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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21
l1rai and Sfafr ,5lrns.

The weather continues cool and
damp quite damp and very cool.
school meeting NEXT Monday eve
Du4 To settle the term of schools and
,i~t money To pay Ton same.
Miss \. VI. Heard has opened mil
hlrry rooms and Miss l.. :. Goucher
making rooms. in Wards block
The prospects of the revival of the
eurnrl band this summer. are not flat
telIng. The boys only lack one good
i fiat r"rnct PLAYER.
The band of girls known as "Moun-
tiiu Cleaners" hold sociable at the
South Church this Thursday evening,
\ itiI rcfr shmrnts and music
Our readers are unusually fortunate
th> week IN receiving three letters
tIn"ugh the CdIctionjdH. all from former
b. plc>cut residents of the village.
W" believe 1t Is the universal YER
c''' mat Horace Jackson. the new road
? '~ir' j. doing il good thing for the
."rl> "t the village. He Is bound t."
ID" something T." show for the money
fi""'.
''''''''''''"' "' NV
''' '''''' >"'' Il ''llle l"I '"i"S ana
- ''''> sprung mas ''e'l' lie
'"'''>' '''t>>'h' coughing III meetings
ff'' I","''' ">>'hihl'tS mas been quite
"''''
w.. u,,J,.,.,.,,J that Al, Fleetwood
lrld two Iit. iu.u.m,. u,Ii,i.s an. IN
stlr Np,u.J liz. -, Eo, Vail. e.,
S .mpu and or, IN IN. Ftr, ,f U,rtford
H. >..no. mart nf this iusu,.urr.
Na> for the benefit of his estate. and
PIE remainder rors to his family.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21
And Weep with them that Weep.

Among the many who have been
called to mourn the loss of dear ones III
these last days. none will receive more
heartfelt sympathy than Mr.. and Mrs.
Lambert Packard. An onl Y son, and
he so bright and promising, is it "a
wonder he was his parents idol Pre-
cocious far beyond his years; with il
taste for drawing and art wonderfully
developed; he gave promise of Il dis
tinguiShed life. But Gods ways are
not our ways. Thursday he WAS at
school as usual; Tuesday night he was
stricken with death; and repeating the
PRAYER as was his wont. the light of his
eyes and the light of that house went
out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21
SOllal

~ :. |. Brooks returned home ON
saturday from his three months cruise
]" ~'Hirh of relief from a serious diff
''''' IA his throat His general health
> I""d' and hi> special trouble is very
much Improved.
Key. II. W. Jones has gone to his
''''''e III NWampsc"tt for week or two.
'hr North church has invited him to
supply their pulpit far the present. and
' is hoped he will consent to do 50.
Key. &. l.. Go"dcl. ID. d.. and wife.
vi -. Louis. expect to sail on the State
VI Georgia from New York. June IL
''i 4 four months Tip abroad.
I"l. a. Z. Blunt of the regular army
VAS III town Tuesday. looking in un
Usually good health. He has been a
Nd>hNllle the past year, but has iatel
'eeh transferred to Leavenworth, Kan
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21
Conglomerates.

\ scholar in the geology class at the
Academy brought the teacher il curious
specimen, one day not long ago, that
she had i'll some way come in posses
sion of. All" said the teacher as he
took ont his pocket knife and began IN
investigation, this is IA rare specimen
it must he a conglomerate. Where did
you find it ?" Before the pupil had
time to answer, his knife helped him to
the discovery that it was Il variety OF
ordinary pebbles, very carefully stuck
together with shoemaker's wax. So
handing it back at once, he said, That
with; | cannot accept it !" and the last
laugh was oil the pupil.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21

.,..-r.t> I->Ir> and VI. lSrERNATIOSAL TEL
'.,Iu COMPANY. offices IN the Post Office
Mann street and IN the Passenger Depot
,..,, hours from NJ. to . 4. NJ. Night
-.,.,.- ~ half rates.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21

