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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
zofU apd Sfafr Jlrnt.

Camilla Ir>o Tonight. at Academy
Hail.
The Free baptist Society hold their
antiquarian supper t"-morrow (Fridal)
relln-.
Ihr present term of court has been
'h.> t' unusually duh and devoid of
general interest.
lnc odd Fellows Lodge of this
r|.r have voted not to hold their an
." ball tii~ year.
The tie" Advent Church at Pad
1"D Village i to he dedicated this
.h">da}l afternoon.
Ih' louug Peoples meeting next
saturday evening is ut the new Baptist
'h'rri "r Railroad street.
\ NAM uamcd Clark is putting in
."'hrl huldin~ "n the avenue. above
."' WNrI~dli>t church. 1t is expected
." "' "c'upicd a> Il cheap jewelry store
N">.iil insist that Mr.. Dana has
"'' I'''Nrd Instructions to move the
'''''"l : office to Montpelier. The
"'''"'" lntimatcs this week that he
"..I soon.
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lrafhs.

At Lyndon, Dec. IA, of Consumption, Abbie,
wife of Marcus NJ Berry, aged ~ years
At Cabot. Nov. 2s Mrs Sarah Is. Hill, widow of
the late Thomas l. Hill, formerly of Danville aged
50 years.
At Northampton. Mass. Dec. Z, Louisa Jane
Whiting wife of Stephen Barker, treasurer of the
Mclndoes Lumber Co. aged IS.
At South Danvie, Dec. IL at the residence of
his sonnaw, ID. o. Gookn Mr.. Cloud Brock,
aged 20. His remains were taken To West Barnet,
for nteIment.
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..t.u-I,urRoH.-Mrr in hall of Gale
... .I..Io,k-tirv.O. KnN~, past"r.) sabbath
.....,.- at 1850 \. VI. and $50 T.. NJ. Sabbath
~..,,. IT l.no NJ.
....I,nrEDu.-tRcv. II. +. Miller. Pastor
--,s.lr,. head ut summer street, sabbath
-.,..,.- Al IO..iu 4. NJ. and $50 T.. NJ. Sab
DI. school al 200 NJ.
.r... >..I K,H.-0;rv. Henry W. Jones
P.-turl sabbath services al 1850 \. NJ. and
,mI. 81 SthnaIh school at LIS T.. NJ.
..r.,.>.I CHrECW.-oRrv. +. L. Fairbanks
-,-rart sabbath services at 1870 \. NJ.
.I go g. VI. sabbath school AT l2:u0 NJ
r.rr Meetings at each Church Wrdn">
$50. ,,,u.u-- at IN
...,... ruf MESSIAH. UNIvFH-AIIST.-tRrv Il.
VI IrIot~"n Pa-t"rD Sabbath services At
.i.ru sabbath school al l2.l5 +. NJ.
t..--. uuE.u-I'ulpir supplied Services in
Hr.p.a- HAIL Main II sunday. preaching
r.mN NJ : school - m. prayer m"riIn.
,r.uv "Wednesday prayer meeting 40
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Harriagrs.


At St. Johnsbury Dec 10 by Rev. o. Roys Mr.
David Lauder, Jr., and Miss Maggie Gallagher all
of this place.
At Barnet, Dec. !, by Rev. n. K. Nichols, Mr.
4. L. Phillips and Miss Belle Bean both of Barnet.
At TOpsham, Dec. II, by James k. Nolan Esq.
Samuel &. Corliss and Helen Wiley both of Tops
ham.
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her and the little girl away. It soon
leaked out that they were not married.
Rumor said at the time that he gave
her $500 to leave. The man soon after
married woman in Monroe. n. H..
with whom he lives. His former
housekeeper now returns with Il small
edition of himself, and demands more
money. His present wife threatens to
cut his throat if he pays it. Altogether
it is a most shameful affair, and one at
which the people of that section are Just
ly indignant. What they are going
to do about it," does not vet appear.
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Was it Stealing

