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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-06
Death of Thomas Fleetwood.

Died, Saturday, July 81. Thomas
Fleetwood, aged 81.
Mr.. Fleetwood WAS born and brought
up i'll the city of London, his father was
an Episcopal clergyman. us was also his
grandfather. Although he did not
enter amy of the large Universities. vet
he had Il very good education. having
been trained III the best schools i'll Eng
land. In early life he went into IL large
publishing house in London where he
often SAW the eminent authors of those
Thomas Moore. Southy, Keats. Charles
Lamb. Washington Irving. and others
known in the literary world in those
days. some of whom he was personally
acquainted with. He was the intimate
friend of Charles Lamb. of whom he
WAS Il great admircr. He came to this
country about the Ncar lc:m. He WIS
for some Years clerk of the old Barnet
Manufacturing Company. soon aitrl
coming to this country. He WAS also
employed in Lowell. Boston and New
York. in the capacity of book keeper
He came Ia this place about the N";iI
I>Gl. 1t will he rccollcctcd that he Was
t"r time in the L. :. Collector, office
in this place. He WIS >"mcw hat Ic-
MAJ kablr Is an accountant and tgurrr.
having almost an imtuitiNr know edge
of ANYTHING pertaining to arithmetic
and mathematics. In all places of trust
he was always known to Ice perfectly
honest and trustworthy. la his inter
respectful to all. his conversation WAS
always cha>tc and free from NulgaIitN
or slang phrases. He took Il cheerful
view of life. although he had many
atllictions. having huicd tw" wives aud
two children. and suffering much in
late years from severe i'll health. He
very beautiful world and that lr en-
loved life very much. His religious
views a. migh hc expected WEI" th"~"
of the Episcopal Church. The Bible
and PRAYER book were always ut his
hcd>idc. He WAS very tolerant Ia
others. had the utmost charity for al,
with malice towards none. Ii is he
lirvcd that he had NOT an enemy in the
world. He leaves one S"n and one
daughter. He WAS the father OF the
late Henry W. Fleetwood. recent Posi-
master in this place.
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pen OF well-known New York musica
critic, the former editor of the New
York Musical World and Rerieu:
I'm the evening / was present at the
Park Church, the Rev. DR.. Burton.
Congregational. The music is much
mon" elaborate than in any other church
of this or Il similar denomination. For
instance, we had il Jubilate, Gloria in
EXcelsiS, Gloria Patri, besides other
selections for hymns such It's are usually
had. We have rarely, if ever. heard IA
better rendering of the musical sclec-
tons than we heard last evening. The
movements were iii good time. the at
tchtI0m so well concentrated upon the
business in hand. that every member
seemed To feel aS if the whole work
depended upon their individual exer-
tons. In this respect. lesson might
he taken ny some of the choirs not IL
hundred miles from New York, where
the music Is sometimes seriously married
10y nattention of AN individual member.
The soprano, Mrs. Huntington, has Il
remarkably fine voice and excellent
method. Her solos were we'll done.
The contralto. Miss Kecmey. has Won
deiful voice so exceptional that even
the casual observer must Ice stuck with
its peculiar quality, SO unlike the or,i-
nary mezZo-Soprano contriltos which
We 50 often hear. The rich, round.
sympathetic tones, especially on the
lower register, are II charm and delight
to all musical ears. Such II voice is not
often given To any one. 1t is rare and
beautiful. We need not particularize,
however, when all was so good: but
can only add that Il superior to the Park
Church choir cannot he found in ANY
other city. Hartford may well be proud
of them
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notify \. 5. Hopkins, st. Johnsbury
VT. 50 that he may receive it on, o
before, Friday, August I3, to receive
attention. BY direction of the Y. NJ. c
\. State Executive Committee.
Committee Geo. f. Davis, Burling
ton; ). L. Cook, Ludlow; 2. ID
Blodgett. st. JOhnsbury.
For the convenience of those pre-
ferring to stop at a Hotel, the following
reduced rates have been agreed upon
for those in Attendance upon this In
stitute: st. .Johnsbury House, $2.O0 pei
day. Avenue House, $50 per day.
Cabot.
MYSTERIOUS DEATH. - Miss Alice
llaimeS, aged II, died at Cabot, Aug 4
She had been teaching school, and some
days since felt Il slight smart OF sting
on her upper lip. An abscess formed
and discharged healthy looking matter.
She WAS soon taken i'll with severe pain
in her knee and limb. which became
helpless, and she could not he moved
without great pain. and towards the
last she WAS dclilinuS. Physicians were
greatly puzzled, hut concluded it was
blood poison. Her death was probably
CAUSED 10y the sting or bite of some
insect
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Orleans County.

