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Notice in Bankruptcy.

This Is to --Ivr notice. that + u. Hludgctt, Of 81
Juiirzb rN. i'll the ,uunty II alrd"nII. assignee -"
\. \. .i,I3tIld. il. u bankrupt. has filed in the
District CuuIt Of the nt-G tales tor the District
Of vermont. petlji"n setting forth therein that
said ian hrUpt J. DESTROYS II maxim. a composition
with IL, creditors and that -ud creditors are dtsi
ruus IL, he Is informed. ct having cting called
fur that purpose under the direction Of the Court
frI the purposes named III Section /. Of an Act to
amend and supplement an Ac' entitled An Act to
stab Ish a uniform ; tie II nf Bankruptcy through
oHJ the I uitrl ~tatr-. approved March = lsG7,
which said Hm ndaturE vet WAS approved June -.
l-1l Mud iar whole subject matter of said petit
tinn havin- been referred by said Cont Ia John l..
Edwards. II the Er-isters # sad Court, the
credit r. "i said bankrupt are hereby notified 10
appear before Sald Register at the office of Beldrn
ldr II .luhn>hury. in the County of Caledonia,
and Stat, OF NeTIu ut the 9Th day OF March, \.
D. $50 at 10 o'clock A NJ, for the purposes speci-
lied i'll said section of said Act. and for the purpos
81 contemplated in said petition
JOHN l. EDWARDS,
Register of bankruptcy.
Dated at Newport in the County of orleans, and
STATE of Vermont, this 9th day of February a.
II. ls75 59.61
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GRAND ENCAMPNENI

tn. ,r,u,l Session ,f m. Grand En-
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Surrr
Luther Il Adams. Rutland. Junior
Warden.
l.. j. Rrtting. lir,rtlcb"I". Inside
Sentinel
j. W. Knight. Burlington. Outside
Sentinel
Samuel BigW""d. Winooski. Grand
Marshal.
l.. t.. Nili'>. -: J"hh>h'llN. htple-
sentative 81 = i-"''-''
DISTRICT nErI TIE.
No. , J. VI. l>ham. Wimo">ki.
W. II. 6chcc. East Dorset
) j. W. Knight. Brattlchnrn.
i ID. +. Ccllcy. It. Johnsbury.
j. :. Graves. Rutland.
II. : Putnam. Middlehury.
10 +. Ba>cnIu. Montpelier.
An amendment was adopted fixing
the time ut tl, mrcting of the Grand
Eurarurmcnt ON the dly prccedin" the
,Irrtjun of the Grand Lodge.
A,t,I some miscellaneous work the
GRAND ,ur,mp,urut IVA. closed tn meet
n Euti,nJ 81, th,. FIRST Tuesday in Frb-
mar, rrxt
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lhr Grand Lodge OF the lndrprn,
DEM ordtl "l 'hu ftlInW> a>~t embed
at the hall "l N"rtilheId Lodge No. ~.
ON cdnrShAN. February. 81. at =
O'Clock Il. M.
At the afternoon session OF the Grand
L"d after the transaction OF some
routine legislation. election WAS made
of the following officers.
GRAND OFFICERS.
I,hn R.ttinu R,.,ttI,h,r, GRAND
mostnr lain ( Gale 81 JohnsImv
Jrnmty Grand master.
ErI.o1 e. Uydr poultnev GRAND
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12

place. just below PassumpSic. Arriv-
ing at the house, they found their bird
had flown. Mr.. Preston soon discOv-
cred tracks. across the field. and he fol
lowed these. while his companion went
for assistance. After tracking his man
acloss fields. over fences. down banks
and up hills, Mr.. Preston found they
ended ut il barn. Going into the barn
he began search. and finally found
Whalen hid down behind IA land-roller
in the corner of the floor well covered
with hay. He secured him and took
him back to the house, and Saturday
he was conveyed to Wilimantic to an
swer the charge of bigamy. Whalen
used to live in this place and work for
Luke BUELL.
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The Central Vermont. Pa>sump,ic
Portland and Ogdeu>hurg. and Mont
l,clicr and Well, River Railroads. have
entered int" an agreement limiting the
"rc:t>inu> when half fare tickets will hc
granted. Is follows: On and after Feb
ruarH I>t. $50, hdif .tcre will only hc
granted to persons attending Camp
Meetings. FouIth of july Excursions.
State and County FANS and Teachers
Institutes. Persons attcndiu" other
conventions OF meetings OF bodies at
whatever nature. where reduced rates
are given. will hc charged local fare in
going and one hdU .tou' IN returning {:
with the exception of Sabbath school
excursions. for which special rates will
hc made 10y each road.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12

EAa Il. Gates of the East village,
moves t" Littlct"u the present week
where he goes into the milling business
with Nv" brothers already there.
Col. Franklin Fairbanks has been
elected one OF the trustees "t the New,
England Agricultural society. Fred
erick Billings OF Woodstock is pre>i-
dent.
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East Hardwlck.


