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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01
Suicide at Hyde Park.

We learn that the wife of Nathan
Mcfarland, hung herself on Thursday
morning of last week. No sufficient
cause can be assigned for the deed, al
though her husbands political course
the last fail is suggested. When called
to breakfast, she excused herself, saving
she was not feeling well and would not
arise. Afterthc meal, Mr.. Mcfarland
went to the barn, when he was soon
summoned back, some member of the
family having found his wife hanging
in her closet. She was quite dead when
found. 1t seems she had taken IL slat
out of her bedstead and putting it
ACROSS some shelves in the closet, had
taken her sewing machine cloth cover,
and placing il oveI the slat, made ii
moose for her neck, and stepped off Il
chair, accomplishing her object very
speedily. Her age was To- years, and
she leaves grown up children i'll Hyde
Park and daughter in Montpelier.
The family are well off aud highly re
spected. MIR. Mcfarland represented
the town in the last Legislature, being
elected by grangers and democrats over
the regular nominee.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01

large delegation of his friends and
neighboIs started ont Monday evening
III search of him. The reports in cir
culation very naturally create quite IA
sensation in this quiet village. Cor
respondent Free Press.
A letter from Derby the Both, says
that young Turner has not yet been
found, though search had been followed
up day and night. He had been in poor
health, and bled at the nose profusely
i'll the school room the last day he
taught.-Ed. Cal.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01

lie =iIh~CI l,I oilers iuI sale To- rent ms house
On Mon Street. Paddock Village House contains
IL rooms, We'll arranged for tw" families OF k-.pin.
boardrr- Good water on the premises Apply I"
ID. \. MORRISON. 81 JOHN EMLESON.
~. JuhnSburV Nov. Il. Isl 1t
S,TATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT -.
= In Probate Court holden AT the rrohat, Office
i'll 1t. Jnhnsbury On til" 18th day al Dee ID. l-t4
Willis g.. Pope. administrator upon TIN, estate OF
John L. Pope. lat" OF lr,lwick in said district. de
ceased nt,-tat makes tupl;catiun tu said court To-
extend the timr heretofore. allowed him I" pay the
debts due from said estate aud To- render hi al
miuistr:iti"u account until som" future dav.
Whcrrupnn. II l. ordered 10y said Court that said
application under consideration {. nj he, heard
the 10th day of Jan. \. Il. 10 at the Probate
Office i'll said st .I"hn>hury and il i further ordered.
that all persons Interested hc notified hereof bV
publication ot notice of said application and order
thereon three weeks successfully il the Calrdunin
printed st I"hn~hury. before >aidiimr appointed
and place. and il they ciI~r. object thereto
EN the touTt. Attest.
HENRY FEENGH Register.
\ true copy ct Record. Attest.
30 HENRY FRENCH. Register.
IOHN :. CLOUGH'S ESTATE.
- STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT. -
In Probate Court held at the Probate Office in
ST. ,Tohnsbury in said district. the cath day oi
Dec. \. ~ Isl
John BAILEY .Ir administrator uf the, estate.
of John : Cl"u.h. late "f Eyrgatc. in said dis
trici. deceased. presents hi~ administration account
for examination and allowance and makes appli-
cation for decree OF distribution and Partition
of the estate of said deceased.
Whrreup"n, il l. ordered 10y said court that said
and said application he referred I" session
81 said court To Ice held at the probate office ia
-. .Inhn>hurv the 1lst daN nt Jan. \. u. l-t5
for hearing and decision thereon And II j. further
ordered. that notice hereof hc gwen I" all persons
Interested by publication OF the >iIur three weeks
successfully IN the talrd"nian. newspaper pub
lshcd at ~. John~hury. previous To said time ap-
pointed fol hearing that they may appear 1T said
time and place. and show cause II any they may
have why said account should not ~. allowed and
such decree made.
BY the Court Attest
HENRY FRENC II. Register
\ true copy of rtc"rd.-AttrSt.
1856 HENRY FRENCH Register
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01
10. O. F.--Election of Officers.

