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measures for the immediate and perma-
nent suppression of the illegal traffic
III Intoxicating drinks. We believe
that YOU cdn ii" his. and We ask that
you TW do it.
And here We would make an eS-
peclal appeal to the Christian men of
tins place. asking Won to enter upon
tins work i'll the spirit of that faith
which y"d profess to 90 forth arming
/ yourselves with prayer; to 20 forth
confident in God. And To this end we
would suggest that in connection with
y"ui work. YOU appoint frequent meet
lngS for prayer.
/ If. AZ we have been led To fear. some
OF N"u find yourselves so ftttered that
you can not act freely in this cause.
without rndHngcring some interest of
N"ul own, We do most earnestly en-
treat You to consider whether the other
greater interests involved, are not
worth the sacrifice whether You are
not willing to rum some risk of personal
loss ion the sake of God and humanity.
Are N"u ready To count for nothing the
blessing of God that makcth rich and
lie addeth no sorrow with IT.
We cannot close this appeal. which
l. intended to meet the eye of all ON
citizens. without Il word to those who
are actively engaged III the traffic We
80 earnestly deprccate. We know that
some of you act under severe tcmpta
tlon. and we hclicNc that many of Nou
woulu be glad to have nothing more to
do with the matter. We ask YOU t"
step over to our side and the side ct
humanity. Believe Us. that i'll closing
what We have to say with and appeal
to You. We do not cXpeci that YOU will
he the last To respond. non will we hon
or N"u least for doing So. And il We
do not go forth as our sisters cl~rW here
have done. i'll praying bands. To find
Inu in Your places of business and
plead for you and with you there. we
would have you still think of lis as
pral wing for tou i'll on homes and III
our assemblies, with no less profound
confidence in God and dependence up
on His aid. And MAY He help both
You and lis. enabling u> 10 81" what l.
night and iuchniHg our hearts to do it.
The appointments for junior eAhili
ton at Dartmouth college. April %.
are H. follows: Latin Grafton. y. II.
Hart of P"ughkccp>ic. y. Y: Greek
Grafton. L. II. Luce of Manchester. \.
H.: philosophical oration>. {. y. pIoutN
of Newport, VI; y. b. Parker of Man
chester. y. H.: English nrIti"us. &. I.
Bow man OF 81. Juhn>hIry. VT: y. :
Forrest of Fond du Lac. Wis: II. W.
smith of Rupert. VI: &. l. Aldrich OF
Manchester. y. H.: di>putation>. f. F.
Proctor of Peoria, H.: {. &. GoWle of
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Danville.


During the past winter the people of
Danville have held several temperance
meetings at their town hall. and con
siderable interest has been awakened in
regard to the subject. Last Friday
evening the meeting was turned oven T."
the management of the ladies. Music
was furnished 10y Mr.. Samuel Thomp-
son. who has taught singing school here
the past winter. The meeting WAS adj
dressed 10y Mrs. c. Tabor of South
Hardwick, who is spoken of as an cl"-
quent and able speaker. The result of
these meetings has been that many
Young people have signed the pledge
and express themselves as earnest in
the matter.
George Ellis, son of William Ellis. of
West Danville, aged about ID years.
had the misfortune last week Wrdnes-
day. to break his right leg very badly
about three inches above the ankle
Joint. He was Oh Il pile of logs ill the
mill ward. when they commenced roll
ing. and one log rolled completely over
him. and another rolled upon his leg,
fracturing it as above stated, driving
the bone through the flesh, and ruptur-
ing the tibial artery. causing fearful
hemorrhage.
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Castoria is more than II substitute for Castor
Oil II is the only Safe article in existence which is
certain to assmiate the food regulate the bowels
cure windcolic and produce natural sleep. 1t con.
tans neither minerals, morphine or alcohol, and Is
pleasant TO take Children need not cry and moth
ers may rest tIOOct74
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REMINGTON CnINTN.

