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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-03
State Teachers Association.

H. II. Shaw, chairman of the State
Committee, desires us to say, that the
23d annual meeting of the Vermont
State Teachers Association, will he held
in Rutland, January 30 and 81, 1873.
Topics of grand interest to teachers and
leading educational questions, will be
discussed by the leading teachers of the
state. The programme will be given to
the public at IN early day. Lady mem
beers of the association will be provided
with entertainment. Gentlemen enter
tanned at reduced rates. 1t is expected
that the railroads of the state will eX-
tend their usual courtesy of return
checks to members of the association.
Those expecting to attend the meeting
and wishing entertainment. should send
their names early to Prof. Dana, Rut
land Vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-03

taste, and did much to make glad the
hearts of many little one, and add to
the joys and good cheer of the evening
and while literature and the fine arts
were SO literally represented, it is graft
fying to know that at least two hearts
younger or older-were made happy
in the fact that the most heavenly and
inspiring of all arts, music, was not
left out in the cold. Altogether it was
IL pleasant and. think, profitable time
and may the donors, one and all, he
literally rewarded. and live to see and
richly enjoy even yet hundred OF
more similar festive occasions
INCOG.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-03
}lru advertisements.
.r~i~trnt Advertising in til" right medium
brings business.

brings business.
I OSr.-On saturday last. a pair "i Gold Ey,
| 1 Iil~~,> and a square Gold Ony> Stone sleeve
Hutton. with cr,~c,ui and star II. Ii the finder
viii leave them With Nr~Sr~. Howard y Howell
they will hr suitably rewarded. 1t
TAKE notice. want t" hire an honest i'll
l du~trinus man and his wifi for "nr YEAR l."
work on 4 farm. ! shall hr on the farm and take
the charge OF the work
JOHN WHEELER
Concord Dec. 81 LIZ. i91I-
I IEEE NTION-Thi- is tr certify that have
i this day sold t" my IIurlhurt cole, his
TIM durin. TIN, remainder OF his minority I" trans
act business for himself and shall pay II" debts OF
SAMUEL COLE.
Attest u. {. Hrp>oN.
East Haven. Dee eth. La. i9Il'
\-OTICE-Thrrr will IL. a meeting of the 81.
y .Tohnshury Free BAPTIST Church in thirr Hall
Caledonia Block. Jan. II l-13 at :! O'Clock. +. NJ.
for the following purposes:
LIST. T" accept Of an act of Incorporation granted
Ia il 10y the General Assembly of Vermont al its
last session.
ID. To transact any other business that may
properly come before said meeting. I9:5l
HOUSE FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers his
III Nv" story house. containing IL rooms, situated
in south Park Place, for salt" Also building lot
adjoining the premises. {. ii. GILBERT.
ST. Jnhnsbury. Dee. -, l-t2. 4-tf
TENEMENT To RENT-tnr a small family at
L the north end of Main Street. y. FLINT. l1ti
N-OTICEl-This is to certify that my wife. Mary
" Ann Nichols, has left my bed and board.
without just cause. or provcati"n. and this is T."
forbid all persons harboring or trusting her IN my
account ~ shall pay debts of her contracting
after this date. HORATlO II. NICHOLS.
Lunrnhnrr VT Dec T. IS72 i7-Ig.
I OST-Either on Railroad Street at Passump
/ sic village, a Black Tortm"nn". red lining
Tn" finder will be rewarded by leaving the same AT
this office. 1t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-03

