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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-14
A Card.

The undersigned in behalf OF the people of st.
Johnsbury Centre, wish To express their heart felt
thanks and gratitude Ia the citizens OF st. Johns
bury. who. 81 kindly rendered such valuable
sistance at the time of the disastrous fire. Espe-
cially would We thank the fire department for their
prompt RESPONSE 10 the call and the untiring per
severance with which they worked Ia stay the con
migration. Also the Messrs. Fairbanks for the
b"untiful supply OF provisions sent I" the desti
tut- and HOMELESS. We would also thank those
who have 80 kindly and freely contributed To the
needy, household goods and clothing.
JOHN BACON. +. +. HARTMAN
Ira ARLINGTON BE.TMAN BUTLHR
T.. II STONE HENRY KELLY.
John HARRIS.
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Lunenburgh.

\ man who gave his name Us pro-
ir>>"r Clark i'll one place. and Joseph
+. kcrt in another. and who is a stout
built. smooth faced foreigner of some
kind. and something of a musician, has
been doing our people, 10y selling
goods which he does not deliver. He
represented himself rs agent for Shorey
y Bailey of 81. John>hury. but this
firm never employed him. He is evil
IDENTITY an imp">ter. and people should
he on their guard
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Warriagrs.

70 Marriages and Deaths inserted free
obituaries, sir cents Il line.
At Danvlle July . by II : Cook ESD Mr.
William Bean and Mrs. Calista NJ. Goss both of
Wheelock.
At Oshkosh. Wis. June 81. at the residence of
the brides father, by Rev. j. W. Cahart, Mr.. ii. W
Benson and Miss Belle NJ. Ostrand-r formerly of
this ulacr
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Information Wanted.

Information wanted Of Duncan Mckay son of
Edward Mckay, native of Islsy. Scotland. last
heard Of in Caledonia County. state of Vermont
my information Of the said party will be thank
fully received by SAMUEL MCMILLAN care of
George smith, Township Clerk, Beaverton =. o..
Province of Ontario Canada 33-4
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Personal

Personal.
The graduating exercises of tbc U;o,,
school class at Dover, n. H., are highly
spoken OF in the local papers. and mauv
OF our readers will he Interested il, ,l,,
'a'' "ecanse 1t Is the first class of six
'eeh' graduated since Mr.. Edward ID
Mason,- formerly of Passumpsic.
been principal.
AT the anniversary of the theological
school connected with Bates College.
Lewiston, Maine, Thomas Spooner. Jr..
OF tins place had an Grafton ON the
scientific Objections to the value of
Prayer which is highly spoken of bv
the press OF that city. Mr.. Spooner is
IA member of the Middle class IN that
Seminary.
MIR. Harvey Young, the artist former
~ OF this place, has left New York for
California, where he expects to remain
until fall, and then go to Europe to ad-
vance himself in his profession. The
art critics of the New York press speak
fiatteringly of Mr.. Young's late works,
four OF his large paintings having Just
been sold i'll that city.
Geo. \. Hawkins of this place, now
sewing machine agent, WAS five wears
III Thomas Clusters Company of the
regular cavalry massacred by the In
dlans. of which account is given on the
first page. He lett the service as order
~ sergeant of that company, with IL
recommendation from Phil Sheridan
across his discharge papers Thomas
Custer with his company shared the
fate of his rash brother. the General.
I. o.o.F.
AT a regular meeting OF Caledonia
Lodge, No. ii. held Monday evening.
July 10. the following officers were i'll
stalled for the current term:
e. X. Green. y. C.: W. =. Chaff,e.
'. g.; ii. {. Kinney. Sec; l. II. Frost
Treas; IL. +. Randall, w; l.. Gaskiu.
c.; X. Harlow, o. g.; C.. IL. Kent. |.
g.: b. F. Brown, X. ). y. c.; A. Liv-
ingston, l.. :. y. g.; C.. Cunlcy. l.. :.
'. g.: VI. Robinson. X. :. $: II. Dan
forth, l.. ). ;.
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The latest, greatest, and most reliable remrdv
ever put together by medical science t"T rhruma
tIsm. wounds swelling- burns caked breast Sc.
I- the trnIaur LInlment. There two kinds
W hat the W hIte Llnimrnt Is foT the human family
thu Yellow trntanT LIniment Is for spawned
lame and strained horses aud animals.
q
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McIndoe's Falls.