At the Semlanmual elect ION of officers
of Caledonia Lodge, No. u. the follow
ng persons were elected: II. c. Kin
nry, \. G. }. Durham, v. G.. }. Dow.
See. |. ii. Frost, Trca. W. +. Chaifee.
p. :.
MOOSE RIVER ENCAMPMENT. B. F..
Brown. c. p. ii. b. Davis, II. p. X.
Z. Smith. ). w. Joseph Beck, Trea.
y. T. Became, J. W. :. Randall, }. n.
Gale, l.. G.. Stiles, Trustees.
OLIVE BRANCH LODGE. }. II. IIol
der, y. G.. Mrs. F. Dexter, V. &. Mrs.
j. II. Holder, See. Mrs. Selim Hough-
ton, Trea. Mrs. &. &. Flanders. L. ;.
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5Harriaars.

At 81 ,T"hn-hnry Dec. -. by Rev. q. R"ys Mr.
Richard p"naghy and Miss Elizabeth McNay both
"t -. I"hn~hury.
Vt West Burk, Nov. ~. by Rev. II Lewis. Mi
Noble Smith and Miss Ada \. Bugbce both Of
Burke
VI South Peacham, Dec. -. by Rev. j. Service
Mr. Charles l.. Duncan of McIndnes Falls and
Mis-, JOANNA NJ Shaw of south P-acham
Vt Danvillr Dec. -. Mr.. Matthew Craig of
P,acham and Miss Clara j. SomrrS OF Danvillr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01
Agents for the Caledonian.
1nrII and Stair }tru:.


\ UappN New lc:I t" all.
'''''-
JUDGE Poland i spending the holi
d.r. rrr,.s~ in this town.
Nv. Levi. Dautorth lost a purse
with III in unrc, ON saturday. The
finder NOW knows who it belongs to.
G""d-h\r "i" year. IN" ""''I" we
'"HiI ~'> G""d-hlr To TINS KIN" Oh
weather.
Now "''"@ III the ''''''''S u 1t
-'> /" ''' "'\ '''''' ''' NV
'''''%'>'
Tie. week. of PRAYER will he oh
served at the Methodist Nc>trN; also at
Free BAPTIST Hall aud South Church.
aud summer at tb,i, hell ,n-mn,rn,,
I.,i,i.,,l ..,.,;,,,
ministers meeting III Mc'i""l>'
N">tl\ next N"h"a\. AT ""' Prayer
meeting til" hi-i hour
"' -N'"'"'"'i' VIII ne "l'" i'""H
'N'"I'S nom !" w. Tor 'h' 'N''i'''S'
"i Ne" ''"I greetings
+ T. G..t.. L.,. >,LJ hi. mill and
.,.,,.,.,,.,,,..,. -, H., :, IJ,,-I,u,,. +,
D,.uui, Chase of ro,,uunSi,. for - 600
The rutir, Methodist sunday School
signed the temperance pledge last Sab
bath, with the exception of Il few VIII"
had prcriou>l, joined.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01
Wheelock.


The Sunday Schools had Christmas
gathering ut the town hall Friday eve
ming. There We're exercises by the
children, two beautiful trees well load
ed, and a house crowded full of people.
Quite number used the trees as medi-
umS of gifts to friends, some of which
were rich and valuable, and all the
children were remembered by Santa
Claus. The affair was under the charge
of Mr.. Geo. Gitfin, the superintendent.
and everything passed off well.
The water has never been known to
be 50 10N in the river in the winter
time, as the past December.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01

&c" south Go South - j. the parrot cry OF the
friends of the consumptivr. Ii is well meant. but
silly Few "t th"-r who sufrrn. from lum4
and throat complaints can 20 south. or would hr
benefited II they did 20. Halrs Honey of IlUrr
hound and Tar l. worth more than millions of Gu
hi" feet of southern air a remedy for every spr
"lr> "t pulmonary complaint. 1t will cure amy
cough. cold any bronchial complaint and
circtually arrest the tendency To- consumption.
Pixies Iuuthachr Drops cure in minute. 1t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01
VILLAGE MEETING.

