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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
First National Bank.

First National Bank
The annual meeting of the stockhoId-
els of the First National Bank of 81
'J"hnShury. was held at THEN bankin"
rooms on Tuesday afternoon, the 18Th
inst. The old board of directors WAS
elected. us follows: Luke p. Poland
Horace Fairbanks. Calvin Morrill,. John
Bacon, Charles :. Dana, Franklin Fair
banks. Edward C.. Redington. The
other officers of the bank remain rs
heretofore: l.. y. Poland. president 4;
Horace Fairbanks, vice president Geo.
May. cashier; George ID. stevens. teller.
From the annual report made by vice
president Horace Fairbanks. We learn
that no losses had occurred during the
year. and that the affairs of the bank
were but slightly affected bN the panic :;
that loans were kept up to the full linn
II by dl>c"unting freely and that the
amount loaned from October Ist to De
ccmhcr list. averaged about the same as
through the year. or about 81 900 per
week. Every dcpnsitor has received
his money when called for. and the uSu-
al amount OF currency has been furnish
ed f"r paN-rnlls about $50. 900 per
month. Thirty-iive hundred different
notes have been discounted during the
year. and the bank now holds over 100
pieces of paper, averaging in amount
S4G0. The net earnings of the bank.
above taxes and expenses, were 500. 900.
OF this SjO.O0O were used in paving the
two five per cent. dividends. and SD
900 added to surplus fund. The total
surplus now is S1O.O
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The Fire Districts.

The Fine Wardens met Jan. Q, and
organized 10y choosing }. y. Stevens,
chairman: VI. d. Smith, clerk. Elected
a committee of three-D. Colby. j. \.
Stevens and ID. Willey-to have charge
of property and removal of the same i'll
times of fire. They instructed the
clerk to procure badges to be worn by
the Wardcns in time of fire. it being in
accordance with village bylaws. The
following districts and wardens were
assigned: Ward No. l.-B. F. Rollins,
warden, Fairbanks Village. No. ID
Wiley. warden-all south of Central
and west of Main street TO /. Fair
banks's. including South Park. No. ,
NJ. D. Smith, warden-all south of Az
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16

HASwELL CHAPTER, No. IL. X. 4. VI.
Regular communication, Friday on or before the
full of the moon. &. V EASTMAN. Secy.
Thirty Years Experience of an old Nurse.
Mrs. WISsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP THE PRE-
sCRPTIOS of one of the best Female Physicians and
Nurses in the United States and has been used for
thirty years with never failing safety and
by millions of mothers and children. from the fee
BILE infant of week old Ia the adult 1t cnrrccts
acdity of the stomach relieves wind collie. r..u-
lates the bowels and gives rest health and comfort
to mother and child We believe il To be the Best
and Surest Remedy in the World. in all eases of
Dysenterg aud DidThed IN ChiidTsH whether ii
arises from Teething from any other cause Full
directions for using will accompany each bottle
None Genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS Il
PERKINS is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all
Medicine Dealers. t25Jul1+
As FAMILY MEDICINE for coughs colds and all
diseases of the lungs. remedy seems t. he gain
ing the public favor like Weeks Magic Com
pound; for the that il is ALWAYS found safe
and reliable. Tt has done U,oIe tor me than all
other medicines ID what We hear said Of il daily
Sold BY all dEuggi,ts loSlQ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
Fair Ground COMPANY.

The annual meeting Of the Fan Ground Com
PAM viii h, held al the 81 .I"hu$bury House ~
TUESDAY. January ~ al = O'Clock =. M. for til,
81, elton "t officers. and transaction III any Oth-
business necessary 10 be done.
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Congregational Association.

