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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08
lraMs.

At Danville Dec . Mrs Annette. wife of MI.
Henry Stevens, aged II Years
At West Burke, Dee. }, Mrs Abigail aged -.
wife of the late Dean Whituck OF Sutton
At Waterford Dec >, Mr.. Luther Green aged
- years
AT Chicago Nov. 10. Lucretia =, aged A years
wife of A L. Brown, and daughter of stephen and
Almira Powers of Lnenburg Her remains were
brought 10 Lunenburg for burial.
At Victory, Dee. 4. Harriet y. Morse wife of
Salmon Buckminster. aged 80 years.
At Peotone Ill, Nov. % Bartholomew GiIkerson
formerly of Barnet, aged ~ years.
At Albany. Nov. Is. .Jahe1 Pave AGED 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08
The Temperance Union

The fourth regular meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
was holden in the vestry of the North
church, Monday afternoon. The at
tendance was good and an increasing
interest shown in temperance work.
he expectancy of being. for the pres
ent' an auxiliary to the State Union
was considered and will he decided
upon at the meeting next Monday after
noon, 1T three o'clock, in the North
church vestry, and it is hoped that
each member of the Union will make
special effort to he present.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08
Harraqrs.

Marriages ami DcathS inserted free.
ObifUdries. sir cents line.
At 81. J"hnsbury, Dec 9Th. by Rev Edward T.
Fairbanks, MI Hrman :. Steady and Miss Mary
\. Carr of ST. J"hnsbury.
At Danville, Nov. 70. by Rev. \ NJ Wheeler.
MIR Gardner l.. Heath of Plainfeld and Miss
Martha C. Willis of Mar-htirld
AT Sheffield, Dec 9th by Rev Jonathan Wood
man, MI. William Clement of Danvilie and Mrs.
Martha l. Dean of Sutton.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08
Temple Quartet.

This celebrated company of vocali>tS
will give Il concert at the town hall
M"nda! evening next. This quartet
needs no introduction To il 81. johns
bury audience. they having given some
OF the best concerts ever heard in this
place. The quartet Is accompanied 10y
Miss Abby Clark. contralto >oI"i>t, an
artist new to this place. The concert
is given under the auspices of the Young
Mems Church Guild an association
formed i'll the Episcopal church in this
place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08

Children cry for CastOria. IL il ss pleasant
I" Ike as honey, and is absolutely harmless II is
sur" L" rNprl worms cure wind collie regulate, thu,
stomach and bowels and overcome irIitahility
caused by rash or cutting teeth 1t ~ a perfect
substitute" for castor oil, and for costivrn-ss in
tive and reliable
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08
Telegraph Offices.

IS ESTFRN UNIoN and Vt. INrEKNATIuNAL TEL.
r'.tNrII COMPANY. Offices III the Post Office
Main street and in the Passenger Depot
Office hours from : \. NJ. to- NJ Night
messages at half rates.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08
Arbitration Revoked.

The MesSrs. Hogan have revoked
their arbitration with the Lamoillc
Valley Railroad Company, before the
referees gave their decision, and 50 the
case stands us it was. 1t will be re-
mcmbered that these men, former con
tractors for the completion of the road
west, left out their matter of difference
with the Railroad Company to Hons.
W. II. H. Bingham of Stowe, and ;. ;.
Thompson of Lyndonville. There was
a long hearing in this place. early i'll
November, with arguments by two
LAWYERS on each side but before the
referees had made their decision. the
Messrs. Hogan backed out of the ar
ranrement. We understand that 1t Is
the law of arbitration that either party
can back out before Il decision Is made,
10y rendering the costs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08
CRANKY.

