St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-11-20

pelier, where he has placed some of his |
work this fall. The Argus of last Mon
day has handsome notice of him. at
which this IS an extract "Mr. Clifford. |
the st. Johhsbury photographer, is an
artist i'll fact us we'll as name, having |
that genuine artistic sense that enables |
him to So pose and take his subject as
to infuse into their pictures that subtle
spirit that makes them indeed like |
nesses."
The Derby Line Silver-Plate works
have an advertisement in this weeks |
paper.
VIM. King sells at auction Monday Il !
mare and colt. wagon, harness. etc.
Fresh fish and oysters are carried
about town three days in the week by |
Eugene Burr. of Hallett's block Look !
horn.
The Methodist Seminary at Montpel- /.
lei begins its winter term Dee. 9.
The winter term of the Lyndon Liter |
AIRY Institute, begins Dec. /.
ID. \. Morrison of Paddock village of !
frrs his new house for sale or rent.
The Fairbankses advertise IL good
line of ladies cloaks.
John W. Perkins 4 Cos card APP
pears i'll our paper this week for the
first time. They have one of the most
complete drug stores in New England.
and d" IL large trade.
The winter term of Peacham Acadc-
my begins Dee. |.
Burglary.
Hugh Dunn's house in Groton was
entered 10y some parties, on Sunday the
-th. and il little money and three finger
rings stolen. The thief entered 10y
breaking i'll Il buttery window. The
family We're all at church,
st. Johnsbury East.
The people of the East village are
wide awake on the subject of il singing
school. Money has been raised. and
Mr.. J. c. Potter will begin IL school at
the congregational church vtStrN next
Saturday evening. They are anticipat-
ing good class.
East Hardwick.
Rev. j. =. Demerritt supplied the
pulpit at the Congregational church
last Sabbath. and it is understood that
he is to supply for few more Sabhaths.
A Young daughter of F. A. Fay re
criv-d sevcry blow in one eye from Il
stone thrown 10y Il bad boy. 1t is feared
she will lose the eye in consequence.
F. F. Hall raised this season I'll bush
els of the new hullrSS oats. Thirteen
acres yielded forty eight bushels per
acre.
Peacham.
The Fall term of the Caledonia C"un-
" Academy closed on Thursday and
Friday. Nov. - and l3. with the anmu-
al examination. 1t has been an unr>u-
ally quiet and prosperous term. and cNi-
IDENTITY one of thorough work. The
number of students has been larger
than AT any period for upwards of TWEEN
~ five yeaI>. and the good order and
success of the school have been Ni>ihly
Increased 10y the prompt discipline adj
mimistercd one Nclr ago. The rNami-
nation gave to the committee and to
the citizens present. fresh evidence of
the tact. efficiency. and thoroughncSS OF
the Principal and his assistants. i'll THEN
work of instruction.
The afternoon of Friday WAS occu-
pied with the usual rhetorical exercises.
consisting of recitation>. determinations.
original and selected. ESSAYS. 10y mem
beers of the school, OF which all were
good. and some of marked excellence
Special credit l. due /" Mrs. Paine. Il
former member of the academy. who at
the last moment, in the sickness of the
music teacher. kindly prepared and
conducted the music for the occasion.
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