St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-03

The small window paues. the square
panelled doors. and the quaint quarter
room gaIlrt windows near the roof, all
tell of the fashion of forty wears ago.
Ii was here that Alice fell in love with
nrighhor, Charles Cheney. who came
thithcr from New York after his failure
and WAS leading spiit i'll the improv
mentS of the place. He WIS much
with her, and his refined intellect and
high culture did much In elevate her
mind Finally he went East and mar
ricd. but Alice never forgot her unan-
noumced love. later she left Clover
nook and went to New York. where she
gathered around her distinguished and
appreciative company, and had offers
of marriage. but she remained true 10
the romance of her youth. She has
done much good in the world, and
brought gentle thoughts to myriads of
hearts, and the memory of her life
.'smells sweet and blossoms i'll the
dust
ADVENTURE WITH a SHARK.-Paul
Boyton, the famous diver. Is writing
sketches of life beneath the waves for
the Gcntlcman'S Magazine OF London.
In one of his articles he tells the follow
ing story of IL rather uncomfortable cX-
pcrieuce
was down on Il nasty rock bottom.
\ man never feels comfortable on them.
he cant tell what big creature may hc
hiding under the huge quarterback
SEA leaves which grow there. The first
part of the time was visited by Il
porcupine fish. which kept sticking its
uuillS Up and bohhing in front of my
helmet Soon after SAW Il big shadow
fail across me. and locking up theIc
WAS Il shark playing about my tubing.
1t makes you feel chilly III the bach
when they re about. He came down to
me slick as looked up. | made ut
him and he Sheared oil. For an hour
longer. If Nurl can keep Nour head
level its all right. and you're pretty
SAFE. if they're not on Nou sharp. This
uuly brute WAS twenty feet long. |
shnuId think for when | law down all
my I,uutb ON the bottom. me- stretched
=, rou.iIcr,bI. ahead of me. and could
see. him h..\nnd my feet. Then wait
eJ Th,v muSt tIlru over to bite. and
my living down bothered him. He
. ,i,m aver me three nI four times. and
tl.,, .L,uIl,.,I utf. tn :. Iio thick,.t of sci
v.,L tn consider. Knew he'd com,
h,rl, when he settled hi, mind. II
.,.c,n.d , Iouo tiuIc ,,;,itit,u for him
/ Ar I,.t h,. ,.,,I, ,i,i,,,.;, over me-. Inn.
liz, tL. finn, b,f,,,. t.,, far from my
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mc-~..>. ,nu eat uIhau fare ot bee
steak ANA hot hi>rHit made uith Boston
Yeast powder. You hopc for pumpkin
pie and get Il can of Baltimore oysters
There are Oregon apples. Cincinnati
hams. and >tcwcd pruneS from Germany
\ man may hr worth Sith.tHIO and la>,
II" milk tn whItcu his coffee. The Gov
runs on the ranch aud comes home vi hci
she lists. \ boy may hc Dispatched fn
her on hi> tough little shaggy cnw-hnIS,'
. and man must hr sent /" bring th
boy home. The yard fences all l""I
| imported. a> thcy ale all things har