakota.
All this toggery is of incest Indian
make. The buckskin coat lis fine enough
for the bravest Indian brave in the
territories. The dress of the chief is a
savage looking garment, being made
whole. with lust hole in the top to
nut over the head. In front hangs the
trophies of many sanguinary struggles,
the scalp-locks of vanquished adverse
ries. The leggings are fringed and dec
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

death. We doubt whether another such
instance can he found in the state. Two
OF the sons reside in Vermont. one in
Michigan. one III Illinois. one in Mis-
souri,. and one in California. Both
daughters reside in Peacham. One of
the daughters weighs 255 pounds and is
the heaviest person in town. The other
weighs less than 100 pounds and is
probably the lightest person in town of
her age. Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman re-
JoIre i'll thirtyone grandchildren and
nine great grand children, and bid fair
to live to see many more.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
Peachan.

Peacham.
Three sons of Joshua and Mary Har-
riman, residing in the West, have been
visiting their aged parents in Peaclam
the past week. Mr.. Hartman, now in
his seventy-ninth year, is the oldest
male inhabitant in town. His wife is
seventy-fOur and both enjoy excellent
health. They have had family of
eight children-all now living-six SONS
and two daughters, whose ages range
from fifty to thirty-two years. The
whole family, except one who resides
IN California, met on the old homestead
last Friday for the first time in twenty
five years. No member of the family
has ever had any serious sickness and
the circle has never been broken by
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
improvements at the Cemetery.

Those who visit the st. bloomsbury
Cemetery only once or twice in the sea-
son cannot keep up with the march of
Improvements constantly going on
there. Besides the usual work of max
ing new terraces. and keeping i'll repair
the lots and drives, the association are
this year putting in about four thou
sand dollars i'll extra work. Most of
this extra expense is in the new rccciV-
ing tomb and the new building for tools.
material, etc. The addition purchased
Il few Years ago is being ornamcntcd
and worked somewhat. A drive has
been made about it. trees set out, and
the sharp brow of the hill Just west of
l.. Hastings house, is being graded off
and the earth used in the old cemetery
in making new lots. This addition is
fully as large as the cemetery proper,
and vet it is feared not enough land is
yet secured. This cemetery has been
open only about twenty years. and the
original grounds are nearly full. What
will twenty years more do, with such
IN increase of population as is likely to
come?
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
The Lecture Course.

The Committee of the Young Mems
Christian Association. have partly ar
ranged for their entertainments for the
ensuing season. The course will be
opened October 9TH, with Il concert by
the Temple Quartette assisted by Mrs.
Sawyer. already well known to many
of our people. This will he followed
hy ii reading from Prof. Churchill, who
interested lis so much last winter. Then
f. p. Whipple of Boston, will give a
literary lecture Rev. II. NJ. Gallagher
of Brooklyn, the Beecher of the Baptist
denomination, will speak on subject
not vet announced: Thomas Mast, the
artist of Hdrper's Weekly, will reveal
some of the secrets of his wonderful
power as IL satirist with the pencil and
Prof Young, with his electric light,
will take us on IA journey to the sun OF
stars. Two or three lecturers are yet
to he engaged. These will be OF the
best possible to be secured. 1t has been
decided to sell no reserved seats for this
course. Season tickets, $3.50; single
admission, 40 cents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
More Water.

The Acqucduct Co. have completed
the present week Il large reservoir near
the Newell Barker place above Fair
banks village, and connected the same
with the Waterford water pipes. This
new reservoir also furnishes IL splendid
head of water for the scale works
something over two hundred feet, we
believc-and also il stream to Under
clytfr. In case of necessity, the large
fiSh-pond of Mr.. Henry Fairbanks.
which is few rods above this new res
ervoir, can he drawn upon, which would
furnish an amount of water sufficient
for any emergency, we trust.
We are requested to state that if WA
ter-takers will see to it that their fau-
Gets are kept shut, so that no water is
wasted, there will now he Il supply, and
it will not he shut off from any portion
of the village.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
3Harriaars.