luXurlant. weather warm and rains fire.
quent ,-transfcrring to our northern
latitude an institutions climate similar
to that so far south as the lSthmIs of
Panama. The atmosphere was mias-
NAL, and febrile diseases prevailed.
Miasma i'll the atmosphere. if we have
read rightly the opinions of medical
men, not only generates, but gives to
all diseases prevailing where such an
atmosphere exists, IL fatal tendency.
Our place did not escape. The sick
ness here was unusual. The interments
in the 81. Johnsbury cemetery amount
ed to "a during the last year. This
cemetery is used by nearly three fourths
of the people of the town, excepting the
Catholics inter their dead in their Gene
terry upon the east side of the PaSsump-
sic river. In the last two months gen
eral good health has prevailed in our
community.
Charles II. Mutt, convicted of the
crime of haStardy. at the present term
of the county court, has settled up the
matter with the authorities of Groton
10y paving 5000 and costs. Charley in
sisted that it should he announced that
he was ready for trial, but has made no
application since for the publication of
the afterpiecc. Growing out of Nuts
trial was IL complaint. 10y States Attor
ncy May, of perjury, by Susan White
hill, of Groton, III swearing to two
depositionS, chaIgim the same crime of
which Mutt was convicted, ut one time
upon Mutt, and ut another upon another
man. Waving an examination she was
ordered To find bail III the sum of 5000,
and failing to do so, she stands com
mitted. In addition Mutt WAS arraigncd
Thursday of last week, upon complaint
from like authority with the above,
charged with procuring. with the use
of money and otherwise. the aforesaid
Susan Whitchill To commit perjury i'll
the drpositions sworn to by her as be
fore mentioned. After Il protlactcd in
quirN. the evidence adduccd was not
considered 10y the magistrate, sufficient,
under the rule governing in such cases.
to warrant him in binding up the re-
Spondent. 81 Mutt may. if circumstances
should make it eNpedient, have Il chance
to run the gauntlet of the grand jury at
Il future day. One thing, at least. is
quite certain the public believe there
is room for Mutt to try to make Il better
man of himself. and that the time is
fully come to begin the reform in earn
est.
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Wells River.

w els River.
The cold and storm made the audi
ence thin, at Mrs. Foss' Reading last
week but those who came were richly
repaid. The entertainment throughout
was very fine and it is difficult to con-
ceive how Mrs. Foss or anybody else
could improve upon her reading OF
Gone with handsomer man." LA
Chica." or the scenes she read from
Macbeth. Her representation of Lady
Macbeth was worthy of any one of the
stars" among dramatic artists. Moth
ing is palmer than that she supplements
il fine personal appearance, and II rich,
pure. melodious voice, with most
careful and enthusiastic study of her
chosen work.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-03

The annual meeting of the Montpelier
and St. Johnsbury Railroad Company
was holden the same day and at the
same place as the above, for the cleo
ton of officers. Horace Fairbanks, Cal
vim Morrill,, VIM. b. Hatch, l.. p. Poland,
and Franklin Fairbanks, were unani-
mOusly elected Directors. Afterwards
the Directors elected Horace Fairbanks
President. and Jonathan Ross Clerk
Horace Fairbanks continued executive
committees
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DrlfhG.

In Thompson. Conn. nrc ., Cyrus Russell aged
wears. Formerly OF sutton.
In Key West. Florida Chauncry Hatch aged -
yrirs-a native. ct IIardwich.
In Lancaster. Dee. -. Nh chester StrhhnS. aged
IL Years
In Iauca~trr Dee. 18th. Mrs. Susan E"wrlL Wifi.
of Edward E"wrll AGED i wears.
In Eyr-atr. dee. l.. Of consumption jeanette"
W,lch daughter OF In, :. Wrlch. a-rd l. years.
In Cratt>hury Dee y. Mrs. Mary +. Tucker
aged l. wears
In Y"ukcr~. y. Y. dee Il. Hon Iu>tu~ Law
renee. AGED - wears. >,'n III law OF Sumner Frost
of DtrlN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-03
From the Washington National Republican Dec. "a
Forefathers' Day.

