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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16

The latest. greatest, and most reliable Remedy
ever put together by medical science for Thruma
tlsm wounds. swrllings burns csked breast. sc.
Is the trntaur LInlment. There two kinds
What the White Lnimeut : fnr the human family
the elbow trntaur Llnlment is FOR spawned
lame and strained HORSES and animals
dee 10
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16
HARDWOOD HOUSE.
House and Barn to Rent

Or for sale in Paddock's Village st JohnsbuIy
New, we'll fitted up and suitable for one larp. or
two small families. Enquire of JOHN EMER
son, near the premises or the subscriber at Lyn.
dOnville F H SMITH
Lyndonville June G. ls76 2s3O
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16

Children cry for Castoria. 1t is as pleasant
Ia Ike honey. and is absolutely harmless Ii is
sure I" eNprl worms. cure wind collie regulate the
stomach and bowels and overcome irTitability
caused by rash or cutting teeth Ii is a perfect
suhstltut" for castor oil, and Tor custivrn.-s i'll
Young OF old there Is nothing III existence etirc
tive and reliable
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16
West Concord.

West Concord
William A. Blancher, of North Con-
cord, was brought before Justice W. G..
Lewis on Monday OF last week, charged
with having cut and torn away IL por-
ton of Daniel Colby's new dam which
was built on land formerly owned by
Blancher, and which, as he has claimed
WAS made higher than the original
agreement, whereby more of his land
WAS flowed 10y water than he had been
paid for by Colby. Although it VAS
found that Blancher had made numcr-
Gus threats of cutting down the dam.
the proof of the actual cutting was not
sufficiently established to convict him
of the offence. 81 that the Justice de
cided the charge not proven. and gave
Judgment for the defense.
Quite Il "Scrimmage" is reported to
have occurred over at "Simpson's in
Waterford, "ccasioned by bad rum, pro-
cured, as is said. of the town agent ut
West Concord. We think it would be
well for those who have the manage
meBt of this thing to enquire it he town
agent is not selling moIe liquor than
the present healthy state of the town
demands for medicine
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16

Am. \. Bowen is putting in Il bar
,,nuu,lrr the Merchants National
s,b OH Railroad street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16

We hear that the town committee
call the caucus to nominate
r.,,rr, 10 Montpelier, next week on
..,,l,, the 18th.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16

TN. pumpS are in, and the ditch
.,.r pipes is progressing.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16

$50 Closing exercises.
Caledonia County Celebration, July 4,
at st. Johnsbury.
ORDER OF EXERCISES Ringing of bells and iii
ing of cannon at sunrise, noon and sunset.
Open air Concert by the Band at { 4. NJ.
Burlesque Procession at $50 \. NJ. in which
eral defunct organizations and prominent individu-
ais will be shown up-designs by Mast.
Grand Procession at p M composed of Band
Drum Corps, Fire department Grangers COntinen-
TAI Guard in the uniform of 100 years ago, with
marching songs, Delegations from all towns in the
County, with banners costumes and manners of
We oden time, Designs wheels Washing ton
crossing the Delaware, Valley Forge, Taking of
Fort Ticonderoga, State Shield and many other
designs. st. Johns Baptiste and St Patrick So
eieties, Cavalcade Ladies' Societies Trades and
Manufactures in active operation, showing the way
it was done 100 years ago and the present time.
GRAFTON
BY GEN j. l.. CHAMBERLAIN of Maine
who turned the fortunes of the day at Little Round
Top, at Gettysburg, and the General who received
Lees surrender of the Rebel Army at the close of
the
Grand Concert in the open air, on the common at
p. NJ. Songs by prominent vocalists and a Grand
Boston
At p. NJ, illumination of streets and buildings
1t is designed to have this Feast of Lanterns "
and 800 lanterns of various sizes and designs many
of them entirely new, have bsen engaged large
number of Roman Candles will be displayed at
varions points. At the close of the illumination
there will be \ GRAND DISPLAY OF FIRE
WORKS
Full particulars to be announced hereafter
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16
Lyndon Centre.

Alans"n Eastman is repairing the out
side of his store, putting up new front
steps, painting, etc.
{. X. Hubbard has bought Mrs. c. l..
Ingalls, place, paving $1,000. Hubbard
has also bought of c. W. and A. j.
Willard the house and land adjoining
the Ingalls, place, for 5000.
II. VI. Nichols Offers the basement of
his LH ndonville Bleck to any one who
will start IA Republican paper. Others
have offered to take shares in such Il
paper.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16
PICTURE FRAMES

have ON hand Mnuldings for framing first
class Paintings, thTomus, and engraving. which
will suit the most refined TASTE Also ch-aper
muuldings III large variety. II parties wanting
picture frames and liVin. ~ thin II mile. of 81
I"hnsbnTy, "n the line al railroads will notify me
by postal card will exhibit samples of moulding
and take orders for frames al their residence
.V Travelling tanvas-ers supplied with frames
at wholesale prices. JAMES BERRY
Main Street ST JOhnsbury Vt ri
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st. Johnsbury Centre.