The summer term of the district
school in this village closed on Friday
of last week. From an inspection of
the Register ii appears that the citizens
of the place have taken hut little in
trrc>t in the school hence the iIregu-
laIitN of attendance on the part of the
scholars. only six of the whole num-
Der of pupils managed to MAINTAIN IA
record free from marks of absence and
hardness. We hope when the next
term commences Il larger proportion of
the scholars attending the school will
emulate the example of the six referred
/" above and ais" that the patrons of
the school may become frequent Wis
ituT>. and the efforts of the teacher TINS
he made ctfcctnal in securing the prog
rcs> III study of all under her charge
The names OF those having no absent
al taIdN marks are Christie Smith.
Lizzie McGrath. Jennie Mulliken. Mar
tina kimhall. Alice Kimhall aud Char
ley Smith.
The auucduct Co. have removed the
dividing stock on the main line and
have inserted instead gauges under
ground So that those who are supplied
from that line may have the full head
of the spring.
Work on the store aud office of r. f.
Peabody y Co. is progressing finely.
The frame has sprung up a. if 10y magic.
1t is being rapidly boarded and when
completed will no doubt he an orna-
mcnt tn our village.
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For the week ending Tuesday, July IL I-16.
Market BEEF-A few choice : ~ a s. 6at extra
= ~ -: first quality 81 - a 6 ~ second quail
lily g. M a -. third quality "a 10 a IL.
STORE CArrLE-Working oxen and Steers. per
pair, 500. 81 ~ sl7J. 5000 $3.50.
MLCH Cows AND CALvEs-s3j a s6O extra s6:, a
So FarTnw Cows $50 a 80.
lFALINGs-sl0 10 a se2 two wears old sl- sa2:
three years old So a 40.
WESTERN FAT SwINE-live. 1ic per Id. Store
Pigs wholesale M Toe per III. retail. 10Y a l2sc
per III
PRICES of SHEEP AMI LAMBs-ln lots 81 20 20 %.
- w ~ M. - ~. 81 OO per head extra IS ~ "a
- ~ per head. or y a DC per 10.
Sheared Sheep, q a OOc per III.
Spring Lambs. 81 per III.
Veal Calves. s. on a g. 10
Brighton Hides. on a per III.
Country Hides. a :. per H.
Brighton Taow. 81 a DC per III.
Country Talnw. Il "A - per lii.
Calf skins 10 "a lie per III.
Prlts 81 10 a 81 til each.
y Il. Beef hoce grade includes nothing hut
stafrd 100 I" li00 lbs. Bullocks. Extra and rSt
quality includes the best large. fat oxen Second
and third quality includes oxen and two and three
wears old Steers.
Shrep-Extra includes Cossets and when those
Of inferior quality are thrown ont.
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I. o. o. F.
Excursions on the Passumpsic R. R.

We call attention to advertisements
elSrw here, of special rates to eNcur-
>i"niSts over the P;lssump>ic road to
several Well-kn"wn aud popular resorts
foI tourists. This road is also making
low rates to Sunday schools and large
excursion parties. \ trip To Montreal,
and II run down the Lachine Rapids.
with Il ride about the Mountain or Il
visit I" that quaint old walled city OF
Quebec, with its strange and interest
Ing sights, and It's wonderful Montmo-
rencN waterfall OF, perhaps better Vet,
II ride 10y steamer down the It. Law
renee and up the SaguenaS river. are
among the things that every one should
d" sometime. and perhaps this Year is
a. good Il time aS any.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-14

across the river, the barn belonging to
G. w. Shores, in order to extend their
mill yard.
Farmers are just beginning having,
and the yield promises to he good
one.
An accident which might have been
serious. occurred last Saturday. As
Mrs. Susan Shores was driving with
two other ladies, near the school house
in district No. |, the horse ran into the
ditch, throwing all the ladies from the
wagon, the only damage being to
break several parts of the wagon.
Mrs. Martha Kingdom has been APP
pointed administrative of her husbands
estate, he having died July l. 1t is
thought the estate Will scarcely settle.
Lyndon.
The Fourth of July Celebration at
Railroad Grove was well attended,
though many hoped to find greater at
fractions at st. Johnsbury, and went
there. Those who stayed here were
well entertained by the speakers of the
day -Messis. Pierce, Mead and Willard
The creased pig race made much sport.
The pig was caught 10y Trefran, Il mem
Der of the Horribles. Cannon firing
WAS INDUCED in from midnight till suII-
rise. About four o'clock in the morn
ing. the cannon in use at the Centre.
burst when Il dozen young men were
within two rods of it. but all miracu-
lously escaped injury. Pieces weighing
five or six pounds each were found
twenty OF thirty rods from where the
cannon stood.
The farmers have nearly all COM
menced having with the prospect of an
average crop.
Charles Hubbard is this week tearing
down the old Willard house, lately pur-
chased 10y him. and we understand in
tends to put up II dwelling house and
Carpenter shop on the site of the old
buildings.
:. :. Thompson is repairing the old
Wholesale store at the Willie. and is
making il into tenemrntS.
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Wells River.

