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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-08-05

-Une fraction du parti republi.
cain de St-Jacques, mecontcnte du
resultat dc la convention judiciaire
de Donaldsonville, convoque une
nouvelle convention pour lundi z
aoft, d St-Jacques, ct invite les
paroisses Ascension, St-Jean- Bap.
tiste ct st. Charles, a envoyer des
delegues. Lappel est signe Adam
Travis president, ct Z..B. Cohen
secr6taire.
-Notre ami Gervais Leche est
un habile ct heureux horticulteur,
al nous en- jugeons au melon d'eau,
pesaht AZ livres, don't il a bien
voulu nous faire cette semaine Ia.
greable envoi.
lie St-John, qui portait der
Increment la Louisiana ct sa for
tune, c'est-a dire les ventionnels
de Baton. Rouge ct le futur gou.
verneur Nichols, refait sa toilette
d'automne ct est mOmentanement
remplace par le steamer st. Mary,
toujours sousle populaire capitaine
F. Bergeron.
M. George nj. Bourgeois, fills
de NJ. Thomas Bourgeois, de st.
Jean. Baptiste, aete ordonne pretre
par lev6que Dubuis, lie Galveston,
agissant en- pabsence de parche-
vogue du diocese de la Nouyelle.
Orleans.
CONNIE le diable sc fait her.
mite en- vieillissant, notre ami r.
Roly, le poete. e.horloger de Napo.
l6onville, sc fait eveque ct Went
de publier, dams le Chronicle de
Prescription, un edifant mande.
lnent sur Ia charite.
-Quelques lignes dn Figaro, de
Paris, sur le cousin, qui est tres
proche parent de notre aimable
moustique:
On q In mauvsise habitude de s'endormir
l'Gt6 apraa avoir rejetA loin de soi draps ct
couvertures. C'est une fAato. II faut garder
au moins un drap, car In circulation 90 m
lentit pendant Ia Sommeil ct Ton pent at-
traper des refrofdllo loements. A c6t6 de Get
ecueil, IL sen pr6sente un autre: le cousin
qui, dana II journ6e, p6n6tre dans les ap-
partements par les fenetrea ouvertes, se ca'
che dams les TEXTURES ct, 4 In faveur dea tA-
nAbres, II s'abat sur votre pesu qail perfore
b bouche que veux-tu..
La senaation de 90 dard minuscule ne re-
veille pas, mais, apres Ia pSriode dincnba-
tion, lo venin trAhit ~ presence dams les tis-
sus par une cuisson insupportable ct par uno
enfure visible. Lean ftaiche, rhuile d'a.
mnndes doucea, lammoniaque, peau sal6e ou
vinaigr6c, sont employees, mais sans grand
succes... Et ION % gratte tusqun endomma-
ger CO que lactcnr Christian appelle 'sa re-
lure
Les bOnnos femmcs recommandent Zap
plicatiou de gelee do groeeilles ct aussi des
lotions dune liqueur obtenue par II mac6ra-
ton de p6tales de lia dams du vinaigre.
Comme moyen pr6ventif, ON conseille snx
Europeans du Septentrion, qui adventure
habitent la Provence. lTtalie, pEApagne on
FOricnt, de 90 laver le corps avcc dc l'cau
lGgerement satur6e d'acide phenique, ct de
ne pos s'essuyer. Le cousin arrive pour exor-
Ger sa petite industrie, mais lodeur 10 suffO-
que, son aiguillon perd de - vigucur, ct II
sen va chcrcher ailleurs dcs surfaces moins
badigeonnees.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-04-07
DriiM.s.