Parties giving their names as Jake
and 6. W. Williams, were arrested at
the hotel i'll West Concord, Tuesday.
Nov. 81, and brought before Justice c..
W. Shores of this place, and plead
guilty to the charge of breaking the
peace the night previous, by shouting
to and insulting families along the road.
They were fined three dollars and costs
amounting to some SIS.
w. NJ. Shores, of the firm of +. =. &
W. VI. Shores, has sold his interest in
the saw mill to his brother. Ethan =.
Shores. and with the new Lane water
wheel just put in, the mill will do near
~ double its former amount of work.
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Vrm Embellishments.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
OFFICE AND TENEMENT To RENT.
" 2itf THOS. WARD.
lyme WATCHES REPAIRED and rated at
Il HOWARDN ROWELL'S
tNOR SALE-A splendid lot of White Chester
L Pigs to weeks old. Ia JERRY DREW
NOlNG TO HAVE AN AUCTION Then yet
- yonr posters and advertising done at the Cal
EDONIAN OFFICE.
LOUND-The place To get your job Printing
done-at the CALIFORNIAN OFFICE
u uLED LETTER HEADS and Note Heads al
4 the CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
( nRCULARS for Church Festivals printed at
- reduced rates at the CALIFORNIAN OFFICE
II RESSMAKING-Lad wishing dressmaking
done at home, please address Box 63s. st
'ohhsbury. So
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08

The latest, greatest, and most reliable remedy
ever put together by medical science for rh-uma
tSm, wounds swrllings, burns. clk-d breast Sc
j. the trntaur lInim"nt. There are two kinds
What the White Linimrnt Is for the human family
the yellow Centaur linimrnt Is for sIavin,i
Lame and strained horses and animals.
dee. ii
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08

s. WI EFNpGNG-E OOM.-Oprn from \. VI.
.. - VI. frnm = Il and from To II T.. NJ.
.r,,d Wednesday Evenings
,llERY-Oprn Tuesday and Friday.
W. W. TllANEE Librarian.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08
North Danville.

The usual Thanks giving services were
attended ut the Free Baptist church.
Quite Il good many came in late. " hich
the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Millikcn noticed.
and thought it Il little unusual. But it
WAS accounted for when he returned
with his family To the parsonage. ~
they were met at the door hl one of the
draconS who WAS acting aS usher. Be
ing invited t" walk in. they We're NOT a
little surprised tn find in the quiet nome
they had left only AN hour prey iuu>. Il
large company of intrudcr>. holding
each Il basket or pail in hand. ready T."
leave. which they did at once On
looking around. Mrs. MllIkcn found
that her silver and china cupboard had
been searched. and more than this. they
found III the diuing-ro"m the table err
tended and beautifully spread with the
poultry, plum puddingS, pies aud
cakes, and other good things. too nrl-
mcrouS to mention. We should have
said that before leaving. these violatcr>
of the peace had the ludacitN To SAY To
the poor minister and his family. that
they hoped they would sit down and
help themselves. which they chccrtullN
consented to do. believing that Nv hat
could not he cured, must he endured"
We hope if they should he called to
pass through another similar scene they
will he able to survive it. Aud We
have no doubt but that they would.
Our district school commences this
week. Is to he taught 10y Miss Minnie
Dole, who taught in the summer. to the
satisfaction of all.
Mrs. Jacob Narnum is still confined
to the house from injuries received 10y
being thrown from her carriage last
August.
Mr.. Geo. Wells has Just moved into
his new Grove Cottage house. We
congratulate him on his new home. Near
enough to the village foi children. shell
tered both from the searching sun of
summer, and the searching blasts of
winter.
We learn that Rcy. Mr.. Millken is to
have his annual donation on the aftei-
noon and evening of Wednesday. 18th
inst.
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East Hardwick.

East Hardwick.
p. 5. Paine of East Hardwick, has
half blood jersey COW from which he
made Ii pounds and 10 OUNCES of butter
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08
Sutton.

Sutton.
The Steam Mill Company in the north
pant OF the town, are making prepare
lions for extensive numbering this VIII
ter. having let the drawing of twelve
hundred thousand. and they intend to
work Il large number of their own
teams. and hope To get in two or more
millions of lumber
The singing school is prospecting finely
under the thorough instruction of Mr..
Hart. \ large number attend and make
good proglc>s.
Thomas Farrell has moved into the
new depot at Clnrk's Crossing. and is
To run the depot for rent and wood tnr
his family, and for pass to West
Burke and return every day, where he
works at his trade.
The remains of Rev. Jonathan Wood
mans wife. who died at Sheffield last
week. were brought to this town for
burial. Elder Wuodman was formerly
pastor of the church here. where he
preached between twenty and thirty
Years. ard barred his first wife. They
al' both hnIicd ON the spot of ground
mean where Elder John CulhN'S meeting
house once stood. at the cemetery.
We think Mr.. William Rugglcs will
tax" the palm on large porkcrs in this
place for this year, Us he has dressed
one that weighed so pounds. Who
beats this
Some of our citizens are complaining
of their water stopping ut their balnS
and houses. and unless we have heavy
thaws the coming winter, water will hc
Il scarce article here for stock. There
has been II" rain t" fill up the springs
and SwampS since the first of the sum-
mcr, and streams are very low.
There are seven ministers buried in
the cemetery ut this village. and all of
them belonged to the Free Will Baptist
denomination Amos Beckwith, Daniel
Chappell. Thomas jackson, David
Cross. Mark Hill, l.. +. Harris, George
King.
Mrs. Dean Whitlock, who died at
West Burke on Sunday, WAS brought
here and buried beside her husband and
child. who died here some years since
Mrs. Whitlock has been living in the
West for some years past. and came
here the past summer to visit friends
to return, but consumption
has done its work and she has gone. -
( he other shore
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Personal.