The anniversary sociable of the New
England Society took place last eve
ming, at Masonic Temple. 1t was made
IL happy and complete success by the
presence of IL large throng of the de
scendants of Plymouth sires. Judge
Poland, president of the society, made
an opening address, in that beautiful
and eloquent vein for which he is so
noted. and remarks of the most happy
character followed from Senator Patter-
son and Hon. Horace Maynard. The
congralulatory exercises concluded with
IL beautiful original poem from Almont
Barnes, Esq, entitled ''Nermont." The
programme of dancing then commenced
to the music of Donch's band. The
various committees were prompt in the
discharge oi their respective duties. and
at IL seasOnable hour the party, much
gratitied with the evenings entertain
mcnt. separated for their homes.
The following letter was read from
Vice President Colf;lX:
PITTSBURG, Dec. 2lst, 1872.
My DEAR SIR just as | was lcav-
ing Washington night before last, | re-
ceived the complimentary card for the
New England sociable, with your kind
note accompanying it. With thanks
for the invitation with which | have
been hOnored, regret to reply that |
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-03
Village Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Village
Corporation of St .John>hurl MIS- holden
january lst. at the town hall. Barron
Moulton WAS reelected President. and
VIM. =. Fairbanks. Clerk. Mr.. +. de
clincd the acceptance of the office. when
Dennis MAY WAS elected in his place.
Report of the ,lOing> of the Trustees
was presented 10y II. &. Hastings. show
ing Il village debit of ~l-9.32 Luke
BuZzcll. Il. &. Cor>cr. {. \. sylvester,
John ID. Miller and CYRUS Sargent. were
chosen Trustees. Barron Muultnn was
elected Treasurer. and solomon Hum
phrcy Collector. To collect the illa~c and
highway taxes for $500. Daniel Col
by, Il. +. Rollins, John \. stevens,
Danforth Wiley. Marcus ID. l.. Smith.
Alexander Stuart. and Charles l.. Car
pcntcr were elected Fire WardcnS. &.
r. Ramsay. \. VI. Cook. and W. +.
Fairbanks. were elected Auditors. Adj
iourucd to last Thursday in May next,
ut : o'clock. p. IN.
VIM. i. Fairbanks. from Il committee
appointed Il wear ago to investigate the
question of suppl wing the village with
water. made Il report. which WAS az
copied and ordered To hc published in
the village papers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-03
Essex Railroad.

Essex Railroad.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders was holden at the office of the
Company, in st. Johnsbury, December
eth. for the election of Board of Di-
rectors. The number of votes given
1872. and all for Horace Fairbanks. G.
Morrill,, w. b. Hatch. :. ;. Gould and j
W. Hartshorn. At subsequent meet
ing of the Directors, Horace Fairhank,
was chosen President, and Calvin Nor
rill continued executive committee o
said Essex Railroad Company, anG
Jonathan Ross elected Clerk.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-03

shall be in Ohio with my family till
after New Years, and that severe
domestic atfiiction prevents me from at
tending public festivities this winter.
Yours truly, SCHUYLER COLFAX.
Hon. LUKE p. POLAND, House of Rep
resentatiyeS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-03
VOL. vii, 1878.
OLD AND NEW.
The Peoples Magazine.
EDITED BY EDWARD I. HALE.