NJ WI ''i' sun ny P'i9"i,, liJ''l' T."
ny ,i' 'Nl''"I"'' at M'NNiN' nI"''l"Iu
nun 'IT rr'i "l i"''H '''"f'''u' VII
''H>' H. i''"N' 'Iit >'N'i'S' H'''l'Iei i
"''' I" "'''h' !" HIS '"'"I'a'"'l aS''lh'
'IIllFENhEN COT NrY.
\ Catholic total abstinence union il
soon To he organized in Burlington. I'M
der she ausri..r, of Rev. Father Thomas
/ LNnrh.
,,,.,,, ,.L,, ,,,..,,,,,t..,l =, ,.r,.. ,I.o
! rhamnl,iu from BmrIiurton Inst S,tur-
/ daV. soon found himself atloat on a
cake OF ice. tn" rest Of it having broken
away AL around HIM. Int he WAS iIna'-
~ rescued.
SUDDEN DEATII.-Nr>. Mary Turner.
/ vino has lived in col. \. &. Watsnn's
I family for the. laSl two Years. died very
! suddcnl> SATURDAY evening. She had
! been in her usual rood health and left
! col. Wat>uu'> house. ON Union street.
early III th" evening. To attend service
1T the Cathedral. being ANXIOUS T." h"
/ present upon the return of Bishop DE
t'"c>hriaud from abroad. She WIS soon
after discovered III helpless c"ndit'"",
| sitting upon the steps of College street
/ Church. tv" "r three blocks away. 10y
. tW" other gIll>. VIII" were gong to the
/ tathrdl1,l. Wh" assisted her home. ON
| irathihS 'ht mouse >h' zen lorN"i" nom
,",'' a. IT, L'r,I ' i,,,,,,, and
i 'Ii' =, I;L ',,',l,,',,,I 49, H..
"'' N't'"I'" '''"''' i ,,'"'.i w VIZ
'a>' VI ','' n'tr' ms "''.' was q
Niu""; ''I''t u" '"'> 'i 'S'. " , ""'',,''i
W >'','' '',;', 'l',''I' , Ill., ,a,,,J J.,
r
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Lyndonville.

Lyndonville.
col. George A. Merrill, the newly APP
pointed Superintendent of the Passump-
si,. Railroad. and wife, arrived III town
on Saturday last. The Colonel VIII re-
ceive a hearty welcome from most o'
old friends in this section of the state
his old home: and all, | am sure VIII
find in him not only an active and ca
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-..,,r,ru and Western 80 A. ". and Ia
.',,rLrrn way 90 \. VI N"''h''ru and
.,,,.ma.l- TOO =, VI S....,l,.r,. ...,
~ a"s and X. y NS@ Sa"rn '%
N'-',r NJ SIarc mails ~ 4. VI
~ from \ VI. to : I. VI
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Town Meeting Called.

The Selcctmen have issued Il warrant
for Il town meeting i'll answer to pc
titiou of citizens. of which the follow il q
are the main points. The meeting Is
called Wednesday. April :. at = L. VI:
|. TO choose a moderator
:. To see if the town will elect an
agent to superintend and contract tol
the building of a bridge across the Pas
sumpsic river on Portland street.
3. TO see if the town will elect an
agent to ascertain how much the 7. y
.. K. X. Co. Is indebted To the town for
damages to highways.
!. /" sec if town will elect hoard
of Commissioners To look after the in
tercsts of the town i'll the T. y .. Rail
road.
Signed hy Sias Randall. f. +. Sar-
gent. John Laid. Geo. E. Flanders. c.
r. Ramsay. y. NJ. johnson. G.. ID. Ran
dali. {. /. Brigham and 81 others.
1t is understood that the meetin. Is
called mainly to discuss the question of
a bridge on Portland street which shall
span both railroad tracks as well as the
river.
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EXPENSE,
Sl21O 80
| lS3 90
Receipts.
Deficit.
$50 90

Deficit. Ss6 90
For Use of Academy Hall two nights
no charge WAS made. Fewer course
tickets than usual were taken and. cx-
of single tickets were sold for any one
entertainment.
On the course of lS72-3 there was
made clear of all EXPENSES $50 -. max
ing on the two wears taken together Il
loss of : o.
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Vegetine.

