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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25

). n. Whipple is making extensive
repairs on his house, and it will be one
of the best in the village.
George Ladd ha, exchanged his farm
near South Barton for farm in Sutton,
owned by John Tenney.
John ii. Anger has bought Il small
farm of NJ. Dean. paying five hundred
dollars for it.
Dea. Joseph Richardson fell from a
load of hay seriously iniuring him, but
we learn he is recovering.
The Sunday School concert on last
Sunday evening, in school district No.
y, n. X. Campbell, Superintendent.
was one of much interest, the school
having the assistance of fine talent
from Lyndon and st. Johnsbury schools
Rev. NJ. Atwood lost the end of one
thumb, while helping Il parishioner to
move Il moving machine.
1t is said that Trenor w. Park, is out
$50 900 by the failure of G. V. ). Quack-
enhush a Co., of Troy. n. Y, and also
that he is Il S30,0OO creditor of the Ar
hngton car manufacturing company.
Freddie Floyd, aged nine years. was
drowned at Springfield on Tuesday.
while bathing. He WIS the Youngest
son of the late Col. Floyd of the Sd
Vermont regiment.
a three Years old daughter of Mich
olas LareauX of Burlington, while play
ing with matches Wednesday morning,
set her clothes on fire, and was so badly
burned that she died within twenty four
hours.
Samuel Wells, IA years old. of Athens.
was drowned at Townshend few days
ago while bathing.
Col. Joyce hasn't yet learned that
''BreVity is the soul of wit" At Rut-
land he spoke two mortal hours after
Gov. Jewell got through. People should
know something themselves.-.St Al
bans Messenger.
The Fuller Battery, Brattleboro, will
90 into camp at st. Adams next Friday
Aug. -, for five days muster. There
will Ice an inspection 10y Adj Gen. j. ).
Peck and review before the governor
'''' '''h' NV 'dHip VIII W. ''tli'u -.
Gregory Smith.
President Seclyr is said to have been
converted from an Independent to II
Jealous Republican 10y his term in Con
greSS. He is quoted a> SAYING that II
possible return of the Democrats to
power is Il serious thing to contemplate.
Mark Twain has announced himself
Il Hayes man, and SAYS he was won by
the Governor letter of acceptance. He
wa> requested recently to attend Il Til
den tiag-raiSing and give counsel"
He wrote declining to attend. but gave
them counsel III the kindest manner
not To raise the flag
Middlchury College. which opens for
the fall term on the 9Th proXimo. seems
To he prospecting. Some twenty-five
students are expected To join the next
Freshman class. \ son of the Hon.
James Barrett of Woodstock. VT. who
has just passed the Freshman year at
Dartmouth with honor. has been trans
terrcd To the Sophomore class in Mid
dlehnIy. Strong hopes are entertained
that the Rev. George y. Wcbber. ID. d..
of Troy. y. Y, who for seven Ncars
filled the chair of Philosophy with great
acceptance. may Ice induced to return
I" his old Prntrs>or>hip. The College.
under the Presidency of the Rev. c. Il.
liurlhert, is taking front rank among
the New England institutions of learn
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25

Inc latest, greatest. and most reliable remed V
ever put together by medical science, for rheuma.
tisn, wounds. swellings, burns. caked breast &c
Is the Centaur Liniment. There are two kinds
What the White Linimrnt il for the human family
IN" yellow tentaur liniment is for spawned
lame and strained horses and animals
dec 10
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25
Passumpsic.

Eugene +. Hall, son of Salma Hall.
died suddenly at Fort Wayne. Ind,
last Thursday. He was only sick 3 or
! days. and the first intination his par
ents had WAS Il dispatch saving that he
WAS dead. He died of fever and his
remains were brought home for inter
ment. He was conductor on the F. w.
\ w. r. X. The family had all been
ut home but short time before and
George and Eugene had just returned
to their new homes, via the Centennial.
George had been in California the past
seven Years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25
TELEGRAPH OtfiCes.

Wf-ItRN UNION and VT. INTERNATIuNAL TEL
t.U,rH COMPANY. Offices i'll the Post Office
Mon Street and in the Passenger Depot
u7,, hours from \. M, to gr.M Night
u.,--i-,-~ al half rates
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25
Miles Pond.

