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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
Sheffield.

\ few days since a man had a miNluI-
dcr>tanding with his SOILS. AMI Thought
L" put an cad /" trouble ana .'\i~tcurc
10y a rope. lie tied the rope firmly ON
high. adjusted il to his neck and SWIM"
oil. Ina due time he ceased +" struggle.
and %i~prd H. toI the last time. His tNn
sous found him il hi prril"u~ position.
and The eldest made haste t" eat dow n
his hcl">rd pnfcr. Tine Youngest took
Il different view nt the matter. nud did
mot wish To tlWait his fathers designs.
even AT this solemn crisis. The eldest
brother called ont t"r help. hat the
Youngest responded t" tn" rntrcatl 10y
Saving. "tiuc~> We better let the old
cr>> Iaug. The eldest didn't ch""~'' ="
+" do. however. and the father MS
saved. N"nit"r.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
William Young Fatally Wounded.

Ia saturdays issue, we mentioned
the report of the >h"otin" of Nelson
"In" of Alhurgh 10y Il lhirt whom he
was assisting an officer to arrest. The
maine. ol the Victim is William Young.
u brother of tn" first named party. The
particulars of the affair. rs since report
ed to It's. are aS follows: Friday evening.
Deputy Sheriff Gordon attempted T."
arrest one Isaiah Law YEA who had
stolen Il watch from j. W. Dean of tlaI-
rucrvillc Il few days ago. The officer
accompanied hv William Young went
ia lawyers house ut the Center. tor
this purpose. when the thief fired upon
them. the shot striking Young. The
ball entered the left side. above the hip
and passed through the bowels. Dr
Dodge of RouScs Point. who was called
To attcnd the wounded man. pronounced
the wound fatal. though loun" VAS
alive at last accounts. lawNra waS
arrested. and taken to the Jail at North
Hero. Intense cNcitcmr>t prevailed.
and there were loud threats of lynch
ing. Some fears are entertained that
Lawyca may escape Justice on the
ground that Young was not legally au
thoIizcd to assist in making the arrest T..
Young is Young man of -. Il son of
Alexander Young. and brother of James
and Nelson Young, merchant and cAttl"
huycrS. ST. IIbdns Messenger.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
baptism ut Gettysburg and Ii deacon
ship at AppomatoX.

There is IL project on foot for pierre
ing Mount Blanc, the grandcsl of the
Alps, with tunnel. in order that anoth
el railway may pass without intcrup-
ton from France to Italy. The cngi-
neerS of the day do not seem to he in
Inundated by any instructions. and we
should not he surprised if, within Il
moderate period. the vale of Chamouni
i'll which Coleridgc waS raised To such Il
sublime pitch of devotion, should be
disligurcd 10y Il railroad station and all
its practical and undcvotional appur
tcnanccS.
The Democratic Congressional Con
vcntiun ut White River Junction. which
lately nominated Charles y. Dcvcn-
port. was of the opinion that lit would
greatly improve the next Congress to
leave ont Luke u. Poland and place an
honest man in his seat" 1t is remark
able that the Democrats should have
this opiniun.- Boston Globe.
1t is said that scores of farms off the
line of railroads in the State of Vermont
have been abandoned within the last
few VCaIS In Windham county alone,
there are more than 100 tcIantlcSS farm
houses. This shows whether it is for
the interest of farmers to fight railroads
us an institution, though of course they
are Interested i'll securing Il fair adjust
mrnt of freight charges. Railroads are
sure to he such an advantage that all
productive interests range themselves
as closely along their lines as possible.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
a New ENTERPRISE

MIR. James ETamiltm has purchased
All acre and ii hall OF land west of lad
d"rN street, which is the ncxt street
west of Cliff street. and has already
commenced the erection of Il dwclliu"
an" greenhouse. with the object ia
view OF supplying the local market. :t
least with plants and flowers, and per
maps early vegetables. The location is
favorable, having IL good eastern and
southern exposure. and being sheltered
from the northwest winds by the Pea
body hill. Mr.. Hamilton has been gar
dcner for Col. franklin Fairbanks for
the past fifteen Years, and is Thoroughly
skilled III the business. knowing how to
make plant or flower grow if such IA
thing is possible. We think our place,
and vicinity will give encouragement to
such an enterprise 10y IA liberal patron
age.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
A Good "Temnerance Man