The Hibbard Family assisted by c. C..
Gibson and Miss Ida p Bancroft will
give vocal and instrumental concert,
at village hall, on Thursday evening,
July 20.
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To the People of St. JOhnsbury
and Vicinity.

Having permanently taken up my residence in
ST .Johnsbury. am fully prepared Ia tune and re-
pair Piano Fortes i'll the best manner. All parties
wishing nv services are respectfully referred to
Mr.. !. II. Paddock, and the music teachers of st.
.Iohnsbury. Also Mr.. W. \. Briggs W. \. Whea-
ton and IL II. Scribner music teachers of Mont
pelier. Rooms AT Juhnson's Block Railroad st.
e. \. AIKEN. Piano forte Tuner.
| can cheeriully recommend Mr. Charles \ ken.
- first class tuner and a man who thorough
" understands his business and We employ no
other. A. l.. BAILEY
Dealer in Pianos and Organs
$40 K K. ST. st Johnsburv.
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Sheffield.

Rev. j. II. WinSlow and wife are
spending a short vacation visiting in
Portland and Boston.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. f. church
on the LIST and End inst. Two united
with the church in full connection.
We learn that DIR. A. j. Carter con-
templates buying the place in this vii
lagr now owned by Isaac Pearl.
Maria Knapp has sold heI farm in the
north part of the town To Oscar Simp-
son.
A little daughterof c. NJ. Gitiin, den
fist. while playing with some other
children, in some way fell from the
veranda. flactuling bone in her foot.
Some goods belonging to ii. Graves
of Lyndon, bankrupt, were sold at pub
lie auction on Saturday last. and more
are to be sold, We understand some day
this week.
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NOTICE !!

Notice Is hereby given that the co-partnership
heretofore existing between Switser & Little is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
SWITSER & LITTLE.
st. JOhnsbury Vt, July H. 1876.
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Ryegate.

\ Fremchman from Sherbr"oke, p. O..
named Bourhnu>e, one day last week,
came to Mr.. John F. Nelson's and hired
out To help him get hay. The day fol
lowing he was taken sick. and died III
about twelve hours. Mr. Nelson tele-
graphed to Shelhlooke, but failing to
get IL reply. on Monday the body was
buried.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-14

Children cry for Castoria. 1t il as Pheasant
I" Ike honey. and is absolutely harmless 1t Il,
SUR L" rNprl worms. cure wind collie, regulate the
stomach and buwels and overcome iTritabitN
caused by rash vi cutting teeth. 1t Is perfect
substitute inT caster oil. and for custivrnr-s III
Young "r old there - nothing III existence etrc
tive and reliable
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-14

Doctor, 1t feels like "A ball OF fire - 81 speaks
"ft-ntim-- the sufferer from Dyspepsia. After eat
ing, II seems II there "A NrTltable bal Uf fire
running up and down through his stomach.
II he eats much hr feels II 1t he don't much
he feels II. Ii destroys his enjoyment Of life. II
the doctor b- really DESTROYS Of curing the sufferer
hr should not experiment with him. hut
mend HIM &" Use Peruvian Syrup. whose. merits
have been tested :" long and always satisfactorily
Balls al ME III the stomach and Eyrurdn SgrHp
can dwell together send Ia NouT druggist ht.
keeps II always ready and Try II Ii Ill work like
charm
HUNTS Remedy is not compound II has
been h-iuT- the public more than twenty wears. aud
extensively used by all classes both with and
vii hnut the advice ct physician HUNTS
REMEDY has been the Of saving from a
at Well known citizens HI MIS- REMEDY
never fails t" cure Dr"psy. and all Diseases of the
Kidneys, Bladder. and Urinary Organs.
CATARRH cannot Ia, cured bN -nutf- washes
al local applications. 1t is Il weakness of the
~tituti"n. developing itself III the nasal organs
first. afterwards extending 10 the throat and lungs
ending generally i'll Consumption if not checked
bN proper remedies. Pains i'll head back lnin- and
weakness at kidneys its attendant diseases.
Nor" people have tatarrh than any other disease.
II l. easily cured. Thousands of cases sun. at
forty Years standing have been entirely cured IN
New Hampshire the past three wears by the Com
Sfit"t,"HGi Cdtdrrh Remedy. Certificates To back
pamphlet. sent free on application Littlrtrld \
Co pr"pTirtnrS Manchester. y IL Send nam.
on postal card and it will cost only a cent Price.
81 per bottle t2O sept -
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Al >hmllcti. Esq. Il lawyer from
rlu> county, has located in this place,
ID ta> du office ON Railroad street.
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lraMs.