The Caledonia County Ministerial As
with Rev. }. p. Humphrey on the 18th
and lith, ten of the members being
present. Essays and discussions were
on the general subject OF Revelation:
Public service i'll the evening. Rev.
Mr.. Adams of Cabot leading the intro
ductory services. and Rev. =. Il. Fisk
lin the absence ofthe regular appointed
delivering the sermon upon Mat. 26: %.
The "Concio ad clerum' was by Bro.
Humphrey on the text The word of
God is not bound" in which the preach
er brought out very happily, the eXul-
fancy of Paul while Il prisoner. and
made the following points as covered
by the text, viz:
|. The word of God is not bound To
any particular channel of human effort
nor to any particular denominational
standard.
>. Not bound. because it is able to
make use of unlikely agents to do its
work
3. Because it works and achieves
by invisible methods In the heart-in
the thoughts.
The lessons were those of confidence,
in laboring on. and expectation of Il
great victory in due time.
The general topic for essays, Sc, for
March) is To be Inspiration
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
VERMONT METHODIST SEMINARY

Th' SpIin. Term opens February 18th. Sum
mrr Fem. Nav jth Full Academic Classical
ScIrHtitic. and com ERCIA courses. For Cat
,i"gur- address the Principal. Rev. J. {. W
cone. \. " Montpelier. IG97
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More PorkerS.

We have the following record from 4
few Newark hogs. killed this winter in
school district No. ,: Il. c. Garfield,
one , Years old. G70lhS. Ashly Bishop.
> years old, G5a lbs. +. Woodruff. l.
months old. GiI HIS: ais" one l3months.
Iln liz.
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enue and east of Main street. to Pas
sumpsic river. No. I'D. Colby, war
den--all north of Avenue to Maple ST..
and east of Main street to Passumpsic
river. No. sc. l.. Carpenter, warden
including Maple street. and east OF
Main to Railroad street. thence north
to Plain hill. No. @. A. Stevens,
warden-all north of Central street, and
west of Main to Cliff street, including L..
Hastings's. No. &C. W. Bonett, war
den-Paddock Village, all that is not
included in No. ) ward
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
Good Templar Meeting

The Grand Lodge of Good Tcmplar>
have been holding Il session in thu
place the present week. over one hun
died delegates were present. and Il good
clean looking body they were. The
sessions We're private except on Nedm"s-
day evening. when there WAS Il public
meeting III the town hall. and Il crowd
ed house was entertained 10y number
ct speakers, several of them reformed
drmkard>.
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. Inlln.l,nrN Nthcm:rnm.

.,r Hi,plN -EOoM-Open from \. NJ
ST. .-,a. O.. e.. and from I" q T. VI.
- ". I'll Err. Librarian.
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Hardwick.

darQWlCk.
j. w. Hovey left his horses standing
in his back yard last Saturday, while
he was carrying potatoes from the Gel
lar to load them. They went round the
buildings faster than WAS safe for an
unguided team. Result. a bill of re-
pairs, and gentle hint to hitch the
team hereafter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
ATS ASTRAL Oh.

Absolutely safe Perfectly "iurlr~- Always
uniform. Illuminatin. qualities superior t. laS.
Burns in any Lamp without danger 81 rVplnding "r
takin. Hrc. Manufactured expressly {" dj~plac,.
the us, of volatile and dangerous oils lis safety
under every possible test ami it, perfect burning
qualities. are proved by it, continued U.s. IN over
300 600 tamic.
Millions of gallons have been sold and un acct.
drnt-dlrcctly or indIrc'tlv-ha- EVER occurred
from hurnin-. STORM " handling It
The immense yearly los. I" lie and property.
sultng from the u~,. Of cheap and dangerous "il-
III TIA, United state - appalling
The Insurance Companies and FIN, COMMISSIONS
crS throughout the country recommend thu ~
TRIAL thu. best sat, guard when lamps used.
send Tor circular
For sale. IT retail hv tn, tIad' generally and At
whul"salr by thu VruprI-turs. tNA>. PRATT \
co. lu- Fulton street. New York -l-O1
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
Church Of the Messiah.

