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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Harriagrs.

p NaITidges and Deaths inserted free.
ObtudricS. sir cents line.
In Barnet, Dee. -, lay Rev. j. Bole Mr. Joseph
W Roy t" Miss Caroline Egcston. both OF Barnet
In Lyndon, Dee. ~. 10y Rev. W L. N"yes Shcri-
dan EastrrbrO"ks, and Miss \ lima smith, both OF
Lyndon.
At st I"hm-hury. Dee. - 10y Rev. ID. f. Miller
Edison T. M""r". and Caroline Symrs. both of ST
J"hIsbury.
Vt frachim. Dee. y, at the residence of the
hild" father MI. william Guthrie. lay Rev. u
&. Far@ Mr.. Bryc" H. Mcclellan OF Greensboro
and Miss Lizzie !. Guthrie
II 81. J"ln>bury. Dee. ~ by Rev .. Rows MI
Alfred Sym,- AMI Miss Fanny or both of ST
lrhn~huTN.
At Danvilr. Dee II by Rev. \. NJ Wheeler
Mr. NJ. {. ti""dale and Miss Clara Bnn-tt all uf
pinNillr.
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ldrH And Stair ,Nrn;.

Ih' compliments of the season
VI" Years greeting at AthrnTum.
Saturday evening.
People who laid awake for the pur-
.'>' h.tld it thunder SUNDAY night.
Ihr corrected time table of the
."I'"d> Is at head of these columns.
IHi "u Your memorandum for the
Ito" 'c;u ''Suh>cIibc for the CaIrdO-
rrr"
h"lal mon rehearsal Friday eve
.Is. Dee. 3I~t. \ full attendance of
"''nh'r~ l. desired.
>h"rr} y Bailey have put down
f'''> on sheet music. See their an
"'in'rmcut elsewhere.
Ih emitting for another year, re
'."' 'h" ten cents postage, if the
f'''' GOES OFT of the county.
some folks in town declare they
'"' shock of an earthquake about
"'I"rh Monday morning.
me Ladies' Society OF the South
'''h have purchased Steinway
'.'''' ten Use in social meetings.
IT'S. i'ulllrd \ Folsom move out
'"' office over Bingham's drug store.
' h'llc> ID. Newell. dentist, moves
''"'"'lragIng: y careful inspection
'"' 'Im;uac drvcI"pcs the fact that
way Is l"" minutes longer than last
Thursday.
"' t." BAPTIST Church has made
"'",'gh canvass of the village to
''''AIn VII" 90 to church. and where.
Wy 1T" Il" not z" amy where.
''' I'dIe> of the South Church. on
''''nA> day. sent an elegant token OF
-''" t" Mrs. Edward +. Fairbanks.
" Pastors wife an India proof of the
FRENCH engraving of Murillo'.
"'''i'IIatc Conception.
Ih'' iniStmas concert at the Cburcl
NE Messiah on sunday evening. wa.
'''''d one of the best ever giver
."'' school. 4 large audience at
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Passumpsic.

dSSulhpSiC-
The night after Thanksgiving. Parker
llarvey's dog disappeared, and as the
dog was IL favorite, there was great
effort made to find him, but no trace
could he found until last Tuesday
when Mrs. Wilson, who lives near,
found something soft in the well from
which the family obtained their supply
of water. Investigation proved that
the dog had been placed in the bottom
of the well (about six feet deep and il
stone placed on top of him. Decompo-
sition caused the body to rise That
water don't taste good now. Great
effort will he made to punish the per
petrator of this crime.
We have lately finished OFF Il hall in
the school house, and seats have been
purchased by subscription. Next Sat
nrday evening, Jan. LIST. there is to he
an Antiquarian supper, etc, TO raise
funds to finish furnishing the hall, light.
heat it, etc. The hall is to be used for
social meetings, etc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Lyndonville.


Last week, as some OF the shop hands
were returning nome from work at
night, they discovered Mile Leach
house Oh tire. 1t was soon discovered
10y others, and water being handy the
fire WAS soon extinguished with little
effort. 4 few days before IA stranger
had called on Mrs. Leach requesting food
in no very pleasant way, and being
denied left with threats. The same in
dividnal was seen by Mrs. l.. to 90 into
the haln Il short time before the fire
Who he Is no one knows. but is sup
posed to he some tramp. The fire was
no doubt the work of an incendiary.
Our Christmas festival at the Concre-
gational church was ID very pleasant
affair. The house WAS crowded
best of order prevailed children
were made happy by numerous pres
cuts. Rev. Mr.. Bennett explained to
the children the origin of Christmas
festival, and the singing was conduct
ed by \. =. Lowering and Mrs. Hubbard.
assisted 10y the Sabbath school choir.
The singing was excellent, and many
thanks are due Mr.. Lowering for the
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ST. JohnsburY Centre