At ST. ,Tohnsbury, March 81, Mrs. Diana Conley.
aget Il, wife of J. Conlcy.
In Fillmore County Ncb.. March -, Xrrxes G..
Stevens aged Il years. Formerly of Barnet.
In North Danville. April /. aged = wears Mrs.
Deborah B,tcheldrr, widow of the late Moses
Batchclder
At Brnadhrad. Wis, March -. John b. Blanch,
ard oldest of the late Capt Simon blanchard
of Pracham. aged ~.
At Lyndon y pril l. Electa Green, aged about 60
At Waterford. March - Mary Smell. aged u
wife of Frcirick y. Cross.
In Lyndon, March 20 infant of Charles
and Nina Hawkins aged about months.
In West Concord, March 20 Flavilla \. Spauld-
ing, wife of l.. W Russell, aged H.
In Whrelock. April 3d. "t consumption. Mis-
Jennie puutly. formerly OF lyndon.
At -" Walden. Apr. l. MI. stephen Patch aged
% years He has enjoyed the Christian religion
for many years. Messed are The De nj thai lie in
the L0rd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-04-07
Weekly Offerings.

Although the plan of supporting
gospel ordinances and contributing to
benevolent enterprises by voluntary
weekly offerings has been tested in
many churches in this country. and the
almost universal testimony being that
the system proved successful. still the
North Church adopted the plan on the
first of January, with some misgivingS.
although it is but just to say that near
ly all had complete faith in it. BY the
vote of the church, the Treasurer was
to settle his accounts quarterly, and re-
port t." the church. The report for the
hist quarter was made last Sabbath.
from which it appears that the total
contributions for the quarter were
: ,5H AZ. Whole number contributing
through envelopes. ;2I. OF these
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Wheelock.

llazcn Gray has moved into the vii
la%c. and taken board with Mr. Calvin
Chase. We learn he intends to make
tins his permanent home.
\ week old boy * the cause of the
look of satisfaction on the coumtcnancc
of George Barber.
school meetings generally passed oft
very quietly. The village people voted
/" support thirty weeks schooling.
At the Quarterly meeting last Sab
bath. the ordinance of baptism WIS adj
mini>tcrcd t" two persons, and seven
teen united in full connection with the
VI. f.. church. Two of whom were bv
letter.
Law suits continue rife, the material
coming as usual from the other side of
the mountain. Last Monday WAS the
last one. Holmes Wiley vs.. school dis
tIict III Greensboro. Verdict Tor plain
tiff to recover $50. and interest. An
peal taken by defendant
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-04-07

and West Danville, was thrown from
hand car, last week Thursday, and Sc
riously injured. He was turning the
car down grade, assisted by another
man, when 10y the crank catching i'll his
clothing. OF by some other unaccounta-
Die means. he was hurled over in front
of the cal which ran on to him, cutting
a severe gi,>h in the side of his head
and face, fracturing the cheek bone,
and otherwise injuring him. He was
Immediately brought to his home ut
this place, medical aid called and his
wounds dressed. He is doirg well now,
but it will be some time before he will
he us good as new. 1t was another of
those narrow escapes from instant death.
The tramp business is doing Il little
better. a marked increase in quantity
over the same time last year; but quail
ity no better, and price tending down
ward. \. H. Smith has entertained
them heretofore ut II per head, but
contract to j. b. Burdick, at 60 cents
each. For which small amount he has
obligated himself to eat, drink and sleep
them, in manner becoming their sew
elail capacities.
The sugar makers are at work tap
ping, and preparing for good weather
and run of sap.
Joseph Soloman has moved into Dr.
Woodward'S two story house on the
corner.
ii. X. IIaviland who has been con-
fined to the house during the winter
with il lung trouble, intends going to
Saratoga next week for medical treat
ment.
No services in the Methodist church
next Sabbath. Rev. A. NJ. Wheeler
goes to attend the New England Con
ference and visit relatives
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-04-07
5Harriagrs.

