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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
A Card.

To the People Of 81. .JohnSJ"ry aud Vicinity -
As result of impaired health of which Won are
all aware and the consequent inability to perform
the tedious drives incident to a country practice
have decided upon location in the city of Bn-tnn
And while would extend Ia my numerous patrons
and friends of your town and vicinity many thanks
for the patronage with which ! have been favored
during the many years of my stay among YOU l
would not omit to say as remove from you that
leave behind me my best wishes for the health
happiness and prosperity of you all and shall ever
cherish in my reecollections with feelings OF in
expressible gratitude those reasons of especial
blessings within the past year, which have demon
strated i'll such multitude of instances the
acceptance of that which il 80 generous
ly protiered us.-"Eye hath not seen nor ear
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Pyie's Dietetic >al"ratu>.- Universally ac
kn"wl lodged the best III us". Each pound hears the
name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine without
tIune2O. 16.
CATARRH cannot be- cured by snutiS washes
or local applications 1t is a weakness of the con
~tIiuil"n, developing itself in the nasal organs
irst. afterwards extending 10 the throat and lungs
ending generally i'll Consumption. if not checked
by proper remedies Pains i'll head back luins and
weakness OF kidneys are its attendant diseases
Nor" people have tatarrh than any other disease
II Is easily cured. Thousands of cases SOM. of
forty wears standing. have been entirely cured in
New Hampshire the past three, Years hv thu. Coi
summon" fGtIrrh R"m"iU. Certificates tn back
the ahrN'. and treatise. tatarTh in q b pa.r,
pamphlet sent free on application tu Littrti,li 4
Co. pr"prirtnrS Manchester Y H send mann,
On postal card and il will cost only a cent Price,
81 per bnttr. t20 sept ii
Forty years experience have tested tn, virtues
of DR.. WtSfdTS BdiSdm II Wih Ck,Iry and il is
now generally acknowledged to he tn, best remedy
rNtant for pulmonary and lung Diseases cmbrac-
M tn" whole range from slight cold to a settled
consumption. Were II not f"r it> merits II would
long since have died. and made II" sim ~ cts
and 81 bottle largc bottles much the cheaper
DO not defy Providence by nrglecting a chronic
cough OF cold. When the certain aniidnfc I" th,s,
dangerous cnmplaintS-HdLe'N HnHsU If Hnrehound
and Idr-l> obtained at every dru. store i'll Amrri-
Pixies T""thaChr Drops in one minute
II j. astonishing how littl. notice is taken of
an ordinary cold "r slight cough when So many
suffer from atarrh and Consumption which are
directly tracahl" I" thr>' causes. In our change
able climate. II" one should travel without being
provided with a remedy for sudden attacks OF this
kind Forest Tar Trnches il a very convenient
form of il. Prepared by th, Forest Tar Co. Port
land, Me. and sold by all druggists.
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lraMs.

At Danvillt Feb Il. Mr.. Barnet Hoyt aged II
In Sheffield Feb : of typhoid pneumonia Ru-
fus Clifford aged Il.
At Miles Pond. Feb. g. Myra Augusta, daughter
of Hubbard and Carrie \. Hastings aged months
OBITUARY
In West Concord Feb. II Gco. G. FRYE aged A
In very early life, Mr. Frye showed himself pos
s"sstd of certain noble traits of character which.
when rightly directed sure 10 give in
life. Possessing amablc. pleasant and genial
disposition, he naturally drew around him a larr,.
circle of friends; while in business talents very
few exc"llcd him. When quite a young man. he
received an appointment of Messenger {" the
House of Representatives where these native
ular For many wears he was Town Clerk of on
cord, where for accuracy and aptnrss in the trans
action of its business he showed remarkable abili-
~. For several years he associated in bust
ness with :. : Gould Esq. where he was also per
fcctly at home; and by being always aifahlr and
accommodating. customers delighted To trad, with
him. His health has been poor for several years
but possessing a large amount of vital energy h,
has =" hattled 18th his disease. To prolnnI hi.
life far beyond the expectation OF his most faithful
friends His suticrings during the last few months
have been grrat.-sune of the time very severe ;
hut he bore them with remarkable, patirncr and
resignation, ready and win. /" %. expressing a
desire To live only for the hncit his interesting
family, consisting of wifi. and three. children
upon whom this aifiiction falls very heavily
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Wheelock.

