St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-03

expected. although the best is hoped
for. The horse is not vicious. but like
many other horses taken out of the sta
bile these cold mornings, is inclined to
he playful. Mr.. May has sympathy of
many friends in this sad misfortune.
On Sabbath evening, rs Mrs. Moses
kiddcr of this place was going to
church. she WAS knocked down 10y Il
team when crossing Main street. and
quite severely bruised. Although no
bones were hrukcn. she received severe
bruises, and suffered from bleeding at
the nose and nausea during the night.
1t is hoped her injuries are not serious.
although with her age and delicate
health, the risk of such IN accident is
great.
DR.. Hayes's Lecture.
DIR. Isaac |. Hayes, the Arctic cXplor-
er, gave the first lecture in the Young
Mems course on Monday evening last.
His subject was The Attic Regions; aud
if any of our readers remember the
weather OF last Monday. day and even
ing, they will comcedr that the subject
fitted the weather admirably. The
lecturer SIM the point, and introduced
his lecture 10y speaking of this as an
other proof of the ''ctrrnal fitness of
things" Dr. Hayes has made four jour
ncyS to the North the first time with
DIR. Kane again in 1850. when he COM
mandrd an expedition in person; once
to Greenland, and last Year to Iceland.
where he took part in the mllenniaI
celebration of the formation of that
government 1t will he seen that with
these opportunities, Il man of education
and observation. must have obtained :;
vast fund of Information which needed
only IN easy way to tell it. To make Il
lecture of absorbing interest. All this
is found in DIR. Hayes. We shall at
tempt no abstract of his lecture. BY
the use of Il large map he described to
the audience the northern regions and
their pcculiarItirS he gave his theory
of icchcr%S; the history of the iuhah-
itants of the frozen regions and their
habits. etc. etc But the absorbing IN
t"r"st oil his ''''uir' we thlhk' WAS III
shat part relating to Iceland its PEG
pie, glaciers, volcanoes and grN Srrs
and the amusing part wa> where he de
srrihrd his winter in the Arctic. SEA. and
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I spirits "i the company ditlh" the i"nl
and a-half months of night. when the
sun v:,> never seen. Had th, commu-
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wv '''''''S ~ 'i'H'N' ''' N'"'' "''N'
hIIcd ia" hail. rs bad rs the might waS.
Thr neat lecture j. bN DIR. j. G.. Iiul-
land. editor of Sc,,bvc,'s UovtLh %,
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Free Baptist Dedication.
The Free Baptist society of this place
have completed the veSlrl III their new
church cditicc on Main street, and il
was dedicated to the Worship of Al
mighty God. on Wednesday afternoon
Dec. LIST. The order of exercises was
as follows:
|. Anthem. 10y the choir.
inN"ta'ieh' ny Kew II. l.. Miller
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). Hymn.
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