Joseph B. Freeman of Barton met
with severe accident last week. \
do. fightcurd his horse and he WIS
thrown from the wagon upon stones.
The >carlatima broke ont in the family
of Thomas Baker of Barton. last week
and two children. George and jeremiah
aged eight and eleven Years. are already
dead. Mr.. Baker and one son are sick
with the same disease, though it is
hoped not dangerously. 1t is expected
that the new Barton bank will he in
operation within the next two weeks
The directors were fortunate in buy ing
S50.O0O in bonds during the late de
preston in the stock market. and saved
thereby over $1,000. \ certificate from
the Comptroller has been received.
which authorizes the Barton National
Bank to commence business at once
As Arthur Gilmore, of Glover, was car
rNin" Il scythc. one day last week. he
made Il mlSStep and fell, striking his
knee on the ScIthe. The lOint WAS cut
completely open and the leg appeared
to Ice nearly severed. IIcman Magoon.
of Troy. AGED II years. died on Friday
morning last, under singular circum-
stances. He WAS visiting his uncle
James Mag"on. and Monday night COM
menccd bleeding ut the nose, which
continued with but little cessation until
Thursday, when it seemed to stop.
Friday morning, he was quite weak.
but was thought to he improving.
About nine o'clock he tainted and died
very suddenly. 1t was found that he
BLEED internally. -The bank at IraSburg.
which is in liquidation. has made div
idcnd of sd a share. and hopes to reach
$40 Il share in the final closing up which
will be in a few weeks.
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East HardWick.

The dwelling house. shed and horse
barn of l.. W. Warner. with their CON
tents. burned last Saturday afternoon
ais" Il large barn and contents owned
and occupied i'll common 10y him and
Geo. W. Staples. Mr.. Warner and wife
wereat Il meeting at the Baptist church,
and Mr.. staples and his help were in the
hay field nj Il distance from the house.
the children of Mr.. Warner were at Il
distance from the house picking berries.
and consequently the entire clothing,
bedding and furniture with the cNcep-
ton of Il few articles saved 10y Il neigh
Dor after the house was nearly filled
with tlamc) butter. two hogs and a calf
were burned. Nh Staples WAS burned
ont in the fall of l-1:}. and this blow
has completely Frustrated him.
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For the week ending Tuesday, Aug B. I-.5.
MARKET BEEF-A few choice 81 ~ Il M ~; extra
so 10 - first quality - - IL 90 second quail
ity = 90 . 90: third quality 81 ~ Il 10.
STORE CATTLE-Wnrkin" oxen and Steers, per
pair 500, u ~ sI7I. 5000 S!iO.
MnCH Cows AND CAINE~-S.ii Il STA: extra ST. =
so FarTow Cows $40 = so.
NEALISGs-SI0 ~ Il $40 two years old Sl- .au;
three years old S2s Il si5.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMHs-In lots. 80 ~ - 0e.
g. D. - ~, 81 10. 20 10 per head extra - M a
- - per head. a SIC per lii.
Spring Lambs 7tc per lb.
Veal Calves. - III Il $40 90
brighton Hides Oa1 per H.
Country Hides Il 6!c per H.
Brighton Tallnw. y u 6c per III.
Country rallnw. 5tc per lb.
Calf skins II a l5c per III.
Prlis 81 - a 81 ~ each.
y. H.. Beet h"icc grade includes nothing but
Stalled 100 t" 400 lbs. Bulncks Extra and first
quality includes the best, large fat oxen. Second
and third quality includes oxen and two and three
wears old Steers
Shccp-ENtra includes Cnssrts. and when those.
of inferior quality thrown out.
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SprriaI UnhrrG.
mA-wrLL CHAPTER. NO. II. II. ,