Nv. oOhhsouIy SeuCr6.
The Christmas exercises ut the Con
EDUCATIONAL church were "A success. The
exercises by the children and singing
by the choir lasted about an hour Mr..
Finel and Mr.. Lee, .'players on instru-
ments," gave good satisfaction. Abby
Stiles, a little girl eight years old, sung
a song entitled, Hang up Baby's Stock
ing" which was loudly applauded.
Every word was distinctly heard by all
in the room. Afterwards Nh. Graves
appeared as Santa Claus, loaded down
with bags of pop com, candy, etc, for
the children. The presents were then
distributed, and amsng others, Rev.
Mr.. Stafford was remembered with a
large gold pen and Il nice pair of fur
gloves. given him by some of his people
us a slight token of their love.
The young man Williams, who WAS
SO badly hurt in the paper mill last
week, is doing well, and IL speedy re-
covery is expected.
Dunbar Hoyt hoze his feet badly IL
little more than Il week ago. lie rode
to Wheelock Oh business, aud his feet
chilled before he was aware of it. Al
though not Yet able to walk, it Is
thought he will soon recover from the
frost bite.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Village neutrality-suspicious. Matters
Coming Up.

The annual meeting of the village is
called next "Wednesday. ut one o'clock
Besides the usual business transacted
at these annual meetings. the question
of water supply for fire purposes. will
come up. We understand that the
Trustees have had a competent en-
.inrer look over the village aud the
water power ut Paddock village. with
reference to laying pipe all over the
village. with hNdrIntS at convenient
places. and putting in pumping ma
chiucrN to supply the same with abun
dance of water. This engineer has
made his plans and estimates. and his
report will be submitted to the meeting
next "Wednesday. We also lean that
Il plan for bringing water from G"SS
Hollow. 1t will he seen that very i'm
portant matters are coming up for con
sidcl;itioh matters in which every cit
izen should he interested. The qu"s-
ton OF how the village shall be pro-
tectrd against serious fires. is one of
vital interest. and should have due
consideration and the best judgment of
the citizens. Because it will he attend
ed with heavy expense. may not be u
good reason for refusing To protect our
selves: and certainly because attended
with large expense, is reason enough
why taxpayers should not he over
Jealous in lis advocacy, regardless of
the merits of the case This is il ques-
ton which should he placed squarcly ON
its merits and decided from that stand
point. whether costing little or much.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
New Firm.

McSSIS. &. II. DWincll. formerly of
Barton. and f.. NJ. Harris. formerly of
Dan>illc, have entered partnership in
the granite business. and have opened
works at This place. Their ward is ON
the Pa>Sump>ic Railroad grounds just
north of Wildcr'S iron store With the
present facilities for freight and traffic
i'll every direction. 81. bloomsbury must
he one of the best points for Il business
OF this kind in the state. Aud NOW We
have through connections with Portland.
and soon are To have them with Lake
Champlain at both Burlington and
Mapuam Bay. we expect Il revival of
business, together with new branches
of industry.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Danville.

Danville.
The masquerade party ut the village
hall, Friday eve, called together large
company, both old and young. The
tableaux, charades, singing. &c. were
excellent. The sheet and pilIow-case
masquerade was the occasion for great
merriment, it being something new and
novel for this climate. Net proceeds of
entertainment, $40.
duncan Harvey of Peacham. shipped
from this station. Dec. %, "a tubs of
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Walden.

Walden.
For the thirsty, either man OF beast
there is nothing equal to pure cold
water. )" thought |. Patterson n Son.
and L. II. Farringt"n, Esq, last season,
when they contracted with II. H. AIMS
den for Il privilege of drawing water
from II mrver-failng spring near his
house. This water is taken in logs
property fitted for the purpose. some
:l25 rods, to the above families and for
their stock. No prospect of II failure.
while the logs last, for they are we'll
banded. The work was done at an
expense of about $50, aud the cxpemd-
crs feel that the money and work was
and is well invested
| wish to say to the many friends of
Hiram Perkins, Esq, our long esteemed
town clerk and treasurer, of whom men
ton was made two weeks since, iudica-
tions are appearing a little more favor
able for his recovery.
There are in Walden quite Il large
number of aged persons Mrs. Gather
inc Dean is III her 9Ist year. and is hale
and hearty, being able to perform ordi-
nary daily labor, ii great knitter, an un-
common cenversationalist, good mem
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