IHAhLRsrUWN, October, ls1O.
This ceItfes tina my daughter has Away been
troubled with Il humuI which has caused frequent
swelling her face and about her ewes. Physi.
clans called II the ErysIpelas but after having
taken Nv" bottles of the Negetine ha. not been
troubled with II since. SIMON ALDRICH
tharlrstOwn Mass
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II .John-bury Athcnaum.

-, All, RooM.-Oprn from . a NJ
Icy from t" i and from To- +. VI.
" W. IIIANER. Librarian
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Y M c. A. Lecture Course.

Y. M c. A. Lecture Course.
Although it has not been customary
70 publish the accounts of the Y. NJ. &.
A. Lecture Course Committee, yet the
following abstract for the course OF
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CoKSs.->ince pride and fashion have had con,
troll of mankind. and shoemakers were compelled
Ia make boots and shoes tit fancy instead of the
feet the sutiern. from Corns Bunl,ns Ingrowing
Nails Sore Instrps Blistered Heels A.. cannot be
described but briggs Corn and Buni"n Remedies
Will cure all such rormcnts, and proper httlng
boots will prevent their reproduction
PILES are a very common affection. there being
but few persons who not troubled with them at
some period of their life. Briggs Pill" Remedies
are mild. safe and sure. tOOctIl
Children Often Look Pale and sick from no
other cause than having worms i'll the stomach.
BROWNS NERMIFCGE COMFlrS will destroy
Worms without injury to the child. being perfectly
WHITE and fIrc from all colnring other iniuri-
ingredients usually used in worm preparations.
CURTIS \ BROWN Pruprietnrs.
Ne 215 Fulton Street. New York.
Soid bV Druggists and Chemists. and dealers IN
MeiiciHs az TreLtU- Fire Cents BOr t2jJul7I
SUDDEN CHANGES OF CLIMATE. are sources of
Pulmonary. Bronchial. and Asthmatic Affection.
Experience having proved that simple remedies
speedily and certainly. when taken i'll the
early STAGES of the disease should be at
once. had L" Dr y. q. Whites Pulmonary Elixir.
let the Cold. Cough Irritation of the Throat be
ever slight n by this prrcauti"n more seri-
attack may he rifrctually warird oil.
Ask ynur Druggist Dealer for The House
hold Receipt Book whic contains information val
liable To all h"usekcepers, OF copy will be for
wardrd free by mail application To Loren b.
Lord. Burlington. Vt. --2l
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Erii.inm- WRITINGS.

- Iohu-hury for West Concord. al
.7'. .,.l 80 m Leave West Concord t"I
~ .. a. 30 \ NJ. and 80 IN
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NOTICE!
NOTICE!
u. S. Internal Revenue Special Taxes
Nav 1. 1874 to ,priI 30 1879.

The law of December p le72 requires every
person engaged in any business, avocatiUn.
plOyment which renders him liable Ia u Special
Tax, TO PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPIC-
UOI>LY IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT OR
PLACE OF BUSINESS a Stamp denOting the
payment Of said Special lax, for the Special Tax
Y ear beginning May !. I-7I before commencing ~
continuing business after April 80 1874
The taxes embraced within he provis of the
law above quoted are the following viz
Rectitiers. s2OO 90
Dealers retail liquor. - %
Dealers. wholesale liquor 100 o.
Dealers in malt liquors wholesale 70 %
Dealers ill malt liquors retail ~ 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco Is o.
Retail dealers i'll leaf tobacco 800 %
And ON sales of over 81 900 fifty cents for
every dollar i'll excess of 81 900
Dealers in manufactured tobacco 5 ~
Manufacturers of stills 20 %
And for each still manufactured 20 20
And for each worm manufactured 10 90
Manufacturers of tobacco 10 %
Manufacturers of cigars 10 20
Peddlers of tobacco first class more than
two horses 50 90
Peddlcrs ut tobacco second class two
hnrsesJ IS on
Peddlrrs of tobacco third class tone horse Is %
Peddlers of tobacco fourth class Ton foot
or public conveyance 10 %
brewers of less than 500 barrels 30 OU
Brewers of 500 barrels more. 100 90
Amy person, so liable who shall fail To comply
with the foregoing requirements will be subject L.
severe penalties
Persons OF firms liable to pay any of the Special
lakes named above must apply to 4 III ARIES -
DANA, Collector of Internal Revenue at ST
Johnsbury. and pay Tor and procure the Special
Tax Stamp OF Stamps they need prior to MAY |
ls'+ and WlTHOtI FURTHER NOTICE.
j. W. DOUGLASS
COmmissioner Of Internal Rerenue
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE
ashlngton, u G., February l6 les4 4l7
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5HarrIdgrS.