The legal voters of the Village of st. John-bury
are hereby notified and warned To meet at the Town
Hall, in said village, on Wednesday, Jan. 8, 1-15
at one o'clock in the afternoon to act the follow
ing articles: 1st-TO choose all necessary officers
for the year ensuing, to wit: President, Clerk
five (5) Trustees, Treasurer, Collector. seven "a
Fire Wardens, and three 81 Auditors. 2d-To see
if they will vote to raise money to defray the pres
ent Indebtedness of the village. 3d-TO transact
any other business which can be legally done al
said meeting. d. Z. MAY. CLERK OF Village
St JOhnsbury, Vt, Dec. p, 1874 II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01

DERBY-MAN MIsSING-M Charles
b. Turner, young man about twenty
two Years of age, IA resident of Derby.
VT, is missing under the following cir
cumstances He was teaching school
for the winter in the town of Holland
and left his school on Thursday evening
last to spend Christmas with his friends
i'll Derby, to return to school Saturday
morning. To reach home on foot, by
the shortest route, he took IL cross road.
but little travelled. Saturday morning
the school assembled as usual, but no
teacher came. Little was thought of
the matter on Saturday, as it was sup
posed that the Christmas festivities had
detained him at home. Monday morn
ing and up to noon there was still no
teacher; and the school committee
came to Derby to learn if he was sick.
Then it became known that he had not
reached home, and had not been heard
from since leaving Holland, Thursday
evening. The suppOsition is, that, be-
ing of feeble health, he has persisted
some where on the cross road and a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01

stated last week, although there is
abundant testimony in regard to shame
FIJI conduct with eight or ten young
girls. Every friend of humanity will
hope this so, and give the one implicat-
ed the benefit of any doubt there may
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01
North Danville.

The neighbors have given Daniel
Church, who Was burned ont of house
and home two weeks ago, some 5000 in
money, and some clothing and proviS-
ions. The buildings burned were poor
things, but they made him Il home.
The daughter. who dislocated her knee
at the fire, is yet unable to step, and
the doctors say the boy who injured
one of his eyes in having, must forever
lose the sight of both-a lamentable
misfortune.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01
SprriaI Unfrrs.

PS>SIMPSIC LODGE. No. - r. n 4. VI.
Regular communication Thursday OF Ice
fore the full of thu, Moon. j. f.. TAYLOR. Sec.
Regular communication Friday "r before the
full OF the moon. &. '. EASTMAN. Sec '.
DIR. Bakers Pain Panacea, for rheumatism,
Neuralgia. ramps. Collie DarThG.a, Cholera Nor
bus. Cholera lntantum. Sprans. Burns. ScadS.
Bruises. Chlbans, Frost bites Swrlings, Soreness
Il" the Joints, and all painful affections of the body
external and internal For Colds. Snrt-throat.
puinzy. and Diseases of the throat and mucous
membrane. il Is invaluable remedy. JOIN F.
HEARY. tTRRAN 4 60. HTuprIetnrS. and COLLEGE
plnc.. \rM York
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01

The Methodist, Congregationalist and
baptist churches united III holding II
Christmas celebration at the Methodist
church, Friday evening. The church
WAS full, and all appeared to enjoy the
evening. y selection of good music.
both vocal and instrumental. was fur
nishcd by McSsrS. |. ID. BcmiS. II. \.
BemiS. }. Bcmis, W. Il. Godding. {. G..
Amid"n, f. c. Carpenter, Misses l..
Bundy. A. IIoughton. and Mrs. \. l..
Finncy. Rcvs. :. 5. Brigham and II. L.
Gushing both made short. spicy speech
cS Next followed the distribution OF
presents from two beautiful and hcaNl-
IL laden "ChriStmaS Trees" Rev. Mr..
brigham and family were generously
remembered 10y their numerous friends
The W. +. School presented their super
imtcmdrnt. Isaac Bcmis. with copy OF
SCOTS Poems: also their former super
imtrndcnt. David ellison. with work
entitled Heroes of Mcthodi>m. One OF
the pleasant features of the evening WAS
the presentation to- Rev. ii. i. Cushing
of Il Silver Tree Il small Christmas
tree. lighted with wax taprIs. and gilt
trring on all its branches. with silver
coins. After the exercises the audience
adjourned Ia the school house hall tnl
refreshments.
\ donation and oyster supper will he
given tnr the benefit of Rev. :. :. Brig
ham. az the school house hall. Thursday
evening. Jan. :.
The Baptist and C"mgregati"nalist
churches of this place are now without
pastors.
The >ch"ols i'll town are making good
progress this winter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01