EDITED BY EpN Akh l. HALL
The enlarged resources placed in the hands of
the OLD AND NEW. by the public and by the
proprietors enable them to announce volume Of
wider interest than they have ever published
Mrs. Greenough'S story, "Pythonia,'' and
Mr.. Haie'- story, II ps and Downs.
will be continued and completed i'll this volume.
y series of Short Stories by
Mrs. Meredith. Mrs. stowe. Mrs whitney,
Miss Hale. Mr., Perkins, Mr. Loring.
and others has been engaged.
MIR. Martinear.s Series
will he continued IN papers on The Church and its
Exclusive Claims, scripture. and the Limits of
lis Authority" God in Humanity" &c.
The series of articles Political Science by gen
tIrmrn of rrcornizrd ability, will comprise papers
ON Railroads, servants or Masters rThe Ballot
IN Eni"n@ h indian ms Ii% Suffrage
of Women" Equal Taxati"n," t"Tafins and Pro
lection. What the New administration must do, "
Labor and Wages Question.
The subjects OF critical interest i'll
NATURAL HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY
will bc illustrated 10y different gentlemen eminent
in their lines of research. We shall soon hav" the
pleasure OF printing papers. among others by Prot
Lesley, Mr. bail. Dr. Kellogg. DIR. Gray, and Pr,si
dent Hill.
THE EXAMINER
is not confined to the review of the publications of
a few houses but attempts Ia give some account al
the more important issurs from the French, Ger.
man, and English press. well as our own.
TIE RECORD OF PROGRESS
describes the substantial advance which the world
has made. i'll whatever direction or in whatever rr
gion with special reference I" improvements i'll do
nestle lif, which may he attempted i'll America.
The magaZin" will be under the editorial charge
of Edward f. Hale. who will have wider assistance
than heretofore in the management of its journal
Department
GIVEN AWAY!
The beautiful Chrum"lith "CONFIDENCE,' by
IIammrt Filings. presented Ia every Renewal
and New Subscriber Ia OLD AND NEW f"I
l7i at - 90 at s425 the hr"mnlith will he fur
nished handsomely mounted, ready for framing
size: lOXli
Subscriptions received by all Book and News
dealers at Publishers rates.
ROBERTS BROTHERS. Publishers
No II3 Washington Street Boston
S,ANLES RANDALL'S ESTATE.
I - The Subscribers having been appointed by til,
Honorable Probate, curt for the district u talc"nia
commissioners 10 receive. examine and ADJUST al
claims and demands of all persons against the
estate of Saycs Randall of Lyndon. i'll said district
represented iu-"lyrnt. and the term of sN months
from the I'd daV of December l-.2. being allow
ed 10y said Court to the creditors OF SAID SaNl"'
Randall exhibit and prov" their r".Pccilv,
claims before us: Give notice that "" Will attend
l" the duties of appointment AT til" dwelling
huu>,. of Saylcs Randall, i'll Lyndon. III SAID dis
trirt Oh the first Monday of March and j unc nrNi
| at one o'clock. i'll the afternoon. On each al SAID
DAYS.
CHARLES ROGERS. JR, (c,,,,,.,.
i9-5l L. W. SPAULplNG,
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Hear We the mighty Centaur's tread

Hear We the mighty Centaur's tread
See the long line of myriad dead
With hnnf of horse and human head
Rise up and speak!
Twas proud Olympus gave us birth;
For Thousand years rnamrd the earth
Eat prriumed flowers of the century plant
Drank liquid from the volcanoes mouth.
slew man and beast Ia play part.
Then restored To life by the Crntaur's art:
Chased wild mares On the field of Mars
Lived nn the earth. and slept among the stars.
On other missions now we're sent.
To bless mankind with an cmollirnt
OF which the world nr'cr hath drcamt,
Even our CENTAUR lINIMENT.
Ii hauShrS pain and all such things
Cures burns and scalds, poisonous stin=s-
Rheumatic horrors SCarcs away.
ImhrTS stiff, joints i'll Il sin. lc day.
Poor crippl,'s in their h"hhling way.
Limp i'll "n crutchrs-thrn walk away.
Fear not dumb horse, thy friend now speaks.
Who'll heal your wounds. and make ynu leap
Ten hars-Iilcs uf oats to bolt.
And tIi-k about like vnnd"r colt,
Yellow wrapper j. the thing for brutes,
Whit" wrapper alone the family suits.
j. f. Ludcwig. of IIobokrn. y. j.. says: The
Ccntaur Iinimrnt has cured me of rheumatism
after intense suffering for five years.
L tried many remedies for my spraincd ancl,
/ without relief. The second bottle of trntaur Lini
m"nt cured it perfectly. CHAs. HILL. 6l6 Pine St
Philadelphia.
H. Marsh. Esu Supt Of Adams Express Stables
New York. 81 vs.: AN owners of horses should
know thu. Ccntaur Liniment. We find il the best
thing ever used i'll our stables.
This Testimony could he repeated for a month
If yen avoid suffering. just try the CcntauI
I.inimrni Sold 10y all Druggists. J. Il. ROSE 4
CO. - broadway. Y. Y.
Children cry for Pitchers Castoria.-A sub
-tItutr for Castor oil. 1t lsSimilatc% the tuud
Wind Collie and cIISes natural sleep. 1t
does not contain morphine. is pleasant Ia TAX"
never griprs and never fails. The best ply sic
known. 40
WHY don't Won use NATURES HAIR RE
STOHATINE, 1t is perfectly free from p"is"n'
and Will restore gray faded hair To its original
color I--4g
ASSIST NATURE IN HER EFFORTS /" shake oil d
mp TIN contest. Remember that with H1h,N Honea
of H"r.L"uni AMT Tar for an ally. she will rNtin
-u~h Tia, worst cough III a few days Critrcnt"n :
10th Avenue. sold 10y all Druggists.
fikr'~ I""thachr Drops cure III | minute.
The Almanac Publishers complain that thriI
business Is destroyed by Ayers American Alma
The people. prefer il I" any other. thu Farm
rs. Western. southern CT thu numerous local al
MANAGES when they can gct Ayers. II supplies thu
best astronomical data. weather and Jokes 81 them
all. and above all medical advice which l. inv ilu
able fnr every family 1t is supplied gratis by tn,
druggist and shnuld be- preserved for constant ref
rr,ncr and Use. W. that NO good hnus,.
keeper " grandmother goes willingly without "ur
nj. = lave - mi ri
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-03
Small Pox at Upper Waterford.

