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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
Fowl Business---Or How Three Neigh
bors Spent Last Sabbath.

John McCutchcon has Il very fine
rooster or did have last week: hut ON
"Wednesday night some parties entered
his hen house and carried him off, and
pluckrd every feather from him. except
his tail feathers. and returned him To
the hencrN. in which Sorry plight John
found him in the morning. John killed
his t;lVoritc bird. both Us an act OF mcr-
cN and necessity swallowed his wrath.
and said nothing. Thus matters re
manned until Sunday noon. when Me
Cutchron started by wagon, with his
little girl. to go over into the edge of
Waterford When he arrived ut the y.
4 q. crossing Che lives Il little way be
low Fairbanks village) he met stephen
Pocock and Robert DoncghN, two ac-
quaintanccs. when they all stopped and
entered into conversation. 1t seems
that from some words these men had
dropped Il day or two before, McCntch-
cnu suspected them of the rand upon
his hcncrN and he asked them about
the price of feathers, etc, questions
| which elected no veIy direct answers
! He also asked them where they were
going. and they said, down t" Bel
| kuap'S." After Il few minutes talk.
! NcCutchron drove along. and the Other
men pursued their walk towards Bel
kuap's. After leaving them, McCutchc"r
suspected they might he intending t.
visit his place. 81 he took IL turn about
TIM, lumber yard, and then drove back
home. where he found both P"rock an'
Dur,uh\ in his hcncry. This enlaSe'
N,cutch.un. and he ordered them of
his uremiseS Whether they were slow
in starting does not appear; hut u
seems McCutcheou started at once 10
th, house with the suggestive fci'ark
I'm show Won fellows how TO plucl
roosters," They did not wait for Il sec
oud invitation, but both broke for Fan
hanks village at their best gait.
seems that McCutcheon went mt" TN
hous, and took his gun. loaded VIII
powder and shot. and started to Z" o'''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19

The funeral of the late \ J. X. Ran
dali, whose death was noticed in the
last issue, took place on Thursday last,
from the residence of his father, and
Notwithstanding the Indictment weather
and the bad travelling, Il large number
of neighbors and friends were present
to drop tear of sympathy with the
bereaved ones. He was Il Young man
of rare culture. He fitted at the New
Hampton Literary school for college
and graduated at Dartmouth in the
class of 10. Shortly after he was cho-
sen Professor of Ancient Languages in
Wyoming Seminary. Kingston, Penn.
which position he filled to the entire
satisfaction of the Faculty and Students
until Nov. last. when on account of
failing health he came to his home in
Danviile To die. He bore his sickness
with great patience. never complain
ing but always cheerful. The post
mortem examination revealed Il very
marked case of tubercular consumption
Lyndonville.
Some scoundrel painted over the sign
of SternS' Centennial Store, Tuesday
night. One Chase. who halls from White
River Junction has been arrested.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
Prospects of the Legal Profession.

There are on the calendar of the next
term of onr county court. Isl cases 1T
law and y. IN cIIamrcrH. and there are
II" less than a. lawN els who practise at
this bar. giving upon an equal diNl>i"n
II eases to Il lawyer. 1t is pretty
rN idrmt that those who get living 10y
their practise. aud not their prdciiSrS.
get very much more than an even share.
and are NcIN few. y.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
The Third Flood.

The til>t flood, the oldest inhabitaut
does not remember: the second WAS in
October. l-,i9: the thiId came last week.
Monday WAS Il warm. sunny day dur
ing the night il rlincd. and also nearly
all Tuesday forenoon. The deep >uoW :
III the woods about the hcad-watrr> OF
the Pa>>unp>ic and Moose. Dissolved
and came down the streams. Overlooking
the banks and doing some damage. and
threatening tut disaster. Wcdue>-
day and "Wednesday night it continued
Ia rain. and Thursday the streams were
at Hood hight. washing meadows. fields.
and gardens, can ing of bridges, mum
dltIm" and undermining railroads. and
iutcIIupting travel "f all kinds except
10y water. som" say the Moose WAS
higher than ever known before. while
it is claimed that The pa>>Imp>Ic above
this place has been IL little higher >c>
cI:l times
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19