Rev. Lemurl Hastings preached at
the hall again last Sabbath to the ac-
ccptance of all who gathered to hear.
About halt-past nine, sabbath morn
iug.a sudden gust of wind drove the fire
ont of the c"al-pit, setting the building
on fire. 1t was fortunately discovered
at once. and 10y prompt efforts was put
out. thus undoubtedly saving much
property.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25

l.. l.. llo,rN has contracted to build
hou>c t"r u. =. Celley in Somcrville,
'o SLED
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25
Children cry for CaSfnrio It =,

Children cry for Castoria. 1t is as pleasant
10 IKE AZ honey, and is absolutely harmless II is
sur" I" eNprl worms, cure wind collie regulate thu,
stomach and hnwels and overcome irritability
caused by rash "r cutting teeth. II il a perfect
substitute" for castor oil, aud for costivrncss in
Young or old there is nothing in existence 81 rfec-
tive and reliable
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25

Several PatriarchS from st. Johns
.''t have gone to Post Mills to insti-
'r .m Enca mpmrnt of |. o. o. F.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25

aNst N>r IL NpING- RooM.-Oprn from . A. NJ.
t"I-N from : I" Il, and from : To IL y. NJ.
'l.-,d Wednesday Evenings
.irNItEl- Op-n Tuesday and Friday.
W. W. TnAEEE Librarian.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25

:" Temperance meeting at C"ngre-
.atl"nal Church at st. JolnSbury Cen
tire, next sunday evening. at 7:OO.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25

GOV. Jewell addressed Il large meet
ing AT \"rScnnrS Saturday night. Lu-
"!uS Bigcl"w spoke To large Rrpuhli
can gathering ii Rutland. and meet
IngS were also held in other places
IN the state on the same evening
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25
SprraI Jlnhrrs.

PA>StMPSIC LODGE. No. - +. ~ 4. VI.
E'.ularc"mmunicati"n Thursday eve gu OF before.
the full ut the Moon. h. l.. HASTINGS See,
HA>WELL CHAPTER, No. II. Il. 4. VI.
Regular communication. FRIDAY ON or before. the.
uII al th" moon =. W. PAGE, S-c'N.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25
Good Fortune.

Curtis c. FaInham, who died last
week. has had issued to him Il pension
certificate granting him 81 per month
from August ~. I-GJ. This amount of
about $500 will go To his widow.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25
McIndoe's Falls.

McIndoes Falls
The cheated term" seems to have
passed away. The season has been
favorable To securing the hay crop and
the harvesting is about all finished.
No serious results have been eXpe-
ricnccd in this vicinity from the cN-
ceS>ivc heat.
Among the changes taking place in
our village. we note the fact that John
y. Gilchri>t is improving the hotel
property which he recently bought. 10y
removing the stable little more than
its length t" the north from his hotel.
raising it up so us To have basement
under it. When that job is completed
we understand that he proposes to en-
large his hotel proper. 10y erecting an
addition 10 the same. 30 feet in length
and two stories high. This new build
ing will Ice finished and furnished with
all the modern Improvements and thus
enable the p">Sc>>"r To serve the public
acccptably and we'll.
X. +. PcahodN x Co. have after a
long time of patient (1 waiting. started
the SIMS on the upper floor of their new
mill and are at present running if we
are correctly Informed up Ia their full
capacity. Foi Il time the lumber will
he moved to the X. X. 10y teams.
though the yard is graded ready tor the
iron upon which ears specially designed
for moving lumber will he drawn up
the slope 10y an endless chain from a
shaft in the mill. Altogether. the mill
IN lis various departments and the ma
rhimrrN employed. i first class in every
respect. and fan exceeds anything at
the kind ever seen in this state.
Reuben Bruce has recently bought Il
vacant lot of Geo. II. French. and is
improving it 10y erecting thereon Il
building adaptcdt" the Manufacture and
sale of boots and shoes. ready made
clothing. &c. He expects to have 1t
ready f"r occupancy about Sept. list.
Eugene Sears has the contract for the
Job
Rev. j. l.. Litch returned last week
from a two weeks vacation. and occu-
pied his own desk last Sabbath. and
after next Sabbath he proposes to spend
the rest of his vacation in takin. Il look
at the centennial grounds and in visit
ing his friends on the way.
Monroe.
y social gathering WAS lately held in
our place at the house of Darius Blod-
gctt. Esq. The occasion which called
up friendly associations. was the arrival
in town of Daniel Blodgett and family
from III. Having passed several years
in his western home. he comes back
once more to revisit the scenes and
friends of his childhood's days. and
To acquaint himself with the many
changes that have taken place in the
land of his nativity.
Some two Years since two Young men
of this place thought they were rival
candidates for the affections of Il Ger
tain Young lady. One of them finding
himself rather worsted in the suit. at
tempted, as the rumor goes, to throw
mud" on the character of his successful
rival. Whereupon the successful young
man, having obtained the consent of
his lady-love, then proceeded to bring
Il suit at law against his opponent for the
defamation which his character had
suffered. The suit has been put by
from time To time, till the present week
when the whole matter will be thor
oughly ventilated. We await results
before we write more.
PaSsumpSic
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25
The Tilden Theory in Practice.