If exchange he no robbery. the sub
scribcr now offers to exchange hats with
his incog. friend, who took the liberty
to make the tiIst exchange at the North
Church sociahlc last Friday evening,
and no questions asked. If exchange
is robbery, then our exchange friend is
hereby invited to remit SI.l24, the cash
difference between IL soft beaver only
slightly biaS and Il Well-worn veteran.
with Il clca explanation i'll regard to
how the accident occurred. or failing in
either the above. let him take Il paid
up policy in the CdieCiOnidn or Vermont
Chr0nicic. and the hatchct shall he I'M
mcdiatclN buried.
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Peace Reigns in Warsaw.

sheriff George lde, of Lyndon. who
served il wit on Geo. Walker. of the
st. JnhmShury House. attaching the
furniture and remaining in charge of it
for the last few days. returned home
to-day. The report is that the lease of
the house to Mr.. Walker has now been
signed, on substantially the same terms
as agreed upon when he took posses
sion of the house. and that the whole
matter has been amicahy adjusted.
Mr.. Drew and Mr. Walker had il con
ference last evening in the presence OF
mutual friends ; the hatclet WIS bur
led A.; the pipe of peace smoked. (they
both smoke occd$iondIy). and every
thing is satisfactorily arranged. This
is better than litigation. Bury the
hatchet low. and smoke often
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I. o. o. F.

AT Montpelier, Dec. 10th, John n
Gale, NJ. +. G. High Priest assisted by
Patriarchs from st. Johnsbury, Bur
lington, Brattleboro, Mortified and
Montpelier, instituted an encampment
of Odd Fellows named Thomas Wildey
encampment, No. IL. Officers of this
camp elected and installed: A. G..
Dewey, c. p; c. II. Sommers, II. = :;
\. ID. Lane, 5. W.; F. w. Morse, Scribe;
Dana Buck, Treas. F. X. Stevens, j.
w. After the installation IL Brothers
were elected and l3 of them We're eXalt
ed to the X. Z. Degree. This camp
starts off with about 30 members.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17

CATARItH cannot be cured by snutis washes
OF local applications. Ii is Il weakness of the con
~titutinn. developing itself III the nasal organs
first. afterwards extending to the throat and lungs.
by proper remedies. Pains i'll head back luinS and
weakness of kidneys its attendant Diseases.
More people have CataTIh than any other disease.
1t is easily cured. Thousands of cases some of
forty years standing, have been entirely cured in
New Hampshire the past three years by the conc
Stitutiondl CdfGrrh Remedy. Certificates {" back
the above. and treatise on Catarrh in p page.
pamphlet sent free on application to Littlrteld n
Co. proprietors. Manchester. y H.. Send name.
postal card and it will cost only a cent. Price
Il per bottle. ITO sept ii
stop that Cough. No pulmonary complaint.
however chronic can long resist the healing intiu-
ence of DIR. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and Hurehnund. As specific for Coughs, Colds.
Asthma and Bronchitis, for GROUP. and pre-
yentiVe of Consumption ii has no equal. Acts
like a charm in hoarseness and sore throat. Clears
and strengthens the voice of speakers and singers.
Takes away all the distress of wHooPING COUGH.
Contains opium other dangerous drug. and j.
pleasant to take. Trial bottles. 10 cents q. \.
Storer. 81. Johnsbury. and Barbour \ Eaton. Wells
River, sole Agents Call and ask them about it.
Wells. Richardson 4 Co, Burlington, General
Agents 5i-l06
The EpiZootic Cough and Heave Powders
will invariably cure any horse attacked with the
EpizoOtic or Heaves. and relieves cough instant
y over five hundred references in Vermont.
Large package, tower lb) will he sent any place
free of express on receipt of one dollar. Ask your
druggist for it. send to j Il. HALL.
9310i Newport. VT.
Pyle's Dietetic S,,Ieratu~.- Universally ac
knowledged the best in Each pound bears the
name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine without
tIune20, 10
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telegraph Offices.

.E.-Il:N UNIu> and VI. lNTEENAIIoNAL TEL
...,I.l COMPANY. Offices i'll the Post Office
V..u street and i'll the Passenger Depot
,..,. hours from : \. NJ, to- 4. NJ. Night
....~t,.- 1T halt IatrS.
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bath morning.
South Ryegate.