tA1ARRi cannot br cured by snufis washes
81 local applications. 1t IL Il weakness of the con
-ttuii"n. developing itself III the nasal organs
INST afterwards extending I" the throat and lungs
ending GENERALLY III Consumption. if not checked
ny proper remedies Pains III head back lons and
weakness al kidneys are its attendant Diseases
Nor" people have tatarIh than any other disease
II l. easily cured Thousands Of cases some of
l"rtN Years standing, have been entirely cured i'll
W" liaml'~hlr" the past three wears by the Com
'tdWt""d 'dtHrrh R'msdg Certificates to back
the above. and a Treatise. Catarrh in a 32-par-
pamphlet sent free application I" Littl-teld s.
o.. pr"prlrt"rS. Manchester y H.. send name
'n postal card and it will cost only a cent Price
y pei bnttt- TO Nrnt -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19

fastoria is perfect substitute for Castor Oil
without any objections for it is Pheasant I" take
and does not nauseat' or grippe For tnstiveness
At any age. hut especially for Wind collie, sour
stomach, Worms and the ni-"rdrred Bowels of
'hlldrrn, il H. the mn-t effective remedy in ex-
i~tan"c. 1t Is harmless, il is reliable and it Is
cheap.
There need he n" pain where Crniaur Linl-
mcnt is used. Burns and SCads are healed with
"ut II scar rheumatism. Sprans, and most flesh
bon" and muscle ailments can br absolutely cured
There two kinds. The White Crntaur Iini-
mrnt is for family mSr. the Yellow for horses and
animals One tri.tl will convince. the incr-dulnus
Iune1G
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
Concord.

Concord.
Gospel Workers from St. Johnsbury
hold meetings at the Baptist Church,
Texas" commencing Saturday even
ing. and continuing over the Sabbath.
The Rev. Simeon Boles, Baptist clcr-
gyman, has been engaged to preach at
Concord Corner and"TeXaS" during the
coming year, and is expected to com
mence his laLOrs at the Corner next
Sunday. He will reside there.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
For Charity.

The ladies of the North Church Brncv-
client Society undertake Ia ltplcni>h
their depleted treasury hr holding Il
fan and giving IL social entertainment
ON Tuesday evening of this week. More
than usual preparations were made.
Besides Il good display of useful and
fancy articles made in the society. which
were offered for sale. there WAS large
circular stand. prcttily trimmed with
bunting and evergreen, on which were
placed flowers. pot plants. c"ntrc-
ti"ncrN. nuts. etc. An excellent supper
WAS served. and every thing passed OF
pleasantly. The total receipts were
Sl-:j, which sum. after pay in" expenses.
will help materially towards liquldatin@
THEN debt. and starting the nrNt mis-
>IonarN box.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19

Work has commenced on the new
school hHuse.
VIM. Stafford has completed his new
blacksmith shop and is ready for work.
which will he well done.
Silas Blanchard and family. former
residents of this village, have returned
after an absence of some years.
The community have met with II loss
i'll the death of Mr.. Carlos Godding
Tie has been many years Il resident of
tins village. Always seen at church and
prayer meeting: always strong for the
right and for Christianity; he filled Il
place i'll the NJ. f. Church which he
alone could fill but it is vacant now.
OF the fracas between Carpenter and
his two SONS, mentioned last week, we
learn this: The Young man ed is not
a. seriously hurt as was at first sup
posed. He is about again. They are
not considered Il drinking family, but of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
5Huriaars.

= Ndyri0JcS and Deaths inserted free.
DhjfHnricS. sir cents Il lime.
At II. bloomsbury. May II, 10y Rev. Edward 7
alrhank-. Charles VI. Hutton. and Anna \ smith
NJ 81. .I"hnshmry. Mr. Chester /. Hall of Con
cord I" Miss Ella I. Dean of ST .Iohnsbury
In burlington. May II. 10y Rev. Gr". b. Stafford
MIR. Francis \. Rice. Of CRANKY and Mrs Leonora
i;uklrN of Burlington
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19