-v~ Marriages and Dcdtbs inserted free.
ObifHdricS. sir cents line
In ST. Johnsbury, April ) by Rev h. NJ. Tillot-
son, Mr.. Edwin sly 10 Miss Martha T. Bolton both
of NewburN.
In 81. Johnshury. April 18th by Rev. Henry W.
Jones Mr.. John Il. Somcrville and Mrs. Jennie
Longmo"rc. all of St Johnsbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-04-07

Castora is perfect substitute for Castor Oil.
without any objections for it is pleasant t" take
and does not nauseate or grpr For Cnstiveness
al any age hut especially for Wind Collie, sour
stomach Worms and the Disnrdrrrd Bowels uf
Children. il is the most effective remedy in ex-
i.tance. 1t is harmless. it is reliable and il is
cheap.
There need he no pain where Ccntaur Lini-
ment is used. Burns and Scalds healed with.
out scar. rheumatism. Sprains, and most flesh
bone and muscle ailments can be absolutely cured.
There are two kinds. The White Cehtaur Lini.
mrn is for family msc, the Yellow for horses and
animals. One trial will convince the increduluus.
t.Iunt16
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Lyndon.
Horace Baxter has exchanged his
place ut LymdonviIle for John Dunton's
farm. Baxter pay : $500 boot"
Alanson Eastman has bought of H..
VI. Nichols. the store lately occupied 10y
+. VI. Campbell: pays 5000 for it. He
has ais" bought two-thirds of the dry
goods Nichols had on hand when he
went out of business one Year ago.
Nichols has resigned his office as post
master and nominated Eastman rs his
successor. The store is now undergoing
repairs and will he in running order in
about two weeks.
Miss Elccta Green. Il maiden lady
aged about >iAtN-ninc. who lived with
her hr"thcr-im-law, Caleb Parker. on
Lyndon Hill. had Il paralytic shock last
Friday. and died the next day.
The school ut the seminary now has
sixty scholars. Miss Prndexter. one of
the teachers. has been unable to teach
this term on account of i'll health. and
has gone To her home in Maiac The
remaining teachers are Messrs. Brown
and Stock hridgc. and Miss Abbott.
The religious interest 1T the Centre
still continues. some coming forward
for prayers at nearly every meeting :;
among the number several heads of
families. The next meeting will he
held on Friday evening.
Sugaring goes rather slow. Sugar
makers average about half pound to
the tree thus far.
The creditors of II. II. Graves held
their second meeting last Monday. \
majority of those present voted To ac-
cept Mr.. Glavc>'> offer of - cents ON
II dollar
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Sutton.

Asa Ladd who recently buried his
wife. has made arrangements with his
son George. and he has moved to his
fathers place and is To take care of him
ton the u>,. of the farm and stock. etc.
which l. Il good arrangement for Mr.
Ladd.
There Is To he Il meeting of the pro
prictor> and pew owners of the Free
Will Baptist meeting huu>, the 18th of
April, at o'clock. to see if they will
paint the house outside. and put blinds
on the windows. and have it insured
against fire.
The sugar season is quite backward
here: but very little has been made
Vet. although some have had their trees
tapped for sometime.
The .. y {. steam mill in the north
part OF the town. are having large orders
t"r their lumber. aud aIc running the
mill I" lis fullest capacity To- fill tkem.
1t has been quite >ickll here with
pneumonia. but all have. or are. rccuv-
rrimg from 1t except Mrs. Ladd. whose
death has been noticed before tins.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-04-07
LYndOnville.

The l.ludnnNillc Dramatic club give
an entertainment at Nichols hall. Fri
day and Saturday evenings. April 9TH
and -rh. Friday evening they play the
drama. "Am"ng the Breakers" closing
with Il lauyhahlc farce. Seeing the
Elephant" Saturday evening. they rc-
peat. among the IilrakcIS." closing
with the Interesting drama ''Brauty and
the Beast imtcr>pcr>cd with music
and tahlrauN.
VIVA. Bradshaw. Il section hand. WAS
thrown from Il hand car Tuesday after
noon. being quite seriously injured.
Last Monday the shop hands COM
mrnccd work "n full time. having
worked but nine hours Il day during the
winter.
The fist horse buyers of the season
made their appearance Il day or two
since in this village. claiming to buy at
Il large discount from former prices.
The proceeds of the sugar party at
the vrStry Tuesday evening. falls a
little short of pay ing the church debt.
hut us it is proposed to have another
next week it is thought it may Ice some
what lcSScned
VI. J. Nelson has sold his stock in
trade and lease of store to two Germans.
whose names we have not learned.
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HAT BLEACHERY !!

