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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28
"reminiscences of the Rutland Opera
House.

From the Rutland Globe we condense
the following:
The Rutland Opera House which was
destroyed by the fire of the 18th, inst,
was opened December Goth, 1868, and
during the six and half years of its
existence, it probably had more bril-
liant talent Oh its stage than any other
hall in the state. during the same period.
Wendell Phillips and John b. Cough
each lectured there three times VIM.
Parsons four times Anna Dickinson
three or four times: Charles Sumner,
Robert Collyer. +. ii. Chaplin, Fred
Douglass. Thomas West, Gen. Kilpat-
rick. ..Nasby." Grace Greenwood
Mrs. Lilcrmore, W. &. Richards, c. II.
Hitchcock and many others less famous,
each lectured once: and DIR. John Lord
gave his course of historical lectures
there during the past winter.
The musical "reminiscences of the hall
are II" less pleasant than the literary.
and embrace concerts given 10y Thomas
Orchestra. Carlotta Patti. Wicncski,
Camilla Urso. Ole Bull, the Barnabee
troupe and many 10y less celebrated and
home talent.
Forrest played twice. and Mrs. Scott
Siddons read three times in the Opera
House. and in 1859, Garrison, Julia
Ward Howe. and Lucy Stone, address
ed IL woman'S suffrage convention there.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28
West Concord.

a most shocking affair occurred here
on Saturday of last week. which has
east one family into the deepest mourn
ing. and thrown veil of sadness over
many hearts. A little boy abort four
years old, the only child of Mr.. Chas.
Brigham, was playing about his fathers
house and yard while his mother was
busy with her house work Mrs. Brig
ham missing the boy for few minutes,
searched about the premises and not
finding him called her husband from
Brigham and Il neighbour examined
the yard and adjacent fields, and after
an anxious search of two houlS. they
found the child dead il Il pasture not
far from the house his head WAS bad
~ bruised and in several places the
skull was broken
1t seems that the boy probably stray
ed into the field near the house. where
he was attacked by Il ram. knocked
down and butted until life was extinct.
This suppostion is made almost Il Ger
tainty, by the discovery on a rock, by
the side of which the boy was found. of
portions of the wool and horns of the
ram. rubbed and broken off 10y his en-
ragged butting against this rock upon
which il seems likely the boy endeav-
ored to climb to escape from his as
sailant.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28
Lancaster N. H.

One week ago last cdnesday even
ing Il series OF meetings were com
menced in this place 10y delegates from
the executive Committee of the Young
Mems Christian Association of New
Hampshire. Three of these were min
iStels of the Gospel. the others were
from their shops and counters. Meet
ings under their direction were held
during the remainder of that week and
sunday afternoon and evening, and
Monday of last week. Since that time
PRAYER meetings have been held by the
pastors of our churches each evening
with the exception of Saturday. and
also Sabbath afternoon. All of these
meetings have been Il union of all
churches working together for the spread
of the Gospel of our Saviour through
ont our town and vicinity. There has
been during the whole time perfectly
united feeling between the several
churches Of this place. aud as ii result
last Sunday evening. at the Congrega-
tional church. which was completely
filled with an anxious, inquiring peo-
pie. one hundred and ten persons went
forward that had before and at this
time manifested Il desire to become
workers for our Lord aud Saviour.
| of these, several of our prominent
business men are conspicuous, and at
the SUNDAY evening meeting bore Il
prominent part. and many children that
are beginning thus early a christian life.
There has been no excitement whatever
all has moved forward quietly, harmo-
niously and with perfectly good feel
ing. Our churches have been well filled
at these meetings, aud perfect order mas
been observed. The work has not vet
stopped. Earnest enquirers are met
in every street aud pant of our town,
and the friendly shake of the hand. the
moist eve, and the quivering lip, show
an intense feeling in all. No person
has aught to say against the work, but
: all exclaim God speed it There ha.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28

For the week ending Tuesday. May -. I-15.
MARKET BEEF-A few shoice so 30 ~ 10 extra
80 no 10 - first quality 5000 . 80 second quail
ity - OOa ~: third quality - 70 a i 10.
STORE CArTLE-Working oxen and Steers. per
pair 500. $50 SID 5000 $40
Much Cows AND tALNE>-s3.' a sh3; extra ST. u
SHI FaTT"w Cows $50 80
lEALI>GS-SlU ~ a $40. two Wears old sl- go
three Years old - a 80.
PuD IL OF SuERr ASp LAMH>-lu lots - OO - -
81 ~ y 20. - -. - 10 per head extra - - a
- 90 per head, u a per III.
Spring Lambs, 10 lie per Ito.
Veal Calves. 81 OO a = ~.
Brighton Hides. . per Ito.
Country Hides. ~ a 20 per III.
Brighton rallnw . 6c per Ito.
Country Iallnw SIC per H.
Calf skins II a ljc per lh.
Prlts. 81 - a. ~ each.
y. Il. Beet huice Grade includes nothing hut
stalltrd llOd 100 lbs Bullncks Extra and iii :,
quality includes the best largr fat oxen. Second
and third quality includes oxen and tw" and thr-,
years old Steers.
Shrrp-ENtra includes Co---t- and wh-n those
1T inferior quality are thrown ont
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28

