St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-01

closed his labOrs there last Sunday. He
goes to WauseOn, Ohio.
The Darling children, so badly in
Jured by Il runaway horse in Glover,
are going to get well.
A son of E. F. Hinkley of Glover,
cut off three of his fingers in straw
cutter. Sias King, of same town, fell
through an open scuttle last week
| Tuesday, and it is feared has received
very serious injury.
Willard Berry of Irasbrrg, was badly
kicked in the head while leaning for
ward i'll the wagon, the 18th.
McClintock, foreman in the Express
office, has been appointed baggage mas
ter on the South Eastern Railway.
The engineer of the Memphrenagog
steamer left suddenly, and the boat
could not he run until another engineer
was imported from Montreal.
Yesterday WAS picnic day for the Sun
day Schools ut Newport.
Clark Rogers of Newport Centre found
a bear in his shed eating potatoes, early
Friday morning. The bear left sud
denly. SO did Clark.
VIM. ID. Wilson of Charleston, was
interviewed 10y a bull, the 18th. A SON
in-law with IN AK saved Wilson's life,
though he WAS severely hurt.
Mr. Potter's hired girl at Craftshury.
set her bed and the house on fire by
leaving the candle burning when she
went to bed, but the house and girl
were saved. The only sure way to
prevent girls from reading after they
retire is to make them go to bed in the
dark.
The Sentinel says that the South
Eastern Railway is doing considerable
business. The passenger trains are
crowded. and there is Il marked increase
in the freight and express business.
Col. Foster is now running excursion
trains every Saturday, from Montreal
to Newport and back Monday.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
a boy named James Quiglcy was
killed at the Evergreen Slate quarry in
llydrville. The name strap on the der
rick broke. which threw the sweep
around. striking the boy three times on
the head and breast, killing him almost
instantly. The boy WAS ID years old.
Brandon man was going down town
the other afternoon, when he saw Il
poor fellow eudeavoring to walk
straight. but III vain; he made very
crooked paths for his feet. The next
he SAW of him two men were pulling
him out of the back window of an eat
ing saloon He was drawn onto two
boards and there left to the tender MGR
cies of the flies that had gathered where
Stops from the sink hole inside were
: thrown out. where he lay for hours in Il
! I.1 ,,+ L..
crurltics of the rum ticnd and his CO.
lahorers are past finding out.
The Herald SAYS that the Howe Scale
: Works ut brandon make 25.OOO scales
Il year, and employ 300 men.
| The Rutland lecture committee have
thus tar secured Cough. Mast, Mrs. Liv-
crmorc. Parsons and J. G.. Holland fol
the next winters course.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Two children of Il Mr.. Brown of Der
!. lin, Opposite Montpelier. died suddenly
. the past week. They caught cold from
PLAYING i'll the water, and the diptheri;
attacked them. One died on Friday
and the other Oh Sunday.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Il This is the pathetic appeal which ;
Newtane criminal sends the court =
have onely been marrid to months y
hantc had My Honey Moon yet. Thi
+ is the first time | ever was in Jail %
t crested. If You will Consider my cas-,
- y let me of on Il fine will return t,
My Darling Wife
y Cohha, Il carpenter and inmate of tn,
I Brattlehoro Insane Asylum, fell tire,
/ stories, Friday afternoon, and was III
q stantly killed. He wa> at work on tn,
new building.
Brattlchoro has two banks of circu
= lati"n with capitals of S:W0.OOO an'
+ >4jO.mO respectively a.: two saving
II banks with capitals of Sl.25O.OOO an,
+ $2UO. OOO respectively seven dry good
II stores. eleven millinery and dress max
ing shops. two drug stores. five shoe
three book and seven grocery stores
two weekly papers and one monthly
The organ factory nf J. EStcy y Co.
II employs 100 hands. aud produces 4
NJ Instruments daily. \ new building
is will he erected. when they will cmplo
100 more hands. There i Il turIitur
II factory employ ing ~ hands; Il papc
# mill. two machine shops. and iactUrie
i for rrcling silk and making paper ma
y, chimCrv. \ correspondent says tn
* place l. much noted for its heautitu
- girls and fast horses. which is muc
better than if noted Tor its fast girls an
beautiful horses.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Mr.. james II. Tracy. who lived wit
|. his father near Woodstock Station
# committed suicide on "Wednesday h
If taking strychnine. He told his faith,
# what hc had done and ply stefan W;
= sent for, but he died almost immed
al atcly.
H. On the 18th inst. Leonard f.. Ward ,
In Springfield. having Il little of the mil
Ic tary feeling of the 18th left over. III,
~ with serious accident by trying
n, make Il hlg gun out of Il little one. i
!, filled the five barrels of Windsor pi
ry tol full, and as he fired off one, II
i other four discharged. causing dee
- wound in his hand and frightening VI
,t W.
\ sad mistake occurred in IIartfor
which resulted in the death of Mrs. DE
$500 Julius llaZCn, who resided in that pa
~ of the town known as "Jericho."
:" seems that Mrs. lIazen had an imheci
~ daughter, and that some medicine h;
= been prepared for her, and set upon
~ shelf till wanted. BY some means Il
= bottle had been moved from its plac
and IL bottle of corrosive sublimate le
a near where it stood. Mrs. Hazen, |
81 mistake, took a portion of the poiS'
ne from the bottle. and offered ii to Il
It's pilI who refused to take it upon Whic