The, friends of Rev. john Bolc met 1T
his house according t." appointment ON
the I'D inst. to present him with an
expression of their regard. The attend
ancc was unusually large. il being cS-
timated that some 300 persons were
present. The ladies had provided an
elegant rcpa>t to which the large as
>rmbll did ample justice. The Rev.
Mr.. service of Barnet Centre made Il
few very appropriate remarks. congrat-
ulatiug both pastor and people on the
happy circumstances in which they
we've met. and expressing Il wish that
Christians connected with the different
denominations might Ice brought nearer
and closer to each other. MIR. Service
was followed 10y Rev. Mr. Wilde of
Pcncham. !Io in il few very fclcitouS
remarks alluded to the happy occasion
and circumstances of their meeting.
During the evening excellent music WAS
furnished bN Miss Marion ID. Stuart and
Mrs. j. +. Ritchc. while Mr.. L. krnne
dN and Mr.. Z. Ferguson favored the
company with some choice Scottish
songs. During the past year the society
had expended Il considerable sum in
fixing up the churth and providing II
bell. Their large expenditures however
have not been allowed to interfere with
their liberality to their pastor. On this
occasion they presented him with 500
aS token of their regard. This ii
must he acknowledged is Il somewhat
decided and rather substantial way for
Il people to express their regard for
| their pastor.
There was il large attendance ut the
"ChriStmaS Tree" on Christmas eve.
Some valuable and laughable psesents
were made. The music was excellent.
Two little girls, Emma Brock and May
Belle Strobridge, sung piece entitled
Little Eyes and Little Hands," fol
which they deserved much praise. Ev-
cry thing passed off tremendously and
pleasantly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01
The Post Office Scales.

Two ear loads of scales left the shops
in this place yesterday. it being the last
ing the post offices of the lnitrd States
with scales for weighing newspapers.
The entire contract WAS filled III eight
government furnished franks. and the
scales were shipped direct t" post offices
all over the country.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01
Sick, and Ye Visited Me.

Mrs. Nellie F. Odds, wife of John G..
Tollingcr. died at the Avenue House
on saturday. Mrs. Tnllingcr was for
mrrly from Barre. but lately Il resident
"f Rochester. y. Y, and had been >ick
for about two years. Last August >h,
came to this town with her husband {,
visit friends. and being taken w"r>,
WAS unable To return home. She ha,
been sick at the public house ever since
and her husband has been taking car.
of her. eNhau>ting all his means, amt
help has been rendered 10y the ode
Fellows of this place. The Daughter,
of Rchckah have also rendered assist
ancr in nursing Mis-. Tollingcr was
Grand daughter of the late Elder Palm
cr OF Waterford, and was Il Christian
Woman.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01

Newport has been two Years without
Il postmaster, and the hcsitancy of Rep
rescmtativc llender to appoint either
one of the two competing republicans
would he the correct cheese" to afford
Mr.. Hendce Il chance to appoint dem
ncrat, SO in IL serio-comic letter he
sounded Mr.. Hendee on the subject.
GOV. Iendee answered pleasantly that
he believed he would make il very pop
ular postmaster but that ''he had heard
he was Il democrat" Mr.. Bowman has
already voted twice for Gov. Hendee.-
st. iIbdns Idrertiser.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01
WANTED AT ONCE!