town hall a second time, and the alb
sence of curtain and scenery render it
useless for theatrical tr"upes. There is
as yet no prospect of Il new opera hall.
but before the season is over We are
confident something will be done. Rut-
land has been too long accustomed to
fine entertainments to go without any.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28
Danyille.

Ira Brainerd 4 Son have sold their
homestead. real estate. tools etc. to
Charles Wilson, of Cleveland. Ohio. Mr..
Wilson is a native of Montpelier. VT.
aud was formerly Il railroad engineer.
having been for some time at the head
of the organization know us the Broth
eIhood of Locomotive Engineers in this
county: afterwards he held the i'm
portant position of train dispatcher ON
the y. Y. Central road ut Rochester, He
has sister in Danville, and Il brother
in Walden. The Brainerd place is one
of the best i'll town. having perhaps the
best fruit orchard in the country. The
Me>srS. Brainrrd will probably remove
from Damville. aS Mr.. Ira BlIirrrd'>
health seems t" demand that he seek Il
climate less rigorous. This will DE :,
loss to the town and county.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28
An Aggravated Crime.

WEST RANDOLPH. May ~. Some
time since john Allen, Il foreigner. en-
tered the employ of John Hawks, :,
frrmcr. residing i'll the east part "i Ran
dnlph. and ON settling their accounts. Il
few days ago. some difficulty arose. This
WAS finally settled by arbitration, but
immediately on the award being made
Allen struck Hawks in the face with IL
club. and chased him int" an outhuild-
ing. accompanying" the proceeding with
MANY threats of future vengeance. Fear
ing further violence Hawks caused ii
watch to he placed upon Allen. On
Saturday evening last the detective saw
Allen crawl ont from underneath
HAWKES. barn and pursued him. but
was soon recalled by seeing flames
burst out from the barn. Despite all
efforts the house and all the "utbuild-
ings were totally destroyed. nine head
of cattle persisted III the flames. and Il
total loss of about S-.OOO WAS cutailcd
upon the unfortunate owner. \ reward
of 800 WAS offered tor Aliens arrest.
and on SUNDAY morning hc WAS cap
tured on Ruyaltnm Hills. An cNamina
ton WAS had this morning at Raudolph
~ the result of which Allen was bound
up IN the sum of SlO.OOO and in default
Was committed to Chelsea Jail.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28
Hydepark.

Andrew Cnwan. IA hoy only eleven
Years old. WAS brought before justice {.
c. Morse ON Thursday of last week on
Il charge Of breaking and entering Mr..
ChaS. Cranes store and stealing there
Suhstantiating the charge beyond i
doubt and being confirmed 10y Il partial
confession of the prisoner, he VAS Scn-
fenced to ten yeaIs III the Reform
school.
The MAY term of the I.am"ille C"un-
~ Court opened here on Tuesday. Hon
II. II. PoWcls presiding.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28
Greensboro.

The store of MesSr-. Sawyer y Hill
Is now open and they are doing business
again rs usual.
The fishing season is nov fairly he
gun on Lake Caspian and fishermen are
\rIN successful. getting Il good Weld
ct nice large trout. Now i, the time
fine trout.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28

...-....> >Iu> and VI. INTERNAIuSAL TEL
....I r..NrANI- offices i'll the Post Office
.... ~Ir,'t. and III the Passenger Drp"t.
.-. H.,.I- tInIu : \ N. To ~. VI. \i.ht
..--.,.,- 90 half idt"--
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28
Village Halls.

In reading over the account of the
instruction and amusement which the
people of Rutland have obtained through
their Opera House during the past six
Years, We wonder with painful solicitude
when we shall begin to have ''reminis-
cences' of IL st. Johnsbury Village Hall !:
we believe we shall sometime. but Il
view of the foundation of the building
would greatly strengthen our belief.
1t would not be true to say that we
have enjoyed none of the advantages
which the Opera House has given to
! Rutland. but it Is undoubtedly true that
we have been deprived of many enter
tanments. especially those of musical
nature. through the absence of IL hall
of GOOD acoustic properties and large
enough to hold Il paying audience.
How much We should mourn the loss
of such a hall after we had enjoyed it 4
few wears, may he partially realized
from the following expression of the
RutTand Globe:
The opera hall has been the place pa
excellence for church fairs. local dramatic
entertainments, conventions etc. Ne
speaker OF singer ever willingly encoun
tered the terrible acoustic faults OF GU
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28
torH Wd SHfr Urus.