out was dISSuaded from il by his wife
who took the gun from him. 1t is sus-
pected, however, that Donerhy and Pc
cock overheard the conversation in the
Kitchen between McCutcheon and wife
which l. said to have been of a very
animated nature, fol when he returned
to the back yard, Pocock was yelling
t" D"ncghy at the top of his voice to
run, and they were both making as
good time up the track us was ever
made on that steep grade, with Pocock
several rods in advance. After seeing
the enemy vanish ont of sight. Me
'ut"he"n took his team and pursued
his trip to Waterford. On his return
his wife told him that Sheriff Preston
had been down there after him. AL
though dinner WAS then ready, he turn
eel about and went To the Jail to find
the sheriff. 1t Seeps that after their
hight from the hen yard, Pocock and
D"neghy, went for the sheriff. and told
HIM an exciting story about their adj
venture, and how McCutchcon had
'drawn IL gun on them" and represent
eel him lis IL murderolIS maniac. who
was Ill danger of depopulating that
part of the town. After going down to
his house and not finding him. the sheriff
followed McCutcheon to Waterford. but
missed him on the way. and on returning
home, found his would-be prisoner
hunting for him. This WIS such an un-
usual occurrence in all his sheriff eX-
pcIience, that the starch" WAS taken
out of this officer of the law, and after
hearing his story and being told that
he WAS ''ready to he locked up," Mr..
Preston told him he had better 90 home
and behave himself, which he at once
proceeded to do. Thus matters rested
tor about three hours, when the sheriff
received Il second visit from Pocock and
Doncghy. who told him that the matter
Was all settled up. and they wished a
''StaN ot proceedings" in the rooster
case of P"r"ck \ D"neghy rcrSus Me
Cntchcnn ct ar. And 81 they rested
There are one OF two bad features
about this otherwise ridiculous affair
That any one should enter the hen hou>,
of a ncighhnr and pluck the feathers of
his fowl, is both cruel and cnwaullv.
still II Is not provocltinn for going fol
Il gun. Although McCutclIcnn denies
any intention of using the gun. it the
p"achcrS had not left at once. the
chances are that in the hands nf an eN-
cited man the gun would have been
brought into Use. This should ais"
hc Il lesson To those Interested in
this affair H. we'll as others. to 'Rrmcm-
her the Sabbath day" and not hc roam
in. about. either on business. pleasure
81 mischief. McCutchcon and Poc"ck
are both called respectable and peace
able folks, and have always been good
friends.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19

very hasty temper. The mother and
another son had some trouble, when he
accused her of improper conduct. This
began the affray. The father was angry
with Ed. because he didn't take his
mothers part. Ed. said his brothers
charge was too true. The result was
a fight. The effort appears now to be
for the family to hush the matter up.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
Barnet.

Barnet.
The only mail received last week
from Wednesday night until Saturday
night. was from Peacham.
The peg mill began running again
Monday, being closed three days an
account of high water.
The Catholics held meetings at the
day.
The largest of the Gleason Islands.
several acres of which had never been
known to overflow, was covered Friday,
excepting few feet on which were
collected twelve woodchucks evident
ly much concerned as to the probability
of Il further rise of water.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
A Case of 20 Years Standing.

From Mrs. Joseph Baker of Johnson Vermont.
L feel it Ia he my duty To make known Ia the
world the wonderful efficacy of your Wi.tdr's Bal
Of Wid cherry. For twenty years | WAS
s"rcly afflicted with phthsic and previously to
using the BaSam was pronounced by the physi-
clans incuTablr. Two or three hnttles afforded me
good deal ct relief and ~ many more completely
restored me; and for two wears past have not had
the least return of that painful complaint" 80 cts
and one dollar Il bottle. Sold bv all druggists
Large Lap Welded Tubes.-The National
Tube Works Company have just completed at
THEN Works at Mrkresport Pa. "A sample Pipe for
exhibition AT the Centennial 1t is IA feet i'll length
and of II inches nutsidr diameter nd 10 inches in
side the iron of which ii is made being two inches
III thickness This il said Ia h, the hea West piece
"f lap-w"ld"d pipe ever made i'll this or any other
country, and il Is stated that such heavy work has
never been attempted by any other establishment
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
lrafhs.

At this place. MAY L. Julia \. Paddock in her
10th year, wife of Mr.. Charles L. Carpenter.
In Rr""klyn y. Y. Nav 18th Lucy Agnes aged
N'ir~. only child of John and Lizzie Bishop for
nrrll al st. J"hnShury
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
7. JOHN iii ny.