South Ryegate.
\ new church was organized in this
place on the Eth ult.. 10y Rcvs. Dunn
and Aunaud. Il committee of the Pres
hNtrrv of Boston. in connection with
the General Assembly of the United
States This new organization is an
immediate tiuit of the late precious re
NiNaI of Gods work in this region. y
large majority OF the recent converts
in this place were unwilling to unite
with any church practising exclusive or
close communion. There have been
for more than Il score of years three
Presl,y terrain churches in the town of
RNcgatc. each connected with Il small
body or division of PreShyteriaIs which
excluded from the Lords supper all cX-
ccpi their own members. On this ac
count many of the new converts petit
toned for and secured ii new, open
communion church. with which those
of the old organization desiring that
scrptural liberty, in the communion of
saints. have united or will unite. There
are tokens of earnest prayer and work
for souls in this new church. May their
motto he ''All for Jesus
The organization of the Young Mems
Christian Association was completed at
South Rycgatc, Dec. ii. Thirty-twO
subscribed their names to the AssOcia
ton. The following officers were elect
ed: President, VIM. j. Henderson
| Vice President, Samuel Mills; Sccreta
ny, Alex Cochran; Treasurer, Geo.
Cochran: The committee on Mission
Work were us follows: p. l.. Sargent.
Samuel lIusc. Josiah Quint. Geo. Coch-
ran, Robert Dalrymple, Stephen Put
nam. Hubbard Miller, James Dickev.
and Rev. :. l.. Finney. The committee
on Devotional Exercises were, James
| Davidson. Albert Langmaid and Wal
ter L. McLam. The Visiting commit
tee. Mrs. L. }. Cochran, Addie Cochran.
| Miss '. j. Henderson. Rev. :. l.. Fin
ney, Samuel llu>c, Eliza White. Charles
y. Page. stephen Putnam, Warren
Miller. Voted TO have regular meet
ingS of the Association the second
| Tuesday of each month at I o'clock.
T.. VI.
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THE INDEPEN ENT.
POSTAGE FREE.
Why Do ! Take The Independent !?

Because it furnishes good reading for three
dollars year than any paper know of.
because the most eminent authors cl"rgymcn
college professors. and thinkers write for il.
liocausc if | neglect t" read any number some
friend is to ask me whether have read this
that article i'll the last Independent.
Because its religious Intelligence Is not confined
to my denomination but tells what other
churches doing.
Because it is thoroughly evangelical i'll it's faith
but not tmid or timeserying.
Because its editorials and editorial notes
bright and readable.
because like Ia keep track of the latest news i'll
politics art, science and education.
Because | cannot afford L. add my library all
the new books that come out and the Independent :
book reviews tell me what the best ones To buy
because my wife has SUNDAY sch""l class, and
likes I" read its comments on the lnrrnalu les
sons and lis news about SUNDAY -scho"ls
because OF my college classmates is u foreign
missionary and tells me that its missionary
is the best any where printed.
Because like to read its Ministerial Register
and find ont whether any of my clerical friends
have moved.
iieCause my children would Inak" "A fuss If they
Couldn' read its juvenile stoIIcs
BECAUSE am helped III my business by its com
nercial financial and market news.
then receive for year "A paper that it won't do Ia
Because if were =" poor thai | c"nld afford but
one periodical thai would h" the independent.
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Sheffield.

Phincas Jenness had severe para
lNtic shock on the 10th inst. which has
left him very low. Doubts are enter
tanned of his recovery.
Reports say that DIR. \. J. Carter has
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East Haven.

There will be Il donation visit and
oyster supper ut ID. {. liud>on'> ON
Thursday. the 2:}d inst. afternoon and
evening. for the benefit of Rev. j.
Lcavitt. All are inv itcd.
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next Tuesday evening, holding three
nights. They ale t" vote an easy chair
to their favolitc minister.
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Lyndonville.

