St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-11-13

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MIR. Fisk sold his Jersey COW for SI25.
1t was from the Fairbanks herd and
WAS called the best COW in Lyndon.
Stimson. the Mddlebury sophomore
who was injured in the gymnasium a
il few days ago. has resumed his studies
not being so seriously hurt as was at
first expected.
+. W. Rowe of Hardwick, has re-
ceINcd II patent for car coupling. and
X. :. Barney and s. X Butterticld. of
Swanton. for fastening covers to butter
tubs.
\ chicken disease is raging in the
orthern part of Addison county. and
the fowls are diving by hundreds The
comb .irSt turns black. AMI in twenty
four hours thereafter the poor chick is
Il goner.
The employees of the st Adams Adj
vertiser have laid III their Thanks
giving turkey. They laid it in at
Georgia. But the unkind owner of the
bird mounted in hot haste, pursucd the
boys half way To the Falls. and c<turt-
ed from them 50. United States currency.
Evidently st. Adams printers have no
rights that white men are bound to re-
spect.
While two lads named IIealev and
Fairbanks. who are attending school at
Mount Anthony Seminary. at CentIc
bennington, We're shnotin. at IL target
with IL pistol. Thursday afternoon. the
pistol WAS accidentally discharged. the
ball entering Fairbanks leg. intlictimg
Il severe but not dangerous wound.
Fairbanks is ID Years of age.
/ quite Il serious accident happened
on Saturday the 9th ult. Mr.. Nathan
iel Hart was carrying home in Il one
/ seated wagon attached To two spirited
horses, three women who had been cut
/ ting valrrian for him. On going down
il steep hill Mr.. II. got out t" walk.
trusting the HORSES to one of the Wo-
men. They hccamc frightened and
ran, up>,tting the buggy and more or
less injuriug each person i'll il. Mis-.
/ Albert Flint suffered Il di-location of
the right shoulder, Il serious wound of
the face aud bad fracture of the bones
OF the nose. Miss Alma JcWctt had
her right arm fractured near the wrist
MddlcbHy Rtgisicr.
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IN application. through the trustees.
ton turkeys and chickens for Il Thanks
giving dinner. We hope there will he
Il liberal response. Those who can re
-pnnd will please send in strong b"Nt-
10y express to VIM. G.. Fairbanks. Sap
eriutrndcmt Reform School. Waterbury
VT. who will receive the tavnr~ hcstoW-
ed and appropriate them aS c"mtem-
plated.
At South NewhuIy. AZ Mr.. Charles
Chamberlain and wife were riding To
church. they met with Il severe acct
dent when nearly opposite the resi-
deuce of VIM. L. Eailcl. While the
horse WAS moving at Il good speed the
king bolt hrcamc drtatchrd and the
occupants of the carriage were thrown
To the gloumd with great force. Mr..
Chamhtlliu escaped with slight injury.
hut his Wil, WAS taken up in>cn>lhlr.
and remained :" through the day. At
last accounts her symptoms We're favor T.
able t" a timely recovery.
Last Monday morning is Nj. \. Clark,
station agent at Ca>tlrt"u. with his
daughter WAS proceeding" I" his plar" of
hu~imc~> with Il huIs, and carriage. the
OCCUPANTS to the ground. Miss Clark
was >omru hat bruised hut Nh. Clark
WAS more seriously injured. and after
q being taken up remained iu>cn>ihlr fnl
several hours. but wis able I" he al
his business the next day. although one
side of his face presented Il bruised APP
praIancc.
Recently. prddlrrS with immense
.
good" have been prcamhmlatimgt through
East Montpelier. Barre. Plainticld and
other towns selling packages of rcputrd
nice goods fur SIjO. Several worthy
citizens have been Victimizrd. and find
these good are mostly ''>h"ddl. and
, worth half the price paid for them
, When one buys of Il reliable home
merchant. if the Article proves Il fraud
he has his remedy and knows where IL
; lind the seller. When he buy : OF Il pass
I iug stranger. he must run his own risk,
and hook III vain ion the pcrprtrat"r al
ANY fraud in which he has been made
the conidmg victim.
NEW IIorEI. At Il meeting of III,
. citizens of Montpelier. held Saturday
evening, various propositions looking
10 the building of Il new hotel. ON tn,
site of the Pavilion. were pr, >Cntco
:, and li-,I>-cd. There appears T." he NJ
doubt that Il contract will lie made very
soon for the erection of Il fine hotel
: such ~ the increasing business al III,
. place 50 urgently demands.
/. Rev. l.. g. Ware "i burlington IIi'
been chosen third trustee OF the Stat,
Library. to- till she Vacancy "cc:i>i"mc,
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