Wheelock.
Holmes Wiley was complained of last
week for selling liquor, suit WAS
brought. and he plead guilty to one
offence, was fined for the same and dis
charged. Selling rum orer the noun
tam has become a traffic.
The remains of Mrs. j. Dow, of Con-
way. \. H., formerly of this town, and
a sister to judge and Calvin Chase,
were brought To this place for inter
ment last week. The funeral services
were held in the church and attended
10y the Revs. Woodman and Winslow.
Mrs. Dow WAS one of six to form the
first church organization in Whcelock
Hollow. and has maintained Christian
character ever since; and exercised to
the last II living faith as shown by the
text of her own choice us found ,
was in attendance, showing with what
esteem and honor the deceased was
held in remembrance by her many
friends.
Ira Dow had Il nice two years old
colt ST. badly injured few days since,
as to render him nearly valueless.
Alex. Cars family have moved into
the house with Asa Leavit's family.
West Wheelock is getting notorious
for law suits. The matter of two hun
dred cedar posts difference between
Allen Caldwell and John Mitchell, has
occasioued another suit which bids fair
to be Il mammoth thing, and Il feeder for
lawyers for an indefinite period.
Old Mr.. French, who has been for so
long Il time confined to his bed on ac-
count of Il cancer in his stomach. died
last Sunday morning. Services were
holden at his late residence on Wcdncs-
day.
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Loren Kinney has leased his farm to
his son, Henry. who intends going into
the DAIRY business quite extensively,
starting with % cows this season.
new enterprise was started here
Saturday night kindling wood manu-
factory James Miles, proprietor. Miles
left his team in front of Ide's store
without hitchiug. for Il few minutes.
and thy unusual long whistling of the
accommodation train south, called him
out, when he found his sled made into
the finest kind of kindling wood. The
old mare had started for home and
crossed the track just in season to save
herself, and leave the sled. She made
good time toward home. Miles does
not intend to follow this business any
more Just at present-he is out of
''>tock," and it don't pay well any how.
The Golden Wedding of Deacon b.
=. Brown and wife, came off in good
shape Tuesday. The older part of the
company met in the afternoon, had Il
very pleasant visit, and then the couple
stood up and We're addressed by Rev.
\. W. Alger, who complimentcd them
very pleasantly on the unusual good
fortune they had been favored with,
etc, ending by kissing the bride Sev-
eral of the old neighbors made up il
purse and bought pair of gold bowed
Spectacles for each of the happy couple,
but before the time arrived, it was
learned that notwithstanding her great
age. Mrs. Brown had no use for them.
so one pair was exchanged for IL gold
eagle, and w. f. Peck presented them
with few remarks. Other presents to
the amount in all of over S:}S. were
made. An excellent supper. provided
10y the nelghbors. completed the after
noon entertainment. The young peo-
pie gathered in the evening, and had IL
general good time. Every body votes
it the best time of the season. The
Deacon WAS Il very early settler. and
hocd corn i'll the village when there
were only one OF two houses here.
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SprriaI Jluhrrs.

PASSUMPSIC LODGE, 80 q, r. A A. VI.
Regular communication Thursday eve ON or l.,
fore the full of he Moon. j. +. TAYLOR Seq.
HASWELL CHAPTER, No. II, X. 4. VI
Regular communications Friday on or before tn,
full of the moon. |. W. CI'NNINtiIIAM Scc'y
LYON kATHAIRoN prevents the Hair from fall
ing ont turning. gray. rrnrws its growth and
gives strength and Ni"ur. 1t Is delightfully."- per
fInrd, and makes splendid dressing. Ii is tn,
clcanrSt and most desirable Hair Tonic ever pro
ducrd. FUSED 10y I'll" elite Price only 10 cents
tAprlG ~
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znGH Wd State 5lrus.

,,u,url meeting at thu, south Church
evening.
C.il authnlitl meets at town hall
It lmr>da, tnr abatement of taxes.
''.''' ''''' INV '''N'' " WV '''''' =
h'airmh'l the temperance meeting
'"''\' he ladies are expected
'''' Is Vel ~ men,
u..>..n. I,I :; H.; ,I l.,
:.
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1nd NnddlchnrN churches. Rev.
.Il~t"" : Church accepts.
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s.,
'nu 10 in WuTs bIncL Mr. Si,s
t, formerly clerk in G. 4 Stor.r,s
>'ulr hut vL..u fla. haitian sail am,
'"',. D. Randall if left NJ, Si,s out nt
g. uo: 80 he starts IN -, his avn b,,k
",.'".' an" severe storm Nis'tr"
New England. Monday and Tues
.Dhlu. down trees and teIeor,nhs
.r b.- elm ON Boston Common was
.'Nn down 4 tree over two hundred
''~ DID,
-
m..., ,'''' i moving SLOWLY: Jerr!
.. gained Tor James How
..... "" h'iich street. at at rliie
a Little have horrht IL. Gao ,Id,i.l
con the av.nn. f,r - cnn
" Saturday a sleigh was unccrc-
"','I mnIoadcd of its single occu-
' i'"nt of the Athcn;rum, and
" IAN +" Fairbanks village
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N EW FIRM.

