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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09
STEAMBOAT EXCURSION

Arrangements made for an excursion on
Lake Mrmphremagog. Tuesday, July Is, ls15, on
the steamer Lady of the Lake. stopping AT thu
Mountain House, and such other places of interest
may he desirable. To return and have supper
AT the Memphrenagug House at five O'Clock. AT
ter supper Christian Praise Mrrtin. will be held
i'll the parlurs of the hotel, uI. if the weather IL
suitable i'll the Park adjoining. which will be light
ed up for thu, occasion. The design is tw"fold II
pleasant Christian Re-union-where ''BruthrTlN
love may prevail. and every social virtue cement
us, and Il visit 10 the proprietor of the M,mphre
magng House, Bro. W. r. Bowman. \ special
train will leave st Johnsbury at $50 return
ing, leave Newport al 10 =. The St. bloomsbury
tnInrt Band will accompany the excursion. y
cordial invitation il given all Ia 20 and have good
time BE aud carry your ''Winnow ed
Hymns Far-.-R"und trip including boat ride
from st. .Johnsbury. st. Johnsbury Centre. Lyn
don and Lyndonvr. 300: Burke sl.75 Barton
81. 80 Barton Landing. Sl.2j Coventry. 81 90 ::
supper sI0O II Tuesday should prove stormy.
the excursion will he the first subsequent fair day
Franklin Fairbanks, f.. I. Fairbanks
Geo May. o. Roys
7. ID. Budget TC. Fletcher
Geo. ID. Randall W. L. Smith
William Daniels. +. +. Brown.
ID. f.. Miller. b. NJ. Tilot-nn
H. W. Jones +. ID. Hopkins.
=. T. Brooks. r. Switstr.
j. ". Lewis, y. NJ. Johnson.
j. ID. Gould, y. c. Mitchell.
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DREW & MOORE'S
New Livery, and Village Coach.


The undersigned HAY" repaired thrSt 'I"lin-bnrN
nm, , c,,.I f., ali t,t,,,,,,r trtin,-bntI, d;,, and
ui..ht ,.>tr,s. NilI1u i,rn,. w.tDti,u f., -, ,
t,iu. "a in I-,y,. tI,ir names and r,-idn,, Al the
ii., of th. ~ Iuhu.htIrI H,rS,. thirty minute,
i,.t,r,. tr.iu nm.
W.. h,N, inst mi IN , linz, of u,., carriages and
harnesses includin. top hn..irs rll,-t"lI- two
sealed ,4rri:, e. etc E:,, ,ilri;,.,, and steady
tui-..- t"r lii,.- t" iri>r Ladies can order their
teams At tia, office of the 81 J"nn-lmry House
81 'har.,-> reasonable.
,,rI.,. t,,,.u- ,,,-,.t, !, ,,,,,.,,
''''"' ''''"' 'i' -''
IVA MOTIONS ESTATE
| STATE uF VENOM Es,FN DISTRICTS
In, prul,t, trurt held ,i t;uiIdh,U in s.id dis
init Tia. :.9rh day Of June. \. l.. I.75.
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United with the Churches.

Sixty-tlrcr united with the South
congregational Church in this place
last Sabbath. Since january. Ia have
united with this church. % of whom
were baptized. including one entire
family of five persons.
Thirty -four united with the North
Church III this place last Sabbath, u 81
whom were heads OF families. One
hundred and ten have joined this church
since january .66of whom we've baptized,
and - of whom were heads of families.
The Free baptist Church of this place,
numbered u the first of January
Since then one has died tw" have been
dismissed by letter; - have been re-
cciycd 81 of whom are heads of iamI-
lies. and 81 were received 10y baptism.
As near lis We can ascertain, Inc lo'-
| lowing additions have been made tt
the clutches in this place since Jan
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lrirths.

At st .I"hnshury. July l. Mr.. Henry :. Go"dell,
aged %.
At this village. June Is Polly l., aged % wears
wife al Mr.. Leonard Willard Mrs. W. as
well usual whrn the family went L. church, and
when they returned she found dead in her
room.
Vt Greensboro July ), of Eright's disease OF
the kidneys. Martin Miller aged - Years.
vt IIavrrhili. y. II .. July B. Mr. John y. stock
,r AGED - of Danyillr
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ICE CREAM
ICE CREAM!!