During Campaigning week, State,
Attorney May WAS informed that lI"fl'-
mans Hotel WAS dealing III liquor; and
Sunday he made out Il search warrant
and asked ioi signatures. He WAS re
frrIcd t" IL gentleman who talked tenn
prIancc and pr"ics>cd t" he christian
man. This gentleman said that ii ought
t" he done still aS his shop mates Wis
tied Hoffman now and then. he guessed
that he would not sign; but that May
could find men enough i'll the Lyndon
tent who would gladly d" 50. lie WAS
asked T." keep still" but Nh. May had
scarcely turned his back when the item
pcramcc man turned Ia IL friend and
told him t" put for lloliman'S and get
! the Liquor ont of the way. When the
officer reached ll"ilman's with the
search warrant the liquor had disap-
pcarcd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
I.,Ii"ioII- Meetings.

..,..r ;ntEcu.-Mcrting~ III hall of Gale
.' rl,.k-tHrv. l.. L. Iash"r, supplND
..,t ~,r,icr- AT IO:iI a. NJ. and go T.. NJ.
.y,,fI, =, hr"l 1T Zoo NJ.
-,.ug,n-(ltrv. u. +. Miller, Pastor.
,J.n,,. head Of summer street, Sabbath
,,.- At IO:3O A. NJ, and 80 l.. NJ. Sab
'..l :. h"nl at I20o NJ
81 tlu.E,u.-N;,V. ChaS. NJ. Snuthgatc.
S,hl1th services at 1890 \. NJ and
sabbath school al La T.. NJ.
.,.ll CmRCH,-(Rrv. +. T. Fairbanks
80, sabbath services al 1890 \. NJ.
nn a.. vi sabbath Sch""l at Zoo NJ.
~ Meetings at each Church W"'inc~
. .uum-~ AT IN.
.uI MESSIAH. UNIvFRSAIIsT.-uirV l..
d, Iu,r-nu pa~t"rD sabbath services at
,.N sabbath Schnnl at l!.l' T.. NJ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
Excursion to Boston.

Excursion tickets are sold ON the Pas
sIImpS!c road to the great stallion race
at Mystic Park, near Boston, 1T reduced
rates. This race is Sept. -. AMI is for
the championship of the United
States Ten thousand dollars are
offered i'll premiums, and fou gold
medals. People who wish To attend the
Mechanics FAN ut Boston. which opens
the 10th inst. can take advantage of
these excursion tickets. which are good
until the l9lh. Particulars are gwen
III advertisement clSrw here
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
lrlfhg.

Vt 81 .I"InshurN. S'pt. ;, Arthur. eldest IF
II. y GHgr. Esq. al Louisville, Ky, and grandson
nf Tia, late Josiah Gage of this town
VI Barnet. Aur. - frankie AGED rs months
son of Harvey and Lizzie Moore.
Vt r,:ch.im. Aug. - Ella :. only daughter of
I.'uurl y. and I"viua j Woods aged u years.
Vt Hollis. y H.. Aug ~. Rev. lanes Laird
AGED ~ yr.,r~-frrm"rly "f Guildhall, Vt
Vt lIius,alc. y. H.. Nug L. Lewis. only of
Fred W. and rhrhr II. Taylor. aged II months.
At Nantucket. Aug. ~. very suddenly. of con
.,'stinn the brain Nelson Bowkcr of George,
". and Rosa +. Cass. aged Years. - DAYS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
Odd Fellows.

The grand lodge of Vermont odd
Fellows, which has Just closed Il two
days session ut Rutland. installed the
following officers l.. G.. STILES of 81.
JohmSburN, grand master: II. NJ. Cur
rem of Srattlrh"r". deputy grand mas
ter: II. II. FarnSWorth of 81. Alhan~.
warden: }. y. Gale of ST. John>hury.
secretary : {. W"odhnulc of Rutland.
chaplain: J. Rctting of Biattlrhoro,
treasurer; J. Il. Burton of Manchester.
marshal: !. l.. Abbott of Nurihiirld.
conductor \. y. Pearson nf Derby
Line guardian J. \. Parker OF Rut-
land. herald. The next meeting will
he held ut Nmthhcld on the tiNi We'd
ncsray in February.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

the train arrived at Ludlow. lie WAS
senseleSs for time, on rallyiug he
started on but found himself unable to
go forward. He hailed IL man driyiu
81 the highway for assistance, who said
hc had 40 tlinr to stop. He finally per
>riadcd him % take him to Ludlnw.
lie came to Rutland on the mail train
and WAS quit" comfortable last evening
-RHFdnH GiDbe.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
Personal Items.