In" Subscribers have formed cnpartnershp for
I'll" purpose Of carrying the upholstery bust.
ness III all its branches and will h.. found next
building below the Express Office on Eastern
Avenue. where they solicit the patronage of the
public n. X. SWITSER,
W \. LITTLE.
81. JnhnshnrX Feb : LIZ IIa
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,. ,>I. l;i ,uI>o RuuN-Oprn from . A. VI.
'tI M. from . tot aud from : 1" : - T.. NJ.
..,-,d "Wednesday Evenings
.,ilfEl-uI,u TUESDAY and Friday
". ". IiIANEE, Librarian.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
East Concord.

Emery Smith >pIainrd his leg last
spring 10y jumping. 1t troubled him
some at the time, but got better 81 lac
worked through the summer. l'mt"r-
tunatcly he wrcnchcd il again in the
fore part of this winter. 50 he is now
suffering from it very much. and is in
danger of having il fever sore.
W. \. Durham is quite sick with dip
liberia. but we are i'll hopes he will lie
cover 50 aS To he in his store in Il few
days. }. b. Newman tends store ion
him while he is sick.
Parker Ball. of Sutton. is in town
looking tor Il chance to set up Il tin
shop. We hope he will conclude ia
stop here.
John Emery has been very low foI
two or three days, and may not he alive
when this notice is printed.
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-Vrm advertisements.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium,
brings business.
WOOD AND HAY for sale Enquire of
w JERRY DREW.
4 DESlEA BILE RESIDENCE at st. .Iuhn-burv
~ East Nillag" for sale inquir, ut
o. I. BROWN
lyme WATCHES REPAIRED and rated at
i HOWARD y ROWEIL'S
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Passumpsic Savings Bank,

The C"rporatOrs of the Passumpic Savings Bank
VIII have their annual meeting at the treasurer's
"iiIcr III 81 .JoLnsburS. on "Wednesday the 9Th day
81 haioh next at o'clock y. m for the election OF
officers for said Bank for the wear ensuing and
h" any other business proper at said meeting
immediately following trustees of said bank
vii hold their semi annual meeting for the election
II Treasurer and auditors also d" other business
III accordance with its charter and BY laws
L. NJ HOWARD Socy
81. Juhnsbury. Feb : I-76 u.I2
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but thine. oh Lord he done. and | am
satistied-exhibiting all that happy
reconciliation. which strong faith in
the Saviour can give. He was one. who
was of the fourth generation. having
lived III town nearly one-fnuIth of Il
century until quite recently he has
lived ut his sons residence, East Hard
wick, where he died. He leaves an
aged companion and three SONS.
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sity. and enjoy the mountain scenery,
The next morning "wednesday two
pedestrians started out to find the lost
train. Some two miles below the Notch.
near the Wiley brook trestle. they
found where the train had been. 4 biz
snow pillow WAS pitched over the dump.
and another pillow and one locomotive
were disabled in endeavoring to push
through the heavy snow now thorough.
~ packed III upon the track.
1t seems that the Tuesday morning
train from Portland reached the Wiley
brook, where they pushed their snow
pillow (Which weighs about ID tonS) of
the track. They then returned to North
Conway and procured another pillow.
and with two locomotives undertook to
drive through the snow. But they
might lis well have huttcd against Mt
W Hard. They broke up their m;ichin-
cry and left Il mark in the snow drift
The SNOW and ice will have To Ice picked
out from the track and without def
mite knowledge. ii is unwiSc +" say
when that will he accomplished. 1t
may have been done already. but prob
ably not.
There are probably not Il few people
who have already made the remark. Il
told You 50" Let it he remembered.
however. that this road has run through
the White Mountains up to the middle
of February without any delay. Also
that this was the worst storm for many
Years. Another season these vcXatious
delays will he obviated and with IL
telegraph line through the Mountains.
this road will he us sure of making con-
nectlOnS as amy mountain road in New
England.
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were still at the Fabyan waiting for the
raising of the blockade in the Notch.
The village trustees returned from
their western trip last week. They
went as far as OgdenShurg. and ex-
anInrd very thoroughly the water
works of that city, which has in the last
ten Years, used two or three different
kinds OF pumping machinery, but is
now using the Flanders pump. McSSrs.
sylvester and Buzzcll also examined
the pumping machinery at Burlington,
and SAW what the Flanders pump
would ii" at home. in Ncrgennes. On
tn" whole, they seem to be f;lvorahly
impressed with it,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
Norrisville.