All persons desiring 10 procure -ittin-- ia I'll
'hnrch nf the Messiah Tor the current wear. and a
thos" having p-w-. wishing 10 max" chan-" O.
seats. are Informed that a committee will be- at til
thurch next saturday evening ready To- acc"rmri.'
date them II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16

The Great American Consumption Remedy,
DIR. VIM. Halls Basam for the Lungs. cures the
worst cases of Cougi- Cold and all the diseases
Of the Lungs Throat aud Chest. For WhUoping
Cough and Group ii IL Certain Specific The
most Obstinate ase- surely yield t. Halls BAL
sam when USED prr-rvrIngly St,uds At the
head of all cough preparations. sold rvrrywh'rr
JoHN +. Henry. trEEAN Co pTnpII"t"Is, = i
olle., Place. y. Y.
GREAT SALE Of Decorated Dinner aud Tea sets
We would call tho attention OF readers To the
advertisement at Richard Briggs. ~ Washington
street, Boston. MI. briggs. in conformity I" the
spirit OF the time Offering his stock Of decorated
dinner and tea sets AT lower prices than the public
have ever known. Til" goods are all "i the i"-i
quality having been selected personally lay Nj
Briggs from the manufacturers in Europe during
the past -easnn and he il the first To offer really
desirable China sets n prices which will surprise
all who examine his stock. y lady of great taste
remarked in looking over thcs" sets that there
not a hnmrly one :'mung them Il
NFGETINE is composed of the best vegetable in
gradients the dispensarv of Nature furnishes
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
The Patrons Levee.

Green Mountain Grange of Patrons of
lIu>handrV will hold II Levee and so
ciahlc ut their hall on Summcl street.
st. Johnshury, on Thursday. Jan. 22d.
commencing AT 10 o'clock \. NJ. The
morning will he devoted to mi-rrlla
ncuUs discussion. music and social in
icIcnu>e. Dinner. including Oysters.
at one o'clock L. VI. Sentiments and re-
>pnuec>. imterSper>cd with music. L.
conclude with the reading OF the Green
No"nt0m Monthly under the editorial
direction of the lecturer of the Grange
Every body is invited /" attend and par
ticipatc in the exercises. Tickets of
admissions. 30 cents. The Grange will
also hold lcvcc and oyster supper al
the same place in the evening. with Il
social dance for all who wish. Good
music furnished Tickets for tn" sup
per and dance. Sl.'lO per couple. Singl,
tickets. - cents. General invitation
given. JoNA. LAwEENCE. for Com.
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SprriaI Qnfrrs.

PASSUMPSIC LODGE, No. - +. n \. VI.
Regular communication Thursday or be
fore the full of the Moon. G. j. HOUGHTON Sec
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I. o. o. F.

Tuesday evening. Jan. 9th, District
Deputy Grand Master l.. G. Stiles. as
sisted 10y J. n. Gale. p. c., installed the
officers of Crystal Lake Lodge, No. "a.
Post Mills, Vt. The following officers
were installed: Harvey Dodge. n. G.;
Solon q. Smith, V. e.; II. T. Howe, r.
Sec; VIM. White, ?. Sec; L. w. CO.
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and Western 30 A. NJ. and 20
..,t,rn way 30 \. NJ. Northern and
-..I- 500 ".
& %arrhrrn eo7 !. NJ southern and
,....r u o- \. NJ and - r VI southern
'-. nom 4 NJ. to : 7. VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
That Horse

That >orrel horse bids fair to figure
among the local items Vet. Emmett Hill
tells Scott that the horse MAS raised 10y
the man he bought him of, OF in his
n"ighhnrh""d. and thar it is impossible
that he belongs /" the man VIII" claim.
him. And Scott has gone up t" Cana
dl this week {" see if such things can
b,
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Caledonia Agricultural Society.