Capt. Martin l.. Poland of the regular
army, son If Judge Poland, j. III town
for few days. lie is now stationed at
Philadelphia.
Rev. Charles T.. Harrington has az
ccptcd the call from the Congregational
Church and Society of Lancast 1 t" he
come its pastor and will commence his
laboIS next Sabbath.
Dr. George y. Hall of Swanton, Il no
ticc of whose death we had in our last
paper, WAS Il we'll known ply stefan.
lie graduated at the University of Yer
mont i'll burlington i'll ISL, Dorman Is.
Eaton being one of his classmates, and
obtained part of his medical education
1T the l6cIkShir, medical school in Pitts
field. Mass. He WAS Il prominent Free
Mason, and was once grand master fnI
four Years. He WAS buried 10y Tia,
grand lodge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
WANTED !!

\ thoroughly competent and first class farmer
with his wife, I" take char"" of a large farm. The
man must understand we'll tn" care of stock, and
the woman he capable nf carrying "n dairy.
Satisfactory references viii br required. Ad
dress FARM, Lisilrtnn. y. II. 3I-H
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
The Band at Burlington.

cur Band seems to have. acquitted
itself with much credit AT Burlington
last week. as WAS expected. The fol
lowing appeared in the Free Press of
Friday: This fine band gave our
tnwn>man, Col. {. f. Spaulding. a com
plimcntarN Srrcnadc last evening. The
Colonel was formerly resident of St
JohnShury. and has many friends and
acIuIintanc"s among those attending
the reunion. 1t is needless to SLY that
the band boys taIcd srmptunli>ll at his
house. They also, 10y request. Visited
the Van Ness and American. play ing
some very line S,icctinn> in Il superior
manner. W" must congratulate the -!
JohmshIlN people on having 50 fine Il
company of musicians IN their midst d.
After the >rrcuadc. Mr.. Spauldiu. rhiu -
tered two "r three harouchcS. and took
the band to their quarters "n the camp
ground.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
INCIDENTS AND OBSERVATIONS

The banner regiment for numbers
was the LIST cavalry, as it ought To have
been, for it was the largest Vt. rcgi-
ment in the service with the exception
of the 18th. and mustered ont more men
than any other. ut the close of the war
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

KNOCKED OFF THE CARS. Charlc>
Cicavclaud Il conductor on the Rutland
railroad. WIS quite seriously injured.
Monday. 10y being knocked off from Il
hay ear while pas>in" the bridge at
Proctorsville He was not missed until
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
Cabot.

Cabot
Town Meeting passed oil very quietly.
\. X. Abbott being elected the ID bal
lot. much of course to the qualification
oi all his friends.
Mrs. Robert Lance received il very
bad injury the LIST inst. 10y the fracture
of the hip from IL fall. Dr. Wiswall WAS
Immediately called but could not fully
determine the extent of the injury ut
this writing.
Groton.
y picnic excursion to The top of Owls
Head at the corner of Grotom. PcaclIanI.
MarSIiicld and Goshen Gore. Thursday.
Aug. p, included two octogcnarians.
namely, VIM. Morrison. of Barnet.
c'Scotch Willir.') and Rev. benjamin
Hurnham of Grotom. y nephew of the
Latter, (Judgc Il. F. Durham of South
B">t"n.) pcncillrd and dcpoSitcd in the
'Eird'S nest cache" the following ap-
propriatr lines. there being not IL few
of fair and Younger women and men
present. the day delightful. and the
landscape of wilderness. ponds. and
mountain most enchanting
The fairy form that fits grace
Through festive hall r,Splcnicut.
The witchin. charm of w"uau~ face
With rnSc-tint wreath trinscrnlrnt.
AZ" shall tIansmutr TIA" spell he "'rr.
And dimmcd Ia. the bright eyes iIsi,s.
As the fIblrd fruit of the Dead sea- ~iuT,
In til" Pilgrim grasp is ashes.
But the sunny cheer of virtue meek
That shines through the spirit keeper.
Though years may and hlanrh TIA" cheek.
Shall l"VrIi,I GLOW aud d"rI,'r.
Ave. tlr wind MAY and the heart ruIl
An Eden iading never
FnI the high the true the beautiful
Are we'd To the soul forever
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
,5lrn -IfirrGGrlrrnfG.
Persistent Advertising in Ill" right medium
brings business.

