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New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
Ciploeno &ciifcs.

COUPONS due Te6. l, 1879, o. he e., sr;
I I.DlI, AND IaJS MOO gAIN anu CAitO AND fUL On
RAILROAD COMPANIls vii he @ OH Aai sirr th;i d - ns
sgenrT NJ ib ~ Luaa Iron -0antIR 3ou ."' '"A'
~ El 10 Broad ~. - ". Nc cNlLL.AA freasareE
EORTIETH DINIDkAD. -. ,,o 49,,
X krryvtsAyT FurY ISsrHANcK to1PtTT ~" ~ boNrHB
.sp no 200 BHJADvAf AHH-.oAk Jan - 9t''.-,r,
II .y-c.ers bA4 o,rAf~I itf hs-- '4hi
aSSrGT DiYT T,I 4 SEVEN Pr CENT to OIL 'f' ai'VhI
go, 81 - = ~ o. - EldAN. . c.e.2Il.
OFYoE PgNSsTLvANIA tAlLEVAD o..
PHILADELPHIA Jan. IL. $50 J.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fennsyI-
vsfia RArod Colpanr VII upon Vcsui-t,n Seioe h
tn o. De- pi A@'
scoruse ,ptrsqt rhetsuI gf pr seatstou .
Of 1870 this Scnp oil cas" - DeN ht'fesA u
us OO~ ~''H' VI" 10y 49, BAYAID BUTLER Treasurer.
DA-A"AN-' A" hKw-YalE, Dee -, 1874.
THIS COMPANY viii pay a dividend OF -
e "a on Jan. 20 anssri hoks vii hS o'ed
from Zee 81 ufu Jaa II j. ODi-LL Iit.A
ov,5ca oy rua OwAaD hsU~AsCk CJEPAsr No. 50 ALLsr{
"''''- " NEV-IoHE JIA l3, 1919. y
THE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have this day
rseIsr, AsrMIASAUAL DlVlDKAO Of biA PfH S'NI pay
= y. ,.r,,1 THEODORE KEhLLK secresATg.
OyUCE oT rHK MKncHASrF IssURAScH t0SPASr
No lsg baOADwAT, y L0RAkA l. 'bEETIsi-
NEw.T0KK Jsu. II, 1873 } .
THE usual SEMI ANN UAL DIVIDEND OF
l. TIN liN FA" 'A''' ''' J l. DOUGLASS Secretary.
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Miscellaneous.

A LADY writing fair. bold hand sOhcls
~ COPING bsr siufo 79l oAdwAs. Mss L CLIN. .OS
COOK, WASHER, aud lRONkR, or HOUSE,
~ MOLK.-A sAoW Wonsa aad au - agr SeAl
olettef 1ood pau tgok sni Laalee. 30
ca tend claren both sill lenselFe
u, feierefce Arh a. ODkLLS EAf LofhiAr
AGgS, T. iO9 West Sab corner o. Br aiwsI.
HOUSEWORK-By two young girls, who
boea hou,wOrk w- sua eesniV have
sad obeo sY aaa lns 70 Hos "gessr
lQage q "a
PEOTPsTANT HOMR BURkAu No 'fS bhtyr rb.ve ie ~
.Ds.O sTH-AVE., between 22d ana 23a-sts.-
-'J . .is'e's (e "a 'S'-l l1soe prvs s~i
10 a. Gang wssbug. irounk other
bOA sase sSsa sY rsssas> gsA ~ $40 asT~
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New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

Ia c5' MAJ.
7 NDv'' NAID-DY S~'---H~rnch Prot
Il ..rn. L,grs = nnne..tau 1ar s -'-' m 80
ft.,r o,t-ns ar t. r -. 60 r. so Il
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
NIrgas.

NURSE-By a competent young woman Wi6n
~ Of children, &c ued 70 se~rg Of
rb ber~orA -aitrsss userok country
Can at PRJ asrASr nome BUREAU, Los bsSr-.
4OtL
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
furulILIE.

I' G.. SELLEW,
CFfith ANp LfBEaL, FURNITURE,
Fu. L. f4ioas-
PINE q LIB Jak o1sKS.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
Cscinreo anu GIectin 9.