The Animal Meeting of the Caledonia Count :
Agricultural S,,crty will be held al the 81. Johns
bury lInu-'
TUESDAY, JANUARY Goth, 1854,
Al ~ rclu'h y. NJ for the election Of officers and
I" transact any other proper business of the SOcI
ett. Friends from other Counties wishing to 60
l'rl;ttc with the society III the interests OF its
uUal Exhibitions are cordially invited to attend
full attendance Is requested. Free return
checks ~" all who pay fail fare way by railroad
IN application L. the Secretary.
/. ". SANBORS, Sec'y
Iyud,,nyiu- ian | ira 1913
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PATENTS OBTAINED --- for Inventors
No charges unless succe ssful. Pamphlet sentfree
{. A. SHAW, Solicitor, 10 fremont ST., Boston.

hSTI,.iA The subscribers arc manufacturer.
40 i'.hH .and prorrietors Of Iir K. W Read.
celebrated Asthma Relief. which is undoubtedly
the hr-l asthma remedy YET disc ,vered Instant
relief Is guaranteed OF purchase price refunded
W pat up ~" medicine in boxes of three sizes
which retail for . cents 80 cents and 81. Persons
renting r"rui price will have the medicine
sen iT"" !" any who dcsirr. Our Wholesale prices
r,i dozen are Il - 50 So 81 per gross sIs s:si
~ L1HliIt;E TULLEE 4 90 Rom. V
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16

y rill'l lDiIii WI llA-l VI ll'A I
, .4,A to winter and rather pooI
ua-
VI II f. Randall has sold one-halt
.,ic>r IL his shops N Paddock vii
\ 70 NJ. u. V. Burbank. late of
.-.iilr. Wisconsin.
i Masonic lcvec and bali viii be
! ~ the Avenue House next Tues
r,cnimg. the Goth, foi which extern
/ preparations are being made.
There j. Il new firm on Railroad
r,J. y. NJ. Johnson. Esq. having tax
,u as PARTNERS his brother. W. b.
Isum. and his bIothcI-in-law. Ln-
" McNirl. The new firm name is
SON Brothers y M"Nicl
v, further doubt about the tho
j -a.r>s of work done 10y our st.
SOUR, dentists. if all their patrons
! o. with the small hoy. recently in
ut them chairs foI tcrth-tilling. who
lrd ii was like driving a crow
uJo frozen ground"
b Il. Laird has sold ont two-thirdS
b .ruitc business To- his brother T..
Laird and Hiram Moody. Ii Is
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A Parallel Case.

1t is Il n"ticcabl" if not singular cir
cumStancr. that Jan. Sth. lS7I-thrcc
Years before to Il day-Mrs. c. {. GoSs.
formerly of this town. took Il similarly
fatal dose of medicine to that given the
Wilcox boy last week. She under
Stood the dose to be tc;l>poonful when
1t wa, ten drops. Nothing hut verbal
directions had been given her bl her
attending physician. AMI no caution
urged such rs should have been when
taking Il deadly poison.
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Wrhb~ Wnrd Method 31S - ~
New Amer rI,.I cling Sp-ll-i "a 70 Is
First Reader III II 10
Second ~ ~ -
Ihrd ~ 81 -
Fourth 90 ~ ~
Iirh 81 l.,
Hlllird sixth Reader Ia
Gs"gcapb'...
""7"'- i E'c%se,a{ -; % % 8 :. ::
Common school. 22I lJN llJ
arithmetic.
Trenr- First Lessons 10 - -
Elementary i"T Slate 70 SO =.
Mental 5 81 -
Common school leu ~ 50
Ahycbra
Grrenlrai-- New Elementary. l.3-
G,dHuHGrs.
Greene Introduction ST 81 -
English Grammar. IO5 70 -
Tni'.d states Histories
Anderson Grammar school l.2O 90 81
I. = Reader. 10 LOU -
Natural Ihitosorhy.
Str,lc'~ II weeks i'll Philosophy. 80
The Board also recommend for in the Dis.
trict schools of the STATE, the following books
t"naHts Parsin- and l'Till Book 50 ~ -
Alden titIzcnS Manual Of civil
Government 50 50 ~
>p,nc' rian Writing Books
per numh-r. II 10
Gny"t Common school Geography and Greene.
English Grammar are authorized fur i'll Gram.
schools and High SChnuls only.
Supyrini"udcnts " ho would like t" examine the
Headers ami Histories can he supplied with the
copies GRATIS. on application
An early adoption of this list and a strict adheI-
t" il will not only prove advantageous To the
cHuS' 81 education but a decided saving in ex-
I-lI~,' t. the community.
Merchants can hr supplied nj the usual jobbing
terms. HOWARD Il HOWELL.
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Vermont well Represented.