Rev. }. Toncl and family left inI
Yarmouth. Me-. ON the 9TH inst. Pie
Niuus To THEN departure the Ladies of
the congregational Society presented
Nh. T"rtcl with Il thiItl dollar cash
mclc shawl as IL slight token of friend
ship and regard.
Last Sabbath morning waS the cold
est of the season. the mercury going
down To 81 below zero. Church uoin"
families from the hill roads were obliged
to shovel and pillow the roads before
they could reach the church. The >uri-
ETY. committee are negotiating with
Rev. John Frazier to supply the pulpit.
Two cows belonging to VI. ID. Mud
yett III Il fight recently got their horns
so intcrlocked as to neccsSitatc saving
off one of them before they could be
separated.
Mrs. II. +. Jones of South Hardwlck
recently suffered severe injuries by fall
ing. striking her head with force on
me uOOl-Sltp. 'oHt WIS taken up llllt
insensible. but is now improving with
hopes of rapid recovery.
Mr.. Harvey Carr of West Hill. re
Gently met with sad accident while
splitting wood at his house. \ chip or
splint flew striking him in the eye com
| pletely destroying the sight. He is
confined to his house and fears are en-
/ tertained for the safety of the other
eye.
About IL dozen houses in south Hard
! wick street We're deprived of their usu-
al supplies of water few days ago.
through the failure or obstruction of
Aiken's aqueduct. by which they were
supplied. Frost WAS the unprecedented
cauSe, but upon examination at Aiken'>
residence where the trouble existed
none was found. But the removal of
two large lizards from the pipe soon
solved the problem and set matters
right.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12
Frozen to Death.

The story comes that Louis Paquin
was frozen to death Saturday night in
his sleigh between Danviile and West
banville. The story also comes that
he had been drinking. 1t WAS IL fear
ful night. and it was all sober man
could do t" keep from freezing. Pa
quin was Il blacksmith and lived in
Cabot. He formerly lived i'll this vi
cinity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12
The Next County Fair.

The Executive Committee of the Ag
ricultural Society met at the st. Johns
bury House the 9th inst. chose Maio
Geo. W. Bomctt, marshal for the mex
fair; appointed the awarding commit
tees; fixed the list of premiums. max
ing no material change from last year
and fixed the time of the fair the DIST
22d and Did of September. The follow
ing resolutions We're adoptcd
hcsolrcd, That it is deemed cXpedi
cnt that the chairman of each awarding
committee he notified of their duties 10y
special letter from secretary aud that il
is expected he will be present Aith hi,
associates or substitutes.
HcsoIrcd That the rules of the Socie
~ he hereafter that the executive com
mittcr meet in the committees room
with the officers of the society in til,
morning at - o'clock of each day of tan
+" review the days programme.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12

IDENTIFY pass for one of the Severest win,
tiers on record. As we go to press. the
wind has changed into the South. with
driving snow Storm
The State Board of agriculture
hold meetings at The town hall. to day
and tomorrow. The entire program
was printed last week That not al
ready carried out is as follows:
THURSDAY EVENING.
!. What kind of Farming Pays p
james G. Hovey, St. Johnsbury.
>. The Importance of System in
Agriculture,-F. V. Powers. Water
ford.
FRIDAY MORNING. FEB. II.
&. How to make Farming Honora-
bile and Pleasant, e. p. Allen. st.
JohnShury Centre.
Z. Naturalization of Cereals. Cyrus
&. Prin%le, Member of Board.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
o. E>thctic Culture l. w. Sanborn,
Lyndnnvillr.
FRIDAY EVENING.
10. Selection of Dairy CowS-Gard-
mel =. FasSett, Member of Board.
II. Principles of Butter Making
Francis ID. Douglass. Whiting.
Discussions are expected to follow
each paper and il is hoped that every
one will feel flee to take part in them.
A Narrow Escape.
Bradford Page. who lives above Fair
banks village, undertook to prevent his
cellar from freezing Oh Monday, by
lighting IL hushel of charcoal in an open
vessel. Before Il great while the oldest
and other members of the family be
came sick before the cause was thought
of and removed. At last accounts the
baby showed symptoms of continued
illness, and other members of the fami
~ were not we'll. 1t was Il narrow c>-
cape from serious results.
Fire
The Joseph \. Gould place near Pas
sunp>ic. occupied 10y Geo. W. Carr. 2d.
was totally destroyed 10y tire this morn
destroyed wcr,' good and large dwell
ing house. Il nice new horse barn. which
cost S2OOO to build. aud Il c"rn-barn.
Some of the furniture WAS saved. but Il
quantity of wood WAS destroyed. The
buildings we've probably worth between
four and five thousand dollaIs: insured
in VI. Mutual for ~l:}O III favor of first
Mr.. Gould. y policy for
: 100 had been cancelled the llth Of
last month. But little is known about
the origin of the tire. Mr.. Car SAYS he
had Il new hoy come To work for him.
and last night he built a fire in a spare
room. and il may have caught from
that. None of the ncighhors reached
the fire until the buildings were we'll
nigh consumed.
This fire complexities an already com
plicatcd case. The mortgages had been
and the time of redemption
run ont in seventeen days, and Car
must leave then anyway. The losers
10y this fire aIc mainly the mort gagccs.
\. IL. Mcleod and Judge Poland OF
this place. The wood burned had al
ready been sold 10y Mcleod. aud every
thing about the premises attachah!c
had been attached. The place had been
skinned of ever! thing Carr could get
of it, and what i left will not much
more than pay the first mortgage. If
there are two nervous and excited men
seen about to-day. You can safely pre-
dict that ones name i Can. and the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12