Remember that Saturday, the 10Th
Of NL, l. Decoration DaS.
Eum"r has it that the Avenue
Hou-r property realty is to change
ov nclS.
Rev. \. W Stafford from Andover,
has>., will preach at the Center Village
Dc>t sunday.
At the school Meeting Monday
eNrning. it was voted Ia raise :Ett cents
on dollan of the Grand List.
Rov. ". \. Spaulding of Lynn.
Ms. preached at the North Church at
bot SCI, ices last Sunday. Mr.. Jones is
q prcted To ntliciatc next sunday.
With the hot weather comes the
Soda-Nater and Ottawa Beer. which
Bingham. with Il due regard to the
"htnr>> 81 things" has already put on
ar.
". Il. Anderson of Manchester. VI.
p bought out &. +. Brigham on Rail
f"Id street. and is going To put in Il
general assortment of dress goods. hats
aud caps. ready undertaking etc. in
hddIll"u lo the other stock.
We have jun ped into midsummer
Weather ,luce last week. During the
lt>t >N DAYS the Thermometer has
l1n-e,' AMONG the seventies aud eighties.
aud the result of this warmth is seen in
thr sudden impetus given to vegetation.
ouI railroad shops here are not very
9tNrn>l'r Yet. but look at that removal
f. passenger car. which has Just
'tu"igrl from Mr.. Ilowc'> domain. con
Nurr> ~ that they can do great
1hnY> there when the occasion de
luaud>.
Rev. ID. +. Miller and Mc~>rS. C.
". stone aud \. :. Hopkins started
'~' week for Richmond, Va, ~ herc they
p is Delegates of the st. Johnshury
VI. {. \. I" the national convention
h'h opened there on "Wednesday oI
3tlI> week.
NE newt meeting of the st. Johns
parry h"IaI | uI"u will be held Tues
sd'' evening June lst. at 10 =. VI. al
W. H. Nelson's Music Rooms in Odd
''I""> Block. Any persons wishing
= '''" 'Ir society should send in THEN
Il ''"r' At that time.
his l. Il h"arsc time for our auc.
'''''I hr sold the Arlington proper
i - 90" Saturday: closed out the bauk
= 'i'' stock of \. f.. Bliss Monday morn
''-' aud IA the evening sold villa
! P"P'I,\ j. F. Laducer left from Iii
sudden departure.
"' -AIlhIngt"n property on Pros
peel street. consisting Of "A three-stor,
'''''h'ht house aud few feet of Ian,
'''I ''"'n-. "a~ purchased ut an admin
'>''''"I >.'lr on Saturday hN +. F. an,
~ / fletcher for 1850. We umder-tan,
mai III" place was m"rtgaged for tire
'"'llIhs ut the. amount r,,liZ.u from fin
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28
Newport.

Rev. +. L. Wild. will hc installed rs
pastor of the congregational Church ON
Friday of next week.
The comptroller OF the currency. has
authorized the national bank ct New
poIt to commence business. \ room
for banking purposes has been secured
in the Magng house and will he immc-
diatrlN fitted up. As soon rs this is
done and the bills procured. the hIl,i-
ness will commence. \ Mr.. Scott. now
teller in the bank ut Wells River. has
been secured for cashier.
The Memphremagog llomsc is under
going eXtensiv" repairs. which will h,
completed 10y June 18th. when TIA,
house will he opened to the public.
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81 Jnhn>bur, ithrn..um.

.t., ,>.. i;l ,uI\,. I;uuM-Opru from . \. NJ
-...u from = t"G and from To 2r. NJ
,tIIIGA -Oprn Tuesday and Friday
". W. IIiAlER. Librarian.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28

ArGI,T FLowER.-T most mser-
able beings in the world are those suf-
fering from Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant.
More than srventy-tive per cent of
the people in the United States are af-
tlicted with these two diseases and
their effect such as sour stomach,
sick headache, habitual costiveness.
impure blood, heartburn, waterbrash,
gnawing and burning pains at the pit
of the stomach. yellow skin, coated
tongue and diSagreeable taste in the
mouth. coming up of the food after
eating. low spirits. &c. Go to the
drug store of c. c. Bingham and get a
10 cent bottle. or a sample bottle for
u cents. Try it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28