am better PREPARED than ever 1" d" Hat Bleach
Ing. and pressing int" the latest styles MONEY
SAVED BY BRINGING Dire / To ME
MRS. NJ. \. PARKER
Railroad Street.
over Drug Store. H"yts Block. 1917
NL-NE STNIIS nL-
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,Urn -7drrrfisrmrnfs.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
L'OUNp-ln North Danvillr near \. \. Fin
L lay about NV" weeks age. u wallet containing
some money and note The owner can have II by
proving property and paving for this adv
Zig j + EMERSON
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Sheffield.

Seth W""dnan>cc has bought aud
taken possession of the farm formerly
owned 10y Jonathan Simpson.
Last Tuesday. Willard McNcaI of
West harlr>t"n. formerly OF this place.
moved his family upon the farm known
H. the VIM. CotfIan fam.
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partly promised to occupy the store
which r. f. Peabody 4 Co. are about
to build at McIndoe's Falls. Whether
they intend - close their store on this
side. OF run both. remains for future
events to show.
The congregation worshipping in the
town hall, propose to have sugar par
ty on Thursday eve. Avails to aid in
purchasing an organ.
Harry Bruce has exchanged resi-
dencc>. and now occupies Horace Dun
cans house. which was made vacant 10y
the removal of John Holton.
VIM. lIindman has succeeded in oh
tanning the appointment of adminstra-
or on the estate of his brother John.
whose death WAS recently mentioned in
these columns. Quite an amount of
property is supposed to he involved in
the estate.
Oscar Warden has sold his residence
and some of the household utensils to
James Peabody and wife. Consideration
reported to he $500. Peabody has
possession.
Norrisville.
There were about one hundred at the
oyster supper, "Wednesday evening last
week. including il good number of
friends from PassumpSic. The ladies
saved over S:'5 for the chapel.
Passumpsic.
Miss Carrie Carr has been engaged
to teach the school in this village. for
the coming year. This district has
adopted the plan of retaining a good
teacher us long as possible. and the
school shows the benefit of the plan.
Some of the boys found. on the third
day of April, i'll Carlton Lawrence's
south pasture IA real live green lin more
senses than "ne) graSShopper. He WAS
probably the agent of some entcrpriSing
family of gr;Isshoppers, who have heard
wonderful stories of the qualities of the
be i'll season about engaging their sum
mer quarters.
Frank SomrrS. our new black smith.
is moving in this week to the shop lust
vacated 10y John Duplises.
The question i'll relation to Il spring
on the grounds of the school district.
and occupied by J. G.. Lawrence. was
settled ut the school meeting 10y Mr..
Lawrence paying the district rent of
one cent per wear. Not Il high rent.
but better than Il district quarrel and
law suit. This will keep the title of
the spring in the district and prevent
Mr. LaWrcmcc'> getting Il title 10y pos
session.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-04-07