DRY and always cheerful. She talks of
incidents and events which occurred
some four score years since. as though
they were of but Il year ago. Sh, is
the widow of Paul Dean, and mother of
two SonS and two daughters. all of
which arrived at man and wumanhood.
but have long since been gathered fl ON
the earth. we trust to fairer clime>
above
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Wheelock,

Squire Rogers. (Jndge Rogers father
ii man nearly ninety Years old. while
trying t" get out of doors Il few days
since. fell from the steps and was found
APPARENT, unable to help himself; but
he sustained Ii" serious injuries.
The Ladies Society will meet with
Mrs. }. L. Dow Thursday afternoon and
evening: all are invited to attend
JOINT will he there himself which is Il
warrant for Il good time. The present
object is to raise funds to pay for the
organ recently put into our church.
We understand that David Wood in
tends leaving town in few days to 90
To ro\idencc, Il. L., To work at his
trade.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Lyndon Centre.

Last Friday morning. John Miles and
Florian Bartlett attempted to coast ON
the >ilnhorn hill. and met with Il serious
accident. The hill WAS very icy. and
the sled Il traverse came down the
hill AT tremendous speed. When COM
ing around the turn back of the Semi
mary, they were unable to govern the
sled, and it ran against the fence
Miles, who WAS behind, was thrown
several feet over Bartlett's head, and
stopped on the top of fence post, un-
injured. Bartlett WAS not So fortunate
He WAS lying down on the sled and
could not he Up himself in the least. He
had IN arm broken, Il wrist dislocated.
Il rib fractured. and was ais" consider
ably bruised about the face and head.
He is now doing well.
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,.,.ump,ic Railroad Time Table.


r.,.,-I,aNr- Shrrhru"kr AT 1870 a. IN.
WI" ...- T. \ndonNillc -:3j. ST. Johnsbury SOB
s.. I,,,rluu5 arrives AT W. X. Junction at
. l,,,,i.-I.raVe~ Newport clio =. m,
. lie. III Il Juhusbury, -29. Wells River,
A'',,....- AT " Il. functional ll:25 i'll season
yiIh trains for New York and the West.
60 Recommendation runs only t" Newp"rt.
4, ..,.r NrIt Erpr,ss-Leaves Montreal at 30
W ,tnrf q.I5 LVndunvile Illus. ST Johns
" o., r,rnrt 100 "A. m Wells River 1881,
81. , E.>tuu VIA Ply mouth, at 80 a.
TRAIN, MuNI>" NORTH.
I'll. J.iu-Lci,Nv- ". X. junction at l:Jj p. IN,
az I...,r tiu. -. bloomsbury i:53, Lynd"nvilc
a. mort "a arrives at Shrrhrnnke AT $50
..i,,mn-Lcavrs W. Il. Junction at $40
N,I- River lO.n6, 81. bloomsbury ITO, Ign
..... % iu Nrwp"It - y. III.
accommodation runs only to Newport.
D ...a, NilH ErpreSS-I,avcs Bn-tnn al 600
...i l., iu"uthj Wells l;iNrr Loo u m. 81.
& .,-..r. u. Ilnd"nN lille !:I- New port 3 H. al
Do Montreal al 900 u. III.
....u- SUNDAY and not Monday.
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..,t.} ,>n Uf ,uINn EuuN-Opcn from . a. NJ.
ru'-v uuuu . o." T. aud fr"m Il" - T.. VI.
Dl,,,d "Wednesday Evenings
,.IG,II.i -Up,u tuesday and Friday.
IS ". IllANEE, Librarian.
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Agents for the CALIFORNIAN.

.lDu"UHcemenfS in Locm roiumnS
' L'.'on>. foncrrf>. Fairs. Enirfnin-
m"'> Erbibiton~. etc.. wbrrr money is
.''" ,rH L, cbd,J,d ten cents q line
b" '''9' less than Twenty-Five cents.
~ r,"h mad, a line. cash 10 accom-
nugy natter.
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b Wf-ItEN I'NIOS and VT. INTERNATIONAL TEL
t.rNrH CONTAIN. Offices III the Post Dtiicr
Nam street. and i'll the Passenger Depot
pH,, hours from : A. NJ. To T.. VI. Night
r.,--t..,.- at half rates.
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I. o. o. F. Fair.