Watertown nion Live stock Market.
For the week endin. Tuesday. May l.. l-9j.
MARhET BEEF \ few sh"i"r elu - % M: extra
80 - 10 ~ r-t quality .Hn0 10 o. second quail
Ity - ~ a ~. third quality = - a ~.
STORE tATrIE-NorkInG oxen and Steers. per
pair 500 SlJH @l15 5000 4 $40
Mu.CH Cows AND { AI.NE~-Si5 a st3. extra sbI a
SgJ Farrow Cows $50 $40
NEALINGs-Slu ~ a so: Nv" Years ola ell so
three Years old - Il 81
IRI, Ks OF SHEET AND l.AMfS~-lu lots ~ % ~ 10.
;" M - ~. - - - M per head extra - M a
= - per head. y per III.
Spring Lambs. II Il IGr per Ill.
Veal Calves. = ~ = ~
Brighton Hides. y per IT,
Country Hides M 7c per III
Brighton Tall"w. y a Gr pei III.
Country Ial"w. = Sc per H.
Calf skins II a he per III.
Prlt- 81 - u g - each.
Y T.. B,.rt-t h"lc,. Grade includes nothing hUt
stall ted Hoo /" lioh lbs i:ull"ck~ Extra and first
quality includes the best. large. tat second
and third quality includes oxen and Nv" and three
/ Years old Steers.
Shrcp-ENtra includes tu~s,.t- and when those
/ oi inferior quality are thrown ont
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21
Musical Society.

The st. Johnshury Choral Union was
organized last week with the following
officers: Geo. May, president Harvlin
Paddock and David Morrison. vice
Presidents; c. NJ. Stone. n. =. Lowering,
Jr., W. II. Herrick, n. p. Dodge. ii. H.
May. Directors; w. II. Nelson. secre-
tary and treasurer. 1t is proposed soon
to take up some chorus for practice.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21
Flowers,
Shrubs,
Plants.

The subscriber is prepared To furnish Flowers,
Plants, Shrubs and Fruit Trees and everything
pertaining to the Flower and Vegetable Garden.
Tomato, Cabbage, and other plants in their season
Also, Flower and Vegetable Seeds.
JAMES HAMILTON. st. JOhnsbury VT.
To une20 Corner of W ebster and Paddock st
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21

sas. where he will report immediately
Geo. b. Ely returned from California
Monday evening. Mr.. Ely went out
with Charles R-dingtOn and Edward
Russell of Littleton, last fall. all being
i'll poor health. On their return. Rus
sell was induced to stop off at Battle
Greek, Michigan, being weak and much
worn by the journey. He died in an
hour after leaving the train. Ely and
Redington are both much improved in
health
Edward Underwood. son of Russell
Underwood, reached home Monday.
Young Underwood has knocked about
the world Il good deal in the past three
Years. He came directly from CalifOr-
MA, where he left his brother Timothy.
well aud prospering, ut work at his
trade.
Mrs. l.. c. Porter, who has been pur-
suing her musical studies in Boston for
Il number of months past, returned home
Oh Saturday.
Rev. F. l.. Wiley. of Bath. Me-, for
merly of Sutton, has accepted Il call to
the pastorttc of the State street Free
Baptist church, at Concord. y. II.
Harvey Young, the artist. well known
in this section. sailed from New York
last Saturday, to pursue his art for IL
year or So in Italy. Mr.. Young first
goes To London for Il brief stay, then to
Paris. and then to Munich. In addition
T." his studies, he will paint some pie
lures while abroad for Judge Brady.
Mr.. Charles O'Connor. and some other
prominent men in New York. who are
Saugrinc of his success and have con-
tidence in his abilities. In all his sue
cess st. ,Johusbury, his native place.
will take honest pride
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21
,4ohnsburp Galedonian.
,..bu.burv. Vt. Friday, May n, 1919.


Ms rLGSE-Bo.ton. 80 a m.-7M p. M
IL ~, York city and Western. 80 a. m
n an a. m Northern & stage mails, 100
y,,rtb,rn. g:Oj a. III. Southern and
IA y,.r.ru IL m.-i:53 =. III.
,,,- from = \. VI. L" : T. NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21
Danville.