At Burke, June - Mrs. Abigail Co- aged =
yrars-wife of sheldon Coe deceased.
At Barnet July :. Josephine daughter of Thorn
e. and Maria Somers. aged 81 years
Al Randolph, June 5, Lydia, wife of Rev. \. r
Buard aged o. years.
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Lyndon Centre.

Il. McNicar is making the building
lately used by c. X Hubbard as Il ear
prntcr shop into blacksmith shop.
Thermometer yesterday lob degrees
in the shade
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-14
WANTED I!

SEWING MACHINE GIRL. who il familiar
with the Singer Machine. Must he a first class
Vest maker. permanent situation and good wa
ges Ia the right one. Enquire of
STEVENS BROS, Tailors.
St JOhnsbury June ~ atf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-14

>Nlt/rI n Little. upholsteIerS. have
'>".''d Partnership. Little stepping
ut. and >Uu/rr continuing the husi-
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CRANKY.

CRANKY.
The mill firm of +. +. 4 w. VI
Shores have taken down and removed
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Danville.

Danville.
Last Wednesday Mr.. +. X. Campbell,
agent for Amery X Co. of Rutland.
was driving from Cabot to West Dan
willie when his horse became unnIan
ageable and smashed things up gener-
ally. Mr.. Campbell was seriously in
jured about the head and face. An
other gentleman that was with him was
slightly injured.
Mr. j. ). II. Weeks is improving in
health. Also Mr.. ii. X. Haviland has
been better for the past week.
There will he but one service at the
Congregational church during the sum
mer months. commencing at 1890.
Our farmers have commenced work
at their haying in earnest. Although
the weather has been unfavOrahle 81
far. vet considerable has been secured.
To all present appearances there Will
be more than an average yield, and OF
superior quality. especially on high
land.
Only 96 in the shade, Monday last.
oh, for situation as porter i'll some
vast ice house
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-14

I'' chimney which was left stand
taking down the ell of ii +. &
"""irntl'> shop to he replaced
"'2" Building fell Monday, Just
'''"- "nr "t Mr. Randall's workmen.
''' HEAT which has been oppressive
'.'"' r'rt> of the country for
.'''b. h1~ been felt here for about a
w 'h''. We do not Iecollect a week
'" continuous warm weather, night
''''' d" several Years.
rom admit members united with
"''' ''"i the Messiah (UniveIsalist)
''>' sunday in July, and three
'" N'lr enrolled rs children of
''I'h "u last sunday, all receiving
''iHu', "t baptism.
'' hntman lrctuIed Thursday
i 'h'' town hall to an audience
''' "i m"lc. He is bright fell
'' Zee hardly enlightened his
U.s." hll~ worth the price of
'I'h""gh he claimed to come
'''htIN civilized several thou
'.''' h'l"rr this was discovered.
',''. t.. K, Arwlll, Episcopal clergy
u, ''''n Darlington. preached al the
looms last sabbath morn
H.. %! town hail in the evening
,... ''' Press SAYS he is visiting diff
.,, P'''~hr> Throughout the state
.,. "''''l candidates. The matter OF
a..J S a church and building 4
.,,, ''''r. l. being revived in thi,
&c., and with good prospect Of sue.
'' should judge.
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SprriaI Unfres.

pA>>I MP>IC LODGE. No. p r. n A. VI.
Regular commune alton l thursday e - before
the tull of the Moon. Il. l.. HASTINGS. Sec.
HA>wELL CHAPTER, no. II. X. 4. NJ.
Regular communication. Friday before the
ull "i the moon. y. W. PAGE. Seq '.
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lnrH md State Nrns.

.hr'o"lr>t place in town Bowers
.rr shop.
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II Will h, seen that there is another
- meeting called.
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night, IN a pouring rain, waiting for
trains to take them home, are about to
petition to have ii large shed erected
near the station, so that the next time
they can keep dry.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-14

ftl,l Land has sold his house on
,rdouII -tlrrt. SummcrVillc, to Ed.
ad
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Nru advertisements.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
hFFICE AND TENEMENT To RENT.
" 2itf TH0S. WARD.
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St. Johnsbury Centre.

