St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-15

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The regular rehearsal of the Cho-
raj mon occurs tomorrow evening.
As business of Importance is coming
up. all mcmhel> are invited to be pres
cnt.
A Teachers Institute for this com
ty will he held at this place by Snp't.
C"nant. Friday and Saturday. Oct. ~.
and 81. The sessions will hc held at
the Academy.
The window at Bingham'S drug
store Is the great attraction on Main
street these evenings. He has Just put
III an Illuminated sign which is unique
and pretty.
\ few articles left in Floral Hall
during the fair. were brought into this
office. and We HIe ready to deliver to
the owners. articles numbered - ~.
II. -, 2:J7. 80, and I:il.
Half dozen of the leading singers
and musicians of the place. attended
the musical gathering at West Hukc
last week, and gave valuable aid oil
the chnruS,-< and in the concert
The Teachers Institute foI Orleans
county will hc held at Barton to-day
and tn-morrow. Professor II. +. Fuller
of The st. Jnln>hurN Academy. gives
an address to- morrow evening.
Mr.. ID. \. Clifford. photographer of
this place, has made Il contract 10y
which he is to furnish ten thousand
photographs of members of the Yer
mont Pharmaceutical Association which
is now in session in this place.
CA Thursday afternoon. one of
Martin Drcw'> men took ont one of his
horses I" exercise. and tipping over the
buggy 10y the North Church. the horse
ran to the stable. breaking the wagon
badly. and severely iniuring the horse.
MIS-. Albert VI. Cook did not long
survive her husband. She died at her
fathers house ODE. Mor>c'>l in Dan>ille
last Friday. and WAS buried at the
Green beside her husband and two
children. OH Sabbath day. The daugh
ter. Lcttir. i HOW left alone
Why not have our county iair the
second week in September The grain
is harvested. il is too early to dir pota-
toes. and farmers cam all attend IL fair
better than at amy other time. And
better than all else, il is before hard
trn>t~ and I'll" cquimnctial.
The horst, disease has stuck this
section again. though thus far in Il much
mildcr form than three Years ago now.
when it came for the tiI>t time. Many
OF the horses affected are used daily H.
before. only with more care. Hall of
Newport. ad>rrti>r> It remedy fnr the
epiZoot.
at Burlington. received sd a~ Il con
uihulinn from the North Church sun
day school in this place. for the quarter
cndm" September ~. This school has
taken up penny contributions each
Sabbath fnr some Years, but We be
llcNr the above is the largest sum it
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One hundred and seventy five Hay
Scales were manufactured at the Scale
/ Works i'll the week ending Oct. .. htin"
an average of one scale each twenty
! minutes of the working hours. These
represent Il total capacity OF 90 tons.
/ la the same week there were shipped
/ from he factory i:} car loads of scales.
/ ~ u toms per can.
/ Rev. II. r. JrNctt sailed for New York
/ Oct. ID. and the steamer Wis expected
early iIls week. The fact that Mr..
/ HAYES was sick and obliged To return
/ home, together with SOME other intIu-
rnr,,>. decided Nh, Jcwrtt to abandon
his intended trip I" china and Japan.
and IciuIn To California 10y WAY oi New
/ York instead of Yokohama. MIR. jew .
eft may not visit Vermont ut this time.
although I,. i daily expected.
New Insurance Agency.
W H. Gallrailh and Louis F"llctt ale
about opening an insurance office over
/ Bingham'S drug store, under the finn
nanr of W. II. Gallnlith y Co. They
are now fitting up their office and will
/ he ready to transact business in Il few
DAYS. Mr. Follrtt has been in the office
/ of Geo. :. Shaw \ Co. for some Years,
and i thoroughly cunNcrsant with in>uI
ancr business.
Admitted to Bail.
Milo Hutchinson and wife. the parties
charged with stealing from FAN banks
store. and about whom 81 much stir and
talk has been made. were admitted To
/ bail by Justice \. }. Willard on Mon
day. in the sum of two hundred dollars
each. Il. +. Hutchinson. II cousin OF
! Milo. hcrame bail. and it is understood