The sixteenth Legislature of the State
of Minnesota contains sixteen natives
of Vermont nine senators and seven
representatives. One-ninth the entire
Legislature are Green Mountain Boys.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
Personal

Nh. Geo. +. Damon. formerly in the
store of the MesslS. Fairbanks, has gone
into the lumber business at Bay City.
Michigan. Mr. Damon Is now east. but
returns t" his new home the 2lst inst.
y telegram was received Monday. an
nolncimg the death on Sunday of F. &.
Lawrence at stockton. California.
Young Lawrence was son of Ira Law
renee of Danville. and went to Calitor-
MIA last July hoping Ia get benefit from
rhc climate. His disease was consump-
tiun.
We learn that Prof. Geo. y. Wcbhcl
has accepted call To the First Street
PRESBYTERIAN Church. OF Troy. y. !.
At the meeting of the church to cOn>id-
cr the matter. one hundred and seven
teen persons We're present. and Il unan-
inouS vote was had III favor of the call
with a salary t" DR.. Wehher of >J.nW
per year.
Nh +. u. Mason has been obliged an
account of i'll health. To resign his posi-
ton as principal of the high school at
Cincinnati. He goes to Florida To re
cuperate.
Mr. Lcmuel ;. Hastings resigns his
position rs tutor of mathematics III
Dartmouth college at the end of Thu
term.
Timothy Underwood and Gregory
Beck of this place. started tor Calii"I
MIA on last evenings train. Maioi
Buwmun'S son. who has been living in
Iowa the past Two or three Years. >""r
starts for the same destination. He ha>
Il pulmonary difficulty. and goes mainly
for the benefit of his health.
Oscar l.. Whitrlaw of -. Louis. ana
Putnam ID. Mcmillan of Minneapolis
have ON acknowledgements for new
Years issues of papers from their re-
>pectiNr cities. The former gives Il tull
pag" illustration of the great hidG,
now in process of construction acrn>
the. mississippi. and the new court house
and posi- office. From Minneapolis We
have Il full record of its growth ion tn,
past wear. which Indicates rcmaI>ahl,
thrift.
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The Treasurer.

We are glad we omitted To mention
in the list of village officers last week
the name of the village treasurer. Bar
ION Mnult"n. Esq. ion it gives H. an "p-
poltWnity To speak of this office. and the
man who has 50 arrcpiahlN till,I it f"I
50 lvauy Years. more infinitely tlHu We
could have done last week MI Nnul-
ton has been elected /" tn. office ot vii
lagc Treasurer for seventeen con .,cutiVc
wears, with one exception. He i1> al~"
filled the office of county aud toNn
treasurer fol sixteen consecutive Years.
and school dri>trict treasurer for years.
how many we do not know. About
So. 300 of town money. $l5.OUu village.
= .nnO school. and $3.OUU county mon
ev. passes through his hands yearly
amounting in the aggregate to about
SOL 900. 1t j. no more than Justice to
the man who has faithfully performed
the duties of 50 responsible positions
for So long period. to state that the
auditors have never found the least dis
crepancy in his accounts. This Is IN
honorable record at Il time when -
many neasurcrS are ''panning out 50
poorly. The secret of our treasurer :
success rs il treasurer. i the fact that
he keeps his several public trusts en-
tircly separate from his own and from
each other. He is not II man who wants
to use money in business. but if he did
would not touch Il dollar of the public
funds. though there might he thousands
in the treasury. This has been the
rock on which so many trcasurers have
splt-they have wanted more capital
than they had, and have used money
given them in trust, expecting to re-
place it before il WAS wanted. and meet
ing with losses have not been able To do
So This has been the most fruitful
way of making defaulters. Whoever
shall succeed our present treasurer. LET
it not he one who wants to use any
more money than he has of his own.
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Dir. Pierce's favOrite Prescription.