We mentioned. two weeks ago, the
circumstances of the death, by small
poX, of Patrick Carr, ut Upper Water
ford, and the apprehension felt there OF
spread of the disease. In proper
time for its appearance after the eX-
posurc from Mr.. Carr'S case, the disease
appeared. Three cases occurred i'll a
French family, resulting i'll the death ot
Il child. Other cases also exist among
them Dr. Rowell man over 80 years
of ge-who is not expected to recover
One of the two physicians Or. Motfatt,
who attended Carr, is also sick Will
the disease. Students in the academy
here from Upper Waterford or its vicin-
ity. have been notified by their friends
not to go home.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-03
STATE NEWS.

STATE NEWS.
Gov. Converse is called upon to suffer
double atiliction in the death of his
niece. Miss Luna +. Edison. which fol
lows so soon upon the death of his wife.
Miss Edison had long been il member OF
his household. indeed. was as IL daugh-
ter to him. At the time of Mrs. Con-
verses death she was in Burlington,
visiting friends. and on the way home.
III obedience to IL Geographic summons.
took Il severe cold which Frustrated her
at once. and finally ended III bronchial
difficulty. She d'ed at one O'Clock on
the morning of Christmas day. ut the
age of :S} NcarS.-1 OOdStOck Standard.
ST AIp,SS RI-.rTEH NAnErT DIV
iur tu th,. iut,nS, cold. the market WAS
NOT very active. We quote: Common
To fair. 10 To 20 e; medium to good. 20
to be; choice, - to 2Sc: selections.
;mc. y" cheese.
DF,TII OF II. B. SowIES. We are
paincd to announce that Hiram b.
SovI,s Esu. v,IIkunvu and highIy cs-
tccmcd thruurhout this vicinity. died
Dec. -, at PlattShuIr. where he went
on hu>in, - a few days since and WAS
taken sick with pcuumOnIa. He WAS
about ~ wears of age. was formerly for
many Years Il merchant in this village.
WAS president of the It. Adams Bank
from lis organization III l-.J3 till the rs-
Establishment of the National banking
SYST IN. and has since been engaged
here and III New York as Il wool deal
rr. He WAS Il genial companion. Il de
voted husband and father and a good
rltl/th. ~. i '""hN messenger.
/ PE"r">E T." SELL. The >rlcrtm"n "i
/ M"ntpcllrr have issued call tor Il
town meeting. t" hr held january 'td'
/" see Wi'''' "'''"il ''' Tow Il VII ~, IN IN
III '''''' i''l ~ ''.' i"''' l"i'' '''I'i
n't'' ''l'' ',.' ~ " '''n ~ H.
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''' I'N l'L' vi an vi inv 50" VI H"'.
'"'" " h''" i NOW Nii'' ny '.' W." IT,
l'r W. II. R"rkW"ll, 'lr.. Tor many
Years connected with the insane h>N IlIln
AT l'lattl"h"r"' ANA since MS l''iI'i ;
resignation ~ superintendent. mas sem
III his resignation. I" take erect III
some subsequent tlln'.
VERMONT CE\TENL. The Vermont
Irh'iiI managers ana trustees nave 'i-
A. L. IL
r'te" an EXTENSION ni 'ntII "cn'N ""'
I" boston hAhkN ana liulN l"uaIS. run
"''S ">'' !" '"'HI '"'''H P'
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pei t'''' '",:';>. W N'',' :: ''r ''"'"' ~; w.
i ,';Ii.? i sum- '''' ~
"',''">
hlnGl"ll lal'iN' nave Nl'Icai ""' 'il'o 'li'
Su""f''>' ana rage "ld'iH' ""' h"' ''''a'
w.
II any farmer should rh'ihc' I" nave
Il cow 1hli INTO an zee h"ic III the river
ne MAY learn now |" ger hrr OUT IRON
tins story OF the way 1t was done IL
Bethel. one day last week: \ MAJ
caught the unfortunate animal 10y th'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-03
The P. 81 o. Railroad.

