St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-28
Sutton.
STATE NEWS.


ROAD. The ties for this road are being
scatt red along its entire length, and
the work of laying the track will be
commenced and vigorously prosecuted
aS soon as spring opens.
To BE DI>CIPLINED.- We learn that
a great excitement has arisen i'll Nor
wich over the conduct of the congrega
Iiunal clergyman in that place. who
has been guilty of the grave oitense Of
PLAYING "blimd mans buff. We are
glad To learn that the matter is To hc
thoroughly investigated. Il council
having been called for that purpose.
No embarrassing here, gentlemen.
Let the full measure of justice he met
ed out /" this reverend offender against
the peace and dignity of both Church
and state. UdtchmttH.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A letter from
Platt>hurg. Mo. dated Feb. Il, I" j. G.
Fuller. Esq. of this village, SAYS that
/ MIR. John Drew. quite an old man. for
meIly of Danvillc. VT. was found dead
upon the prairie. on the 9TH of Feb, at
! about II o'clock. y NJ. some 10 or T.
miles north of PlatIShurgh. He staid
at the hotel III Osborn. Tuesday night,
tb tlll. anu ltll W lli'l mn =
about . o'clock i'll his buggy. When
found, he was laying upon his back
within about - yards of the buggy
had so III his pocket. The doctors
pronounced the cause of death. disease
of the heart. Drew had been keeping
school i'll Clinton county. Mo. for one
or two Years. star.
stephen FAIR of Andover thought ii
was IL hedgehog which his dog was
barking at under Il tree. and proceeded
To punch it. Presently Il big. black
hcaI cIaWlcd "ut. and. when the woods
man tried To strike il with his aA. h,
found himself without anything III hI'
hands. While the dog WAS attacknt
the creature i'll the rear. his ma>tcl
made some pretty good time. even
though the SHOW WIS deep.
-. ALRAN> BrrrEH MARKET. The
: market dull. Common to far ID Il
zoe medium To good. 20 /" 2Jc choice
:}uc: selections :}1c.
Albert ID. Bingham, of NclgenncS
has received IL patent tor Il hur>c>hn
nail machine. and Denis Lane of Mont
pclicr. has had Il patent rc-ls~ucd L
him fol Il head block for SAW mills.
ANorIEE SUDDEN DEATH Tues
. day evening ~ Il resident Ot Suutl
=. street WAS going To his home he ioun'
George Nero standing 10y the way am
j evidently III trouble. lie accostcd hin
I ami cnuuircd what WAS the matte
4 Vh hen George replied that he was slCI
and attempting to walk fell to tn
ground. Assistance WAS procured AM
he WIS taken home. where he died a
about 10 O'clock For these man
Years George has been il sort of publ
e character III Wood>toch. and though {
# rough exterior and the subject of man
IL Jest WAS nevertheless possessed of
good heart and ever proved as taithtl
q and Jealous lis he knew III the SerNiC
: of those who treated him kindly. ii
~ was Il poor black. Vet he will he niue
i missed and there are many III tow
" vino will hold his memory i'll kindl
Il keeping " OOdstOck Standard.
+ \ SAD AcCIpENT.-Fro the Below
d Falls Times we learn that Miss Emn
d Hoadly of Felchyille, who has hec
n. teaching i'll the Centre, i'll Cavendls
District, for two terms past, met wit
" an accident on the Sth, which reSulte
N in her death on the 18th inst. She ha
he finished her school for the week, al
" was going to her home i'll Felchvill
70 i'll a sleigh driven by young lad nan
" ed Charley Wiley. While passil
rs down the New Gulch Road, leadil
Dr from Cavendish to Felchville, they M
rs an ON team. Wiley got out of Il
10 sleigh to lead his horse past the {
" team. and when the sleigh had got ju
~ abreast of the oxen it was overtime
throwing Miss Hoadly under the oXeI
feet, one of which kicked her severe
in the breast and abdomen, and injur'
II her so seriously that she died on t
81 following Thursday. Miss Hoadly W
e an estimable young lady and her 10
h. is deeply felt by large circle
20 friends.