Twenty honest energetic business men from y {"
80 years of age. to canvass TIN, sale of Nur
sery Stock. Good salaries will bc paid those
possessing the above requirements No others
need apply. BRYANT 4 ELDER.
Derby. Vt. Dee. IL. Is14. 5I-52
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NOTICE!

Every pupil who shall he absent equal t" three
half DAYS for other than sickness of self
family, will he suspended during the pleasure of
the Prudential Committee.
PrOUided. That teachers may. application.
excuse from future attendance. sufficient reason
being given therefor.
DAVID BOYNTON. Prud.
q InE 1 Enn
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Drafhs.

At st. I"hnshury DE, ~ Mrs. Brtsey Heath,
AGED ~ wears.
Vt - J"lu>hury. Dee. II Valmorr F. of
Hector and Kate Iac"ur~... aged Ii months.
At East - I"hn~hury. Dee. ~ M. Ezra Gates
AGED -.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01
The Effort for the Poor


From the result of the entertainment
at the town hall last week. the Ladies
Benevolent Society have aided Thirty
needy families. The chrome sent 10y
Mr.. Casino was bought in by the ladies
themselves. and presented to Mrs
Sarah r. Morrison. toI her mtiIing la
h"rs i'll getting up the entertainment.
Ii brought iii this way some seven ol
eight dollars. which sum. added to that
taken ON the evening of the exhibition
makes the gross receipts Sl63. The
piano used at the entertainment. WAS Il
new one, put i'll without charge 10y
Sh"rcy y Bailey. music dealers ON Rail
road street. We understand the ladir'
pr"pu>, Ia give another entertainment
before Il great while. for the sam,
object.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01
p,iIrnad Time Table.

Railroad Time Table.
TRAINS MOVING eorTH.
9OI A. ".
VI '' LIN ,,,,, Montreal 3:Os 4. VI.
.'.lt l!Apr,-~ from Montreal I';'" T. NJ
GoING NORTH.
= hi ENprr-. Tor Montreal 10" A. NJ
I,,, E>rr,-> Tor Montreal ~ p NJ
Mai train. f'' '"
ll..-,. trains run over tn" BOSTON, Concord n
u.,tr,4tI /; Il t" Wells River. and tn" south Eas
,..rii from newport.
N,i.rr.4l NIGHT Express runs Sundays and II"
" ,ulrN~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01
First National Bank of St. Johnsbury
ANNUAL M EETlNC
OF THE STOCKHOLDERS

OF THE SIO hHOIDERS.
The eleventh annual meeting of the Stockholders
ot the First National Bank al st JOhnsbury. vi.
will Ice held al their banking Rooms, un Tuesday
January L. 10 at o'clock = NJ for the election
of Directors for the. ensuing wear
GEO MAY. Cashier
81 JuhnShurV Vt. Dee. 10 Isl. iO-54
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01

This amounts in gross to $3.50 lbs.
butter, or nearly 300 lbs. to the COW.
The Judge is making IS lbs. butter Il
week now. and if any one beats his
statement for year, he says he will
make out the other two months when
the wear is out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01
NOTICE!

NV PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY will he closed
from Dec. 2Gth, l-1i till further notice
GEO II. HASTINGS.
St. ,I"hnsbury, Vt, Dec. %, l-5i. 54-5i'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01
rba I.vndonville Scandal.

A friend who ought to know says
there is us yet no evidence OF crimindt
conduct on the part of Applebee, as
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01

,,,rrS cIGSE-Boston. 30 a. mao p m
NN''' New York city and Western. 80 a IN;
iI.3n a III Northern 4 stag" mails. 4;oo
,prNlTH\ nrth,rn gO5 a. southern and
y '''' western, II m.-i:53 y. IN
,,.t;,. t,..ur- rom y \. VI. I" : +. VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01