The heaviest damage in this tow
WAS To the +. \ .. Railroad dump. he
tween this place and the east village.
Near Jacob IIovcN'S. where the channel
of the river was changed to save tw"
bridges. the risky Moose aro>, above
the luhhling, and washed the dump at
the east end of the old channel. \
gravel train came down from Iuncn-
burg, and WAS busy repairing this break,
with good prospect of S:Nln" the road
there. when all at once. in passing over
the blue clay II mile above, the track
settled down on the river side. and let
BUTTS engine. the ''St. J"hn>huIA, over
int" the river. where ii lay upon its
side. half submerged in the water
Fortunately no one WAS hurt. Ii WAS II
necessity To leave the machine where it
fell. az there was no other one the other
side of the break. Meanwhile work
was continued upon the wa>ll-out 10y
Mr.. IloVcN's, 10y Il construction train
this side: and while at work upon the
break, the river broke through on the
this engine and train on the island, a>
riicctuallN aS Gen. Butler WAS bottled
up at Dutch Gap. Notwithstanding
this misfortune, the employees worked
vigorously upon the western break. and
liberated the train upon the island ON
Monday but il was not expected to he
able to complete the other break and
run trains regularly east, until to-day.
Trains have all the time run regularl y
west to johnson, with only slight in
terruptiom.
At the bridge across the PaSSumpSic
east of the station, the water COM
mcnced undermining the west abut
of rubbing stone, saved 1t.
The PaSSunlpSic road was damaged
very little in this town, and the injury
to highways and bridges WAS small,
considering the hight of the water. The
bridge over the Moose at the town farm
waS damaged some, il current of the
river cutting 10y the east end and wash
ing ont the dump SOME ten feet deep.
The highway bridge this side of the
East village was also injured 10y having
one ahutment undermined but Il few
hundred dollars will make the high
WAYS and bridges in this town aS good
iS before.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
,aohnsburn Galedonian.
T,,,I md SHfr Jlrns.

, Centennial Flood" is what
can Uonitor calls it.
IL .:.;.,a. o,,,
,b,. inside al his store.
..:. .,
!. J. I'''''" r,,.,, In
EcIj-""- '''''''' "
F.. rnr InI an" 10" Il '""'' '' ''"'
.a
VI. li'"'''' '''''
..-'aH i'i'- WV
latest '..'''''''
ALL Gnuld is taking the tar
.. -ft''' "' Wv '','' W '', ~ "
,,.ur-'' ''''' i''''''7
..t,.r,uru>a at Avenue House.
..,riur. to elect delegates to
HY.A &. Moore returned from
hi. s,utL.ru trim. = few
.,L in,,r,,.d in health
n.,r,l L~tahrnokS Is putting in
...J.rinu Ton new store, opposite
,.. I.unn~ block. Railroad street.
.l. ~ ,
""'' ~,
''''''
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= " w.t.
49, ,J,.. mar. tL,u , .ix-
...I, ,h,rk This y,.u th,.
,-h ,,. .l,nut th,. Sam.
Ee II !. Fuller VIII VIII supply
..., VI. l.. thmrh next Sabbath, Mr..
j. 70. u,,u- dissent at the Ernelal Con
.,ar, al EaItlm"lr. and the 'cntrn-
.Hm" lI'>'"'' '''"l'''" nom MS
.Ii"nu mp on Monday '""hil'% bel
un lot some TIME lie spent most
."r 'mi'' N"h ms "'"'''' Ill VAN
.a
~. L..,u that Col F,,J.,i,L
....t...,,,,u tL, Advent ChurcL
, .,h,pr uoo rourJ> There.
....,.t,,,. ,,,.n ma bell in that mart
..,...
J.l.,. Ross has returned tIom the
...l.yl and although "nrvrr 50
... nj, life i, after seeing the e<-
..... .,I ,l,iuL. il NAYS f,, all tL,.
.,n,..,, ami .tr,n.,h
.m>N'r T." "nI question last week
..' >riliuG ""l Il centennial tree, Il
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
North Danville.

MIR. VIM. j. Hopkins has Il boy nine
months old who is two feet two inches
high, and measures twcnty-four and
ome-tourth inches around the waist, and
ten and one half inches around the leg
below the knee. Weight ii lbs Can
Caledonia County beat this ? If it can
''trot him out
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
Serious Accident.

The construction train " hich i>at work
on the la>SIImpSic washout. ran against
Charles I.l nch, II section man. near the
Centre, this morning. 1t seems LAnch
was going over the road in Il hand-car
a> usual. before the morning trains, and
probably did not hear this train until it
MAS just upon him. lie iumpcd from
his ear and undertook to lift il of the
track. but the locomotive struck the
ear and that hit Lynch, knocking him
down the dump and against the fence,
tlIcturiny his skull slightly, breaking
one arm above the elbow. and blui>img
him severely. 1t is feared he may prove
to hr seriously hurt internally. Ma
blame i attached to any one. Lynch
WAS III the curve of the road where. the
old Fcnton Pottery stood. and could
not he seen 10y the engineer until lac
was close upon him. The engineer.
james I">lNn, is Il careful and expert
cnccd hand. did all he could to stop the
train. Had Lynch left his hand car tu
it, fate. he would have escaped injury
hut he SIM duty To his employers he
fore safety To himself.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
Fire Alarm.

