St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-26


img from that lofty station. he rc>url..
his place at its head. They had -r,
Judge Fullerton fulfill his duties ut %.
collector of the port under Nh. En-:
| with great zeal. bat unable I" r,.~i>j ...
impulse which drew him back ,u i...
case. Thrt had seen Mr. Bowen 49,.
/ Nh. Tiltum both enter the miui~lt.
/ But. a. his honor 81 eloqucntlN De-
marked, about II Years :;%o. this VIZ
case that thr more Nou went INTO II j'.
/ less Nou knew and the more you waut,,.
To know. II had htcomc one of fl.
Institutions at Tie country. Already
second genera ion of law vcr> had CON.
imto It ANA we. your honor. jude.
jury. counsel. parties cuntc>ting and I'll
we must feel that our time must s"or
come. But. thank God. the >rand
will never die. 1t is To" prcciou,
possession I" pass away. aud | pa
Nom honor not {" allow the impatieu,,
of Needless counsel Ia interfere with IT..
natural life.
The Judge decided that hilton mu>.
answer. when he said that the REFERENCE.
was to his counsel.
Mr.. EvHrt>. reading
Now am all brrrft
Like Il eat with kittens eight
Which. 10y a cruel fate
Finds when. alas too lat
That left
Now. Mr.. Tiltnn. will you tell the Iu.
whether lis an illustration l. Il mt
aphnr. III III ANY WAY Il transcript of
some event "r incident 81 cilcun-tau,.
oI happening oI remembrance Of Nnu.
pcr>nIIIi 81 domestic lie
Nh. Tillom said h,. could NOT Icrn,.,u
ben. This ,rI~r he did not quite uu
d,I>tIGd. bat liz value of true poet.
j. thai Nuu c;iu,."l always understand
it.
leave II to the jHuN. lie then callr,
the judges attention L. he hou for re
cess.
Mr.. Fullerton asked ion Il days al
lnurum"ut to go To- ALBANY Ia argue Il.
appeal from the sentence of Tweed.
who. on It new Trial. had been sentenced
l." three hundred wears Impll>oumcu,
fur i mi>dcmriInor. on three hundred
rntIit> "t IN iudictmeut
The court SAIL he would consider ,h,.
maitcr.
The iurl AL t"ttrrcd ont. amt Nee,
helped DEAN stains h! Policemen. Ihcu
the counsel ~inAil moved along. assisted
hl THEN junior counsel and "ficci>
Then the plaintiff. with tear, in hi
eyes. kissed Nj. BrcciIcr. who kissed
MouIton, who kissed Wilkc>om. ssh"
kissed Carpenter. and the venerable
procession paced il way step 10y step
tcthlN ont Ia lunch.
In response Ia Il question. Nh. EyaIr~
said he Thought the c;l>e if as vel
managed a. ii had been. would last tul
ahour u hundred Years.
CHEAP TELEGEAPHY.-O Monday
the Western Union Telegraph .Compan,
reduced the rates for messages betwccu
New York city and Boston. Alhau,
Washington. and all intermediate points
L" an equality with those of the Atlau.
lie and Pacific Company. This rrdur.
ton amounts to nearly fifty per cent uf
the old rates. and i Il long step toward
cheap tciegraphN. The Atlantic and
Pacific Company PROPOSES To answer II
lay doubling the number of words which
VIII hc transmitted at the present late.
his the company can easily afford I,
do. since II p">>r>>c> patents which
Icn'tcl the cost of tclc4raphiug fitrN CO.
4 huGdlrd wuid- hardly amy create.
than the cost # tclrgIaphing ten NuId~
hr>e reduced rates GA the part nt huIt
companies "ill of course lie extended
I" Whatever pnint> are reached bN the
wires "t the Atlauti" and Pacific. ana
We shall have thus cheap telegraph,
the. country.
he trustees at the reform schuuI
held Il mcrtIu" III Waterbury last week
SAY the Montpelier journal. and VEN
from Their" Ia NcrYruuc~. to look ult.
the property nj that place. 1t l. Gun
Icntll reported that they found the old
ar>rnal buildings entirely unfit for AN.
pulp">c connected with the school. anh
that they would have preferred The. lana
without amy bindings rather than Niri
them. They will need l." Ice pull,G
ioWm il used al all lhrl also meas
HIrd III" hay III the barn. where it Wa
claimed there were forty tons stored
a> The aNaiI> of the crop of hay las
season. and found hut sixteen. Tn,
barn contains the crops of two Sc;l>ou-
instead Of one, II l. SAID. too. that tn,
~"ll "t the celebrated t;tsIn. which VIZ
:" much cNt"llcd. j. CONFUSED of Il clal.
l. very soft aui adhesive in wet wealth
"r. and l. adaptrd to the raising 81
grass. II cannot he cultivated like the
one al Waterbury. These facts seen
t" make the wisdom of the last Ieui>la
tine Il somewhat questionable article
Hon. Alvin BralrN died at his resi-
dencc. III \orthtield. at -. m. ON
thursday. Feb. 18th. after an illness nt
Nv" weeks. Vt the time of his derea-r.
and for several Years previous thereto.
MIR. HhaleN held the po>itiuu of Prr,i
dent "l the First National Bank of
N"rhlicld. and Was also President of
th" \crn"nt Manufacturing Compan,
OF N"ithiicld, Which latter position he
Ia" i'rid since the Organization of the
company. some five Years since. He
represented the town of Roxhu.\ tnr
| "" i"lr> III the State Legislature va
Tor tlllrr Years Assistant Judge in the
w a>hln"ton County Court. and had
been called upon at different times L.
I'LL nearly all offices of trust and rcSpou
>IhllltN in town and VILLAGE.
Mr.. Hiram Gidding>. OF Proctol>vilf.
W.. died on the 18th inst. om.d i
wears. SIN months aud twelve da\> III,
was bonn 1T RoNhoro'. Mass. Luiy ~.
IEo- " hen mere lad his parents
removed I" Salem. and when still a
minor h" entered the merchant service
is seaman. In the wal of I-I2 hr
was ON" of the crew of the pri\atc,r
enterprise. which Was taken bN tho
british and Carried to England. vhcr,
lie remained Il prisoner some three
clIS. lie " IL nIII. III Tho ,,,,E.,t,,,..nt..