ply stefan ~ confident am that il will
dl~aiIolut tn" most u-uinr expectations OF Il
=, invalid Lady who employs il for any of the
w'@tkur~-,- and ailments for which | recommend
II. that | "il'r and sell ii under \ POSITIVE
tt hR l>It.E. II Il beneficial effect is not expe
Iici.c'd Viii. return Of bottle. twn-thirds If
mtdi'u, having been taken promptly refund the
money paid f''r il. II cures Lcucorrhea Excess
i've Flown Painful Monthly Periods suppress
-i"u~ from old, Weak Back Nervous DEBILITY
thr.Iuc Inflammation. Irnap-us and liberation II
Uterus and other kindred diseases SI.5O by all
Druggists
Further information IN my TREATISE on CHROS
&C. hI-EN-U- TE, ULIAK To- WOMEN. sent secure from
uisvI alton upon receipt nt two stamps. Address
Dr. Iierc"'> Worlds Di~pen>ary, Nos -
= and II Vest Seneca street, BIFFALO y. Y.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
WHITE GLYCERINE

Gives permanently Beautiful Complexion
PEARLS WHITE GLYCERINE pens,ra,.. IN,
SKIN without injury. eradCates all Spots FREE k-s
IAN, M"th-patchrs. Black Worms Impurities and
leaving II smooth, soft and pliable. For Chapped
hands Rough OF Chaied skin. il is the best thug
III the world, Ask your Druggist Tor it
TAKE No OTHER
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16

Total orders drawn 10y Trus-
tees. $l3.I54 %
The entire cost of the police and po-
lice courts for the wear was S2S6.0I.
There was received 10y the village trca-
Surer for fines in liquor suits and sale of
liquors seized 10y police. S657 81. Leav-
ing Il balance III favor of the police of
81 &c. This is the first year the po-
lice have ever paid expenses in money.
We gave last week on hearsay the
expense of the Paddock village rcscr-
vnil nj from 5000 to $500. The above
figures show II to have cost S5:}S or
some seven on ten hundred dollars less
than reported. The expenses of the
village have been very heavy the past
wear. and there il loud call for re
trrmchmcnt Vet we think if the money
proves to have been mainly expended
i'll permanent and needed improve
ncnr>. there will hc little fault found
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
Village EXpenses.

BY Il vote of the village we give be
low summary of the village expenses
the past wear. furnished lis by the Trus-
tees
CiStern at Paddock Village. S533 b
Abatement of taxes, l45 50
Expense of highways. 45lI 40
breaking roads and scraping
side walks, oil "a
Water rents. 252 90
Paid fire companies, 275 90
Expenses on engines and insu-
rance of engine house. 2i3 10
Lighting and furnishing street
lamps, PIG O.
Expense of sewer, GIjS II
Cash paid for tile pipe, 297 -
Expense of police, fire wardens
and night watch. POI 10
misunderstanding setting
ont trees. repairing park
fences, care of town clock.
Trustees salaries. etc. etc, 267 90
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w O M A N

Having treated many Thousand cases of those
diseases peculiar 1" v oman. have been enabled 10
perfect a must potent and agreeable medicine
which meets that class If disease with positive
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