NOrrlSVllle.
\. b. Norris shop is doing II good
business i'll Sp"olS and hobbins. en-
ploying 10 hands. and having the most
orders ahead they have had for Il year
and a-half.
Nothing has been done in the MANN
tactuie of pulp, as vet. Mr.. Bancroft
was in the place last week. and it is
expected will soon put i'll the necessary
machinery.
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Danville.

Danville.
Mr.. George Page has bought of c. F..
Weeks, his house situated near the
Stone blacksmith shop, and will take
possession Immediately. Price Sl25.
Mr.. William Ames. who has been oc-
cupying this place during the winter,
will move into w. ii. Preston'S house.
The Danville Graded School closed
last week Friday. one week earlier than
WAS intended. on account of the preva-
lcmce of cankcr-rash. This was great
disappointment to teacher and scholars.
as arrangements had been made to close
this week with public exercises and en-
aminationS. But it was thought best
by the committee and others, aS the
canker-raSh was prevailing in the vii
lage. although in Il light form. that the
school he closed to prevent its spread.
The school under the management OF
Mr. y. c. b. Haviland has been IL sue
cess.
Mr.. John Gould started for Rome. n
Y. again this week Wednesday. This
is the third time he has been to b,
treated for cancers. The one his liz
was supposed to Ice cured. but they are
making their appearance i'll other local
tiles His daughter. Mrs. b. F. Havi-
land. accompanies him.
A special school meeting is called in
district No. 26 (at the Greene) to meet
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18

Cast"ria is perfect substitute for Castor Oil
without any objections, for it is pleasant t" take
and does not nau~eate or gripe. For C"stivrn,sS
Al any are. but especially for Wind Collie. sour
stomach Worms and the Disordrred Bowels OF
Children, it is the most effective remedy in eN-
is;ance. 1t is harmless. it is reliable and il is
cheap.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
PasSunpSic.

PasSumpslc.
MI. Joseph Cummings. the veteran
barn builder. met with quite AN acct
dent on the ninth inst. While return
ing from the p"st"tfice with his little
grandson. his holSe. which is a very
spirited one became frightened near
Mr.. Br"ckway'>. and threw Mr.. Cum
mings against the fence, cutting several
gaSheS Oh his head and otherwise in
juring him. He has been hurt by the
same horse before.
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:. aohnsburn Galedonian.
,,r, Vt. Friday. Feb. 49, 1876.
ro.r Once Tim" Table

-r En-ton. 30 a. m.-':3n p III.
York clry and Wr ,,r ,, 10 il, ,lno IN,
30 .,,rn 400 u. III. Southern and
Urn T. m.-i.i3 p M
N'-'' .".,,, = ,.M I'm.
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Telegraph Offices.

.-lrf.~ I>IuN and VT. INTERNATIONAL TEL
.tl.H COMPANY. Offices i'll the Post Office
H street and IN the Passenger Depot
.., hours from : \. NJ. Ia . l.. VI. Night
.-,.t-,.- II half rates.
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Stuck IN the Notch.


The very singular storm at last week
on Friday. made bad work for the Port
land train through the mountains. The
snow WAS coarse and round. and run
down the side of the mountain like shot.
covering the track and stopping the
westward bound train. Very soon after
the train stopped, the SNOW had run
down and accumulated about the engine
as high aS the boiler. and it could not
stir either way. \ messenger went back
to BemS>. where Il team was procured
and driven to North Conway. Here
two locomotives were procured. and
men with shoVelS, and between two and
three o'clock in the morning. the train
reached the Fabvan. and got into st.
J"hmShury early i'll the day Saturday.
SEVERE BLOCKADE.
But the storm of Friday was only
foretaste of the storm and severe block
ade of Monday and Tuesday of this
week. A prolonged storm of snow and
slcct. followed 10y rain, completely COW
cred and iced the rails. so that it was
almost impossible to draw Il light train
up grade. The train from this place
for Johnson. Monday night. went only
part way to Danville. before it had to
return for another engine. The mixed
train from Lunenhurg Tuesday msrn-
ing. could not get up the grade in Con
cord, aud backed down to its starting
place. where il waited for the eastward
bound train from this place. That morn
inc there was an excursion of some
thirty business and prominent men from
Burlington. bound for Portland. They
reached this place on time, and Will,
the help of two locomotives the train
: went through to the Connecticut river,
reaching Fabyan'S on time. This is the
place to dine. and also to meet the train
from cortland. Dinner was eaten. but
uo train came. There being no tele-
graph through the mountains, nothing
could he heard from it. Towards night
a man drove up to the Crawford i'll a
| sleigh, and from his report. 1t was evil
dent no train could get through the
Notch that night. SO the Burlington
= DELEGATION settled down at the Fabyan
, determined to make IL virtue OF neces-
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Personal.