MUNICIPAL Reform AssCca'iOr, Scven51
Va A. a.i S.Uici No - VA saq'v s'str-.i. "
T.laAug ID s.,f.s, i.-.F Jaa. p AZ
0'r 80, = ft~ Erg rfl fs'- inCS
10 lS1I i.i.1Ilt ,ps Is. J. n. ra,ae
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
The st. Johnsbury Directory.

The new Directory of our village is
ont and being distributed. Besides the
names of all the citizens, it has Il bust
ness and street directory. list of banks.
churches. fire Department. institutions
and societies. newspapers sketch of the
town etc, etc. The book has IL fine
cut of the Academy and South Hall, is
printed on heavy paper, and is not
only il credit to the publishers. but Il
valuable acquisition to our town. 1t is
il work every citizen will want for ref
crence. There are of course some err
rorS III names, ETC., Il thing inevitable
as every printer well knows. especially
in the first one but fuI all that our di-
rcctOrN Is Il success. thanks to w. :.
Webb X Co., New York, the pub
fishers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
tnrH UpH Sfafr Urns.

N:rinc" at town hall Saturday, at
2rN
Praise meeting at the Church of
'hr N"->iah next sunday evening.
here nr u few copies of the new
Pur'i"N tor >llr at Howard x Row
r">
The Vermont SUNDAY school con
''ni'"n will he held at Barre. Oct. -.
Bland II.
W" learn that Mrs. Fleetwood is to
open millinery store in the second sto-
pa" Iulou block.
h'9' viii hc no rehearsal of the
moral nl'u this week. but there will
Toe one week from Friday.
>r''rN "l Gospel meetings begin at
''II>'nlN. Friday evening. the Sth.
'"' o""lamc over the Sabbath.
""I1n =. Shorcy has exchanged
'''m above the Centre for Geo. W.
''N building on Eastern avenue.
To" th"ral Union contemplate Il
musical festival t" hc held in this place
"'"'"@ winter: perhaps early in De
"'mbcr.
VII. VI. .. harrington of this town
'''> !" return To- AudnVcr the last of
guys week. +" complete his Theological
'ouI>r.
'N' Vermont forests are in then
'''nmnnI glory now. Although not
'''''Ani ~ some years, yet they are
'''t beautiful.
committee of the Y. VI. e. A. ar,
'"I Ion a suitable room for head
'''I> Ion the association for noon
'''''I meetings. etc.
%" Portland papers say that til,
'''ni> of that city are soon to re
'" 'l'' visit of the st. .Iohnshurv bust
"'>' men made last fall.
Passengers 10y the PaS~umpSic roa,
''''"r buy their tickets before en-
ing the rar>. See new rerulotion
went INTO effect Oct ISt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
5Harriaqrs.

- Marriages and Deaths inserted free
ObitHdTics. sir cents Il line.
At 81 John~hury. sept. ~ by Rev Il. NJ. Till"t
son. Mr.. solomon b. Chck-ring of Danvill- and
Miss Lnttir T. Whitchcr of Walden
At Putnry Sept ~ by Rev Amos Foster MI.
Levi j. II"mght"n Of Lyndon and Miss Nellie +
Roberts OF Putney.
At West Concord. sept. -. by w G. Lewis, Esq,
Mr.. Michael Ii. Larry and Miss Alice Shannon. both
ui Lancaster. y. II.
Vt Newark. oct. =. 10y F. Woodruff, Esq, MIR.
Joseph C. IucIa of Newark and Miss Hattie NJ
Ward oi Wr-tm"Tr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08

Mrs. j. c. Bingham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brownell of West Concord, and several
Nh. Blake has Il daughter there, Mrs.
Bingham ii brother, and others of
the party go to friends, while some in
tend to lOcatr There.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
Wanted, a Hall.

The crowd of people at the North
Church last Sabbath evening, reminded
those present of the pressing want of
and other large gatherings. 1t may not
he advisable t" build such Il hall now.
but it i; well to keep the fact in mind
that our place needs Il large hall, U
centrally located (2) on the ground
floor: (3) built cheaply 50 the rent may
he reasonable; but (l) we'll proportions
ed. we'll ventilated, and well lighted.
There is II good location for such Il hall
when the town. village OF individuals
are ready to build it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
St. Johnsbury Centre.