rA>~t Nr>it LODGE. No. =. 4. y \. VI.
tore the tull "i the Moon !. +. TAYLOR. Sc.
HA~WtLL CHAPTER. No. II. u. T. VI
Regular communication FRIDAY on nr before thu.
full al the moon. &. '. EASTMAN >rrN
stop that Cough. y" pulmonary complaint
however chronic can l"u- resist tn, h,.tlu. iutiu-
tncr "i I'T Morris syrup "f Tar lid Cherry
and iI"rch'und y q Specific tnI Coughs. Colds.
Asthma and bronchitis cure Tor DRuIr aud Ir,.
NrntlNr of Consumption. II has equal Nrt>
LIKE e charm III huHr~rn,>- and throat l.:tr~
and -tTrIl-i hens TIA" VOICE, Of -pIkrr~ and sinners
Lakes twaN all the Distress Of wHuurI\r tuI'nH.
Contains ur opium 81 other dangerous dru. AMI :
pleasant g. taxi Trial bottles 10 cents q \
>t"rcI. - I"hu~hurN and l;tIh"ur \ Eaton Wells
River. sole AGENTS. tIll and an them about II
Wells richardson \ Go Burlington. General
Agents - loo
Economical New Food. u cent, will huN 3,
piCk:-, ct SEA Moss Ettlnr. made from uur,. Irish
Moss which y III mak" ~ kinds "t lI~h,.- such -
cakes. pir~ puin.~ "iC.. at L. quarts "i custlrd~
rlhcS creams Charlotte Eu~>'' blanc Nadsr. etc.
Sold 10y all druggists and gr"""rS. ttpTli -
F,Ir'> Di"t"tir ~aIrrhtu>.-I'ulvrr~alIy uc-
know ledge, the best in Each pound bears The,
name 81 JAMES INLE. None genuine without
t1uur2u. -.
thu-,. who die annually ot Consumption. although
sc"nrr has 1T late -,u~IhlN diminished then
number II - gratifying I" know that tn. general
list Of Dr. Htst'CS BdisdW Of Wild ChsrrU L.
largely instrumental III attiinin. this end. .'0ct-
and 81 a bottle. lar.r BATTLES much thu. cheaper
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Was it a Tramp P"

Last Saturday night after Village trIIS-
tee Cyrus Sargent had retired for the
night. but hcf"Ic he had dropped to
sleep. his quick ear detected something
tlnundcrin" around on the floor. in an
adjoining room. Cyrus called out to
ascertain W lIo wa> there. hut could get
no ANSWER. Then striking Il light hc
found his way into the sitting room.
where he discovered something that
WAS calculated to astoniSh him. What
in thunder aIc You here for ?" WAS about
answered. well. We see I've been
StaNin' with We all night. and Thought
I'd ." away 'th"ut disturbing Nc." This
answer WAS hardly satisfactory. and
cyrus WAS getting just Il little excited,
50 he proposed that they 90 over and
see policeman stevens. winch proceed
ing he man objected to. They couldn't
agree on this one point. 50 Cyrus took
him by the shoulder to help him along.
Perhaps they would have got along all
right if Mrs. :. had not set tub of
water the day before. in the vicinity OF
where they were standing. As it was.
CYRUS had To fish his man ont of that
tub before he could induce him to 90
oven and call on Mr.. Stevens. After
getting Mr.. Stevens up, the man wished
! IL Il
saving that "Mr. Sargent was in such Il
hurry, and hurried him 81, he presumed
he appeared Il little Ridiculous" Mr..
Stevens asked him to state where he
got his rum. well. to go way back
to the beginning. | believe think
| haut had any rum" Never mind
about going back to the beginning
said Stevens. II want to know where
Nou got your liquor" "Weli, now
look alrrc let us consider that qneS-
ton seems to me it's little lmper-
tincut. amt it ?" The man finally
concluded that he must have got Il little
rrazl ON something else. and if he had
had any rum he didn't know ii. lie
WIS then taken to Jail Some think
the man must have smelt rum. or ht
never would have gone into that house
while others say they presume the
police keep the article. hut didn't sup
pose the village trustees did. MIR. Sar
rent is going to keep his doors locked
nights after this.
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The M. E. Church.