The odd Fellows Fair passed of
pleasantly. and WAS Il success in every
respect. About SltOwere realized above
all expenses. The easy chair WAS car
rcd home 10y Rev. O. RoyS, pastor of
the Free Baptist church. and Il so
writing desk WAS drawn 10y James Hold
er. y. c., who afterwards donated it to
the Lodge.
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people, and the occasion was one to he
pleasantly remembered. The St. Johns
bury House grew a tree for the benefit
OF the boarders and household and
with many private trees and gather
ings, the Christmas of 1873 passed
agreeably and we hope protitably.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Monroe.

The people of Monroe and vicinity
had a very pleasant gathering on Christ :
mas eve at the church III North Monroe
"A Christmas Tree. Laden with friendly
gifts WAS the chief object of interest to
the NromanIN of the land In dis
trihutimg the presents inter-persed
with other exercises the evening pass
ed pleasantly and protitahly away,
leaving in the hearts of all who were
there Il strong desire that. in future. ;i>
often rs the day ON which God mani
Tested his love fol men in the gift of His
Son. should return. 81 often they might
hr permitted to show their traternal
feeling for each other in such ways as
should most tittinglN testify their love
for each other and for Him who is the
givcr of all good gifts.
Ms. lladlry of the MONROE House.
had chop on "Wednesday evening.
Dee. %. which did not prove financial
success. one account of the bad state of
lllt IbiuS
MesSrs. Pratt y Nelson are delivering
hard wood to the villagers Tor about
three dollars per cord. Verify no flmi-
" ought Ia complain of high prices.
The friends of education SAY their
district school has not been 81 well
managed and faithfully taught in many
Years Is thus far during the present
winter. Mr. Henry Buck. Il young man
who knows something to teach, and
geutlcman withal, occupies the
teachers desk and will lead the minds
of those under his tuition in the way
which will insure lasting benefit.
Messis. Cross Brothers are now at
work in full force on an order for their
celebrated butter tubs. They warrant
them to preserve butter if properly
packed.
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Peachan.

The Young Ladies' Missionary Socie-
ty held Il fair ut the vestry of the Con
gregational church on Christmas eve,
to sell the various fancy and useful ar
ucles which they had been making and
collecting during the year. Although
little effort was made to get out il large
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tended. Praise meeting at this church
next Sunday evening.
On Tuesday, the father and grand
father, brought the remains of little
Edith Bishop from Brooklyn to this
place for interment. Edith and her
mother spent last summer at the old
home in this village, and many remem-
Der her sunny and interesting face who
Will now drop ii tear with the bereaved
ones.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
The Portland Train.

The train from Portland to johnson
has been running smoothly the first
week of its time. The route has not
yet been advertised much. vet quite Il
number of passengers are carried We
believe the present arrangement is to
I nave each conductor of the mail train
of the Vermont Division make a round
trip from johnson to the Connecticut
river, returning to st. Johnsburv. This
VIII give MI. Parkhurst alternate nights
at st. Johnsbury and johnson. Instead
of going east in the morning, as former
lN, Charles Ranncy's mixed train runs
To The Connecticut river every night.
on the arrival of the PaSslImlpsic mail.
returning i'll the morning. The con
ductor of the Maine Division. and fine.
conductor of the Is. &. Il NJ between
Fahyans and the river. both come
through to this place to spend the
night. Frank Kceler of the express
lnns from Johnson to Fahyan'S and
back every day, making fourteen hours
running time. Mr.. Leland, mail agent,
stops off at this place through the day
At present, the train changes locomo-
tivcs at st. Johnsbury. Arrangements
have been made with the b. G. 4 NJ.
road to run the two and a-half miles of
Portland track which lies between
Lnnenhnrg and SCOTS Mills, so the VI
Division stops at the river instead of
SCOTS Mills, as at first anticipated.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP CO.
Semi Weekly Line To New York

Steamers Elcan"r3i and Fruucnuia will until fur
th"t notice l"avr Rankin Wharf Portland and
lI"T 3. last River, New York. every MONDAY and
! huT7dil j.. III. The Flea NORA Is a new steamer
recently built Tor this route" and both she and
fT.Ir"niI fitted NJ with tint .t.ri,Imnoaiai ION.
"r I:t-7'nG"i-. maxim" tins tn" ni"-t uVrni,nt
and c"HinrtIh" rout" fnr travellers In, tw--n New
York and Maine.
During the summer months they touch at Vine
ward Haven both rnn. and comm. from New
York. Freight taken At the lowest r,tr,-Fur
further information apply Ia
HENRY FOX. Zen. Agt. Portland
CT j. +. \ MES. a ct Pier b l.. L.. New York
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SprrMi Unfrrs.