The ladies of the congregational
church at the Centre are arranging for
IL festival next Thursday evening. Oct.
II. The first part of the evening will
he Il concert of vocal and Instrumental
music under the direction of MI. Alfred
X. iallctt. after which an oyster sup
per will he served. \ pleasant. social
time is anticipated. The price of adj
cert Is ID cts. to the supper ID cts.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
Kilburn's Exhibition.

The exhibition of photographic pie
lures by means of IL powerful light
whereby the hchnldcr has been enabled
to take Il trip through the White Noun
tainS, visit the Yosemite Valley. make
ii long journey up the Nile, pass through
SYRIA and Palestine, spend Il winter in
Bermuda or Mexico and all this with
out any of the usual expenses or incon-
veniences of these trips-has been go
ing on at the town hall this week
These views are fine artistically, and
interesting historically.
On account of the weekly PRAYER
meetings. there was no exhibition last
evening. but there will he another to-
night and tomorrow evening, with
possibly Il matinee Saturday afternoon.
Tonight. the artist will show the IA
nous Portland \ Ogden>hurg railroad
through the White Mountain Notch.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
For California.

\ party from this place and vicinity
leave. Boston the Goth inst. for Calitor-
MIA. They go in an excursion, at spe-
cial rates. Among those who are going,
or talking of it. are Mr. and Mrs. vi. r.
Blake. Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Flanders,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
The Fair.
PREMIUMS ON >EIIOID MANIFAC
IT RES.

IL kE>.
Best 10 yards. full cloth. MIS- J
Graham. | ID
ID. unknown. %
Best wovr bed spread, Isabel Roy. | III
I'd. Mrs Z |. Pierce. | 10
Best 10 ydS carpetins, Mrs Il !.
Hastings. ~
ID. Mrs G l. Sh"rcy. | ~
Best 10 Nd> trncking. Mrs l. II
SWEET. ~
ID. Mrs j \ Hunter. | 90
Best 10 Nd> flannel. Fanny Harvey, | ~
I'd. Mrs Ira Lawrence, %
Best > yds diaper. Mrs Mary
Darling, ID
Best 10 quartcred wool blanket.
Mrs l. Graves. 30
2d. Mrs Hugh Gibson. 10
Best hearth rug. Mrs John Chapman. ~
I'd. Mrs Ferdinand Darling. ~
Best pain knit drawers. Mrs Ira
Lawrence. III
ID. Mrs ThoS Mason. -
Best pair Yarn mittcns, Mis- y.
Thomas. -
ID Mrs e rrctlan -
Best pair gloves. Mrs VIM Hall. -
Best pair lady's hose, Mis- " Bun
rim"tnn, -
I'd. Mrs Gc" IlaIlctt, -
Best : lbs stocking Yarn, Mrs f. w
Clark. -.
ID. Mrs : G"Ilam, p
DISCRETION
Rug. Mrs Samuel Wand. -
do, Mary j Way. ~
d" Mrs john Dana. ,Ir. ~
do. Ms c II Bigrlow. 10
do. Mrs |. F Cadl. ~
Stand spread. Mrs j Bishop. ~
Bed quilt, Mrs Nath'l Health ~
Log cabin quilt. Mrs PcilcN Weeks. 30
Bed quilt. Mis- Rrbccca Smith, ~
(madc 10y Il lady - WIS ODD
White bed spread. Mrs J Bishop. 30
ChiIds mittcnS. MIS- Henry Scv-
crancc. -
Mems legging~. Mrs Joseph Hum
phIeN. ~
Mems feelings. Mrs Emma c Aver, -
Bunch rolls. & Hill. -
Face shawl, W f Badger, 81
Piece full cloth. Mrs john Eg"leSton, u
Piece cotton and wool flannel, Mis-
Jas Blaine. II
White felt blankets. Mrs Hollis Stiles. II
Boys mittrmS. Mis- Mary Savage. -
do do, Mrs Philip Kihby, -
(kmit 10y IL lady II yrs old
Piece Tracking. Mrs \ X Quimhy. y
do do Mrs VIM McLarcn, II
SHEEP.
The following premiums were omit
ted last week.
Best grade ewes, Geo. Stoddald, 3 IN
2d. III. ). Pierce, IN
FLOWERS.
Cut flowers, Ida F. MILAN. IN
Collection house plants, James
Hamilton. u
Floral design, Mrs. c. Packard, u
I'd, Nellie Brown, u
Note. There were omissions and mis-
, takes in the report last week IA thing
inevitable. We have cndcavorcd t,
get the list correct this week, but ma,
: not have done1t.
We cannot close the report however
without speaking of Il writing desk
showing Il very choice piece of work
manship and carving, exhibited by Mr.
+. W. Drew. of this place. 1t is wei
, worthy of special mention.
.
were very good, considering the wealth
cr, enough to pay all the premiums AM
expenses of the fair. and nearly OF quit
, enough to pay for the repairs upon TN
, grounds and buildings. The total re-
, ceiptS were about $1,000.
DEATH OF A Prominent CITIZEN q
= RUTLAND Hon. VIM. Y. Ripley, ("
/. more than thirty years one of the mos
i prominent citizens of Rutland. died Il
his residence in Center Rutland, age,
: Il years. He removed there from Mid
dlebury thirtytve years ago and wa
one of the pioneers in the development
of the marble business. He also ran
y large Touring mill and WAS variou>
= interested in mercantile pursuits an
. banking. He was president of the Rul
land county national bank. and WAS tn
: builder and owner of the Rutland opcr
= house, recently burned. The Gloh
;, says that he was prominent Metho
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08