Persistent Advertising in til" right medium
brings business.
ANTEp-A girl /" Il" general h"uS.. work
w Apply /" Railroad Ticket Office st Johns
hurry. VI. 1t
Nl-DDD FOR SNI.E-.,O cords "f dry hard wood
w feet long. at III" Smith place. i'll Waterford,
Apply /" : J. HASTINGS. IaSSumpsi". Vt A1f1
UNpITIoNAL NOTES. Just printed and for
' sale at tn" tALEDONlNN OFFICE.
DNHElTT METAL.-A quantity "i old Npr inr
ID bLhhittin" al L. r"ntS pound If called i"r
s,."n. Al CNIEpONItN OFFICE.
w ESrEEN TICKETS-Tickrts +" all points
w West and South via all the first class routes
Nl~n tickets via Cunard Steamship Lin" to liN
rrp"ol. tilI~Enw. Ar.
call aud -rt lowest rates al Passenger Depot
\. e. HARVEY. Agent
81. Jnhn~hury, VI. May ~. Ia. '-tf
TENEMENT To RENT. OSBORN WARD
i has a tenement t" rent IN Railroad street in
his building. nearly opposite the depot. Hnf
lust EEtEIVEU-N tine assortment of FISH
- ING TNCKLEat
HOWARD \ HOWELLS.
st .I"hn-hury. April -. I-tf
HIGHWAY TAX ELLIS. and all kinds Of Il
l GAL HANKS for ~al, al
tALEDONIAN OFFICE.
I'INE WATCHES REPAIRED and rated at
HOWARD y ROWELLS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
Vermont Veterans at Burlington.

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old soldiers ard many spectators. The
weather WIS most auspiciou>; the camp
in" ground un the shore of the lake the
finest that could he imagined while
the citizens of Burlington did every
| thing III their power to- make the occa-
sion pleasant iuI the "hoNs,n and one
to he looked back upon without Il single
regret. We com,!cnSc from the daily
press some account and incidents of
this reunion:
One Vermont boy. Il Sergeant in the
Second California. came all the way
| from California Ia attend this reunion.
| \ Kansas soldier did the same. The
general order named the camp Camp
| Brooks. in honor of Gen. W. L. II.
broukN, the first Commander of the
Vermont Brigade. At the business
meeting. Thursday, ii waS voted to
have the next meeting nj Montpelier.
! Aug. -. iS1.I. For Commander. Lieut..
j. VI. Poland nominated Gen. Stephen
| Thomas, and with three r"Ii>iug cheers
! he Wa~ elected unanimously.
| Bciu" loudly called ioI. Gen. Thomas
made :; short speech. SAY ing that he did
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

persons of John O'Connor and james
Reardnn, brought to tsi> place, tried,
convicted and before /! o'clock. noon.
WIS locked mp in the county jHil
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The Way They Do 1t.


John UConnor. who is in Jail ioI
stealing Mr.. ColbN's horse. had in his
pos>rsSnn when arrested Il hill of " lIicll
the follow ing Is Il copy:
MANCHESTER. y. H.. Aug. ~! ~
Nix. JuIN OCoNNoE
Bought of HAYES y co.
gal merchandise jug and hon. SIN,
bN cash enclosed -
-
You enclosed us only Sl.1j in N"ur
letter instead of @1.OO, which N"n stated
il contained.
Received Payment,
HAYES \ CO."
1t will he seen 10y The date of invoice
that the liquor was shipped Saturday
morning. Common probably received
the same Saturday evening, aS he was
drunk Sunday. and sunday night he
and Rcarlon stole Mr.. Colby'S horse.
Two dollars for a gallon of Y .iskr! is
pretty cheap. including jug and box,
but il did its business well. Let lis
summarize: Saturday at ten o'clock Il
gallon of whiskey left Manchester Tor
st. Johnsbury was received same CIV
ening: Sunday it was drank; Sunday
ut midnight it broke into citizen
barn and stole his team ut one O'Clock
Monday morning il run the team OH inc
bank ut Lyndon Centre: mt O'Clock
same morning it WAS captured i'll the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
laraI and Shfr Urn's.

