St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21

ago sunday. Montgomery left Water
ford, y. y, saving he WAS going to
Troy. from which time nothing is known
of him until his dead body WIS found
Monday near West Troy. with his peck
cts Iitied. 1t is believed he WAS mur-
drred
We understand Montgomery left
Sheffield Il year or more ago. since
which time his wife has known nothing
"f his whereabouts. He was not Il man
OF reputable character. a. we under
stand. He had been arrested twice
within II week ~ 81 previous Ia his
Int"Nication. He WAS discharged on
the first complaint, and tined 81 for the
latter. He had Il horse. wagon and
watch. but had sold the horse previous
to the murder.
What to Do. and How to Do 1t.
\ visit /" the White Mountains i
something every body intends Ia make
have taken the tIip once "r more. in
tend sometime I" go again. BY the Ic-
cent railroad facilities and IIt>cut ar
Itn%rmrnt of trains. the trip l. easily
and quickly accomplished. A. all ON
readers may not know Just how quickly
nr easily il may he done. or at what
cost. We will map ont fur them Il very
agreeable and profitable WAY in which
uhu>r from this region can Spend thirty
hours of their vacation Leave 81
.j"hu-hurN for the east on the $50 \. VI.
train over the Portland and Ogdtm>huIg:
dime at the FahNam House: in the after
noon take the cars on the new railroad
to the has, of Mt. Washington ascend
the mountain 10y the Mount Washing
ton railway. spending the night on the
summit. In the morning descend the
mountain i'll season To connect with the
OLD train east At Fahyan's: pass down
through the famous White Mountain
Notch t" Upper Bartlett "r North Con
way. meeting the Portland train. and
returning home. reaching -. J"hn-hurl
AT BIB l.. VI. OF the second day. In
these thirty hours the tourist j. taken
to some OF the grandc>t sights. and Wit
mc>St> some of the most marvellous
trat> of engineering and inventive gen
ills on this continent. \ ride up Mount
Washington by rail. and the views 10y
the way and from the summit in Il clean
day, Surpass description while a uip
through the Notch in an conservation
car j. scarcely less wonderful and pleas
ing. They ate both things that cannot
ht told about on paper.
The cost of such Il trip. although high
fnr ohN iou> REASONS. i not r\tIaNagant
considering what is Ia hr seen. The
fare t" pprI Bartlett is ~. The t;Ir
mountain, -: on the summit. Sti II
day /; dinner at FLhNau>. II. II one
stops but Il single night on the noun
tain, he can take the round trip from
1t. bloomsbury tor SIS: but ANY man
would wish t" take his wife with
him, and perhaps one of the childIrn,
which would increase the expense. but
should hightrn the enjoy nrnt. CT
course no gentleman would think of
going on such an excursion without his
lie, or one OF the children.
Barnet.
}. +. Locke has moved into the vii
| lage with his picture saloon.
DIR. F. ii. Cillrl has moved from
Chappell's block into the hotel trne-
ment.
/ 4. :. Laughlin picked from his gar
den nice ripe Tomatoes the 18th of this
month. The plants were from y. b..
! Primgle.
| Lyndon.
| Last Monday nj ght team contain
OILS and little sou of ID. W. Fisher WAS
coming down the "Pudding Hill" road,
and When near +. II. Ruggle>' the horse
! took fright at Il horse rake and ran. At
the sharp turn near 6. VI. Prescott :
| Mrs. Gilman was thrown ont and >eIi-
uu>l, injured about the head and face.
/ The others held to the wagon until they
reached Mr.. Gilman's door yard. when
the wagon tipped over and Miss Mich
OILS and the boy were considerably in
jured. though not seriously.
4 little child of ChaS. X. Iioyt was
badly hurt 10y Il fall out of the door.
one day last week.
The school at the Seminary is to
commence Aug. 30. Tw" of last wear :
board of teachers have been secured for
the coming year Mr.. Brown and Miss
Abbott.
Rev. W. l.. Moves has returned from
his vacation and services were held a.
usual last Sabbath.
Mrs X. Harvey has bought of ID. +.
Ruggles the place at the Centre where
she has lived for several years.