The Brattleboro Record has been
purchased by d. Leonard of Fairhaven
The Globe says that the Rutland
sportsman who predicted mild and
open winter because the hair on SPUR
rels' tails was not so thick as usual, had
his ears frozen four inches deep the
ether morning.
A man dealing in spectacles called at
Cooks hotel, Greensboro, stopped over
night, called for his team, but said
nothing about his bill until he was in
his sleigh. when he inquired for his
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12
The Gospel Meetings.

The religious meetings held in TINS
place the past week 10y the committee
of Young men. were very largely at
tended. and pcrVadcd 10y Il deep rcli-
giou> feeling. The leaders were Geo.
Davis of Burlington, Mr.. Cook of Lud-
low. Mr>>r> Remington OF Fall River
and Moore OF Boston. These men Wcrr
ably seconded 10y Nj. John Sewcll of
Norwich. and local workers. both clergy
and laNmcm. The plain. simple and
attractive way these men had Of pre-
>cnIimg the Gospel. won the attention
aud respect of all. and the hearts of
many. The town hall WAS packed with
earnest listeners on Sunday afternoon
over eight hundred crowded the South
Church i'll the evening, and nearly
as many met ut the North Church
on Monday evening. Probably as
many as seventy arose for pray
crS. and Il goodll number of these de
clarcd that they had already given
themselves to the Lord. This included
heads of families. young men and wo-
men, boys and giils.
y most touching incident occurred in
the meeting at the North Church Mon
day afternoon William Robinson. Il
man who, Us he expressed it, had
walked in sinful channels all his life.
arose, and in the most penitcmt and
broken manner, told his experience, his
hope and his JOY. The case of this
man is most remarkable. y drinkrr
and fighter. those who know him best
have considered him Il dangerous char
actcr Since the Avenue House riot
last fall, i'll which he was prominent. he
has been III Jail. The Spirit of God
seems to have visited him in prison, and
he is now IL new creature. Although
under the condemnation of the law. he
is free i'll the liberty whereby Christ
| He Is the happiest man i'll town. His
/ prayers and praises have opened the
/ prison doors to him us they did to Pan
and SilaS AT Philippi. Sheriff Preston
allows him to attend these meetings
fully believing in his sincerity. 1t i.
apparently one of those wonderful eX-
hibitions of the power of the Holy
Spirit of which we read sometimes. bur
which few are permitted to witness.
Bigamy.
Thomas Whalen was arrested neal
Passumpsic last Friday for having tw,
wives. Some half dozen years age
Whalen married Joseph Greenwood
daughter During the past year h'
married another wife in Willimantic
Conn. On returning to Passurpsic ant
resuming former relations with thu
Greenwood family, his Connecticut wifi
procured Il requisition from Governo
Peck, and Il IMAM appeared on Frida.
and enlisted Sheriff Preston, when to
gether they went down to Greenwood
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12

a 5000 horse, owned by Mr.. Norwell
OF Shepard. NOrwell & Co., Boston, ran
away on Monday, and, breaking his
shoulder, had to be killed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12

rIoSF-H,s:on 30 n. m-7:30 y. M
''''' New York city and Western. -::In IA III
20 a m. Northern & stage mails 100
.,.,.rvT Northern g.05 a. III. southern and
Ann western l. m.-i:53 =. IN.
,5... l,.Ir- from 4 :. VI. I" T. NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12