Pyle's Dietetic Saieratus.- Universally ac
knowledged the best in Each pound bears the
name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine without
tJune2O. 16.
Too Young to Die.-ThOusands of Young per
sons between the ages at sixteen and twenty We
die of consumption, every one ct whom might
have been saved by using Hates Houey Of Hore-
hound and Tar when the cough set in.
Pixies To"thachc Drops. cure i'll minute.
Almost daily some discovery is announced
which is astonishing alike for its simplicity and
the Forest Tar Co.. enabled To utilize pgre tar
as medicine. Its great healing power has long
been recognized, but not much used heretofore. he
cause of the Inconvenience of handling tar in its
crude state. Under the name of Forest Tar il il
put up i'll various forms suitable for taking inter
nallN and convenient for outside application. Ask
your druggist for these preparations write To
the Forest Tar CO.. Portland Me. for information
EATARRH cannot he cured by snutfs washes
OF local applications. 1t l. a weakness uf the
Stitutinn. developing itself in the nasal organs
first afterwards extending Ia the throat and lungs
ending generally i'll Consumption. il not checked
by proper remedies Pains i'll head. back. lnns and
weakness of kidneys are its attendant Diseases.
More people haV" Catarrh than any other disease.
Ii Is easily cured. Thousands of cases. of
forty Years standing. have been entirely cured
New Hampshire the past three Years by the CON
StitUfi"H1I Cd'Grrh ReD,edy. Certificates To back
the above. and treatise. Catirrh i'll a b PAGE.
pamphlet, srnt free on application To Littlctitd
Co. pr"prirtnrs. Manchester. y. H.. Send name
postal card and il will cost only a cent. Price
Il per bottle. TIA sept ~
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Town Just now
rb,. sugar season is backward. but
,.,plr honey l. cheap.
The CdIcdonjdn cannot do justice
..,li, Walking. and it will not try.
If Won have any grand list. there is
...,rInn of law printed on the fourth
,.,,o.. that means You.
>r.hing in this village is thing
c- ,hc past 1t began early i'll Novem-
L, aud lasted into April.
What Is the unpardonablc sin %
u.II be- the subject at the Church of the
MESSIAH next sunday evening
pI Win>low, who read medicine
DID, rhI- place Il few wears ago. is reported
t,aIt i'll at his home in Bloomington.
Hugh Moore has returned from
Florida ~ far rs Boston. where he will
o.mau tor the present. His health is
r,portcd much improved.
i-.,, t.;.,
a.,,ulJ,.,- .,r. o,l, fft, ,.,. ,,;,
rtioodycar patent is off" and con-
..mrr> pay II" more royalty.
In the list of Trustees of the Pas
,nmpsic Savings Bank, the name of f.
am, ,..,o,, tU..aI, -
~,
II. $780,. H.. ''.'-,' ''I"' W. 80, y W
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Bu>iur>> Is good at the scale works.
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oliver johnson. Esq. il native of
p,.,cham. and Il New York journalist of
Thomas Ward handed over the
award OF the referees t" Grin Polamd'S
Aalcr; hut hc Was tru>terd 10y tw"
different parties whom Poland was
several of the Y. VI. C.. 4. ut this
place 20 To- Barton tonight To hold
meetings. The meetings ut North Troy
olrl the Sabbath resulted in much
good.
An" sun Inc signs OF Spllh@ multi
Ph. lie snow drop flower was III
"">>"m at Elisha May place on Mon
d'\' while the ground Is Vet covered
"'" It heavy blanket OF snow.
Tb.. ..J,.,I ,,o.,;n,, ma -, ..c.,1
'"I"e' ">>"I\t" III uhPlcaNalIthtSs,
"''"''' ''A'"- amy action ana the
""' n"'' '''> ''''"c 'hat the "Id officers
s''''' mona over another year.
Thin. -, d,II.,. ,..,.. ,L.no. r
,,i,,,. .,t ,I.. -,,.,.,, ,., -, ill., r,
h'''>' m"'h Monday evening, and
u" P''"'''> are l." ht applied Tor seat
'"- '"' ''>''>' some y" people were
present.
The worst storm of winter. came to
Boston aud all eastern Massachusetts.
'''' ~ >"""' "''\N
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suit II WIS ""' :" ''"
JcllA Lriuhtou has left t,,u If
Ma, u.,i,,..',,'i ,'I';.' ''"I ,', '"""'
Wv ','S '''''' ''' moran
49,. " r'"' '""''' >'''"' anu ;"
'''> ''''"S'l''r mas gone I"
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This i trrinr ,h,. ..,.or c.o
Hl.r.,f Of TN. C.rtr. I,,;,,,, Ia. t..
-'">>h"Pl"lS- lhcN are re-
''''' "\'l\ set AMI were found
up '""\' the Centre. lhI> Is
'.'''' H''i' remember.
Do,,.,r ,I,l,.,.I IL,
OF SHOW , mill. ~, t. ., .t
nu., ,'''' "' wv" east OF WtS''
'I luis VILLAGE. ham IuI Vat ,,.,
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McIndoe's Falls.