stop that Cough. No pulmonary complaint,
however chronic can long resist the healing intiu-
ence OF DR.. Morris Syrup of Tar Wild Cherry
and Horehound. As a specific for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma and Bronchitis. cure for GROUP. and pre-
xthtNe OF Consumption. il has no equal. Acts
ike charm in hOarsenesS and sore throat. Clears
anu strengthens the voice of speakers and singers.
Taxes away all the distress of wHoOPING COUGH.
contains no opium or other dangerous drug and is
pleasant to take. Trial bottles, 10 cents q. A.
Storer, st. JUhnsbury, and Barbour 4 Eaton, Wells
River, Sole Agents. Call and ask them about it.
Agents. 5i-lO6
Economical New Foods cents will buy a
package of Sea Moss Farine made from pure Irish
Moss, which will make 30 kinds of dishes such as
cakes, pies puddngs etc, or Ii quarts of custards.
jrllles creams. Charlotte Russo, blanc Madge. etc.
Sold by all druggists and grOcers. taprl5 90
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28

supply ol ItnldIkaDlN me - railing
Arbutus." The financial result of the
evening was S55, to the Society's credit
Inc night express going South on
Monday, ran into Il push standing
upon the track near the summit: prov
ldcntially the train was not thrown from
the track. the damage being confined to
the ear and the dlight and front OF
the locomotive. There is said to he no
doubt that the car was placed upon the
track with the malicious purpose OF
wrecking the train.
REPORTS come to us of interesting
meetings held during the past week at
Rycgatc. McIndoes Falls. Waterford.
East liar'lwick and Lancaster. \. II.
y series of meetings are To be held in
the Presbyterian Church at Barnet Cen
ter, commencing "Wednesday evening.
June ID. and continuing through Thurs
day and Friday. \ number of efficient
workers will he in attcndance from this
and nef%hOriug towns.
The work of repairing the st.
J"hnShury House is being pushed to-
wards completion the interior of the
building already shows Il great i'm
prov cment and the new paint. which it
is proposed to apply TO the outside, will
certainly make the exterior more at
tractive. The register of the house
shows nearly fifty arrivals on Monday
there was no particular attrac-
ton in town that day.
The iIrcspo nsible baseball is as
lively in our streets Us the giasshoppers
in Kansas. and the consequent demand
for kid gloves to apply to demolalized
fingers ought to have some effect on the
glove trade. The Academic b. b. G..
game for the season at Dauvillc ON
Monday with the Calcdnnias of 1.-THE
Green" defeating them 10y IL score of
81 to ID. the Academies r.p,rt This 49,
the best contested game they have ever
playcd.
We learn that the horse attached To
the new bakery wagon ran away while
making the first trip the other day re
suits Il general scattering of bread
from Railroad Street to Paddork Nilla"c
and Il Thorough trial Of the strength of
the bread wagon and of the wind of the
horse.
door inquiries at The last moment if it
would hr iustiiiahl, to attribute this
unusual activity of the horse. To the
HghmcsS of the bread
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and GrccnShor" was taken possession
of for plcnIc-lunch. and thence Il trll
WAS made to the tre>tle-woIk.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28
lraMs.

In his village. May 20 Avonia only child of
sumner \. and Frances Bennett aged ! wears and
. months.
At Littleton, n. H., April . Ruth, wife of joel
Bronson, formerly of Lyndon. VT.
At the residence of DIR. II. &. Newell on the
morning of the Goth inst Mrs. Hannah b. Haz-n,
aged 10 Nrars and 6 months.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28

been during all this revival a deep, set
tied, earnest feeling, that has never be-
fore been witnessed here.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28

--.IGSE-Bu-Ion 30 a. m.-i;3O =. III
]" ~, York city and Western, 30 II. M
~ ,u \ IA. Northern stage mails. LOO
% Ia. n,- Sou,L.r,, and
N,.-r,rn l. m.-i53 p. m
iI,m 3 \. Vi. L. 4. NJ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28

Twenty N"Iln" men and women VIII"
" I>hcd employ mrut. last fall. associated
themselves together at Springfield. Vt.
for the purpo>, of doing Il business that
would furnish them with work. wages
and Il home. Each paid in Il small sum
rs capital. and agreed that one fourth
at then wages should hr saved and al
lowed to accumulate Is capital, to en-
large the business. ThoN rented work
shops and il furnished dwelling house
" here they boarded thcmsck Is. and
commenced the manufacture of toys.
table mats and baskets under the name
of '.Industrial Works" Ia six months
they saved fourteen hundred and sew
cntN-f four dollars from their "IC;.', and
three hundred and fifty dollar, III the
cost of their board and washing. making
Il total of = l-14 saved in the SiN dull
months Just past. This saving c"utin-
ucd five Years. the money being invest
ed in Il business that will pay seven pei
cent. will amount to 81 600: III ten
wears To -JO:I.I0: III twenty Years Ia
or Sl1.2:i- for each mcmbcr of the as
SociaiiulI. ur S:l.J76 for each couple
With such an example aud opportunity
before them need working people b,
oppressed 10y capital? BY increasing
their IIuiul..I- To- hundreds. th,.IT capl-
tai will soon amount I" millions of dol
lars.