St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-03
InraI and STATE 5lrus.

William G.. Stanton has been APP
r,inrcd postmaster at North Danville.
II. =. Shorcy will tell, next week,
about new STYLES that he is receiving.
All persons wishing to procure bind
iug done for them, will please hand it
in. We shall send away lot about
the middle of january.
The friends of Rev. j. Il. Leighton,
Free Baptist. of North Danvillc, will
have Il donation gathering at their
church >c,try. Thursday evening, Jan
nary 9th.
"lIov to reckon Time and how to
L,.,riu 4 New Year ," will he the subject
.nf the sermon at the town hall next
sunday afternoon 10y Rev. b. VI. Tillot-
son.
The tax collector has the tax bill
in his hands and will next week inform
nr,r citizens through the CdIedonidn
vhrr, he ma, hc found to receive their
taxes SI.j2 on the dollar, pays them
this year
The collector of II. Johmsbury gave
his receipt, To the Treasurer of the
town the current week. for the sum of
~ .!:bi.99. to br collected of the citi-
lrn> Of the town. 1t is SurmiScd that
when all the swamp holes in the town
are filled up, our taxes may he lcSSencd.
The amount raised is Sl.52 upon the
dollar including town. state, county
and state school taxes.
There is decided difference in the
running of the trains on the i. y o.
Railroad this winter a. compared with
the last. Then the road was new. and
many things about it unfinished. There
WIS. We believe. not a rod of snow fence
upon the line. Now, with such Il fence
at every point where it has been deemed
necessary. the result is, so far this win
ter. delays 10y drifting of SNOW, have
scarcely occurred. They have been
trihing. and less, we think. than upon
,.,.,,I. ,,,,,,,;,,,, ,,,,,,,, I,,,o,I land.
+. W. Bowman. who was injured
Toy i" "NPi"-'"h "f S"H' tr" days or
more SINCE 1T Newport i il''' recover
lns from the erect oil the accldell' is IL
Wa hoped he might. lie was III
>"rnrU hat critical condition day or
tN" ago. when we heard from nm. II
was thought that if. 10y amy means he
>ult miolt he ,pti,ip,tcd. DIR. Browne
Of Tins TOWN and OTHERS of the medical
rrof.,siuu an, i'm attendance in fine
CASE,
ne mercury mas ranged any where
rom III I" 81 degrees below zero, III our
h'IIl"Irk, every morning since Christ
mas we would he Slad I" give It's
Standing al Il certain h"ur each morn
'"G' nl' lis behavior mas hech ;" very
"hr'aS"iihhl" ana "rlatlc we nave Turn
eel nom 1t with disgust, ana from gen
"Iuc good VIII that II might amend ITS
NAYS, have rctIaimcd from taking notes.
L" enable us To do 50. If amy of our
readers are weary of the weather. we
know "t II" way of pointing them to
& source OF consolation except t" look
over tn" old Farmers Almanac. They
may there possibly find Il prediction Of
these DAYS"
''N' VIZ S"u'hGi'r preached very
'"''''N'''S "hi Instructive sermon 10
MS congregation at the N"ith ch'lrrh
'>' N"""a'h. IL WAS III part III REFER
'"'' I" the season the close oil the on
'''' "@IIlillhS "l Il new year ana part
"'>'"''''l' lie h'el''ione' ''''' 'n''e
''''' '"'''' curing the closing year. zen
''''"> I'll h''ih"erS "l the congregation
VI ',''"'E the IaillilicS Oh SUCH f"'''
VI these were \"uhg cllldrch. ohe
"h'N "t the -" members OF the sabbath
school had dlrd during the year. f"ul
"i the righ' deaths Wcr" from tn" 2'o
members "i the chllch, resident ana
NONRESIDENT. Additions t" tn" church
- !" 10y profession and by letter
!" "i the ~ members "f the sabbath
school. Four have been dismissed from
died ,,.,l.;,,c, tho los, ,i,rLt