f.. NJ. Quimhy. who used to he con
ductor on the PaSSump>lc road. left for
Norfolk. Virginia. last week. where he
intends To reside. Since the opening of
the South Eastern. Nh. Quimhy has
been conductor between Newport and
Montreal He is Il popular conductor.
and many travellers will miss him.
Frank b. Tillotson. whs has been for
several wears clerk in the General Tick
ct office at this place, leaves Tonight
for Port Townsend, Washington terri
tory. where he intends to make his
nome Mr. +. is second son ot Rev. Il.
VI. TillotSon. who has an Older son also
at the same place.
Mr.. Tillotson goes direct to San Fran
cisco, to which place he has the compa-
nv of Mr.. Levc. the Boston agent of
the PlsSumpsic Railroad.
\ Mrs. Hubbard of st. Johnsbury met
with il class of young singers III the
church last Tuesday evening. She will
meet them again next Tuesday night.
In the meantime efforts will he made t"
secure funds for the continuance of the
school for some fifteen or twenty nights.
It is hoped she will meet with success.
There will he an oyster supper at
Nichols Hall on Friday evening of
this week, for the benefit of Rev. Mr..
Sterling. All are invited
Meetings are held every day and
evening this week at Catholic church.
Two priests, one from Montreal and
one from st. Johnshury. being present.
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Castoria - perfect substitute for ta-tur oil
without any objections. for II il pleasant 10 take
and does not nau-rat" or gripr For t"stivcurs~
at any age. hut especially for Wind collie.
stomach. Worms and tn" nisordcrrd Bowels Of
Children. it is til" most rttrctiv" remedy i'll "N
i>tancr 1t is harmless it is reliable. and it il
cheap.
There need he no pain where Ccntaur l.ini-
mrnt is used. Burns and ScaldS healed with
out a scar. rheumatism. Sprans, and most flesh
bon, and muscle ailments can Ii, absolutely cured
There two kinds The White Crntaur Lni-
m,nt is for family the yellow for horses and
animals. One trial will convince the incredunu>.
t.Iunr1G
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South Walden.

South Walden.
\ short time since, Edwin j. Dow
had the misfortune to cut his foot quite
Daddy, but is getting better.
Hiram Perkins, Esq, our venerable
town clerk for several years past, is
very sick and his recovery is considered
doubtful.
a few days since S. Patch lost two
good yearlings by some disease to him
unknown. They bloated badly and
died Immediately.
Many of the horses in this vicinity
have been having the epizootic, but none
have died, us yet. all doing we'll.
Wheelock.
a little six years old boy of Horace
Bradley'S, while coasting on the ice the
other day. accidentally went over the
dam. The roughness Of the ice threw
him from his sled, thus saving him from
going under the ice as did the sled.
Mr. +. StetSon had partial para
lytic shock on the 9th inst He has
had one such attack before.
Dr. Stiles goes ahead on pigs. having
recently killed one seven months and
seven days oil, which dressed 35l
pounds. The DR.. hrags considerably.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17

Wake y"ur arrangements To go to
l"un. Ladies Fair next Tuesday
'Hh-. The misses have been very
gent IA. making nice things where
." I" "rplcui>h their treasury See
'' 'n"1h'r column for particulars.
vi. Albeit f. Frost. formerly of
place. gives 4 lecture in Pittsburgh
winter on the >pcctrosc"pe and
Applications. This is one of Il
II scientific Lectures given under
auspices Of the faculty of the high
h' | nIvcIsnIi>t fair begins to-
-..'' One feature of which is voting Il
''"'h L" one OF the resident ply
'''>. he odd Fellows iair begins
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Voluntary Offerings.


There is To he Il meeting of the
North Church and Society Friday
evening, to hear the report "i Il com
mittre appointed some time ago t"
the gospel by voluntary offerings.
This is Il subject which has been
talked about considerably. and the
report OF the committee and the
action of the Society is looked for with
some interest. Quite opp"rtuncly the
committee has Il precedent fora favorable
report right here III our own State. and
in Il church and community not di>sim-
| liar. The congregational church at 81.
Alhau> has given the voluntary system
Il trial the past year, and with the fol
/ lowing result: Under the old system
that church raised about S3.5OO. and its
expenses were about 81 300 running
behind about $1,000 wear. Under the
/ voluntary system. 50 Called although
/ in this ease there We're pledges from the
congregation "t from five cents to five
dollars weekly, the society raised
$1,000. pay ing the entire expenses of the
year and leaving several hundred dol
lars in the treasury. The only seem
ing drawback To this arrangement. WAS
the apparent falling OF in benevolent
contributions of about $1,000. We are
certain this de icicucN viii he guarded
against in the future. The st. Adams
church used envelopes. and had free
seats. Their success is worth couSid-
ciing.
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BOWMAN & HOPKINS,
ACTS f"r Northeastern Vermont
BOWMAN & HOPKINS,
Gen'l Insurance Agency
SUCCESSORS TO
GEO. =. SHAW ~ TO.
EStILIisbpd in t-l-
GEO. =. SHAW N TO.