Mr.. c. q. Dickinson, for many years
a resident ofthiS village. is lying very
i'll if yet alive-at his daughters in
IIadlcy. Mass.
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East Burke.

summer visitors are beginning t" ar
rive. Mrs. Scales and daughter. St.
Ohm Smith aud children. and Miss
Grace Bennett. Springfield Mr.. Scott
Darling. Hanover -;iIe among the num-
her.
1t was h"eing, not having. a. stated
last week, which the nrighhnr> did fnI
Mr.. jenkins.
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East Concord.


On Thursday, Anna. Il four yeaI>-"ld
girl of Ira Grant was sitting in Il buggy
under the shed. when Il Young man
finm Burke run the buggy out and
hitrhtd IL horse into it. Before the man
was ready. the horse. ran with the way
on. with the girl in it. upsrttiug the
wagoland hurting the girl badly. Her
mother ran to save her. and she too
Was considerably hurt. A warning to
every body not to leave children in
wagons alone IL thing altogether too
common.
H. ID. Wright has bought a lot of
Dan Smith. and begun to build Il house.
Alfred Thompson is putting up Il new
house on Il lot bought of l.. W. Pratt.
Farmers are beginning having strong
this week. The crop is represented as
very good.
F. c. Grant has a Jersey COW that
gave 81 lbs of milk in one day. from
which he made u lbs butter-"r at the
rate of over IL lbs per week.
Geo. Smith fell while helping, at the
raising of Alfred Thomps"u'> barn and
WAS badly hurt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-14

STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT :.
- In Probate Court held at the Prnbat. Ofic, in
st Johnsbury within and for said district ON the,
nth day of July. \. d.. lr16
An instrument purporting to he the last will
and testament of James Graham. late of
Pracham, i'll said district, deceased being pre-
scented To Court by Nancy e. Graham, the execu-
trix, therein named for Probate:
1t is ordered by said Court that all persons con
cerned therein be notified to appear at a session of
sand tourt To Ice held at the Probate Office ill St
J"hnsbury on the 18th day of July A D.
l-a6 and show cause, if any they may have against
the Probate of the said will for which pur-
pose it is further ordered that a copy of the
record of this order he published three week
successively i'll the Cal-donian. printed at st
J"hnshury, previous u said time appointed for
hearing.
BY the Court Attest
HENRY FRENCH Register
true copy OF Record A test
49, HENRY FRENCH Register
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'ho ladies of the place have made
'.' handsome donation of second
''.' m'n and w"men's clothing, bed
'''. ." the sufferers 10y fire at the
'ra'rr .lIugr.
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TELEGRAPH Offices.

..., .f.t> and VI. INTERNATIONAL TEL
arm t.HrA>l- Offices in the Post Office
y,a >rrr,r and ~ the PASSENGER Depot
....r, ttum A. M, tog =. NJ. Night
..- o. '.ilt Iatr--
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m a;! r"l Gss f =:% t ON r"Sy ssi
L'I nh Concord 402, West Con
s.4' y, I,hu-rmr, -, st. ,I"hnsbury. 800,
'.. "a ad,u ~ Greensboro 6:23, East
$50. a. H,idvrck Ca, arrives al johnson
.-- ,...-l ,a,r- Lunrnburg 700 a. m. f.
g-. ',- Pond RI North Concord. rs.
- .Inhn-bury :: -, arrive ST.
-.il a., H.,,r- II .I"hnsbury at 600 a. m,
.' "A ,4i,m ~ East Hardwick -::I2
re r"..,, ,i,,- not run Mondays west of
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I,,,r- Johnson AT zoo a. IN, Hard
W. .''' 81 Hard~ick ~, Greensboro 7:s7,
o.. D..,.lI,. Ii. arrives al st. Johns
ID .- '....,- - Juhnsbury 80 a. m, +.
. t,..n VEST Concord 9:I7, y. Concord
d. - tt 1910 + Concord lO;2O Lunenburg
. L'.' IIup m Portland $40
Irav,.- johnson at Has. a. M,
-. .lnp N haTd"ieh Is -, Greensb"I"
"' ,u lr,y.- st Johnsbury sos p. III.
.'.'r' ,n.Iuf, i4l Wrsi Concord $40. North
90. -. \I.-- FOND GlO East Concord, 6:25.
Im,unu- At "a.
= l.., ,rnn d'.- not run Mondays and Sat
E ...rui -. .i"hn,hurN