.,.-r-B Boston 30 a. m.-7'30 y. III.
llL> ~. ~ York city and Western, 20 a. m;
-, M Northern 4 stag" mails LOO
",,,t.rn aOi a M. Southern and
.EIN ',-..-r,rr. II m.-i'3 p m.
,r- nom :. \. NJ. to- T. NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
ii. LnhmchmrN Nthrm.,mmn.

.,,r MO i:r ,rI>. Eu.U -ur,u from \. vi.
l"1.N il"u, g I,,t and from : to- - ~. NJ.
NJ t.uIIn -uprn in'-iIl AMI Friday
~ " IN layer. librarian.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
Pc. EE ii lINNAN- ,-,.
H3-5 ClIAS. Ii. MANCHESTER. "'"i'' -
MOSES H\nIEN-S ESTATE

vi The subscribers having been appointed by the
lInhnIahlc lrhLttt curt IL" hrd~trici 81 irlunia
commissioners. I" receive, examine aud adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the, estate
"i Moses lIadl.l late. ut llIurt in said
district. deceased. represented in~uNcni. and th,
term al months from tiI'. LIST dlN at oct I-1I
in. allowed 10y said Court the creditors al said
claims before Give uuiIcr that will attend
I" the duties "t our appointment AT the DIV cln.
huu~ al thu widow of the said decreased IA BARNET
IN said district. thu last Fridays "i Oct"I,r and
March next. at o'clock III the Afternoon, on
each al said days.
tLAUp SOMEHS. I..
~ NM. MCLATGIIIIN. "'"'' -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08

announcements IN L0c1I Columns
" L"ilrc>. fonccriS. Fairs. Entcrtdin-
"'"''. Lrbihih"u>. etc.. whcrc nancy is
"L'" ~H b, cb"rgcd ten cents q line.
We '1''g' less Than hcntg-f fire cents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08