Last Sabbath was Quarterly Meeting
day ut the Methodist Church. Rev. W.
Il. Putfcr. Presiding Elder, preached
very acccplahlN from Luke IO:l2 and
administered the Sacrament To more
than IL hundred commandments. The
pastors report t" the Quarterly Confer
cmcr held Monday evening. showed that
since May |. l-1l. there have been Ill
additions made to the church. - of
them since January |. $50. Forty
seven have been baptized and about
twenty more are soon Ia Toe baptized.
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torH hVd STATE Urni.


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WIS quite a display of fire
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A Thoughtless Misdemeanor.

The following communication touches
Il subject which must have occurred to
every one who has rndcavnrcd To hear
the out door concerts given 10y our
band:
| don't know aS it troubles those.
VIII" listen. hut t" those who play.
the internal dim which the small boy :
keep up all through the out door con
cert> is an almost intolrrahlr nuisance.
1t would seem to the average mind as
though it might he the duty of the
police. al the boys parents, al Somcboiy
10 make the annoyance Somewhat less.
y MEMBER OF THE BAND.
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Institute for Gospel Workers.

BrELINGToN. Aug. 3d. $50.
An Institute for Gospel Workers will
he held in the North congregational
Church. st. bloomsbury. August Il. l.
and -. for the purpose of instructing
those who are actively Interested in
the Gospel work of the Young Mems
Christian Associations and Churches of
Vermont. in the doctrines of the Word
of God. and the methods of labor which
can he effectively used for the sancti-
tcation of believers and the conversion
under the special direction of Rev.
Henry NJ. Parsons of Boston. One or
more lay workers from Massachusetts.
are expected. The following is the
order of exercises:
MONDAY. AUGUST III.
7:;}O p. VI. PRAYER and conference meet
ing. Topics "For we are laborerS
together with God Cor. 30. "And
who is sufficient for these things ?"
> Cor. ,: III.
TUESDAY. AUGUST Ia.
Il A. VI. Prayer and conference meeting.
q \. NJ Word of God how to search it.
2P. VI. Office of the Spirit with the
Word.
7::}O p. NJ. Christ in the Word.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST i.
AN. Prayers and conference meeting.
q A. VI. Word of God how to use it
Il,
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lr1fhs.

Vt 81. .I"hnshmrN, Sunday. August l, Emily
Lnu-,, aged twenty and "nr half months, daugh liter
nt &. NJ aud Sarah f. Stone. NE stall gathsr the
LrD,bS ,riih has and carry them an ms bosonl.'
At 81. Iohnsbury. July y, infant of G. IL.
and Iizzc \. Shcdd.
At Greensboro. August |, of Consumption. Ar
thur G. Baker. aged ~
At Randolph July -, Mr. Geo. sherman. aged
i. Formerly OF Lyndon.
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Peacham Academy.
PASSUMPSIC RAILROAD.
EX u r S 10 N S
Lake Memphremagog,
MONTREAL and QUEBEC.

ROUTE A.-Mnntrral via ras-ump,ic and South
Eastern Railroad. Return same route.
ROUTE E.-M"ntrral and Quebec. via Pas
>umuSr. South Eastern. Rirhrliru Line Steamers
and GRAND Trunk nv.
ROUTE t.-Quchcc VIA Pas>umPsic X. k. T."
Shcrhrnnkr. Grand Trunk Railway /" Quebec. Re
turn same route.
The. sale "f ,.Ncur-iuu tirkrtS will cummcnc" July
l. and cont inuc during the months of August and
September GOOD Ia return until November l. at
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Park Church Quintette.