Tilden'> theory of paving ynur debts
is making mischief. a dilatory debtor
WAS asked. yesterday. To pay an old ac-
count. As usual. he was short"
when will you pay ! inquired the
creditor. The reply was You are Il
democrat. You think Tilden IL wise
statesman and and an honest man.
Very well. | may not agree with him in
all things and may not vote for him.
But intend To pay your hill as he pro
poses To meet our national obligations.
t" Wit 4: when wise preparations shall
have Iipcned into Il perfect ability to
accomplish the object with certainty
and east. The democratic creditor
WAS puzzled 10y the seeming fairness of
the proposition but began To doubt
whether the Tildrn theory WAS good in
practice a. it seemed when he heard it
rNP"unded 10y the democratic leader of
his election ticket. i lbany JourndI.
"a Under the head of ~ lively cor
respondent" the st. Alban> MESSENGER
has this good one about Il correspond
rnt of Il Boston daily
The Boston Journal has Just secured
Il correspondent at Richtord. and he
Signalized himself yesterday hv trle-
graphing that "A report was received
last evening that two children of j. K.
Smith of Burke set fire To his barn. and
one of them WAS burned To death. etc"
An account of this casualty WAS given
+" the public two weeks ago, and has
probably ere this appeared in most of
the papers of New England One of
these days some one will tool this cor
respondent with Il rumnr about the
deluge, and he will telegraph the
representative paper" of New England.
that ~ report WAS received last even
ing of Il severe trcshet in a valley near
Eden or Brlvidrre - in which the en-
tire community lost their lives. with
exception of a Mr.. Noah and his family.
VIII" took I" IN old sc"w. and thus cs-
capped. The entire valley is submerged.
and the corn and such grain crops A.
have not been already secured will
doubtless he entirely destroyed"
Gov. Jewell addressed Il large meet
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25
Sutton.

Sutton.
Members of the Sutton Grange have
purchased the store formerly owned by
). A. Nelson and occupied by IL. A.
Blake, and have commenced repairs,
Blake having moved out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25
In the Ditch.

Patrick Brown WAS riding up West
eln avenue with Il young lady. about
half-paSt nine, Sabbath evening, and
when opposite Mr.. Horace Fairbanks
he ran his hoIs,. into the ditch left open
for ii few rods at that place. His giIl
ran To the neighborS for help, and that
together with Pat 5 cries, soon brought
men with lanterns for the night WAS
very dark. When help arrived. Pat
was found III the ditch with the horse.
who was tloundering about like Il big
fish, i'll from -four to siN feet of water.
The men who arrived soon liberated
the horse from the carriage 10y cutting
the harness, but ;iS the ditch was some
SIN OF seven feet deep, they could not
get the horse ont until they filled the
ditch with earth So he could walk ont t..
Neither horse nor carriage were much
injured. The team belonged to Bryant
The ditch on this avenue had all been
filled but IL few rods at tins point. and
- ''h''ih vas pul at iut t'tNi tll'i bui
none at the west. As Brown came from
the west he did not discover anN warn
ing signal until he WAS in the ditch.
We repeat the caution we have printed
50 often, that people VIII" move about
our streets should use extreme caution,
especially at night. Sometimes the
lanterns used for warning Z" ont. and
sometimes. us in the case above. they
are not put up.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25