At st. .Iohnsbury. Sept II. by Rev. b. NJ. Tillot
son. Mr.. Albert +. Caswcll and Mrs. Cynthia Par
ker all of st. Johnsbury.
At st. .Iohnsbury Centre. Sept. IL, by Rev. Ed
ward T. Fairbanks Leroy II. Parker and Miss Ella
Stevens of st. Johnsbury.
At Barnet Centre. sept. ~, by Rev. J. Service
Mr.. John Smith and Miss Leah Jrmima Rickaby
both of ST. Johnshury
At Brooklyn, y. Y, sept. 10, at the residence OF
the brides parents, by Rev. Lewis Francis \. j.
Richardson, NJ. D.. Of New York City. formerly OF
of Sutton, and Miss Ellie Hays, daughter of II
IIaya ESQ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

....,rrI-I CHURCH,-Mc"tingS i'll hall of Gale
i,,.nu El"ck-tRcv. Isaac Hyatt. Pastor
. ,.uth services at 1890 \. NJ. and $50 +. NJ
~I.rtrh school at 100 VI.
....-l CuuRCH.-(Rcv \. L. Cooper, Pastor.
.,.u'h services at 1890 A. NJ. and G:3I
49, sabbath school at Zoo NJ.
.,G'I CmURCH-tRcv. Chas. VI. Southgatc
I't-'uIl sabbath services at 1870 \. NJ. and
..aI. ". sabbath School at l:iJ T.. VI.
-...>.I CHI'RCH,-( Pulpit supplied.
.rtrh services AT 1880 \. VI. and G:It
. 81 sabbath School at I2.O0 NJ. Prayer
Meetings At each Church Wednesday even
u-- t' 30.
,..uur Iur MESSIAH, UNIvERsALIsT.-(Rrv Il
VI IlIuI-uu. PaStnrD sabbath services al
IL r. VI sabbath School at I2.l5 l.. NJ.
II. .Jnhn-bury AthenTum.
... ,<p ET\pI>G- ROOM.-Open from . a. NJ
.. l. VI from .! to Il. and from to 9 T.. NJ.
". W. TUANER. Librarian.
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Absolutely SAFE. Perfectly ndorlrss ALWAYS
uniform. Illuminating qualities superior IL gas
Burns i'll any lamp without danger of rXp"din. oI
taking iir. Manufactured expressly IL displacr
the of volatile and dangerous oils. Its safety
under every possible test. and its perfect burning
qualities. are proved 10y its continued use in over
RIO 900 tamilir.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no acci
drnt-dirrctly indirrctlv-has ever occurred
from burning. storing or handling il.
The immense yearly loss to life and property re-.
sultin@ from the Use of cheap and dangerous oils
i'll the United States. is appalling.
Til" lnsuranC" Companies and Fire Commission
"r= Throughout the country recommend the "
TRIAL the best Safeguard when lamps used
Send for circular.
For sale al retail by the trade generally and at
wholesale by the proprirtors. CHAS PRATT &
co. los Fulton Street. New York. 800
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West Burke.

The frost Monday morning nippcd
rather sharp, but it was more than off
set 10y Il good half-inch of rain which
fell Monday night. The ground had
become very dry and the springs and
streams very low.
Harvey Silsby's new house on Church
street is about ready to plaster, and
will he ready to occupy before cold
weather comes.
1t was rumored that j. II. Silsby had
sold his mill property to Mr.. Estabrooks
of Danville, but there is il hitch some
where.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

Grated in true Indian fashion. The
sharp. steel-pointed arrows, delicately
feathered, and the battle-ax, are I'M
pleasantly suggestive. Taken together,
these Indian relies are an interesting
addition to Il cabinet already well filled
with curious things
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
= Fair Next Week

'l'iatl"hS are about complete for
I'm ar next Tuesday. Wednesday and
"'' >da\. From all we can learn the
'"'''" necessary to its success is to
'l' good terms with odd Probable
:, III respect to the weather. Among
+, " ,n'hES at this Fair, safe place
"P"NIt surplus garments. carriage
- i''hch-haSkets. etc. has been pro-
u' and will he under the charge of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
A New Safe.