There is good prospect of having Il
concert here about the 18th of this
month by this celebrated choir, who
are to sing next Sunday AT the Twin
Mountain House. where Kew. ii. w.
Beecher will hold services. In compli-
ance with very general desire they
have consented to hold Il concert here
| The following handsome compliment
to this leading church choir. appears III
Untson's Art Jou,mdl, the leading mu>l-
cal naper of the country. 1t is from the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-06

The trustees OF Middlcbury college
have purchased for SlO.00O the fine res
idence OF Rev. DR. II. ID. KitcheIl for a
home for President Hubert who will
occupy il in Il few weeks.
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MEMPHREMAcoc HOUSE.

The inviting exterior Of the MemphrrmagOg
House. which during the past winter has gone
through thorough repairing, adding story
and a beautiful wide veranda, extending On all
sides of the large building. close by the railroad
station, gladd-ns the eyes of travellers. and the
calm waters of Lake Mrmphremagog. with the fine
steamer at the landing, give promise OF enjoy
ment and comfort in prospect.
y. Z. ONERlNii, Jr. Gen. Ticket \ gent.
GEORGE \. MERRILL. Supt
Lyndnnville, July l. ls75.
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North Danville.

The ladies of North Damvillc will
hold IL festival in the vcstrN of the Free
Baptist Church. on Wednesday evening.
Aug. Ii. Fruit. cake and ice cream
will he served. Proceeds to he appro-
priated for finishing and furnishing the
NpStrN.
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.....> U>Iu> and VT. I>rEE>ATIoNAL TEL
... luNt.,Nl. offices IN the Post Office
. >r-,r and IN the Passenger Depot
... UHu- tom : \ NJ. t"g ~. NJ. Ni.ht
.-.-.- OF half iItr~.
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.,>- MOVING -"rrn.

..,rN- MOVING -'l III.
leaves Shrrbro"kr At I:50 a. IN.
- ,ndpu,illr - 81 ,I"hnHhuiy 900
..r 1000. arrives al W IA '"'' wv" ''
Leaves $hcrbr""kc AT 80 y. IN,
go L,nd"uvlll" Io:4' u .'"HmSn,iiN y,
r.,,, II =! arrives AT W. X. Junction
- ...- .,.,r L. connect with trains for
'H ''.. t,.t IRAN and does not stop at
,,utr,. PaSsumpsic. NorriSVille,
,.,. yr,csA-Lrav,- Montreal at 900
,, ~ T.. m. l.ynd"nNillr BOO 81.
-. NN,Il- River i:h. arrives AT h"s-
mouth al ln'.l j.. ~. ,.-..u
..-u.t stop At lAmd"h' N"rf'sNlIi'' ana
no I\udnnvIllr ll:4l, ST. Johns
,,,,, Ia.i5a M. Wells River l2:l5,
r.-r.u We falmouth. al 81 Il. III.
le,l>- MOVING NORTH.
leave, ". l.. Junction at l;5j p. m.
40, ~ Iohn-hury 800 Lyndunvillc
.f go arrives Al Nh"rhr""kr AT 800.
...,-lrt,rs ". L. junction al ID
cd. ..,,r Iuu1. ~. .I"hnshurN ll:l0, lym-
81 N,Np"rr IiiP. M. arrives at Nh"r-
..-H
.. b,g EIy,.Ns-Lrav"s E"st"n at 500 a.
...r.ulrnl Wells River - y. m, 81.
,u I,udm,illr 3..i0, Newport i:i6, al
Montreal At $50 T.. M
..- mot stop At Mrlnd"rS. N"rrisvillr,
.,. tui lud"n
,.lf Frrrss-IraNrs E"st"n al G:nO
r... uagth Wells River l2:jb a m, 81.
80 l,nduu,illt 10. Newport B:3j. ar
.tmrr,.h al HU0 q m.
.- e.. rid.,, and not Monday. Does not
., ...-. .I,. - j Centre and Lyndon.
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CRANKY.