-Ureat preparations are being made
for the political meeting to he held h.ro
.o-dlS. vi course Gen. Bristow i, the
leading star in the company. He is ac-
companied by Levi Underwent of Ru,-
llhst"n, Col. Joyce of Rutland. and
Judge Poland of this place. 1t is ex-
pec'ed there will he speaking, etc, this
evening us well as this afternoon.
some one entered the back part of
faNette Fletcher's house ON Main street
Monday night. Mr.. Fletcher WIS AWAY
from home, but some of the family
thought they heard some one ,bout the
mousse ana ON putting in an appearance,
the intruder fled without securing any
plunder. 1t is generally thought to he
some one living III the place, who knew
OF MIR. Fletchel's absence.
-Mr. John L. Borland, gardener at
Col. Fairbanks'>, has rare flower now
III bloom. The Spanish call it FL !Spir-
" '" WI 'ht mower Oh the Holy
Spirit. 1t is called thus because. down
deep III the petals of beautiful white
Hover is the perfect form of IA dove.
1t Is ii wonderful flower. The plant Is
found about the Isthmus of Panama.
and although this one has been in town
seven OF eight years, it has never bios
somed until the present month.
Personal.
Rev. o. Roys, of the Free Baptist
church, who has been on Il vacation for
IL lew weeks, expects to occupy his pull
pit again next sabbath. He went to
the Seashore through the White Noun
talnS, 10y horse and buggy. Mr. Henry
Abbott and family, have been ont AT
Old Orchard beach tor IL little rest : and
Mrs. F.. a. Walker, Mrs. Marshall and
Mrs. Blodgett, are now at the same
placed. \. Clifford has returned from
Philadelphia.
Rev. \. F. Putnam has removed to
this place from st. Adams. and is hold
ing Episcopal services here on the Sab
bath. These services have been held
thus far in the town hall. but We learn
that another place will soon he secured
Mr. Putnam WIS seven Years at st. AL
bans. and when he removed. one of the
local papers thus spoke of him: In
parting with Mr.. Putnam the village OF
st. AIhanS loscs one of It's best citizens,
Il man whose daily walk in life WAS he
You'd repr"ach, whose open hand and
heart were always ready to help the
poor and needy, the sick and the friend
less, and il is this large number of our
community VIII" having known him best
and learned his worth that his loss will
bc greatest.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25
REIVE As FOLLOWS.

.r.,rr 30 a. III. To : y. m. sundays
l4u A''sT f .,p,n Tor one hour after close of
WIS ARRIVE As FOLLOWS.
I,,ctat 80 a. IN, and 800 p. IN.
Fm, .., y.rh and West, ll;2O a m and $50 p IN.
NrN ',t Irhu-un \ W. Concord, $40 a. m.
,,-,G lau,lIlrA Lower Waterford go a m.
>.ntA ,~P. NJ. from the East ';S p. M
VANS close A. FOLLOWS.
h and East $50 "a m.
81 pA q K r. West & W.
\'.'" i3O p. m.
V.t,r'nrd 800 p. m.
low r.,ItfIl, $50 a.
~, York aud West, $50 y. m.
.UAELES +. CARPENTER I'd, L. NJ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25
lraMs.

At Peacham, Aug. :, Mrs Chamberlin, wife Of
l.. G. Chamberln aged ~ years.
At Brooklyn, y. V. August IL, Annie Vincent
aged 20 years-eldest daughter of Rufus W. and
Sabra Is. CrOfts.
At St JOhnsbury. Aug. -, Andrew McGaffey.
aged San old resident of Danville.
In Duxbury July %. Lyman Lawrence, aged AZ.
Formerly of this town.
At Sherbrooke. Quebec, August Ii. Arthur
Weymouth only child of Charles H. and Emma
+. Fletcher. aged one wear.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25
BirfH.s.

In this village, August ~, a daughter to MI
and Mrs. Fred Lac asse
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25
Marriagrs.

e Marriages and Deaths inserted free.
Obifudries, sir cents line.
At st. Johnsbury. August 10, by Rev. Il. NJ. Til
lntson, Mr.. William Bradshaw to Miss Josephine
+. Gray. all of st JOhnsbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25
lnraI ard Shfr Urns.

sec advertisement of BoSton Eren-
m IanIIcr.
The Academy term hrginS next
tuesday at half-past nine.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25

STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT 50
- In Probate Court. held AT the Probate Office AT
-. J"hnsbury, in said District on the 2lst day
of August. \. ID. ls76.
Joseph VI. Stevens, administrator cum testamen-
To anneNo upon the estate of Francis Oliver late of
Walden, i'll said district deceased makes applica
ton to said court for license to sell the whole of
III" real estate OF said deceased representing that
the sale OF said real estate would he benrti cia To
III" heirs d-vsees and l-gatees and all Interested
III said Estate, for the purpose of conv erting the
same INTO money and said administrator has pro-
dnce, IN court the consent and appreciation i'll writ
ing III all the heirs devisces and le.at-es To said
estate, residing i'll this state. To the granting of
said licence.
Wher-upon, il is ordered by said Court that said
application be referred Ia IA session thereof to b.
held at the Probate Office III said st John sbIry ON
the 9Th day of sept, \. ID. ls7G. for hearing
and decision thereon and it is further ordered
inst all persons interested be notified hereof by
publication OF notice of said application and order
thereon, three weeks successfully in tn, Cal,,I,ni
an. printed at st. Jnhnsbury. before said tin,. of
nearing, that they may appear at said time and
place, and, If they cause object thereto.
BY the Court. Attest
HENRY FRENCH. Register.
true copy of record Attest
39-il HENRY FRENCH, Register.
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+ ,4ohnsburn Galedonian.
r,.f once Time Table.