Ina, IN an domestic experience and in the more
sklliful practice of eminent physicians article
mas Deen found Ia compare with Tar for cleansing.
anu htallng purposes 1t may not he known Ia all
that the town Of Forrest in North Carolina, pro
duces the best tar for medicinal purposes. When
purified it is called Forrest Tar and is prepared
In several forms for the better adaptation cases
OF Satarrh and Consumption, and an outward
aappneatlon wherever a healing process is wanted
inquire of your druggist for the Forest Tar
Dook' Which will give you valuable information.
The blood owes its red color to minute globnles
"hlch nOat IN that fluid, and contain in a healthy
person "A large amount of Iron which gives vital
y To the blood. The Peruvian Syrup supplies the
blood with this vital element, and gives strength
ana Vigor 10 the whole system.
stop that Cough, No pulmonary complaint
however chronic can long resist the healing intiu
ehcc al DIR. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
anu H"rehnund. As a specific for Coughs. Colds
Asthma and bronchitis, cure for GROUP, and pre-
ventivr of Consumption. il has equal. Acts
IKE a charm i'll hoarsenrss and sore throat. Clears
anu strengthens the voice of speakers and singers.
taxes away all the distress of wHoorING COUGH.
Contain opium % other dan gerous drug AMI is
pleasant Ia take. Trial bottles, 10 cents q. \.
St"rer, ~. Johnshury, and Barbour Eaton, Wells
River, sole Agents. Call and ask them about it,.
Wells. Richardson a Co, Burlington, General
Agents .i-IO6
Pyle's Dietetic SaIeratuS.-Universally ac-
knowlriged the best in Each pound bears the
name Of JAMES PYLE. None genuine without.
tIune2O, 76
CATARRH cannot be cured by snutfs washes
or local applications. Ii is Il weakness of the
stltutlnn. developing itself i'll the nasal organs
hrst afterwards extending Ia the throat and lungs
ending generally i'll Consumption if not checked
ny proper remedies. Pains i'll head, back loins and
weakness of kidneys are its attendant Diseases
More people have Catarrh than any other disease
IL Is easily cured. Thousands of cases some of
forty Years standing, have been entirely cured in
New Hampshire the past three years by the Com
SfttutiOHdi CdtdTrh Remedy. Certificates to back
the abnvr, and a treatise on Catarrh in a ~ page
pamphlet sent free On application t" Littleieli i
To-, pr"prictnrs, Manchester \. H.. Send name
on postal card and ii will cost only cent. Price
81 per bottle. ito Sept 10
LYONS kATHAIRON prevents the Hair from fall
ing out or turning gray, renews its growth. and
gives strength and vignr. II is delightfully."- per
fumed, and makes splendid dressing. 1t is the
clranrst and most desirable Hair Tonic ever pro
duced FUSED by the elite. Price only 30 cents.
tAprl6 &c
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
lr;ihs.

At ST bloomsbury. oct ;, Will" a, infant s.'n of
Edward and Iouisa Farr.
At II .I"hnshury Centre. oct Il. Carl Edward
only of Edward NJ and Euucr j. Idle. aged
wear and months
At STOVE sept. ~ Mi. Nathan Fost-r aged =
Years
At Hardwick. sept 81 Viola a.. wife "f Joseph
Pcs ..rd - wears
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08

IOSErH FINIEN'S ESTATE.
~ The subs, riher-. having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court t"r the district al Gale
donna commissioners Ia receive. examine. and ad
lust all claims and demands "i all PERSONS against
the 'siat" OF .I"s.ph Finley. lat" 81 BARNET
IN said District. deceased. represented n-"l-
vent and the term OF sin months from the 18th daN
"t sept. \. II. l~1i. being allowed 10y -aid Count l."
the creditors of said deceased Ia exhibit and prove
THEN respective claims hrt"r, Give nntirr
thai w viii attend Ia the duties al onr appuint
m'nt at the dwelling house, "f Mrs Margaret
Finley. IN Barnet. in said district on the
nth day "t Nov. and "n the lllh day al March
next. AT Onr o'clock. in the AFTERNOON each
"t said days.
PETER BUCHANAN
~ LlIAS- IL. MA NCN ESIEE- ,Nlllll -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08

1t will be to the interest of the ladies of st.
Johnsbury, Vt, and vicinity to call at o. II.
HALE'S Millinery and Fancy Goods Store, 10. II
and II Railroad Street, st. Johnsbury VT, and
anime the new and elegant perfume and face pow
der combined. Nothing like it has ever been of
frrrd for sale in this place II comprises of the
most popular perfumes in the market and is pre-"
n"unc"d by all who have used it. to be- the finest
of its kind offered for sale, it is warranted
To iniurc the skin. Remember for sale only hy q.
II. HALE. where they will ALWAYS find choice
lection IF Millinery and Fancy GoodS. Norelties
ceired constantly
t.Jan &c
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08