Miss Emma j. Page, daughter of
California Monday morning, where she
expects to unite her hand and fortune
with Geo. Hall, son of Selma Hall of
Passumpsic. Mr.. Hall has been in
California some seven Years, and Is
manager of Il large lumber concern. He
came on for his bride the past season,
but she could not well go back with
him then. 50 she now takes the journey
alone.
Judge Asa l.. French, who has been
tcnnial. is out again, though not fully
recovered
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08
Victory.

siSIoiy.
Morse Lund has returned to his farm
here. after il residence of about two
for the purpose of taking care of Il dis
tant relative during life, but said rela-
tive finding the care too much on the
other hand, concluded to ''go it alone"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08
PORTLAND \ o=densburg II. IL. Trains.

~. J-ul-Lravcs Boston 40 a. IN. Portland
ra. iah,aus 800 y. m Lunenburg 4: ~
-. ...... .ri -. Miles Pond j:O5 North Con
-.4 West Concord. BIB, f.. st. bloomsbury.
81 ..uu-hury. j.I5. Danvillc G.I6 Walden
81. ,..,. u~Iur" ..n3. East lIardwick 1.l2 Hard
-.-. .rlsl,~ AT johnson -:l5
ill.,. ...-LrINt.- Luncnburg 200 a. m +
.,...- 10 Miles Pond 40, North uncurd 7:4}
-, ..4....d &. =. +. It. luhnSbury s:13 arrive st
..... 49, Leaves st. J"hnshury al 9:I5a m
900 Walden lO:I2. East Hartlwick IL. IL
30 % .ftI-nn At LOO.
l.- 'I.un does not run Mondays west of
, .u-.4l'.
"ufNG EAST.
d.. |r.-lcav,.~ johnson at 6:2j a M Hard
-.t .t~t IIardwIck - Greensboro 1:3-.
.......-.| piuVIllr -:2i. arrives at -. Johns
leaves II. bloomsbury glO a. m. T.
,. .s.-..r. 81 West Concord g::}2 y Concord
q. .- I'aId 80. + Concord 9:59 Lunrmhur.
.. ......i. 20 arriving at Portland 40 and
D.. ...-.u .nt N"rth Conway at $50 p. III.
u l.,..-It:Ivc~ Johnson at 2.Bl u. M
.....t.. i.r 70. III. f.. Hard wick I:32 Greensboro
a. .N,u - DanvIlr ar 600. w 6:l7 ar. at ~
-.... 90 "a leaves II. Iuhn>burv. 300 D. III
....-. .rr.-hurl. 81. West Concord .i}J North
..t 600 Miles Pond i:U1 East Concord IL
.....- .. Hu,nhurg Al i.3;i.
. rr,u d",.~ not run Mondays and Sat
.. rs .,.-r aI II .Iuhn~hurN.
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St. Johnsbury East,

There will he an oyster supper at the
Congregational vc>try. for the benefit
OF the church. next Tuesday evening
EVcIyh"dy is invited.
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Small PoX.

A> will he seen 10y card published
elScW here. Mr. Clifford is t" open his
gallery ON Monday. Mrs. Clifford hav-
ing recovered, and all danger from the
disease there having passed.
We regret To say. however. that it is
reported ON the street that the Chuhb
baby H. months old has the disease.
which has developed itself within the
past II hours. 1t is also reported. that
tie child has not been successfully vac
ciuatcd. which seems to us an eyre giou>
hlunder on the part of somehndy. 1t
would seem that of all places in town.
the inmates of this house should have
been Thoroughly Naccinnatcd as soon aS
the disease was known to he there. and
that it should have been followed up
until il "toOk.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08
Illness of Governor Fairbanks.