-,ury, VT. Friday, Aug. 20. 1876.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25

I. y. Davenport is soon To commence
the publication of paper at Brattle
boro, to he call the ..Windham County
Retormer.r
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,.,,up-ic Railroad Time Table.

r Irtvrs SheTbroOke at 40 a. m.
WI '--' knoxville 81, st. Johnsbury g:O4.
\-'",..- fuus arrives at W. k. junction at
.u ,,.- Sh.,,r,La,eoo,
o. M. LyndnnNille 9:lI, st. Johns
\r'f"', AU- River, 1915, arrives at W. X.
..' .ll a. ia season to connect with trains
NaA iud the West.
a., .,,.., nl. ErpreSs-Leaves Montreal at 900
>.arl' - 7, N, M, L ;'d, aas' st
a'- g.upsthI At 10 90 T. M
,. N.df ErprssS-Lrave Montreal at 300
'>,,t.rf ~ I.yndnnville ll:O4, st. Johns
3 % W.. I.,ru,t 49, a. m. Wells River l22j
Al H.-rnn Wa Plymouth, AT 80 a. m.
RAMS MOVING NORTH.
r,,..,-L Leaves W. k. Junction at l::'5 D. m,
I'.t.,,r gut 81 J"hnshury 5;O-, Lyndonville
".', mi o., arrives at Sherbrooke at $40.
j,..u-Lrav-s W. X. Junction at s15
t..u- RIVER 1000 81. Juhnsbury HOS. Lyn-
u,.Ig Newport I:aj p. III. arrives at SHEER
.1.sr3w 70 900.
., ...,, B,y Eryrsss-Leaves Boston 500 a III
" r,u,.ihl Wells River LIB p. m, st. Johns
60, i-u lAudnnNlllr BE, Newport 40 arrives
INHtlr, "
&, .,.,,I SAINT ErprSSs-Lraves Boston at 600
',.. pl, MOUTH Wells River Ia:ls St
,a.,lr, IS l.ynd"nvillr 2:O5, Newport 3:35, ar
. If Montreal at 900 a. III.
q. Run SUNDAY and not Monday.
FARMLAND n Ogdcnsburg X. II. Trains.
GuING WEST
v.g y,t..- leaves Portland $50 "A. IN, Fabyan's
r uruburG. l:lO, East Concord 2:.2
d, Pond q NurIh Concord, 40 West Con
'4.sl B. - .Inhn-bury 800, ST. J"hnsbury, BIB
- u q .H " tllrn 6lJ, Greensboro 6.3-. East
.,Iig.,A O. l. Iiarlwick 6:'g, arrives at Johnson
l-n
u5i I.l,a- leaves Lunrnburg $50 a. m, +.
...,aa 90 ylil,- Pond 7.sI, North concord, 7:3-,
a. r,.lI . D.. T. ~ .IohnSbury :: IL. arrive st
,....r - u Leaves 81 Juhnsbury at 6:l5 Il. III.
,r. Die. .u. Walden 10 East Iardwick so,
,....r- Or lohu-"n At Hoo.
.. IU.- trin does not run Mondays west of
=, l1lu-'uIN
COME FAST.
r,| I.I,. Leaves johnson at 6;05 a. M. Hard
.. -II Ii-t IlardWick 1.s9. Greensboro 49,,
. ,t.ri.. o.. ptuNlllr -lu. arrives at II. Johns
.... r-,. I-iNr- ~. .I"hnShury go Il. m, r.
=, Itu-lul, Az West Concord 9ii, y. Concord
. VI |,.- ruud Ia u T.. Concord l0:l5 Luncnburg
..a. I,...u.~ ,tur Boston hN waN of North Con
...l.I,r 200 Ton Portland l:m y. m, arriving
.-..atItud B., and AT BhSI"n, VIA North Conway
..-tr
WuI I.uu-Lrtvr- Johnson at Has. a. m.
.,.ta.,4 g., % M. f.. llirdwick - Greensboro
81. " ,li,u - nInvilr BIS, arrives at ST
...'ul. Ct - leaves st JuhnSbury $40 p. m,
,., 81 lalu-bIIy J..i- Vest Concord 80. North
.u..ri ru- Ml,~ Pond 62l East Concord, u 40
Of. ..r- a; lun,uhurs Al 90.
. lbs nam does not run Mondays and Sat
..i.- l,,-I 81 II. J"hn-hury.