The last star has the following par
ticuials respecting the burning of {. .,
Shattuck's WOODEN mill ut South Dan
vile. of which brief mention was made
in our last The fire caught from sparks
which fell from the chimney, and in an
Incredible short time the whole root
WIS in flames. The wind was blowing
strongly from the south the neighboIs
aud every one in the vicinity rallied,
and aided all they could, but il less than
an hour the main factory, the ellis. store
The flames then spread to Mr.. Shat
tuck's dwelling house and out build
ings. and although considerable help
had arrived from the Green, and other
quarters. they were burned to the
ground. and nothing saved, eXcep! more
or less furniture, in II damaged condi-
ton The fire next extended across
the mill dam, to Roderick Dcalth'> saw
mill, which was destroyed. together
WIN wv WI 'Il'ioN>'' ~
Guiding one of Lane. Pitkin y Brock :
patent SAWS; also Il portion Of Il dwell
ing house belonging To the mill. ID. o.
Goukin's house caught fire many times.
and WAS saved only 10y great eNcrti"ms.
VIM. c. BaItlctt'> house also caught
fire from The fl \ ing cinders. and his
hay NOV took fire also, hut his build
ingS were saved with Slight loss. Mr..
Shattuck loses III all six buildings. on
which he had insurance in the Vermont
Mutual amounting To 1000. His total
loss will amount to something like so.
600 OF $l5.OOO. From his mill he saved
but little if anything. and had he not
been fortunate in saving an old un"rcu-
pied dwelling. he would have been
turned out of house and home. The
mill burned was known a. the Simeon
Harvey factory. 1t was erected some
thiltl years ago. on the site "i one that
had then been destroyed by fire. Mr..
>Iattuck purchased the property of Nh.
benjamin GIccmbanks some ten Years
since. and has been quite successful i'll
the management of the same. In this
loss Mr.. :. has the sympathy of the
entire community. rs he WAS known IL
Il hard working. honorable man. and 4
good citizen. 1t * hoped that he i'll
he able. with some aid from the public,
to rehuild the factory. The loss t" Mr.
/ Dearth is estimated at from $1,000 IL
$1,000. Unfortunately, he had no in
suranCc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21

Gated with concert by the celebrated
Parepa- Rosa troope on the 29th of De
cember. Loss S125,OOO insured go
900. This event is a sad blow to Rut-
land and its business interests, destroy
ing its best business block. The origin
of the fire is unknown, but there are
suspicious of incendiaries.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21
The GROWN PRINCE.

\ beautiful dark chestnut Stallion. sired by
"Pluugh-boy who was sired by Sir Walter and
ont Of a well known, and beautiful black Morgan
mare. The Dam of the Crown Prince, especially
celebrated for both speed and bottom, sired by
the famous Steele Morgan, better known i'll Yer
mont rs the old CRANE
The Grown Prince stands Is IL hands high,
weighs l0s5 pounds, is cnmpactly built and we'll
formed, has superb style and action; possesses K
ira walking and trutting qualities. walks six miles
an hour, trots mile easily within three minutes.
and has, notably very superior stock.
The above horse has lately been imported from
the Dominion of Canada, and will be found this
season at the st Johusbury House Stable, For
terms etc. see hand bills.
73tt =. q. BUSH.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21
THOROUGHBRED
N A Z E p P A.

Nazeppa is IA beautiful golden chestnut, eight
half hands high, and weighs when in good trim
about 1000 pounds. lie was sired by Vanderbilt :;
he by Old Lexington of Kentuck y-une of the
most famous running horses of his day. The dam
of Vanderbilt was got by Observation-Disclosures
Mazeppa dam was sired by Sir Henry-thOrOugh-
bred-and her dam by Sir Walter-thoroughbred
combining some of the best blood of their day
Mazeppa has taken first premiums at county Fairs
when competing with the best horses in the State
His first get, three wears old took first premium
gentleman drivers last fall at Lam"ille County
Fair. His ye.irIngs and two year ulds also took
he First Premiums in lS13.-ln 1871 his stock was
awarded the First Second and Third Premiums at
the Lamoille County Fair, for colt by the dam =
side. all being less than four months old at the
time they were shown. In 1874 some of his colts
awarded the first again at fOur months old.
Mazeppa will stand the present season al the
stable of William q. Met lntnck, two miles from
M"Irisvile, on the Randolph road, each day in the
week.
Terms-Single Leap, sc: payable at time
of service. To warrant, &I2.
All mares disposed of before foaling will be CON
sdered with foal. Mares kept grass or in stable
al reasonable rates. All possible will be tax
to prevent escapes, but entirely at the risk of
their owners. All correspondence in reference to
the above will receive prompt attention. Pains
will be taken To show Mazeppas stock-oldest 4
years this spring-at Mr.. McC1intocks stable, Nor
risville, and at ". +. Bowman's stable Newport.
w. q. MCCLINTOCK, }
l.; B. MCCLINT0Ck, Proprietors
Worthwhile, May l. 1875. 1876
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21
Harriiagrs.