PAS>i MT>IC LODGE. No. =. +. \ A. W
Regular communication THURSDAY eve on 81 he.
tor" the full of the Moon. i. f.. TAYLOR SEQ.
HASWELL CHAPTER, No. II. Il. 4. VI.
Regular communication. FriiI, on "r before the
full al the moon. {. '. EASTMAN. Srr,.
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Sheffield.

DI. Carter has moved his family into
this village. They occupy the house
formerly owned by Mrs JoneS' mother.
and We hope this may have ii salutaIy
Influence on the Doctor. But perhaps
We SHOULD do we'll To- keep an eye ON
our wives and sisters.
Hiram King and David Kendall
had some misunderstanding about the
amount of land contained in the farm
bought of Kendall 10y King at auction.
King refusing to take the farm in con-
sequence of lack in the number of
acres. and according to the law an eve
for IN eye and Il tooth for Il tooth.
Kendall refused to let King have some
hay bought at the same auction 50
things got mixed up generally. neces-
stating third parties to adjust things
satisfactorily which we understand has
been done.
There is To he Il watch meeting 1T
the Methodist church to see the old
Ntsil blll anu the new Ntil Ill. IItdtIltls
from abroad are expected to assist in
the exercises.
Tramp> have not visited us much. to
modest "I make afraid but such ur
some others. a few nights since. broke
into the house of c. VI. Gitfiu helping
themselves To provision such rs came
within THEN reach. and borroWed one of
MrlN'- hats to carry their cake ;.md
pie III. we presume.
Isaac Gray claims to have drawn IL
load of green lumber from Che>ley \
Barber mill to LNndonvillr. measnr-
ing 1900 feet and weighing sixty five or
seventy hundred. This thing must he
looked up to see if Ike tout of his usual
cu>t"ml has stretched it amy.
The Rev. J. II. Winslow breaches
once Il week at the union school house,
There Is quite an interest manifested.
and many have found Him. ''w lIom to
know Alright. is life eternal
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
West Concord.

Grading around the new depot is pro
crossing fIvorably, and when it is com
pleted the depot will he very handy
and convenient, both for the railroad
and the people.
Christmas exercises were held in the
UniversaliSt church on Friday evening
last. The house was well filled with
people. and everything passed off quiet
ly. The programme was quite short,
but good, and the church was very pct-
tily decorated with evergreens and
notices.
Saturday evening Christmas was Gel
ebrated at the Methodist church, large
audience being present. The programme
of Staging and speaking was quite
lengthy, but WAS listened to with inter
est. The music was particularly good,
and much credit Is due those who ;ls-
sisted in this department..
There will he il watch meeting at the
Methodist church on Friday evening,
with sermon by Rev. II. W. Worthen,
to he followed with praise, and other
social meetings.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
#. ,tullnsburn Galrdonian.
,a.,ury. VT. Friday, Dec. 81. 1878.
r,.t onic. Time Table.

.r,-E-Bn-tnn 30 a. m.-1.30 =. IN.
NLN York city and Western, 30 a. m.
- n 81, IN Northern \ stage mails 100
\,rfhrrn q.O5 a. IN. Southern and
'"' Jy,-i,ru l. m--i.53 p M
...,f- from \ \. NJ. to- T. NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Trade With Portland

The Portland papers of yesterday
note the presence in that city of Mr.
duncan Harvey of Peacham. who has
already commenced shipping butter di-
rect to Portland and Mr.. John Bacon
OF st. J"hn>hnry Centre, who is also in
that town on business. Mr. Bacon is
one of the veteran business men of this
county. Fifty years ago he WAS driv-
ing teams through the Notch to Port
land. carrying pork to that city and
bringing back salt. fish, etc. Before the
Wiley family We're swallowed up in
the White Mountain avalanche he used
to put up" ut their house. lie, has
lived to ride through the Notch and
past the same house in Il railroad ear
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Strange Weather.

The weather the last week has been
past finding out. The streets and walks
have been covered with glare ice most
of the time. As soon as the walking
became tolcrahly safe, another thaw
and freeze would again make pedcs-
trianism decidedly unsafe. We have
as vet heard of no broken bones from
this condition of things. but we are
daily expecting to. Those parties who
predicted an open winter, and those
Who have secured their wood, are hap
py The other kind, and teamsters, are
corrcspondingly depressed.
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crowd. the affair was quite successful,
and the young ladies readily sold all
their wares at their own prices. The
net proceeds amounted to $50.