One of our committee men lately re-
fused to carry Il teacher. W HON he had
hired and brought from her home. back
home. 81! ling. he did not know as it
was Il committees business to carry
teachers home. and as he had no control
of hen going. she could z" when she
pleased.
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An incendiary fire at Vergennes,
Wednesday night, destroyed an unoc-
cupled dwelling house, owned by =.
Douglass; loss 1900.
Melnlear of allingford, who was Kill
led by the cars, sunday night, stated
Just before his death that he WAS beat
ell 10y some roughS and left on the
track.
The Customs bureau has issued an
order that the baggage of passengers
from any foreign country to the United
States shall be examined at the first
port OF entry i'll this country instead of
at the starting places, as hitherto. For
instance, passenger bound from Mon
treai over the Central Vermont will
nave Ills baggage examined in st. AL
bans instead of in Montreal.
Recently, Mr. Burt. the overseer of
the town farm, Middlchury, was
seriously gored 10y IL mad bull, and had
it not been that he was thrown several
times III the air, each time nearer IL
fence, where he finally made his escape
10y crawling under, he would have been
killed and he may not vet recover
from the injury.
Frank Lautonville, of Plainfield, was
arrested the eth, for procuring money
on forged note, He has been at work
for Josiah Wood. Esq. of Barre. and it
is claimed that he forged his employ cr'S
name to note for sixty eight dollars
anu procured the money on said note
from lawyer in Montpelier, who caus-
ed the Young mans arrest.
In Highgatc, Tuesday afternoon. Geo.
I. Holmes, son of il farmer. was brlI-
tally assaulted in the woods It's he WIS
searching for Il COW, h, Il man wearing
cloth mask, who sprang Upon him
from behind Il stump. Holmes was
slightly cut i'll the wrist and breast. but
he succeeded in driving off his asSailant
with Il hickory stick which he picked
up III the struggle. The ncighbors raj
He'd, but the tramp made good his es-
cape.
The Montpelier Journal SAYS that on
the night of the 18th. Policeman Du-
mas, while going his rounds. heard Il
man N the new Pavilion. He shouted
for his ''pard. Ira Cutler. and the two
entered the building. The man Jumped
ont. and ran down State street. and the
Officers after him. When Opposite Mr..
II. y. Taplius. Dumas fired his pistol
at hin, and didn't hit him. The man
hash been seen since
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-06

The First VI. +. Church of Irn>burgh
will Ice dedicated August Eth. Drdi-
cat"ly >rlmon 10y l.. X. Pierce. ID. d.,
of Boston. edition of INNS HtpuH Ser
vice, at | o'clock l.. VI. Sermon in the
evening 10y Rev. W. Il. Putfrr. Pr,,id
ing Elder of ST. .J"hm>hurN district.
Former pastors and their wives are
inv tied. ais" ministers and lay men from
adjoining towns. Committee. solomon
Clnugh l.. +. .Jamc>om. and :. b.
CulTcr.
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glen advertisements.
Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.

XIANTED.-A situation hous.keeper. Ref
w erenees exchanged. Enquire at this office. It,.
S'EARtH WARRANTS CITATIONS and
- CAPTIONS and CERTIFICATES New forms
of Blanks lust printed atCALEDONlANO OFFICE.
TWO Ienemcnts to rent. One on first floor, and
i one up stairs. e2-s3 &. e. BINGHAM.
INEXPERIENCED NURSE wishes situation.
IL Address, II G., Box 5:}2, ST Juhnsbury. -l-2
LYME WATCHES REPAIRED and rated at
i HOWARD 4 ROWELL'S.
DABBlIT METAL.-A quantity of old type for
ID habbittng, at II cents "A pound if called for
soon at CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
I,ONDITIONAL NOTES lust printed and for
\ sale AT the CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-06
Burglary at North Troy.

burglars entered the store "t q. y.
EIkin> ii North Troy Tuesday night
and blew open his safe. but >ccGird but
Il few dollars of plumber. They went
from this store t" the custom house. and
had opened the outside door OF the safe.
when they were frightened away 10y
tine section man who came along. 1t
N:> Il steam safe. and the inner do"I
WIS wrdgrd, and it i thought they
would soon have had ii open had they
not been frightened of. The burglars
were followed. and captured i'll Il barn
in Pottrn. &. f.. some five OF six miles
away. They we've Professionals. and
had been hanging around North Troy
for several days.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-06
5Ha,riagr.s.

At Calmt thu, 10Th ult by Rev. Il. : Adams
Mr.. I"hn II. Crane t" Miss Abby J. End.rr. both
of panNi,.