At st. J"hnsburv NAV Il by Rev. Edward
T Fairbanks. Mr.. l. \. Frasirr q" Barre and Miss.
Eva L. HuTnaber of this town.
At 81. Johnsbury. May l.. by Rev. j \. Boisson-
uault Joseph tiauthier and Miss Luce Terrier. all
OF this place.
At St Johnsbury, Nav 10 by Rev. q. R"ys Mr.
Nathan X Swtzer and Mis-. Luvia \ Farnhim
both of 81. ,JuhusbuTv.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21
\ BLESSING
LORINGrS
SPECIFIC,

Suffering Humanity.
THE GREAT VEGETABLE REMEDY
For DYSPEPSIA CONSTIPATION, SICK HEADACHE,
PILES.
Composed of Roots, Herbs and Banks.
Contains no Mineral. Is not Cathartic.
Ii cures the very worst cases. no matter how
we're or long standing. Lorngs Specific is beyond
question the best safest and surest remedy known
for these distressing complaints II there be IA
human being the face of the earth suffering from
DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, SICK HE4 d
ACHE or PILES,
let him he assured that in Lorings Specific lie will
surely lind relief.
The proprietor has abundant testim0nials from
persons IF tie highest standing.
PRICE. SI.OO.
Dr.. Thomas G. Loring, Prop'r, Portland, Me.
'55-Snld by all dealers i'll town and county. q
Wholesale agents, Wells, Richardson & CO,
Burlington, Vt. Ora
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lr;rfhs.

Al 81. Johnsbury. May - OF scarlet fever, Lam
bert M"ultnn. aged years and II months "nl y
sol of Lambert and Amanda F Packard
At 81. Johnsbury, May Is. Mr. Henry W Fleet
wood. postmaster, aged 50
At II. John-hury, MAY Ii. Frances Isabel, aged
Ii months. daughter OF Dr II &. and II Maria
Newell.
vt West Barnet Nav Is Mrs VIM Stuart aged
Il
At Lower Waterford pril IL. Of paralysis. Mr..
Mary Watson aged ~ wears
NJ Concord Nav = Moses Hastings formerly of
Waterford aged -
At south Pracham NAV Il Mr.. James R-nfrew.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21
SprriaI Nnfires.
ANNUAL COMMUNICATION

OF Passumpsic Lodge. No 81 F. 4 A. NJ, will be
held at Masonic Hall ST. JOhnsburv Thursday.
May 20 1875, at 1870 p. NJ, All who have not paid
their dues are requested To do at that time.
1913 JAMES f. TAYLOR Sec
PASStMPSIC LODGE, No. ~ +. h a. VI.
Regular communication Thursday eve on or be
fore the full of the Moon. j. f. TAYLOR, Sec.
HASWELL CHAPTER, NO. IL, X. A. NJ
Regular communication Friday on or before the
full of the moon. c. V. EASTMAN Secy.
Peruvian Syrup.-This valuable medicine has
been gradually making its way into public favor
by the numerous remarkable cures ii has perform
ed Its singular efficacy is owing to the TrOtOride
81 iron which in this preparation remains unchang
ed and Is the only form in which this vital ele-
ment OF healthy blood can be supplied.
stop that Cough! No pulmonary complaint.
however chronic can long resist the healing intiu-
ence OF DR. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
ana H0reh0und. AS specific for Coughs. Colds,
Asthma. and bronchitis, cure for GROUP and pre-
vtntlVe of Consumption, it has no equal Acts
like charm in hoarseness and sore throat. Clears
and Strengthe the voice of speakers and singers.
Takes away all the distress of wHoOPING COUGH
contains no opium or other dangerous drug, and is
pleasant To take. Trial bottles. 10 cents. G. A.
St"rer, 81 Johnsbury, and Barbour & Eaton Wells
River, Sole Agents. Call and a * them about it.
Wells. Richardson q Co. Burlington, General
Agents. 5i-lO6
Economical New Foods cents will buy
package of Sea Moss Farnc, made from pure Irish
Moss, which will make 80 kinds of dishes such as
cakes pies puddings etc. 16 quarts of custarls
iellies. creams. Charlotte Russo blanc Madge etc
oil IL ,f.lt. and,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21
Railroad Time Table.

rains run over the Boston, Concord y
IL II To Wells River. and the South Eas-
... \rwP port .,.,.. $500,
neal night Express runs sundays anu Ii"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21
Accidents.