DIR. Mil"G. lIoughton. for many years
homeopathic physician in this place,
has located i'll Boston. and although he,
does not expect To take his family away
Tor the present. they will probably
follow him in the SUMMER az fall The
Doctors health has m;ru, some change.
Imperative. and while 50 many of our
people regret the c;lu>, which takes the
Doctor and his family from u~-and
now more than ever before THEN best
wishes for his health and happiness will
follow him and his.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Howard left this
moIniu" fuI California; They 90 direct
To Chicago, where they expect to spend
the Sabbath, and leaving that city
Monday morning. hope to reach their
brothers home in Oakland. Saturday
evening. They expect to be gone about
four months. y pleasant journey and
Il safe return, say we all of us.
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Prices Will be Found Lower
DISSOLUTION!

The hfm OF SWlTSER 4 EASTMAN is dis
solved by mutual cun>.nt-Mr. Eastman retiring
y. IA S"Its'I will settle the accounts of the late
firm.
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The GOSPEL Meetings.

The religious meetings held in this
place last week. under the direction of
several lalmen sent by the committee
of the Y. VI. {. A., We're of growing in
terc>t and increasing attendance to the
very last. The meetings on the Sab
bath were especially earnest and mov-
ing. There was not room for the people
VIII" wished to hear. and after filling
every available spot in the church.
many Went away for Lack of standing
room. The impression left upon the
community is reviving and hopeful.
Christians are ut work. and sinners are
anxious. The meetings were led 10y
Mc>Sr>. DUMMY, Hudson and Paridis.
aided 10y local clerical and lay helpers.
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Lyndon Literary Institute
LYNDON CENTRE, VT.

Spring Term opens March :, l-1G First class
school Full Board of instruction. Classical
Scientific and ladies Course OF Study, Library
and Reading Room free (" Students send for al
alogn-- Address l. W. SANBORN Sec'y and
Treas, Lyndonville. Vt I2Iy
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at the Academy, Tuesday evening, Feb.
-, to see if they will vote to have II
term of school this spring.
Services ut the Methodist church next
Sabbath in the forenoon. us Mr. Wheeler
accompanies the Presiding Elder to
West Danvile. to hold Quarterly meet
ing exercises in the afternoon.
The funeral services of &. b. Farrell,
near this village last week, were at
tended by Il large number of people.
The exercises were conducted by Rev.
A. NJ. Wheeler. and we've very impress
sive. Nothing has been heard here us
yet from his friends.
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MCIudOe'S

The ladies comprising the sewing so
cicty at Mclnd"c'S Falls. held their
''Ccnt"nuial Supper" ON Thursday eve
ming. Feb. 10Th. at the Academy hall.
The varied costumes OF the principal
actors in the drama 80 mctamnrp ho>cd
the individuals wearing thcm that THEN
nciglhol> hardly recognized them. On
the whole the supper in all its appoint
mclt> Wa> tine the evening pleasant
and enjoy able, and the singing 10y the
children excellent and interesting. The
receipts were upwards of 80.
John GiItilhn. Esq. has sold his farm
on the hill in the westerly part of the
town. /" one Phelps. Consideration
said 1" lrc 1000 Possession given on
"r before April lst. Mr.. Gillian pro
poses To move to Mclndoe's. and live in
the house with his sun-im- law. F. II.
Colby.
Herbert Nelson. who contracted tu
haul and load the lumber manfact urcd
here last season. has closed his contract
to the satisfaction of the Mclndoc'>
Lumhrr Co.. and report SAYS he has
purchased the meat market of Jacob
W nItlIrm. Esq. OF New bury street. and
prnp">c> t" try his hand at the ncat
business there.