St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-05

meetings at Morrisville this
''' continued through sabbath.
meetings at West Randolph,
W. II. Bellows Falls, May l6-2l.
.. fr,r annual meeting of the
.,.,.;,n will he held Friday eve
rar 9Th.
tim. h, the last Herdd IL do
.jOto the American Board
.", ..r.,l, of the late Deacon Luke
,,acr'.
,,.binn of having no front yard
-rrr,ding. See the neighbor-
.n,I of Church and Summer
.rre,.
q, important Village meeting is
-, Monday. the 22d. Read the
and hc prepared t" vote on the
ME-.
uuA Fletcher have put in Il nice
stock of new goods in all their
,mrp,,. and they tell the public
.rIt in another column.
rr. Berger Family give an enter
..,.t town hall tonight, consist
...,n.I and Instrumental music
singing. bell ringing, orchestra,
II, and Ms. +. VI. Howard are ex-
..,.,r, leave California for the east
.. Nav 10. reaching home, by the
If Philadelphia. about the LIST of
r.J Flilhamk> left for New York
.,,i,,. He will go on to Philadel-
..n., few DAYS to look after their
| exhibition before the opening of
d, JrDtrunlal.
Rev. u. f.. Miller expects to visit
.- Baltimore Conference week after
.... and will look in upon the Centen-
aud our Democratic Congress, be
20 Do, rrturn,
The pump-h"usr of the new water
i, = up and covered with tin roof,
work will begin on the ditch soon.
,.sr> >al Trudcll will pay but 90
III, 4 di, for laborrrs.
NJ T. :. Livingston has a strong
ADJ healthy Lambs from - ewes. and
r ,uur sheep have lost three lambs
oil. ,Irug. II there is Il better yield
amr, Ia the county. We should like
20 heal Of il.
TITO H. Blake. Esq. has bought
b. Button Nonifor of Mr.. +. II. Web
',r Nj. Blake has edited the paper
.t ,c,rIal Years, and he makes IL very
r.u and interesting newspaper. Sue
-, to the Nonitor.
H. Paddock \ Co. of Burlington.
have Tilted up the Jcwett building
.. Railroad street. for Il shoe store, are
-yA in market after their stock, and
r, will undoubtedly he heard from in
'ar-c columns When they return.
i revival l. in progress at keene,
y II. Nr>,rN. Moore. Remington. Lit
rnrIi and NInSlow were there oven
TIE Sabbath, and talked to large and
aetp.l Interested audiences. AS many
70 mo>c and requested prayers al
Tie LAST meeting.
twill probably cost the average
-a' ah"nI $3.50 ear fare from thi:
lace To- the centennial, and return
W. understand some of the roads lik,
'hr NrN York and New Havcn-wil
ID" 'r'iI'c fare at all which makes tn.
-..'iI"h come all the harder upon
"at'tiug roads.
Ihr Boston JournaI of April -
'.' 10 >"pp">es the payment of th,
Us. coupons ot the 7. Il o. K. r., Yer
-N Division, will he passed" il
.''are "i notice that they are to b,
'| It tn" plan t" issue preference
Vs. works a. expected. we judg,
lr>' '"HP"r> will Yet he paid.
Judge iuWmaI'S father had Il par
.O' shock one day last week. and il
80" Arple>>, though not in suffering
vi. Dow imam has arrived at the age q
''' 'Nd % l. feared the end NAV not b,
I'D AWAY. lie is about the only pen
'u'' "i the Wal OF 1872 that we recall
' ''''e pants. He was actively en-
>"-'' III the battle of Plattsburg.
lie "ld tenement house whicl
.'' Al the head of the Gulf between
''''"in Street and Paddock Village
d, '1lncd last evening about tel
p. "N. II was autographed, Mitchell
''-' The h"lSr man, being its last ten
II Na> undoubtedly set on fire
'4' although it was an unsightly AN,
'''l'hlr structure, it was tota
y bot being insured. No alarm wa
!'ra.
N''-da> Was cold and windy, an,
'" He'll throughout the day. On tn
vast and west of us, several inche
undated. This morning the scat
''s ""iiakcs have fallen. and sno,
'> ''' "h the northern slope of ever
We have not had IA warm da
>rImg, but it must come soor