Ih" Illness which Frustrated Gov.
Horace Fairbanks at Montpelier. a week
before the close of the session. has
proved very serious matter. The
trouble began with IL severe throat cpl
dcmir, affecting the muscles of the
throat in such Il manner as to nearly
cause Stlangulation. His arduous labors
the last days, and especially the last
night Of the session. undoubtedly az
gravatcd the trouble, and the last of
the week his case was extremely
critical. The best medical aid from the
cities WAS summoned, and on Monday
the crisis seemed to he passed. IeSter-
day he seemed much more comfortable.
with the disease 50 much abatcd as to
warrant the hope of Il complete though
somewhat Sow restoration To his usual
health. This marked improvement will
III Il measure relieve the minds of the
large circle of his friends. whose snlici-
tudc for his welfare has been deep and
heartfelt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08
Waterford

Waterford
The farm formerly owned by the late
Norman Stoddard, has been sold at
auction to Mr.. Joseph Morrison, for
S25OO.
Mr.. Willard Woods has lately lost an
ON by disease supposed to be the
black murricn.
Mr.. Luther Green died at his sons
residence on Saturday the ID. at 50
Years. He had lived on the place
where he died for 60 years. He has
been confined to his home for several
years, but many of our readers will
recollect him as frequently upon our
streets III years gone by.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08
Hair Work..

The subscriber is prepared to do hair work in
the most fashionable style, switches. puffs and
curls specially. Residence on Caledonia Street,
st. Johnsbury.
$40 lucinda REIIEVEAU
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from one weeks cream in December
She is not for sale.
McIndoe's.


The public reading Oh Saturday eve.
of last week. proved il financial failure
from the lack of an audience Evident
ly the citizens of McIndoe's do not ap-
preciate literary efforts.
James Z. Hatch, jewellcr, has remOv
ed his shop from its first location to
Geo. Ii. Frcnch'S store, and now has
ample space to receive his patrons.
The stories which Dame Rumor' has
heretofore circulated in relation to the
financial affairs of h. G.. Beattie seem
likely To prove true this time. His
personal property, including hay, grain,
etc. we understand, are advertised to
he sold soon. Verify the ..mourners go
about the Streets"
On Monday about three O'Clock p. NJ.
as X. f. Peabody's mill was being start
ed up after some repairs were made,
the pulley which runs the shore ma
chine, burst with IL fearful noise. and
one of the employees -Thos. Murray
waS hit i'll the abdomen and on the right
arm and just above the right eye by
fragments of the pulley. He was ren
dered SenselcsS for some time, but finally
was restored to consciousness, and now
suffers from severe bruises.
The Sabbath school connected with
the Congregational church here antici-
pating that the index on the dial of
time would ere long point to duties to
he discharged in 1877 -reorganized the
j.
same by an election of officers to take
effect on the first Sabbath of the New
Year. Entire unanimity appeared to
prevail.
The winter term of the district school
commenced on Monday of this week.
with Mrs. Geo. ID. Dimmick. teacher.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08
Funeral.

unereal.
The m"urncr> at the funerals held AT
lawyer smiths office Tuesday and
"Wednesday. were quite numerous. The
liabilities of :. :. Gould foot we arr.
told about S-O.OOO. some 81. 900 of
paper with his name on it being in the.
First National Bank of this place. He
offers to settle 10y giving ten cents on
the dollar. and an adjourned meeting
of the creditors for the consideration of
the offer and for the appointment of
the assignee. will he held next Mon
day. Woodbury. X Russell, with less
liabilities will offer 30 cents. Geo. l.
Higgins WAS chosen assignee, and the
offer t" compromise is yet to be con-
Sidrred.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08
Caledonia Court. Dec. Term, 1875.