At Lyndon. April l, by +. " oodruff Esq. Mr.
Joseph |. Wclch Of lyndon and Miss Alta f Nor,
of >pring field Y. II
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pahlc business manager. but an enter
prising and philosophical citizen and
friend INCOG
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Fatal Accident.

Jonathan N"rthr"p of West Danvillc.
was killed at Shei brooke TUESDAY
morning. being crushed by the Pas
snmp>ic train as it backed into the de
thought he was III Il iii when struck
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A Shameful Affair.

Rumor~ were rife last week of the
el"prmcnt of G. 7. Day with Miss Ag-
mes Harlow. both fi"m tins place. Al
though the circumstances looked Sis
piciou> from the fist. it was hoped that
the rum"rs might prove untrue; but
from all We can Iraru there i, no longer
any doubt of the facts. \ relative Went
to Montreal last week. where he found
Dal. Who We understand admitted all
thar Was charged against him. but
promised to return To- this place i'll Il few
DAYS. where hc left Young wife: but
hc has not Vet put i'll an appearance.
Ild NO one expects he will. Day was
tu,. tailor on Railluad street who lately
went int" bankruptcy. For some time
he had hccn acting >hamctully towards
Thu giIl and another one both employ
cd III his shop. and Miss Harlow was re-
nion>tIatch with by friends. and warn
,,l Of her danger. hut She di>lcgarded
all admuuitinI. and left town oStensihly
to find work AT Newport. but really to
meet DAY and 90 on to Montreal. She
showed herself Il silly dupe: Day ii con
Sumniatr villain.
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Mr, Livingston invited larg,
number of St ,nnts from the Academ,
I" ais sugar h"u'r IA Saturday, nd ;
>nS"I1ng off ," WAS had long to be re-
mrmbered. Some of the leachers. an,
enough other Older people were prc>cn,
to maxi tn, occasion lively.
Maple sugar has been brought int,
town quite freely the past week. al.
though il is not thought the hight nj
the season has been reached vet by anv
means, the weather being too cold
he best specimen honey we have seen
was made by Mr.. II. y. Roberts of 81
bloomsbury Centre. 1t WAS fine in t1avo,
and color and of good body. A speci-
men presented by Matthews & Petten-
gill manufactured 10y Watts & Sons of
stowe, was splendid in color and flavor.
but as the boys would say. too thin. e
hese gentlemen have IL sugar orchard
ut Il 1000 trees or more and make most
of the sap into honey for the city mar
kct.
Personal.
Mr.. George Warmer of N,rthsold e.,
t""pty-t"ur years in the employ of the
Vermont Central. has been appointed
road r,st,r nf RI. y 4. , n,;r..,
and ,Ssu,u,s ,h,. dn,i,, ,.f ,l,,. ,..;,;,.
the u,,..,.,,t ,,,.,l
Mr. G.n & E,,., ,f ~, r.,,.,....,,
i..st.,l. ,.b.,,,,a, ~ ,,,,,,,,. ,r;
vile f., J,.J rI..,,h.r r.u H., L...
left hi. bor,o I,,.;,,. :, H., h,,I.. -,
" q I,,,i. y = I,,I,,,, Ill
Freeman
Mis-. Min, + ,;r.r,rv th. ,.,da,
d,,unhter Jnhu ,,ra,,o,.,- ,t \,rtLt;.Jd
MIS- married II pbil.dalnbi., tb.. Iotb ,f
March IN Henry sl,vt,u ,f Cbi.,r,
Nj, & u PnIiu.,r RI. .Joo,,,io,;.t
r,,dx ,t I,,,d,r ,,,r,,., r,;J l
SATURDAY. ,.,,.,,;u,rs ,+ ,hi. r..l. ,,d
u,r,,,,, \1,,,,I.,,.,,.l
,t Inl,
,,.Il,,t ,..,.I.., .,,J am. f,;.nJ -, ,L..,..
,,I,,.,.. will ,rr..,,I,. ,.,,i,,,. tb., ,r,.,
Village School Meeting
he ahniIai school meeting was held
II lh' Bllrk school House on Summer
street. March 3lst. Jonathan Ross was
elected moderator. and +. ID. Bl"dgett.
clerk. Solomon Humphrey bid off the
collection vt school tax at SIS 80. and
WAS elected collector. Prudential Com
mittee: David BoNuton. H. c. Ide.
Henry Fairbanks. Treasurer. Barron
Moult"u. Auditors. +. y. Walker. T..
Z. Fletcher. Cyrus Sargent. The re-
ccipt~ the past Year were S9.l25 - ::
expenses. S7.GSl ~. leaving IA balance
of Il. 40 G3 in treasury. The whole
expense of teachers WAS S4.456. The
l.
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lraths.