On and after July 2 We shall ,ntcavnr to have
Ice Cream on hand Tuesdays Wednesdays Fri
days and Saturdays tn fill small orders. To those
wanting one gallon or more, orders filled anytime.
on reasonable notice
MArMHEWS 4 PETTENGILL.
Eastern A venue st ,Johnsbury VT.
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Liberation.

To all whom il may concern. have this daN r.
Unpublished t" "A minor boy, Twin. with me. by til.
name of ALiERr NJ. TAYLOR. his time duriu.
the remainder of his minority. and shall claim
non" "f his earnings Nor pay any debts at his con
tracing after this date.
Witness. AlhIo r. Nichols.
TEUEMAN q. BISHOP.
West Rmrke JmlN 3 Is1L.
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Orleans County.


Orleans County.
The Nomiior llI, the toll"Niug: on
Sunday. the 21th ut.. u son nl G.. W.
Ahcll>. of Troy. while climbing "ut of
Il window in SrIllcs Veneer mill. tE.
window fell and caught him lay th.
neck. and when discovered was nearly
dead. Miss Emma Smith heard an un-
usual u"i>'. and went ont il the door
ward. aud discovered him rs she Thought
dead. but with great presence of mind.
raised the window and let him down.
Tw" minute, delay would have proved
fatal.
An old Woman Y"in" lut" DutG"u>
dug stone ii Barton. where there l.
every thin" III the drug lime tnl sale.
from Il jumping Jack t" u clap OF rhun-
den. stood LOOKING" about hen for some
minutes. and then diIW ing i long breath
>hc laid. '.Nrll. Mr. Dalton. | don't see
amy thing her" that You haven't got -
Frank Fnr>aith "t Barton had one of
his eyes severely injured. if not Iuincd.
hN Il heavy piece al fresh mortar falling
from ri,. uup,t >rnI\ 10 the basement.
,.l;. Ill.,; :; ,I N.,,,,
''''''
was BEN" drawn up Though the "l'-
Natol WAYS I" the upper story ct Tia"
|tu,uiIul, huildiuu. and Nj. r. looked
: ;t,t... 1,,,.I..., I.,I ,...I..J tI,..
Top "''" i ''' l''''' ''' ''''''' '' >'' ~ N
him in the eye. lie has suffered IN
trn>rl, from the effects of The blow aud
To REMEMBER thai >tInuw Vinegar put
into the. eve: ~ soon rs il i hIirh With
lime. " i'll Kill the. alklli OF thu LINZ. and
u,,yrui serious injury To he ,Nc hN the
. iiu,
| Gu> Env,.Ir> hnll>, al HaItnn. came
,,,..,,. L,iun buru,d mn l\ = iil..r,;irk,.l.
last S.1,r,l,, Martin had been up The.
.,,i.,L,t h,t,r, tu Witness TN, In in" of the.
,..,r,,,u .,nJ Ia\ dawn. rruur>tiur 4
i r.I,,v. f., .v,k.u him AT surh an
:. Ln,n Nh. E,vcll and all his t;,miI, en-
'.,.,', I'm. small children. hriu. away.
,Ti,. MIA, fellow went into the. room at
,Lr .,nuiu,cd time and ,Nplodrd Il
: ,,.,,,,.r thinking that would alnus,
e him, hut if uul, sci the, bed ON fine. An
Lnmr ,lt,.r ! little sister went in and
: r,,,nJ rh, room filled with smoke and
. The fire. inst ready for business. a large
/ hole hn,inr been burned through. Il
/ mill two sheets and into the feather
III \ u,iI uf waiter rxtiuwui>h,d the
Gr,. and SET Martin tn cuuuirin". "what
| Van Lniur hcrrr Had NOT the dis
rnH,,, been made about a> il WAS. Mar
. fin World have undoubtedly smnthcred
l and the buildings been burned. Fire
r,,,keIs are i dangerous plaNthmg.
n
, Tur NoEEIsyIILE RACEs.-N the
. ,.,,.,.S ~ NurrisyilIr. ON "Wednesday and
/ TI,u.-J,y the nurses ver, not filled rs
rnI ~ usual and consequently les.
: i,,or,st v,S felt. There WIS. however.
= same fast trottiu". the track Il soft
: h.If-m milo being taken into coliSid-
1 Grafton. in the 23::S22 race the first quaI e.
II fer in the first heat waS trottrd in 81
: seconds. and the one-half in I:I5. in
4 the third heat the time WAS 2::}l. though
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..-....> Mon aud VT. IHrERNATIoNAL TEL
...u., .NrNNl. Offices i'll the Post Office
l.nr ~r,,,t. and IN the Passenger Depot
..-... I..r- trnW NJ tn9 T.. VI. Nigh1
-- 90 % half rates.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09