school, and were appropriate to the oc-
casiOn. REGULATIONS of Scripture. and
short determinations, were interspeIsed
with singing by the school and by the
choir. Brief remarks were made by the
superintendent and the pastor.
Rev. j. b. Schlichter of Peace. Kan
sas. collected about S75 in this place for
the victims of the grasshopper raid in
his section. An enormous box of cloth
ing and bedding goes this week to the
care of y. c. Stevens. for the relief of
destitute families in Fillmore Co., Ne
braSka. Some of this clothing was in
tirSt-Iate condition. and some of the
bedding new. A valuable contribution
to this box was made by the ladies of
East st. Johnshury.
AT the town meeting held the 18th,
II was voted to raise one hundred cents
on the dollar of the grand list. This
will not pay the entire Indebtedness of
the town. but as there has been an out
lay OF some 1000 for unusual eXpcn-
seS mainly 10y reason of the flood last
winter it was thought best to carry
over Il few thousand debt until another
year, believing that an equal amount
of tax then will clean up the whole.
The amount of town tax raised this
year is the same as last, although the
entire tax bill-state, state school,
county and town, is three cents less
being al cents.
The committee to whom the mat
ter was referred, have rc-appraised the
pevs in the North Church. raising the
appraisal about fifty per cent. The
last appraisal previous, was made
eleven Years ago, and on that, about
: 100 are raised towards dctlaVing the
expenses of the society. As these eX-
pcmScS now amount to about S:}NW an
uually. the $1,000 deficiency is raised
10y Il direct tax on the grand list of some
Income members of the society. 1t was
with il view to make the pew-rcmts
more nearly cover the expenses of
preaching and incidcntals, that the price
of the pcwS is advanced. Even ut the
advanced rates. the pcwS will not pay
m"lc than half the expenses of the so
cietN. /; is not proposed Ia resell the
pcw> ut auction. as WAS done eleven
Ncal> ago.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01
Product of Judge Parks's Dairy.

+. \. Parks has Il dairy of eighteen
COWS: of these one came in the first of
July, one the first of August, and one
was slaughtered the first of December.
Their ages are as follows: Three years
old, one 3 Years, three years. three )
Years. three Il years, three Z years, two
= Years old. Below is their product
from March LIST to Dec. 3lst. inclusive
500 lbs. butter sold, SI94397
10 HIS used in family, $500
Milk and cream used. equal
to 75 lbs. butter, 300
lS0 lbs. cheese, equal to 30
lbs. butter, $500
Calves raised and sold, 10000
Sour milk fed hogs, 5000
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-01
TAKE NOTICE

The subscriber wishes To hire faithful and in
dustrious man and his wife to do work Il farm
for year. with very small family none AT
all. Good wages and sure pay.
JOHN WHEELER
West Concord Dee, lS1l
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,NrW -7drrrfisrmrnis.
r-i-tcut Advertising in the right medi
brings business.


brings business.
'EO EfNT-A good warm Tenement for small
L ftmlly-al~" GOOD EardrIl-"n Pearl street.
5IiI \. {. HARVEY.
~ II WAR; ANTS CITATIONS. and
- CAPTIONS and CEETIFIC hTES. New forms
"f Hanks lust printrdat CALIFORNIAN OFFIt f.
CONDITIONAL NOTES. lust printed and for
~il, al the CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
DABBITT METAL.-A quantity of old typ for
ID hIbhittInG. at II cents a pound il called for
soon. al CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
w E>rEEN TICKETS--Tickets t" all points
w West and south via all the first class routes.
crpuul. Glasgow. sc.
call and get lowest rates at Passenger Depot.
\. {. HARVEY, Agent.
- Iuhnshury. Vi. May 20. IS7i. I-tt
HIGHWAY TAX BILLS and all kinds of l. L.
! GAL BLANKS for sale at
CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
LYME WATCHES REPAIRED and rated at
l HOW ARD \ ROW ELLIS.
/ OSr.-A Pnrtm"nir containing slj-thrre five
i dollar bIlS-IlSn tiv" cents: was lost either AT
II. ! Woods house the dav of the funeral of his
wife. in front of \. NJ. Cook & Cos store East
ern Avenue The finder will he rewarded by re-
turnin. 10 Mrs Lewis Danforth tins
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