GOING WEST.
r-F Tdin-Leavrs 81. .Iohnsbury al 600 a. M,
id, go. Walden 800, East liardwick -:II,
10 % Johnson at Hos.
IUI- train does not run Mondays.
r.. I.In-Iravrs 81. JohnsburV At 800 p. m,
#, 49, Walden Cos Greensboro 6:-!-. East
...,l ,.s- llardwick G:i9 arrives AT johnson
..- Mn. train leaves West Concord for ST.
...Hr. li "a Il IN. Mixed train AT ;I:jI =. III.
GOING EAST.
lrr ysl,n-Lrlvc~ .I"hn-nn at 600 a. M. Hard
ID East Iardwick 1:;9!41, Greensboro ~!
lib pm,lIlr -. arrives al st. Johns
r. o. -.s.
u.j yuru-Lravr- Johnson at ll:iI a. m,
...... on m. T.. lIardw ick 2:Oi. Grrcnsb"ru
' IA ll,n BOO DanVilc 3:i5, arrives at 81.
I ...U.r. 40 IL
.. Tins main docs not run Mondays and Sat
p, Mad tram leaves 81. .I"hn~hury f"r West
.'.-,l it,Iu p. m. Mixed train al 80 a. III.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
I..Irrr;inlI Oiiicee.

U.-lE< >Iu> and VI. INTERNATIONAL TEL
.t.g,ir COMPANY. offices i'll the Post Office
Nam street and III the Passenger Depot
ul,, uHIi- from \. NJ, To or. NJ. Night
u,,--I-r~ At half rates.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
NOTICE.!

Owing Ia the death of Mr. o. =. Burke, it is ne
cessaSy that all accounts due the late hrm OF
BU RkE &BATES he settled immediately Tn"
unfinished business of the Company will receive
the careful attention of Mr.. Bates, who will con
tnue the law business in the old office, prepared at
all times to Tender any professional service reqnlr
ed to the best of his ability at moderate charges.
yj-I
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dist, and had contributed largely to the
Troy Conference Academy ut Poultney,
the name of which was at once changed
to the Ripley female college, but III
1873 was changed back. Mr.. Ripley
had been quite intirm in health for a
year OF more He leaves IL widow (hIs
second wite) and five children: Mrs.
Julia c. K. Dorr. WIFE of Hon. 5. NJ.
Dorr, the wrll-known authoress Gen.
W. Y. W. Ripley, Gen. Edward H..
Ripley of Rutland; Charles Ripley OF
Colorado, and Agnes, wife of Mr..
Charles Parker of Nergennes. Two
daughters have preceded him to the
grave. Helen, the wife of j. j. Myers.
who died nine yeaIs since, and May.
wife of G. VI. Fisher, Esq, who, with
her husband, was lost on the Inflated
steamer Atlantic, off the coast of Nova
Scotia. two Wears since.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
BOWMAN 4 HOPKINS,
Gen'l Insurance Agency
SUCCESSORS To
GEO. ). SHAW ~ 80.
EsknLIisLed Leg

Representing nearly all the leading Stock Com
panirs at home and abroad and also AGENTS for all
the Vermont Mutual Companies.
Pl-dging our level best solicit c"ntnuInc
of the patronage given predecessors. ANY
desiruus of procuring either Lift. Fire Accident
Insurance. assured that all business entrusted
IL this Agency, will he attended I" promptly and
i'll good faith Ia all parties.
BOWMAN S HOPKINS.
st Johnshury, Vt. Oct l, 1875. 92-lOi
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This space is paid for by GEO. II. HASTINGS,
Photographer Browns Block, Main Street, VIII"
says that instead of writing a lengthy adverti-, e
mcnt he would like each and every person VIII" is
i'll want of photographic work. either LARGE or
SM ALL. PLAIN or finished i'll OIL. WATER
COI.ORS or INDIA IN X To call and examine spe-
cimtns of his work and compare il with that found
cls,S here. lie would ais" have il distinctly I'M
dcrtn"d that with his LIGHT and FACILITIES.
for Portrait photographic. there is produced just a.
correctly lighted and a. fine artisticaly finished
work as can Ii, found in this section of the state.
GEO II. HASTINGS.
Browns Block Main Street
q Special mention made of work exhibited al
the late County Fair of superior excellence.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08

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