... . rnD>. Room -uprh from a. NJ.
iuu Toto and ti"In l." - +. NJ
..I "p,u tuesday and Friday
"a ". MAYER Librarian.
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An Unusual Occasion.

Mr. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Alvord of
Brooklicld. celebrated the SiNlIcth an
nivcrsarN of THEN marriage on The 29th
of June rather, their friends amd
ncighhorS did for them. us they did not
know anything about it until they came
IN upon them. Some sixty oi more pco-
pie gathered there. brought in provision
and things and laid and partook of Il
hountitul repast. Several things about
the occasion are worthy of note: Mr..
and Mrs. Alrord live on the same fam
and in the same house, where they he
gan life sixty Years ago. Some of the
same chairs which were Il part of Mrs.
Alvord's setting out. We're in use that
evening. Five persons VIII" were at the
Wedding sixty years ago. were III this
surprise last week Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvnrd are the parents of John NJ.
AlNorl and MIS-. ID. :. Allen of this
place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09

The 81. .I"hn>huul Band is all /"
yrihrr again. with mainly il> old on
ganiIatInn. With IL little practice to
grther there would seem To Ice NO Ica>"m
why il should not excel even lis previous
reputation. They have purchased some
new Instruments. ahd need still moir.
We wish ON village WAS rich enough
to >,.clIIc an ont door concert from them
one evening in Il week. Though july
and August.
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Vocal Music.

Mrs. l.. G. PORTER having returned from Boston
will remain i'll st. bloomsbury during the summer
and will he pleased /" a few pupils in r",:,
music. Application may he made al her house "n
Main Street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09
The P. & 0. Railroad. The Work East

The job OF completing the +. y. q.
road east. from West Concord to til,
Connecticut river. is let to james Say
age. of Augusta. Maine: and he il al
ready 1T work with men and teams and
will have ihc entire line ready for the
non III August. The rails are allcadH
bounht and in Boston. and he work oi
laying them down will hc begun very
soon. Mr. Savage is an experienced
railroad man. and all admi that The
/ road will lac built to the river With al
possible, despatch. The Portland pr"-
/ pl,. pomisc,l to have the hIid", don,
rs soon rs the Vt. Division WAS ready
/ to use it, and il is expected they VII
only he to glad t" do 50.
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Personals.

Oar people are allcady hcing away
To their summer retreats. Misses IiZZN
lIawc>. Orris Paddock. and Mrs. \. W.
Rohcrt>. started for Peaks Island in
Portland lIarh"l. on Tuesday.
Col. franklin Fairbanks and wife ar,
spending Il couple of weeks at larry
town, on the Hudson.
| Mrs. Geo. y. Wchher and children.
of Troy. y. Y. are Summeriug at Mrs
kmappcnS. -. .J"IIn>hury.
+ Ms. Israel L. Dana and her sister
/ Miss button. have gone to Hartford tol
the summer. and Rev. II. W. Jones "c-
cupicS the Hana house.
Mr.. Isaac Bridgman has resigned his
position rs principal of the SNracu>,
ilaSsical school. hcciusc of i'll health
/ The trustees PASSED resolutions highly
commrndItorN of the services of boil
Mr.. and Mn. hlid@man. Mr.. aud Mrs
b. formerly taught in the st. .J"hrShulN
/ Academy. We have not learned Their
future plans.
Pay son NJ. ChadWich. VI. d.. >cc"n'
son of he hate \. e. Chadwick took &:
pI We for the best written thesis in
class OF thirty At the late graduating
cNrrci~cS in the Hui lington mr,lira
college. We aIr glad t" note the g""'
record of 81 many of "uI st. .I"hn>huIl
boys. pr. Chadwick pr"p"~c> t" taxi,
Il hospital course in New York tn,
! coming winter.
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Gospel Meetings.