Last "Wednesday. there was an cN-
tension of this road from Wnlrnlt tu
illr-and within IL week or ten
days the ears will run regularly to Hyde
park distance from st. .Johnsbury. l.
miles. Last Saturday the director,
and some of their friends went up t,
witness the first running of the tlail
from Wolcott to MorrisNllc. The lin,
beyond is more than half graded, an'
four miles of rails are laid from Swan
ton this way. There Is no reason t"l
hurrying the finishing work i'll thu
cold season. and there will not he mucl
more work done on the line after the
opening is made t" Hydcpark. til
spring, or towards 1t.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-03
THE VERMONT
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
AT RANDOLPH

The Spring Term begins the second Tuesday i'll
February The Fall Term begins the Fourth Tues
day in August. Send for Catalogue
EDWARD CONANT. Principal
R.ndnluh VI p.c I-,2 49,.
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Sprrial Unfrrs.
4. IL. l. 4 i X ID,

CELEBRATED BLUE MOUNTAIN
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Also. importer and dealer in the world
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| have Polished Granite now ON hand
and will import To order and sell the
same for less than can be bought ill
Boston. Discount To the trade. over
300 designs "n hand. Please call and
ste.
81. JoLnSJury Tt, July l.. l-7l.-s6
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The AIdine,
A TYPOGRAPHICAL ART JOURNAL
FOR 1873.
Two Beautiful Chromos for Premium

H. H. DAVIS. Agent. Calrdonian Office.
st .Johnsbury, Vt.
would respectfully ask the public t" call and
examine this work The Chrnmns very tine
specimen. of work. Copies of the Aldinr and
I hromoS tu he at this office
T-rms.-Sj 90 Thns, taking the Caled"nlan will
receive i discount Of 30 cents
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at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. for the choice of officers, and t,
transact any other proper business of the society
\ general attendance is requested.
/. W. SANBORN. Sec'y.
Lyndnnville January /. 1913 1881
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-03
Hardwick.

At recent town meeting, ii WAS
voted to raise 81. 10 on the dollar to pay
the interest OH the railroad bonds. and
to pay current expenses of the town.
Grand list of the town is $4947.) Voted
also to instruct the selectmen to build
new open bridge across the Lamoille
river in Hardwick village, in place of
the old covered bridge now in use.
Wednesday morning the mercury
stood at 40 degrees minus i'll some To-
calities in town.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-03
Fair Ground Company.

The annual meeting of this Company will be
holden at the Town Hall i'll ST. Juhnsbury, Jan. u
1873 at = O'Clock i. NJ.
\, q CHADWICK See
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Lyndon.
Christmas Eve was pleasantly enjoyed
at Institute Chapel. Lyndon Centre, by
old and young, nearly 200 joining in
the evenings festivities. The ladies
set Il well furnished tahle-thanks to
the host and hostess and their provident
co-workers, who so nobly planned and
generously provided for the occasion
and without doubt satisfactorily demon
strated to many an anxious stomach
that the turkey and oyster (D are not
void and meaningless creations. The
Christmas tree-what is Christmas now
a-days without tree ?-exhibited good