In this village. April l. Mrs. Martha widow of
the late pr. Calvin Jcwetr. aged ~ years.
At Chicago March L. Albert W. Winsor aged
about ~ years. formerly of Lyndon Vt.
At Walden. March l3. Mrs. Asenath Howell
aged ~ wears
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Listers Meeting.

Listers Meeting.
Al a meeting of the listers OF Gale
donna county held at the Avenue House
III It. John>hury. on the 18th ult.. it was
agreed t" adopt the following prices il
apprai>img personal property:
oxen of an average quality tn he APP
praised ut five dollars per hundred
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lnrl! and State -Urus.

Rev Henry +. Jewctt supplies the
.;h Church pulpit neat Sabbath. in
J. ih>rucc of the pastor.
4 students prayer meeting will he
Al the Academy on Fast day morn
!. al 10 o'clock,
\ new dress and cloak making
Ill ha- been opened on Railroad st.
adv.
he pustotlice will he closed on Fast
except an hour at mail time morn
/ and evening.
Mon services Fast Day at the
Iuh Church. beginning at eleven
lock. Prayer meeting IN the after
pm at two.
l T. c. Harroun has closed out husi-
b. on the Avenue. I'm advertise
W. el~eW here tells where he can he
|ad
The report Is that Earle of Morris
has bought out the ilardwick Re
yer list. and thai Hatch is going up
Worth Troy to start Il paper.
The ladies of the Church of the
F,,ah will give Il sugar party ut the
r. of the church next Thursday
f-.ng. April .. All are invited
,,r Gnud Trnplars are 10 have
!, patty At Town Hall next Tues
evening. Admission % cents. which
The whole bill
NJ \. X. Iiendrick has opened
'a. house ii IIIilctt'- block pu
oad street This viii supply
loug felt in that part of our village.
.lr Weather for the week has been
'l' pleasant There WAS a bril-
.I>pas al northern lights last
~. which the welthrr-wi~c -Ly
-.odr> storm.
'h"rc atc q few boys in training
-N.arr Ictt vacant in Jail 10y Viii
.'n' threw stone Through the
lamp Oh The Avruue House
' last evening.
ID. a Vote of school district No. ID.
rF school ucetin" held March ~,
q Lew known IL ElyNiilc l.
.'r. 10 hc called Summrrville
-.." SINE i ridiculous.
1870. d. Dexter. employed i'll the
WI. ". scale works. had an eye Srri-
Quilted hy hot iron flying into it
t'.l', If Inflammation can he
u is thought the sight will be
'.' meeting of the Free Baptist
.'' Wis voted not to accept the
''h ct Rev. Isaac Hyatt. their
VT. Hyatt's Passionate expires
'"' and he has expressed his de
'''i I" leave at that time.
."' Ft~>IImnSir | oJ,r.. ~ N,-.,,,,
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Another.