EruI"sca ting nearly all the leading stock Com
panirs at home and abroad and also gents for all
the Nermnnt Mutual Companies.
Plr,lriug our level brsi solicit a continuance
ui the p:tir"nag" given our predecessors. Any
DESTROYS OF procurin. either Life, Fire or Accident
Insurance az. assured that all business entrusted
to this Agency will be- attended I" promptly and
ia good faith Ia all parties
BOWMAN q HOPKINS.
St JohnsbuTN. Vt. Oct. l. l-1J " lUI
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Crooked Ways.

Crooked Ways.
This time it is McIudoe's Falls and
vicinity that is outraged 10y the scan
daIouS acts of one of its former citizens
Although we do not vouch for the en-
tire correctness of the story. it comes
from such Il source that we have no
doubt il is in the main correct: About
two Years ago. the wife of Il man living
at the Falls died suddenly. During the
winter after her death. he boarded in a
family at that place, and in the early
suriun went down to some place III New
HAMPSHIRE. and returned with woman
who had Il little girl, and claimed that
he had married the woman. They
went to housekeeping and lived togeth-
er as husband aud wife unit about a
wear ago. when it is said thai he sent
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,4ohnsburp Ga(edonian.
,,rr,. VT. Friday. Dec. -, 1919.


,..r-Ro-ton 30 a. m.-1:3o p M.
~ ~. ,.lfN and Western, 30 a. III.
\N M Northern 4 Stag" mails. 400
,rthrrm Ho1 a. IN. southern ana
..| -,.,p l. m.-i.53 p. M.
.r.ru :. \ Vi. /" r. NJ.
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BABCOCK'S
Fire Extinguisher.
Millions of Dollars

The Michigan Central Il. l. have hundred
and twenty i'll use; TIA" Chicago" burlington &
Quincy X. X. have Nv" hundred and thirty; the
Illinois Central have over three hundTrd-and ties
tifN their general use would render fire Il rare
circumstance
The Tribunr buildings in New York were
recently saved from destruction BY of these
i.Xtin.mishrrs.
The National Association OF the Chiefs al the
rirr departments al the United States ,ndulse
/ hem Indispensable auxiliary to Fir' Depart
mrnt- and ur." their u.s..
Interested parties are invited t" examine them at
office
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he lee men of the village have
securing ,hrir winter stock the
'>' .crh. The ice bids fair to he an
"'''Gc crop. The November weather
e'''H % good >lmt.
10" Installation of Rev. c. VI.
'."-1j" over the AIlin Congregation
'''i'1 1t Dcdlam. Mass. takes
'.''' to-day. His former church at this
'' ""~ invited to he present at the
Council.
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P. & O.---From Portland to johnson

P. & O.---From Portland to Johnson.
The officers of the Maine div iSon of he
Portland y Ogdrnshurg Railroad were
in town last week. arranging time and
prices for through trains and passengers
from Portland to johnson. As soon us
the junction of the b. c. Il VI. Road is
hallastcd. these through trains will be
put ON. Trains will he made up ut
Portland aud johnson. leaving each
place every morning. and meeting east
ef the White Mountain Notch. proha-
hly ut lower bartlett. The train east
will reach this place the same hour as
at present. making ii connection with
the PaSsumpSic morning train south.
and then pass on to Portland. reaching
that city in the afternoon. The train
from Portland will reach this place be
tween four and five. Z. making
connection with the PassumpSic train
north. and then pass through to john
son the same night. Mixed trains will
alternate with the mail train between
the Connecticut river and johnson. as
at present, giving il train in to st
Johnsbnry every morning. and out
every evening convenient arrange
mcnt for those wishing to do business
at this place from the towns i'll the vic!n-
ity. II is expected now that thes,
through trains will he put on the 21tl
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Pyle's Dietetic SaIeratuS.- Universally az
knOwledged the best in Each pound bears the
name of JAMES PYLE None genuine without
tJune20 IS.