Gospel meetings are To he held over
the Sabbath at Wells River, beginning
ON Friday evening. Also at Whccl"ck
and Pcacham. Meetings held III the
districts about -. bloomsbury Sabbath
afternoon aS usual al>n ut South Kin
hN. North Concord and R"Nalston
cormcI AT 2::}O.
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J"mes T.. Thcsi'y rs. L"cg +. ThcSitg.
MalIiag, and residence prov ed and hill
granted tor iut"ltIablc severity.
Mary Giib,"ih rs. Haiph +. Gdb'"jh.
l;ill granted for adultery.
1bbir L. Boit"n rs. O,yin &. Bolton
Bill nrantcd ion adultery.
Edwin +. crane rs. Hbbit u. crane.
Marriage annullrd tor fraud on pant OF
petitioner.
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4ohnsburn C,alrdmian.
VI. Friday. July ., 1879.


- Boston. go a. ma" p. m.
M. ~, and Western. - il H. III.
49, ~ Northern 4 stag mans. fVo
. 800 90, uul a. III. southern and
. lin l-m.-45 q =. N.
N--l..u,;. NJ. To- +. VI
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Excursion to Lake Memphrsmagog.
The notice we print elsewhere gives
information respecting pi"p"Sed eN-
,ursi.n To Lake Memphremag"g next
TUESDAY, which promises to he OF II
very ENJOYABLE character. Many OF
those who cannot get away 1or week
ar a month to the Mountains OF Beaches,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09

We have not heard from the other
churches in town. but are aware of
large additions to them all.
At Lower Waterford last Sabbath,
f,,ty-one united with the Congrega-
tioual Church. twenty five of whom
were baptized. 1t included all ages,
from white haired men of over 20, to
children of Il dozen Years. 1t was a
scene not soon to he forgotten.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09
West Burke.

Deputy Jonathan Lawrence "sganiz-
eel Il grange ut West Burke, July LIST.
whom the following alc Officers: ;. ID.
Bngl'rr, Master; Ira Emery. Oyrsscer
". l.. Mni shall. Secretary II. :. Forbes,
Lecturers: T.. l.. Gl>kill Steward El;lS-
tu> Way. Trcn>. Zena> Brown. Chap
lain; Austin ThaN,r, Gate Keeper
Mrs. {. Inland. Pomona Mrs. Ili,
Emery. Clerk MIS-. VIM. :. AIIard.
Flora Mrs. II. =. Forbes. Assistant
Steward. Honitor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09

The weather seems to have sattIod
o""h L" lis summer work. There have
peeh one OF tw" oppressive DAYS the
past week, but frequent showers have
Kept down the dust and made th. s,.,-
son thus far very enjoyable.
IL not already done. it NAV nor he
to" late now to clean up the preu,ises
clear out the cellar, cover IN refuse
matter. get all drains under p,,uuJ
and scatter freely chloride of lime. If
Is we'll established fact that typbojd
fever and dHsentery are induced by :,
want of Just the above precoutious A
llitie care and thought now. may save
serious sickness and heavy bills later
III the season.
Dr. Browne has the knack of rails
ing the largest Strawberries in town.
He Is getting quite famous in this line
and some wicked BOYS hearing of this
fame. interviewed his garden the other
day. and then Justice Willard and one
or two lawyers interviewed the bows
The result proved that it would have
been much cheaper and better to have
bought the berries at Matthews 4 Pet
ten@IllS at twenty five cchtS a basket
with til" privilege of returning the
basket Abe next day.
The Norh Stnr'S fourth of july
Grafton Was ON The Carr OGanuon case.
Taken either rs hurl.>que or romance.
ii Was decidedly good. 1t SAYS st
.JohnShurl 'hloodS' walked deliberately
up and signed" Cars bond for " hat {?
Why. 10 Justify one man in attempting
to Kill another. II Was Just that and
nothing less The st. Juhnshurv
''hlnodS" that the sur tells about were
headed 10y Francis Drew. the Lang
maids. and several other Danville men ::
and We presume they may have gone
bail Tor Cam 81 that he could take care
ui his family until his trial. instead of
lying in Jail.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09
Village M Getting.