I'm alarm of fire at I2:4J Tuesdny
WAS caused 10y the burning of fir bou.hs
which were placed about the reservoir
t" keep it from freezing in winter. AL
though persons were promptly on hand
and pitched the brush away from the
building. the building caught fire and
burned nearly through on the south
side. and fire got into the jut 50 that
holes had to he cut into it in which TO
pour water. The engines were prompt
~ on hand. and No. put out what fire
the pail brigade had left tor them. The
damage to the building was slight.
The inquiry naturally arises, what
WAS the origin ct the fire 1t is grncr-
ally attributed to thoughtlc~S boys. 1t
Is known however. that tw" Young fell
lows some Ii III II Years old, were there
about H. o'clock. and it is hardly prob
able that they sci the fire 10y accident.
The thing needs Investigations
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
PASSl MPSlt.

This quiet village has all at once he
come the terminus of the Railroad. and
all is hustle and confusion. The rapid
until ahout eleven o'clock. 4. NJ. Thurs
,lav the nth. when the railroad en-
bankment at the lower end of the vii
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
Aggregate

The attendance the first half of first
term WAS us :; second half Isl. First
il'IIi second term, 2I5: second half I:O
Ii" year closes June 2:}. with Gradual
ing exercises i'll the evening. The next
school year begins August %.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
SprriaI Nnfres.

PASSUMPSIC LODGE, No. ~ +. 4 A. NJ.
Regular communication Thursday eve on or be
fore the full of the Moon. J. f. TAYLOR, Sec.
HASWELL CHAPTER, NO. IL, X. A. NJ.
Regular communication. Friday before the
full of the moon. l. W. CUNNING HAM, Sec'y.
Pyles Dietetic Saleratus.- Universally nc
knowledged the best in use Each pound bears the
name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine without.
tJune20. 76.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
Jlrn -7hrrfiGrnirnfs.
TO Ladies of West Concord

Grand opening of summer Goods MAY -. IT and
q Am now i'll New York after goods and will
hay" the latest styl at the lowest cash prices
2"b .. NJ. Ia W Reno T.. W Concord.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19

I. Porter place on Main street. but
writings have not vet been made
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19

.yW We consider that our present
Governor. AsIhel Peck. has been and is
il model, and that he has in every way
houored the State. He has been criti-
cISed 10y fr" whlppcr- snapperS, sim
ply for adhering to the laws and con
stitutl"n and doing his manifest duty.
We can see no reason why Governor
Peck should not receive reelection. if
he will accept it.-St. Iibuns 1drer-
hser
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19

tofore. Two teams do all the carrying
OF baggage. express and mails. OBTAINING
the trains sometimes an hour and a-half,
with more teams the delay would not
be half as long.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19

"Ii1m Jones of Paddock village,
'''od hi- place To \. II. Stokes. some
'''''. taking Il life lease for him
'"' wife in consideration. Mr..
'h.dIrn did not like the arrange
.'.'Hd have lately been trying Ia
- IS they formerly were. The
d, that the matter has been re-
i" .nhitratInn. and that the de
5hHi Jones shall pay Stokes
w. and hc deed back the place.
N''I being without any mail
-' hu>dal and Friday. ON Sat
''i'\ Drew run Il six horse coach
'.'..'u. \. H.. taking over and re-
".'h u load of passengers. and
sung ."h thursdays Boston aud
'"'N mall. which had been taken
''' JunrIi"n back to Concord. and
'f ".'' the Is. G.. y VI. X. X. Thi.
."' hl>' mail from the south for
''.>- ed longer interruption than
'''"'mhei heretofore.
''-'- Estate Changes.
!. smith, Esq, has bough
'''uIn lrr>c"tt place on Summe
Fiir' about Sl.5m.
''hn " Batch h,. hannah, H.. u,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
st. Johnsbury Academy.

The catalogue for 1876 is ont. and i
very neat and tasteful in appcarauc..
win Il cat at the Academy and south
Hall III the front part. and a diagram of
the several floors of these BUILDINGS. in
the back part. The following is a sum
mary of the school.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19
Miles Pond.

The Rev. W. &. Robinson of WrSt
Concord will preach here. NEXT Sabbath
afternoon. at hlltpa>t two.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-19

Tank Leslies Illustrated, Harper's Week
~ and other popular Papers and Magazines can
he t"und at CHAS. +. ROBlNSON'S News and
stationery store. Avenue House, Eastern Avenue
25-g