The Passumpsic Savings Bank put in
Il new safe last week. 1t is one of Mar
wins patent, with double doors, com
hination lock, and within the safe, in
the upper left-hand corner, is spheri-
cal crome iron box. with sufficient room
for money and valuable papers. This
inner safe is Il solid piece of casting,
and is believed to he imprcgnable to
any assaults with appliances vet in
vented. We noticed some time since a
test of one of these spherical cases at
st. Adams, when some mechanics from
the railroad shops there, with steel
drills and sledges, labored in vain to
break or open it. This inner safe also
has Il combination lock. The safe
weighs two tons and cost $500. The
Savings Bank is kept in the office of
the treasurer. David Boynton, Esq.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
A Novel Fire Extinguisher.

a half-dOzen men from Boston are ut
the scale works putting in new fire
eXtinguishing apparatus in the SAW and
carpenter shops. This apparatus is Hall
Brothers of Boston, and is simply lot
of perforated pipes running through
each room of the buildings, with IL re-
ceiver on the ground floor, with stops
so arranged and labelled that water can
he thrown into any room at Il moment :
notice. The water pressing into these
pipes is sprinkled over the rooms and
upon any fire that may he ignited.
These pipes are also placed in parti-
tionS and about the .juts on the outside
of buildings. BY this process all the
water is utilized. and where this APP
paratus has been used IL disastrous fire
has never occurred. 1t is an expensive
pIeventiVe,-thc cost for these two
shops being about six thousand dollars,
but the MessrS Fairbanks feel that al
though any fire which might occur
could he eXtinguished with their pres
ent apparatus, they cannot afford the
interruption to their business which a
fire i'll these buildings would he likely
to bring.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
OYSTERS! oYSTERS!!

IL Is september again and we receiving Prov
ldence River Oysters every day, and they very
nice and We are prepared to sell them at wholesale
retail.
MATTHEW'S Il PETTENGILL.
Eastern Avenue, first door west of the Express
Office. sJtf
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WATERFOWL Union Live stock Market.

WATERFOWL Union Live stock Market.
For the week ending Tuesday, September 16 ls73
MARKET BEEF-A few choice $40 90 a 90 90: extra
80 90 a 20: first quality s. 90 : ~ second quail
ity 81 90 30; third quality "a 90 30.
STORE CATTLE-WOrking Oxen and Steers pei
pair. 500 $50 Sl15 s235
Mich Cows AND CALvEs-S}5 a $50: extra s65 a
$50. Farrow Cows s15 a S35
GEALINGs-slO 90 s1S: two years old $50 az y
three years old go s45.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMIs-ln lots, - 20, 81 90
g 20, 80 - 30 90 per head extra "a 90 g 80 pei
head. or y &c per III.
Spring Lambs. y a &c per III.
Veal Calves. 81 90 a s1j 90.
Brighton Hides . a Doc per ID.
Country Hides. - a De- per III.
Brighton TallOw. ; a see per lb.
Country Tallow. : a SIC per ID.
Calf skins Ii lsc per III.
Pclts 81 - a 81 10 each
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

anu LINZ
ment j. tn" best remedy i'll the world for the fol
lowing complaints. viz Cramps in the Limbs and
stomach. Pain in the Stomach. Bowels. side
Ela. Cholera Dy~"ntrry. Colds. Fresh Wounds
Burns Snrr Throat Spinal Complains SpranS and
Bruises thillS and Fever. For Internal and En-
trTnl u~,.
Its operation l. not only Ia relieve the patient
hut entirely removes the C;itIS, of th, complaint
Ii p'urtIrit,> and pr,.vad,S the whole system
storing healthy action /" all its parts. and quicken
iug the blood.
Til" Household Panacea is purely Vegetable
and Nll Healing.
Prepared by
CURTIS \ BROWN
No 2l5 Fulton Street New York
For sale by all druggists. t2LIu74
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Irm advertisements.

Persistent Advertising i'm the right medium
brings business.
w ESTERN TICKETS-Tickets to all points
w West and South via all the first class routes
Call and get lowest rates at Passenger Depot
a. G. HARVEY,
St. Johnsbury, VT. March 5, 1873. 5stf
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Bound to Live.