| Oh April. lSI/.
? All the Montpelier papers of last
week contained an obituary of the old
Pavilion hotel. and even the outside
papers tried il hand in it. We copy
elsewhere from the Waterman. and the
st. Adams Messenger has this:
Col. Boutwell, was ii bluff. hearty
man. with il keen wit. a pungcmt sar-
caSm. Il somewhat fearful command of
cpIthets. but with Il tender heart and Il
generous soul. His comparatively re
cent death brought ont Il flood of anec-
dote i'll connection with public notices
OF his career and which it is not our
purpose now to repeat. But there WAS
ii phase of his character which CASUAL
observers never discovered bat which is
well known to all his fricndS-we refer
to his Kindness to the orphaned and the
poor. As il landlord. of course the ne
cesSItieS of business compelled him To
keep this ever yelling impulse in re
StraInt, but many an unfortunate tray
eler, stranded upon his beach. could tes-
tlfy how he had been di>miSS,d from
the Pavilion, after good nights
rest and Il good square meal. hy Il man
with Il wig and large nose. whose gen
crosby entitled him To give the parting
advice that "a man is Il fool To travel
without money, and should the guest
ever d" it again. he hoped to-hc
would freeze to dcath-unl,S> he WIS
somewhere near the Pavilinm'
We have Il personal acquaintance
with one Young lady. who. when IL ia
therlesS child. hrramc the nhirc; of Col.
| Boutwells bounty aud Affection which
lasted for many years. and whose I,rii,
er it is nov that he has "gouc to his re
ward" There Is another noteworthy
instance. During one of the war meet
ingS AZ Montpelier. Whcu the usual pro-
fusion of promises To care for the dean
ones left At home had been pat forth hl
thccitizrmS VIII" hcSnught the mung men
T." enlist. Il man VIII" had been in Col.
BoutWrll> employ mrnt wen; forward
and signed the paper: He left three
m"thrllcS> children behind. VIII" were
cared for 10y the friends of their mnrh,r
Months attcrWaId the father ga.r hi
life for the country and cIr long two of
the children died of dinrErIId. Col
Boutwell, heard of it and unlike 80 ma
ny OTHERS h" remembered thu~,. prom
i>cs. He went and found the rriuainir.
orphan. took her to his home Mrs
| Boutwell, received hen with the tender
ness OF a mothers hcari. aud tn tins
day she is Il mcmhcr ot Ike u"N bro
ken household. Il finely educated aud
promising Young lady.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12

PHATR SENTENCED TO BE HUNG-The
decision in the case of John =. Phair.
convicted in October last of the mur,irr
OF Mrs. Ann Fricze. which was carried
up on exceptions % the Supreme Court
was decided last week. the court rcfus-
ing Il new trial. thief-Justice Pierpont
sentenced Phair t" he hung on the 2Ist
of April. lS77.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12
St. ,4ohnsburn Galcdonian.
Posi- once Time Table.

,,nr-bnry. Vt. Friday, Feb. L., 1915.
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,S'rn advertisements.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12

I' Free Baptist Society give an
'.''i'nHurut at their hall next Mon
.'t evening. consisting of Bible tab
'.''\. dialogues. singing. etc. One of
.'' Dialogues viii he the scene where
'"'""> SOILS :" down I" Egypt to buy
corn. 'hd Joseph making himself known
." his Mcthcu.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12

IDENTIFY pass for one of the severest win
tiers on record. As we go to press, the
wind has changed into the South. with
driving snow storm.
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bers who do not give express n"tic. to the cop
trary are considered as wishing to continu.
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2. II any Subscribers order the discontinu
ance Of their newspapers. the publisher may
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paid. Hafua s 4
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their newspapers from the office to which
they are directed the law holds them respon.
siblc until they have settled the bills. and or
dered them discontinued. MAJ
4. II subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publisher. and the news
papers are sent to the former direction, they
are held resp"nsble t @
s. The courts have decided that refusing to
take newspapers from the Office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facir
evidence Of intentional fraud. X
. The postmaster who Drglects to give the
legal nstice Of the neglect Of q person to take
from the office the newspapers addressed to
him, Is liable to the publisher for the subscrip-
ionprice. tsa
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Notice.

ITO r. G. ALLEN, JOHN F. KEEFE.
l. Ramondo Qually aud William white, and all
W. m it may concern: You. and each Of YOU. are
eeby notified that ]. II q. Allen. b done the
fun amount Of work required by the law OF Con
gress Of 1874 and amendments thereto. to. wit.
Two Hundred $1,000 Dollars
on the Los Angeles quartz ledge. discovery claim.
situated in Boise county. !. T.. aud on the di.
vide below the town of Boston on the east side oi
Grimes creek: said claim consisting OF 900 feet
along said Los Angeles quartz ledge. aud you ar
hereby required to pay 10 all assessments agsns,
you on the same. aud for the publication Of this no
lice within ninety 1907 days from tue date hereof OF
forfei, all OF your right. title and claim
to- and upon. said Los Angeles quartz Claim &C
p rovided by the act above specified.
IDAHO CirY. April IL. 1851 n. G ALLEN