Hon. JoNA: Ross, Presiding Judge.
Hon. {. /. \. HUMPHREY
Hon. VI. X. GREY, ASS Judges
y. +. Rankin. Clerk.
w. ii. Preston, Sheriff.
Henry {. Idle, States Attorney.
Elisha May, Court Auditor.
LIST OF PETIT JURORS,
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Theft.

a man named Calbeck, left by mis-
take, his wallet with $40 in money ON
the counter of c. j. Houghton's iewrlrv
store. Wednesday evening. He soon
missed it, and returning to the store.
made his loss known. Mr. Houghton
ut once went to work to help him find
his money. He remembered who was
III the store at the time, and with the
aid of the sheriff, Henry Shaw and VIM.
Warner-two Young men of the TOWN
were arrested. They Stoutly denied
the charge, and search discovered
nothing. They were taken to Jail and
locked up separately. Before nine
o'clock, Shaw owned up, and took the
sheriff to CdiedOnidn block, where he
found his share of the money Just where
he had thrown it while he WAS being
taken To the States Attorneys office for
examination. On learning that the
game was up, Warner also took his
keeper To the little area by the cate
donian office, where they found his
share OF the plumber. just where he
threw 1t. 1t seems they stole two new
diaries from Houghton's store. and
dividing the money. each took Il diary
and threw the old wallet away. Their
examination has not been had.
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Peachan.

The winter term of the Academy has
commenced with an unusually large
number of students for winter term.
MIR. George Bigelow and wife cele-
biatcd the tenth anniversary of their
marriage at their home on Friday eve
nln%. December LIST. Neighbors and
friends assembled i'll goodly numbers
and left many pleasant reminders of
regard.
y donation for the benefit of Rev. 4.
Il. Kelley. will he had ut the parson-
age. on the afternoon and evening of
Wednesday. Dee 10.
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Barnet.

Barnet.
Skating on Stevens brook has been
good. and the Young folks have i'm
proved it.
Miss Alvord and Miss Renfrcw began
the winter term of the village schools
Monday. with about 10 scholars.
At Mrs. Tilden's auction Saturday.
year-oldS sold for from so to 80
per head: ycarlimgs ut SlI.5o. and
calves ut - per head.
Henry Wilson. the we'll known nun
mrI for Cross X Bradley. has bought of
VIM. G""dwillic the farm in Copcm-
hagen. known as the Tidcn farm. pay
ing S3,5O0, and having about - tons of
hay.
The Young Peoples Union will have
IL candy pull at the school house hail
next Tuesday evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08

... " ''''m Of Geo. W. Carr, 2d, ran
. ' =. Johnshury House. the
... .' .nd striking the sidewalk in
" :. Higgins store, broke of
.''I'' post IN front of the build
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08

\. '..' VII Ice an adjourned sale of
.. o. IIoI,'~ fam and some articles
',..I property, next Saturday. at
=. "N. sale positive. See posters
particulars.
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ne clear profits of the Catholic
festival last Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, were SI35. Mr.. Cokeley de
','ered fine Lecture; subject, "The
day we celebrate = and Mr.. Wynou
entertained the assemblies with sours
me festivals were much enjoyed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08

y citizen of this place. visited fin.
KEY. +. ID. Hopkins last week. and he
reports him as nearly recovered in
health, and rs expressing determine
non to return home at an early J,y
amt he Is so expected soon. He. prom
Isrs some revelations when h, comes
but of those the community will know
more hNe-andbye. He is vet at his
brothcr-inlaw's :, at Hereford. Canada.
The Aqmeduct Company have nut
down almost three miles of new six
inch pipe, and two-thir,ls of a mile of
new thrcr-inch water pipe. this fall.
The siN-inch pipe extends from the
Pa>SumpSic river to James Works. and
the thnee-inch, from there to the springs.
The four thousand feet of six pine
from Mr.. W"rkS's to Stilcs's pond. will
not he put down until spring. Stiles's
pond Is Ia feet higher than the Com
panN : reservoir west of Summer street.
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ing The horses then ran home with
out dong much further damage

-N' the town meeting on Monday
Edward P. Allen, moderator !, rr,'
'o'cd TO raise 100 cents on the dollar +,
pa! current expenses. This is the sam.
''N hS last year. The article in the
warning in regard to consolid,tinc
Sch""I districts, was dismissed. There
were ABOUT twenty men present.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08

Persistent Advertising in the right me
brings business
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-12
FOR RENT.

rINHE FIRE-PR00F ROOM CORNER OF
i Buel and Clark streets, in rear of the
Corner Saloon.
house containing two rooms, on Buel
street, below Clark. Inquire of
dp1 GEO. THACHER 4 co.