St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-29

ihi II WAS hau Sttllng about ali day
Monday. How would it work to roll
the streets of the Village with COM
m"u land roller after each heavy snow
storm
There is little cause to complain of
the way the sidewalks in the village
have been cleared of SNOW this winter.
Int amy one who passes on foot Mr..
Geo. Bradley'S residence. can but ap-
prrciatc how much better they are
where each landowner TIN ows all the
snow between the fence and the rail
into the street. This course if gcner-
ally adopted would make "a complete
walk all over the >illagc
The Fire Wardcns met the Goth
inst. and organized 10y choosing b. F.
Rollins. chairman. VI. ID. Smith. clerk
Also committee of three John Stev-
ems j. Burnlam. and NJ. ID. Smith, to
have charge of the removal of property
in time of fires. The Warlcn> earnest
/ ly request alt PERSONS /" comply with
the law ui the village fuI bidding the
keeping al u~!lr> i'll wooden vessels
within twenty feet of buildings.
-BN an cNCut, notice of which ap-
pears under the appropriate head of
marriages this week. one of our Young
ladies removes to II meighboring Prov
inc. Miss Newell has filled IL large
place III this toWn. especially i'll the
/ North Church choir and sunday School.
having been the organiSt i'll these re
>pon>hlc places for number of Years,
and dom" most efficient service in both.
With MANY regrets at our loss. are
mingled congratulations and kindcSt
wishes for both eur friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. H. bradford. of Shcrhrookr.
Monday vas il rough day ON the
hills. Living>tonr'S team>tcr> who are
drawing lumber from the Mountain.
had /" leave their >lcd> and loads up
near Nh Popc'>. and ride their horses in
~"nr ~iN or seven miles. The L. y
-. train took up two locomotives Mon
day evening. and plnwed through drifts
eight "r ten feet deep. The Montreal
rNpr,>>. duc here at Il. IN. Tur>dal
morning. WAS stalled down in New
HAMPSHIRE. and reached this place
seven hours late.
The Committee of the Young Mru'>
Christian A>>ociati"n. vino are now
cluNa>~iuy the State. holding union
meetings. are ,Npcctrh To reach Ibis
place next week Saturday. holding
meetings here Saturday. SUNDAY and
Monday. Feb. Il. :. and :. The fore
part of next week they mold meetings
in Grafton and Pracham. Since this
committee began their canvass. their
meetings have been attended with
marked good results.
Rev. II. +. .IeNctt preached au rN-
ccllrmt sermon at the South Church last
Sabbath morning. on walking with t;"d ;
and in The evening 1T the North Church,
ON lost opportunities taking i"r hi
text the conduct of the Lev iIc in pass
ny the robbed and wounded man on
the road between Jerusalem and Jrii-
rh". Nh JcWctt left ful New York oil
Monday. AN, expected t" sill with lii
patty in the City "f Br"ol,l >m. ON We'd
nc~dal. His address 10! the plc~rnt i
care Numrnr \ Co.. Hankr,>. Rue dt
~rrirc. Paris.
y chimney on the north side "t L
F. Browns store harmed out Oh Salm.
day evening. maxim" a great blaze I'm,
mach smoke just at that moment I'll,
regular Saturday rvcmin" WalrI meet
I lu@ and pntiiug the tvs" together. il
did not take Ion" {" ct up quite Il tire
alarm. ! he situation of things wa
soon aSrr: iLimrd. and thc tiIr depart
i mcnr did not come on. " hen IT,,
alarm ua> HI>t given, Mr.. Brown Na,
quietly taking supper. GA going to til,
+ d"ri. Their, Wd~ every appearance thu
I ire ,a~ bursting nul of The roof al hi
: huiidn.: amt until he reached the
store. he had u" idea but that ,hc 10"
Wis all "n me. When he found our tie
real state ol thiny-. his rclirt may h,
imagined.