Young McLame. who shot himself at
East Haven two weeks ago, is recover
ing from his wound. and it now seems
probable that he will get well. 1t will
he remembered that he shot himself
through the body, the ball passing in
below the heart and out through the
right shoulder blade. When he com
United the act he declared with an oath
that he did it purposely. Now that he
finds he is getting well he says the
shooting was accidental, and sends IL
man down here to tell lis SO. That is
too thin.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
Thirt, Wears. Experience of ann old Nnr.e.

bl an Ola
Mrs. WINSL0w's SOOTHING SYRUP l. THE PRE-
SCRIFTIoN of one Of the best Female Physicians and
Nurses i'll the United States and has been used for
thirty years with never failing safety and
10y millions al mothers and children from the fee
bile infant of one week old t. the adult II cOrrcCts
acldity of the stomach. relieves wind collie rrgu-
atcS the bowels. and gives rest health and comfort
To- mother and child We believe il Ia IL. the Rest
and SurtSt Remedy in th, World in all eases of
Du,FHt@rY aud DdrhPd IN Children. whether it
arises from T"cthnG or from any other cause. Full
directions for using will accompany each bottle.
None tirnuinc unless the fac-simile of CURTIS 4
PERKINS, L. on the outside wrapper. Sold by all
Medicine Dealers. t2jJul74
FuR GENERAL DEBILITY the good effects of the
VEGETINE realized immediately after commcnc-
ing L. take it
From the highest medical authority IN Srsd.n.-
As have had occasion To several persons who
for some time. have used Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover. and know that it has restored the
original color Of the hair well being efficient
in removing the itching and dandruff that accom-
panics the falling of of the hair, consider it my
duty IL acknowledge the same Ia Mr. Sachs.
VINCENT LUNDBERti.
Physirian-iH-C chat 10 the King. and Prescrrer
u his LIE
STOCKHOLM July :. l-6s.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

southern and Western go A. NJ. and 1:3C
southern way 30 An Northern and
..,., mails 100 NJ
S S"a and 4 an n r. N % Sdnhe 4%
NJ STAGE mails -:45 A. NJ.
49,, tr,tn = A. VI. Ia l.. NJ.
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p. p. p. p.

DIR. PIERCE Pleasant purgativc Pellets or su
gar Coated. Concentrated Root and Herbal Juice
Anti Billions Granules--the Little Giant" Cathar.
tie or multunin parvo rhysc, scarcely larger than
mustard seed, yet representing as much cathartic
power a. large repulslvr pills being most search
ing and thorough, yet gently and kindly operating
Being entirely vegetable no particular care is
required while using them. For JRundice Head
ache, impure Blood. Constipation. Pain in Shout
d-rs. Ilghtness of Chest Dizziness Sour Eructa
tons: Bad taste in mouth, Bilious attacks Inter
nal Fever, Rush of Blood tO Head, Blnated Stnm-
ach high C"lored Urine, Gloomy Furehodings take
DR. FIERCE : Pellets. In explanation of the RENE
DIAL power nt my Pellets great a variety of
disease, wish to say that their action upon the
system lis universal, not a gland or tissue escaping
their sanative Impress.
One or two, taken daily for a time, will cure
Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions. Boils, ScIofuluus
Sores and Syphilitic Affections of Skin, Throat
and bones No cheap wood or paste board boxes,
but kept fresh and reliable in walls p cents by all
druggists. e l. W. feb % II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
The Way for the Village to Grow.

John Halves has sold his ten-acr lot
at the south end of Main street to Asa
S. Livingston and VIM. p. Fairbanks.
Price, $500. This lot, and the Joseph
p. Fairbanks estate just north of it,
would if opened, give the best building
lots now available in our village. The
land itself is excellent for building pur-
poses, and the location is the best in
town now unoccupied. If opened at
once and sold at reasonable prices there
would he from twenty-five to fifty
dwellings built there within the next
two years. The CdIedOnidn urged the
opening of Spring and West streets for
Years before it WAS done, and was met
10y the assertion that there was no de-
mand for lots in that locality. Let
those who then thought so look ut these
streets to-day twenty five new houses
already erected. and new cellars going
i'll almost every week. The opening of
streets and building lots at the South
End would give homes within five min
uteS' walk of church and academy, and
ten minutes walk of the scale works
and post office. Many wOrkmen now
live at st. Johnsbury Centre. and local
tiles from one to three miles away, who
would he glad to move up nearer could
they buy building lots.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
Lyndon.

SUDDEN DEATH.-Ward b. Knapp,
an old resident, living in the east part
of the town, arose on Monday morning
well as usual, and while building fire,
fell to the floor and died in few min
ntns
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