Minister'S Meeting next Monday
mn. at ten. mt the Methodist vestrN.
It i rNpcctcd that Rev. f. {. Cum
~. i"Imrr pastor, will supply ut
,urh Cmrch next Sahbath.
There will he Praise Meeting ut
-,Church of the Messiah next Sunday
ming.
NJ the state convention of lniVcr-
.li>> held at Bethel last week, it WAS
,ilrd Ia hold the next convention at
a. loIn>hury'
Charles Howard of this place il ma
my a variety of writing fluids. We
ave tira his carminc, and pronounce
good
\ week past of very fine weather.
/ hrh has been well improved 10y the
umc> IN getting then grain, which is
.rnrrllll Il heavy crop.
Ton ear loads went up to the camp
citing Sunday. and Il large number
,rrd the grounds 10y private convey
.u The shaver which was So copi-
ID, At this place did not reach the
Vile.
f. H. Adams of this town has shown
some of the hull-lcSS oats raised 10y
20 this season. They are as then
Iur Indicates. free from all hull. and
lien shrllrd nothing appears but til"
.tr meat.
Mr. Haynes. who lost his arm IL
,orr Time ago, Is getting along well.
,.. Gr". RInncy and Mr.. Walstcin
VrIi>. who were injured Il few weeks
%. ltr both ont again and rapidly re
.lrrlug.
The telegraph office was hcsiegcd
.o>da> evening until II late hour;
~ news from the election came i'll
'all. and not OF the best quality.
''nrr felt good. however, and several
mites illuminrd the streets late i'll the
"'sug
10 til" vlSr of Mrs GaSkill against
..'d. ''a~klll, Il hearing WAS had Tues
0 ~ which SflJO alimony and the
'I>'h"ld furniture. was awarded the
l': al" the custody of the children.
.'.> Na~ agreed on pending the suit of
To- lie for divorce.
vi. John c. Paddock came near
.''Nm. serious injury on Saturday
Ollie chipping up some barrel slaves.
.' "l the sticks flew and hit him on
head over the left eye. He suffered
''>>INrlN Ton Il day OF two, but hopes
entertained that the eye is not per
.H'nN injured.
Last week the Fairbanks Scale Co.
'.ll'ctucd eight hundred scales. in
''''- = large hay. stock and Il. X.
scales. Since the opening of the
" They have run their factory on
'''>' and at the present time they are
"hind their orders. The business
TOO This year is in excess of amy in
"''I"l\ Of the firm.
Vli" a lilllc hail storm visited this
'"'"hih afternoon. accompanied
N'Nd. and afterwards rain. At
''h\lI there WAS little or no rain
ITO hilI. At Barnet the hail WAS
sever" than at this place, cutting
>''nr" hat. and ice remaining in
''' until the next lav.
sudden Death.
.'''i Gage, Il young man of about
| '>' VIII" was spending the sum
'''". W. Stiles. in Waterford.
| .. '' I" PhincaS Spcncer's at this
we Yesterday morning. was about as
| .. through the day, although he had
| d. poor health for some time.
..a "'"'"\ heard some disturbance
a.,. ''> morning. and going to his
| NJ ''h" him dying. His father.
| ., '"S' VAS born in this town. but
l III L"miSvillr. XIV.
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II. .Inhn-bury Athcna.um.

al. ErApI<G- RooM,-oprn from 4. NJ
-.y irnru :, to H. and from : IL IL T.. NJ.
W W. TIIANER. Librarian.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
NOTICE.!

Motto" il hereby given that an application will BE-
made, t. the next -,--"n of the Legislature of this
STATE for charter for II bank nf d,'p"-its loans
and circulation I" he located i'll the town of 81.
Jnhnshury. 3I-BI-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

come WEST.
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GpING EAST.
80 \. NJ
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
CRAB APPLES.

Ten fifteen bushels Montreal Beauty and
Queens Choice. EnqU.rr of JAMES FLYNN,
at c. NJ stones 1861
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

HjIi" a lllllr hail storm visited this
Sabbath afternoon. accompanied
WIND, and afterwards rain. At
''"n\'Ilr' there WAS little or no rain
ivy "" haII. At Barnet the hail WIS
>''"'" than AT this place, cutting
., ~ nr"hat, and ice remaining in
'"id until the next day,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
+ ,4ohnsburp (aledonian.
,,.l,nsburr L. Il. Trains.

nam, ran oyer the E"J i ,n C Cn,% ti 4
IL /: +" Wells River, and the south EaS-
N.,rpIt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

y week past of very fine weather,
hirh has been well improved by the
umcI> IN getting thriI grain, which is
.rurrIlll Il heavy crop.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

Ten ear loads went up to the camp
o,ing Sunday, and Il large number
,lrrd the grounds 10y private convey
arr. The shower which WAS so copi
d, At this place did not reach the
Vile
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

You enclosed us only Sl.15 i'll N"nr
letter instead of 800, which N"h stated
il contained.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

Charles Howard of this place ia ma
$40. a variety of writing fluids. We
ave uira his carminc, and pronounce
good.