MC1nQOe ais.
The ladies' fair and entertainment,
which they held at Academy Hall last
Thursday eve, WAS il financial success
the net proceeds being something over
sixty dollars. manifest improvement
i'll the management of the affairs of the
society Is apparent in the results of the
first three months of the fiscal wear.
Their treasurer reports something over
800 since January list.
On Friday evening. March 3Ist. the
Masonic fraternity of this and the ad-
joining towns held Il meeting at Acad-
envy Hall. There were about thirty
members present and report SAWS they
had ii pleasant time.
Several individuals undertook to con-
vert horseshoe which WAS nailed to
the crossing Oh ''all fools day." to their
own use, and they enjoyed the shouts
which the bystanders raised-but con-
cluded they did not want the coveted
prize at all.
Isaac VI. Smith and family returned
to town on Saturday evening. having
spent the winter in California. His
many friends will no doubt he pleased
10 kho" mat he intends to stop in the
Green Mountain State for the present.
H. CODY instead of closing out his
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-04-07

DIR. Rich and family have removed t"
Albany, their former residence.
The ladies library has been repaired
and moved to the house of the liblaran
Mrs. Isaac BcmiS.
The old Tute building is being re
paired for Il blacksmith shop, t" he
occupied 10y James L. Stafford
One day last week. Il horse belonging
to widow Wctherhce had both bones in
its leg broken 10y IL kick from another
horse. Her son. Alvin burlington. lost
il valuable horse about the same time
He had been to st. JohnSbury with IL
span of horses. for brick. When within
Il few rods of his house. one of the
horses fell, and in few minutes was
dead.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-04-07

What i the objectionable sin p
Viii be- the subject at the Church of the
V,,,mh next sunday evening.
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Stationery, Blank, Pass, In
dexed and Memorandum
Books,

Ais" any Kind of weekly. monthly quarterly
papers or magazines can he had of I'll " +. ROB.
lNSpN. wholesale and retail ~tatonrr. Avcnu.
House Eastern Avenue. 1922
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-04-07

>Irl.hing in this village is IA thing
I'D, ,hc past. 1t began early III Novem-
bet. aud lasted int" April.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-04-07

One Cahcmau, who owns Il trotting
horse. wants the town To pay him tor
tipping over on the Centre road. imjur-
ing himself. smashing the sleigh and
hurting the horse. The authorities told
him that the law did not require them
t" pay damages resulting from driving
second time this man has been to the
town tor damages sustained Oh the high
way this winter and both times it was
sunday.
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To the Ladies' !

Ladies requiring dress maxim. done in a fashion
able and superior manner will find il tn their ad
vanth-" I" call al Mrs. lIINNAN'S Millinery
r"In>. where all orders viii lie promptly executed
AT tn" most reasonable prices. Spring Goods ar
irving every week. Wards Block. up one digit
stairs. l. IN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-04-07

If ,nu have any grand list. there is
,r.riou of law printed on the fourth
,...o.. that means You.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-04-07

The CaIcioHidH cannot do justice
,Li, walking. and it will not try.
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Miles Pond.

Miles Pond.
Meetings were held last Sabbath, by
brethren from st. Johnsbury, and also
on Tuesday evening. and much good is
being done. The Y. NJ. c. A. from
North Concord will hold meetings there
next Sabbath. and workers from st.
Johnshury in il week from next Sabbath.