The village meeting iasI "c,-l; Thurs
day was more of Il farce than usual.
even f"r Il Village meeting. The fol
low Was the warning issued
ApJuIE>tn VILLAGE MEETING
The LEGAL voters Of the Village OF 81.
.Ioln>bur,. are hereby notified and
warned to meet in the town hail in said
village. on Thn>dny. July |. $50. at
1::U o'clock. l.. W. to act on the follow
ing business: First. I" see if the voters
will instruct the Trustees to purchase Il
steam fire engine. Scc"nd. 10 So" II
the village Will vote to have the engine
huus, nearer the centre of the village.
DENNIS +. MAY. tlcik.
| st. bloomsbury. june %. lrI5.
| In rcSpun>c To this call of the llIS
tees. Il gondlN number of citizens were
present. and after the warming WIS
read 10y Trustee sylvester, the m"d"r'I-
tor. Mr.. Dickey moved to reSrind the
action of the last meeting, and MIR
Remington moved to dismiss the first
article in the warning. both of which
motions were promptly prt and carried
when DIR. Bullarl moved to adjourn
As there was another article i'll TIA,
warnin" which had not been acted up
ON. the Doctor WAS induced To withdraw
his motion however,, and there wa'
kept up IL scattering fire of motions ;m'
amendments. intcrSprrsed with IN "c
casinnal short speech on the subject
matter before the meeting, for an hon
or more. when IL vote was largely ear
ried to refer to the Trustees the matte
of 4 more central position for an engine
house.
II will be remembered that at TIN
meeting Il week previous. the Nllla%
voted 10y Il small majority to mstluc
the Trustees to purchase Il steamer
The Trustees did NOT feel like takin
the responsibility of huNing Il steame
without Il fuller vote and larger meet
ing, therefore they adjourned the meet
ing for one week. The result puts tn
Village back where ii always has been
;" far as appliances for putting out tr
are concerned. 1t may he Il qnrstlo
: when So important Il matter comes II
= before the village. and Il good rcplt
t sentatiOn is secured. whether Il motto
:, to dismiss and adjourn without di>cu:
# sion, is the best way To treat 50 grave
k question as the protection of our villag
). against fire. After the bottom WI
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Danville.

Mr.. John \. Stockcr. who died at
llaNcIhll on Saturday. was brought Ia
his home in Danvillc. and funeral ser
Vices were held on Tuesday. An extra
train went up from this place with over
Il humdrrd friends. and members of the
Odd Fellows and Ma>olr>. of which
orders he WAS a mcmher. The odd
Fellows conducted the services ut the
grave. Nh. Sl"ckcr formerly lived in
tins place. where he buried his wife Il
Ical 81 two ago.
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PHOTOGRAPHS

Home again and IN the old quarters, formerly
occupied by +. Is. Cage after winters stay i'll
one Of the first tiallrriesn Boston, p.rfrctng my
self in the art. and with improved facilities. think
We can please all VIII" may favor us with their pat
r"nige. \ II the
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3Harriagrs.

RAILROAD STREET. ST. .IOHSsBURY V
HOWE y MORRISON. Proprietors
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-03
LAZY RARMERs.

Lsziness prevents a man from getting on
bis hosse 20 put VI The first rail that gets
Knocked On fbe fence, and through this
lag nsfleet n whole Geld Of corn IS seriou.
ny damaged y
baziDes keeps q man frOm driving one
nail When one You'd DO. and finally costs
q rt1ebter's bin for repsiix
LnzlpeaSsllows gate 10 get Of The bin.
ees and lie 10 the aud. or stand propped
by raiis--of stable or barn 10 leak aud
damage huBdrcdsc f dollars worth o. pro.
yender.
Jaripew. n short. Il The right sbd pro-
per eof nine-tenths Of tic excuses eis.
IN for bad farming Bot BY far the most
psOli6e Of the many waste that are due 70
laahess "a the waste d ienorAoce. But
tbs waste i 10 itself - great snd has -
mans fsmihcations hat rs shall have 10
dsfrriis discussion fer another time. - ixie
.lsyM~. q.
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THE sun.
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875.


Theapproach of the Presidential election gives
anus,lal Importance 10 the events aud develop
nlents OF 1915. We shah endeayor ID desc ribe
them fllly hithfnlly aud feariessly.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-03

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