St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-22

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points. Apatient hearing of three days
was given the case. after which the jury
brought in verdict of mot guilty"
MeSsrs. Thomas BARTLETT and g. W.
Cahoon appeared for Trefran. and
States Attorney. Walter Z. Smith, and
| H. c. Belden for the State.
Peacham.
! ASbbel Martin has during the past
season, raised on l35 square rods of
ground. 100 bushels of ears of corn
| The ground was manfred in the spring
at the rate of about thirty loads To the
acre. and the manure plowed III. 1t
WAS then narrowed thoroughly and fur
rowcd out. and Il very little manure put
III each hill. The corn did not receive
any extra care. We call this Il good
crop for this season, as it has been con-
sidered rather ii poor year for corn.
Sutton.
Mrs. Frank G.. Curtis. having been IN
invalid for nearly three years, some
friends and neighbors gathered at their
house the 9th inst. and held Il quilting
bee. Flfty-SiX persons were present.
The quilts were two i'll number, and
the album blocks and other necessary
material were furnished 10y friends far
and near. two blocks coming from Man
sonville L. g., and one from Barnet. y
wrapper was also made and given to
Mrs. c. at the same time. Hands not
otherwise employed busted themselves
III making up nearly Il whole cut of
sheeting. One quilt WAS finished and
the other nearly done when night com
PEELED them to adjourn; but only to
meet at the house of Orlin Curtis. near
by, tor an evening entertainment with
the Young people VIII" had been inv tied.
Enough money WAS contTIl"''i III sums
of five and ten ccnts I" 4 ~ all the
articles purchased and have h.tt u SUI
plus of : p.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Curtis wish Ia express
/ then gratitude to their numerous friends
for Ibis tangible token of THEM y sympathy
and good will.
Victory.
Mrs. Buckmin>tcr recently had Il tn
NOR weighing l. lbs. removed from her
stomach. and Is now gaining slowly.
Walden.
\ large barn and shed belonging To
Mr.. Rufus Whipplr of Walden. situat
ed about one mile south west of j. ID.
Bells. WAS entirely consumed hN fire on
the afternoon of Monday. the 18th inst
with all its contents. The house WAS
saved 10y great cNcrtiou> of the neigh
hors. The barn WAS sci on fine 10y an
adopted daughter. las the ncighhor>
think. although Mr. Whipplc does not
believe it, who dmn. the day had at
tempted 1" set fine Ia the house. then to
the shed. but being fnilrd in these she
sci lire Ia the barn. For what reason
she did :" has not Vet tram>pirrd. There
WAS no insurance on the barn. the poll
cl having expired. The loss viii fall
heavily on Nh Whipple.
Orleans County.
Some German peddlrrS. who rcck
lc>slN ran against the carriage of VIM.
Kingsley of Salem. throwing ont his
wifi, and iniuring her severely. have
settled 10y paving 800.
The religious interest in some towns
/ in the county. is rather on the increase
Barton has been visited 10y some of
the fancy. a. l. thought. Wealthy
farmers have been inquired after. and
the officers of the new bank are any
iou>.
p some fellows in his orchard stealth.
r apples. ami inviting them into his house
. he gave them IL wanm supper. and :"
: treated them that they will he likely To
/ ask before they take any more apples.
% 1t cost Aaron Bicktnrd "i Ira>huIgh.
: t2O.23 t" furnish three boys liqu"l
i John W. CurIirr has invented IL churI
% which heats ANYTHING ever Vet intro
II luccd. 1t i adjusted to Il wagon and
u all Il man has to do is To put his rlurI
: into the wagon box. pick up his rriu>
= drive half Il mile and return. take out
e his chuIn. and he will find his cream
I! turned into butter. Ii Is Il very >impl,
II contrivancc. The wagon box i 81 al
ii ranged that the temperature can h,
If kept even either in hot or cold wealth
=. Ell. On the whole it Is the best invcn
Il ton Ton the accommodation of Il laIN
?. man we ever heard of. Pdiio,diHm.
Il Gospel Meetings.
Il East Thctturd. Oct - > |
south Wiu,lham. 1911
" 50. Londonderry, Nov. ,
' Springfield. I'll