Accidents.
y brigham boy, some eight or ten
Years old. WAS run against on Railroad
street, Saturday, knocked down
and somewhat bruised. No blame is
attached to the driver of the team. us
the hoy is deaf, aud while playing with
other boys. ran back wards directly in
front of the team as it was passing. 1t
is hoped he is not severely injured
a daughter of Mr.. Underwood of
Railroad street fell. on Monday, and
broke her c"lar-hnnc
\ grand child of Judge Bacon of st.
John>hurl Centre. met with IN acc!
dent on Monday. by which her arm WAS
broken directly through the elbow joint
the bone nearly piercing the skin.
Death of Postmaster Fleetwood.
Died. Saturday. May 10. Henry W.
Fleetw""d, aged b
Nj. Fleetwood WAS born in Barnet,
but passed most of his life in Nassa-
chu>ettS. until about l-ti4. when he first
came into general notice in our village
is clerk for Emerson Hail. Esq. then
postmaster here. Upon Nh. Halls res
| ignation. Mr.. Fleetwood was recon-
memded for the position. and received
the appointment of postmaster i'll Feb
ruary l~i he "aS Ic-appomted twice.
fine last time during the recent session
OF Congress. For eleven Years, MI.
| Fleetwood has been in almost constant
| Intercourse with lis all : we have seen
| him almost daily and often many times
Il day. and We have met him in all his
moods: we have asked him all sorts of
questions many OF them useless. and
have trt>pas>cd often on his time and
patience. and We have Vet to hear Il
single complaint of his Treatment of
those whom he served officially. His
life among us has been marked by uni
form courtesy. kindness and unScltish-
ness towards the many persons whom
his try Ing position has compelled him
to meet. and the lesson to hc deIiN ed
from it is So plain that all who run
may read" Mr.. Flectwood'> faithful
ness to his official duties cannot he bet
tel shown than 10y an incident connected
with the beginning of his last sickness.
In spite of great pain and weakness he
returned t" the po>t-ntfcc as usual,
after tea on Tuesday evening. two weeks
ago. and attended t" the work until
about Il quarter before eight. when Il
friend, entering the office for his mail
found him crorched and Shivcrng oven
the fire. and almost unable to rise
when urged to shut the office and 60
home, he pointed to the clock and said
that did not show that it WAS time t,
close. aud he persisted in remaining
until eight o'clock. when he WAS 50 sicL
us to be hardly able to get into the
carriage provided to take him home
We have to mourn Il faithful, unScltsl
and friendly public servant.
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Glen advertisements.
Persistent Advertising in the right m",IiI
brings business.

Persistent td>"rti-in. in tn" right medium,
brings business.
DEPARTMENTAL convenient tenement for "a
i small family Apply t"
13tf :. I. BROOKS NJ. u.
DUGtil for sa,.-lisht and in GOOD order In
ID uuir. OF &. G. BI\tiu M.
ININE WATCHES REPAIRED and rated at
HOWARD y ROW ELLIS.
HIGHWAY TAN BILLS. and all kinds of 4
III GAL BLANKS. for sal, at
CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
DAHBIrT METAI.-A quantity of old ypr for
ID hihhtting, AT II cents pound il called for
soon. al CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
4 ,ONpITIONAL NOTES. lust printed, and for
\ sal, AT the tALEpONINN OFFICE.
FURNACE FOR SALE.-Second hand port
i able. viii warm small house, an upper
room and basement. l. taken out To make room
for a larger viii be sold very cheap. I'm
uuirc al this office.
SEARCH WARRANTS. CITATIONS. and
- CAPTIONS and tERrIFlC ATES. New forms
of Blanks lust printed CALEDONIAN OFFICE.
I OST-at the North Church. sabbath afternoon.
| 4 or between there and PasSumpsic IA ladies
hunting ease gold watch and chain. The finder
will he suitably rewarded by leaving the at
Howard y Rowcll's. with EMMA HARVEY.
12-3- passumpsic, Vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21

MEMORIAL DAY. Gen. Thomas, com
handing department, has issued an
order that the 18th day of May-the Both
being sunday observed as memoir
al day at which the customary honors
will he paid To the memory of departed
comrades 10y public services and 10y Wis
iting aud decorating their graves.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21

The BURLINGTON AND LAMOILLE
Rail ROAD. The LAST Town BONDED.
We learn that the Commissioners for
the town OF Cambridge. yesterday, made
the formal subscription for that town,
i'll aid of the Burlington and Lamoille
Road. This completes the conditions
asked for. and the aid promised on the
part of the towns along the line. The
contract. will soon be let and the con
>trnctl"n will he vigorously pushed this
summer. And il will not he long now
before this new avenue of business
wealth and population t" our city will
lie opcn-F Free Press
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