There l. another case of scandal in
circulation. \ girl in the employ of Il
good family on Pearl street, left home
Tuesday to attend Il sugar party. Not
returning. she has been tracked as far
rs Boston. where she was found in com
panv with il married man who has left
a wife and three children at home.
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Good Men are Scarce.

The emhczzlemcnt of Wright. the tel
Ter of the bradford savings bank, par
tirulaIS of which are given elsewhere,
i, a sad thing. With father of abund-
ant wealth and good standing, there
would seem to be no shadow of excuse
for his behavior. \ model of proprety
and moral conduct. as all supposed, his
fall has given the moral sense OF com
muuitv IL shock OF which there have
been altogether too many of late. Mr..
Wright has pointed out several false Ell
tries he made on the books, and has
confessed to taking about S25OO since
July. l572. which puts the whole
amount mp to 5000 or 5000, at least
He is completely broken down by thu
affair. and those who Witnessed his re-
turn to Bradford say it was pitiful to
see him. He was put under S2O,OOt
bonds. and his father was willing t.
bail him: but the son refused the offeI
and went to Jail. He admits the steal
ing but denies the arson.
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1874 will serve to show how the panic
has affected this as we'll as other public
enterprises.
EXPENSE.
PAID eight lectures and Tenn
pie Quartcttc. SlI5o %
For Town Hall. - 90
For advertising. postage and
other incidentuls. - %
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Why VIII You Suf-

/" all persons suffer.
lng from rheumatism
Neuralgia. Cramps III
the limbs or stomach
Bilious Collie. Pain IN
the back, bowels OF side,
We would say. THE
HOUSEHOLD PASACEA
and FAMILY LISIMENT is
If all others the remedy
you want for internal
and external Use. Ii has
cured the above com
plants in thousands Of
cases. There is no mis-,
take about it. Try il.
sold by all druggists.
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Twenty cent fractional currency unrc>
are being printed.
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WANTED AGENTS for Sa,,a Dr. r,G GGEne i,
per-Relgi"n and Health united-A splendid mr..
MUM I" every Notwithstanding like ii i'll the
c"uniry-a rare chance-particuars free
Is T. RUSSELL. Publr Boston Mas,
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,aohnsburn Galedonian.
r,.t Office Time Table,

.hur,. Vt. Friday. Apr. ;. 1874.
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Union services Fast Day at the
nth Church. beginning at eleven
lock. Prayer meeting IN the after
III at two.
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4 uew dress and cloak making
III has been opened on Railroad st.
.l,-
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he pustotlicc will he closed on Fast
T. except an hour at mail time morn
and evening.
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Rev. Henry +. ,Jewctt supplies the
a;h Church pulpit neat Sabbath. i'll
i ih>rncc of the pastor.
! students PRAYER meeting Will he
ID ii the academy on Fast day morn
|. At 10 o'clock.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03

George :. Fauncc. was gorcd 10y Il
bull in Westminster sunday morning
80 trighttullN IT. To cause bis death
twenty fuiIr hours later.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03

I / c. IIarroun has closed out bust
:. on the Avenue. I'm advertise
fl, rl>eW here tells where he can he
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03

' meeting of the Free Baptist
.'' Wis voted not to accept the
non Of Rev. Isaac Hyatt. their
Nr iiyatt's pa>torate expires
Ill., and he has expressed his de-
'''N u" leave at that time.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03

'eII-ions services held bv W.
al The Town Hall. will be
every Sunday. commencing
IN ''A +, VI. subject next sun
cav lost Young man found" All
"e cordially invited to attend.