Ed. j. Stone, son of Ephraim Stone.
ilad narrow escape from serious ac-
cident on Saturday. He had just com
mehced brakiDg on the Montreal night
express train, and left Wells River ON
the up trip at l2:4S Friday night. At
place below McIndOe's, the train is
slowed, and Ed. went out to wind up
the brake, when, as he says, he became
dizzy, and swung off the train while it
was going at full speed. The conduc-
tor noticed that the brakeman was not
at his post, but thought as he was IA
green hand he had forgotten it, and so
after doing the braking. looked through
the train, but could not find Stone any-
where. Arriving at McIndoe's. they
routed ont the section men and sent
them back after the brakeman's ere
mains" and about a mile below the
station they met Ed. pulling up the
track on foot, with some scratches ON
the side of his face and one lame shout
der, to remind him of his tumble off an
express train while going at full speed.
Meanwhile his father had been notified
of the disaster, but was ignorant of its
result; and Fastening down the road
10y carriage, met his son coming home
OH the morning freight
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16
Congregational Conference.

The annual County Conference was
held the present week, with the church
at Lower Waterford. The attendance
WAS fair, and the tone of the meeting
exceedingly hopeful and cheerful. la
almost every church reported, there has
been religious quickening. and about
$50 have been added to their member
ship. The discussions and other exrr-
ciSes of the Conference. were of much
interest. The next annual meeting is
appointed at Lyndon.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16
Base Ball.

BY invitations, the club of the Dart
mouth college freshman class played a
game of base ball with the ..Creepers''
of this place, Oh the Fair ground, Satur-
day last. At the hour when the game
WAS ts come of, il powerful shower pre-
vailed, but fortunately it WAS of short
duration. and at Just hali-past four the
game begun. 1t soon became evident
that the "Creeper>" had more than their
match. but they played pluckily. put
ting III some excellent work. The game
lasted one hour and a-half and the score
was nine for Dartmouth and four for
this club. 1t was Witnessed by uuitr
Il company of ladies and gentlemen. In
the evening, some of the Young ladies
gave the Hanover club IL reception at Il
room in the Academy. at which refresh
memtS were served, and Il pleasant time.
had. The Dartmouth boys numbered
some 10, several of whom fitted at this
Academy. They returned home Oh the
evening train.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16

Rand will play in the Square, Rail
.rr,t Friday evening, 10th, if the
erAlhrI permits
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16
Births.

In Fairfield, Maine May - a son to Mr. and
Mrs. George II. Colby.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16
The Story of a Trunk. NO. 2.

There is never trouble hut there are
two sides to it. The story of Il trunk in
the CaIedOnian of the 9Th, will look diff
terently when the other side tell their
story. The girl WAS at work for me at
the time and, she Il girl of only l6years
away from friends and home, in Il land
of strangers, and trying to do something
for herself In justice to her wish to
have the truth made AS public as the
other story: The trunk never was left
ON Mr.. Hendricks doorstep but on the
platform that is built out to the street
OF courSe he had no business with the
Trunk. Mr.. Buzzells boy brought the
trunk there because her sister lived i'll
tbe house. and she WAS watching for 1t.
As she passed there every day for her
milk and did not see it, she supposed 1t
had not been brought from MIR. Buz-
cells. Mr.. Batchelder called to MI.
Buzzelrs for the trunk, and found 1t
had been carried week before, and
that it had been advertised. The girl
then went up to get it, and finding the
trunk that she left locked had been
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16
Norrisville.

Norrisville.
The Ladies' Chapel Society will hold
an ice cream and strawberry festival in
the shops next week Wednesday eve
ming; proceeds to aid in the building
ola Chapel. Rooms good for the largest
kind of Il crowd, and general turn out
is expected.
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McIndoe's Falls.

Mc1ndoe'S Falls.
On Friday evening of last week. the
Ladies' Society of Mclndoc's, held an
ice cream and strawberry festival at
Academy Hall. tor the benefit of the
parsonage debt. A violent thunder
| storm coming up about the hour when
these refreshments were to be served,
many were prevented from attending
who would otherwise have been glad to
have enjoyed the early fruit of the sea-
son, and also contributed their mite to
a good cause. Notwithstanding the un-
favorable circumstances of weather the
receipts We're about SO.
Rev. j. l.. Litch has decided to re-
main another Year at Mclndue's, with
the church tor which he has been la
boring for the past three years.
1t is reported that k. Z. Peabody &
Co, are at present employing over 80
men i'll pushing along the mill towards
completion and the various other jobs
and repairs of private property in which
the Company are engaged.
Cornelius McGrath is said to have
bought the james McDermott place and
moved the house which he built last
fall on II lot belonging to the McIndoe's
Lumber Co, upon the McDelmott prop
erty. Consideration 81 400.
1t is currently reported on the street
that Calvin Dewey, ell account of the
great press of business at his hotel
which he thought too much of Il tax on
his ply steal powers t" carry ON, has
sold the property to John \. GilchIist.
who will make extensive repairs and
open the house under favorable auspices
about the LIST of July prox.
The family of G.. W. Gleason. NJ. ID.
the proprietor of Island Side farm"
arrived in town this week. They spend
the summer here and the winter in
Philadelphia.
Hon. Peter Buchanan. who narrowly
escaped being gored To death by mad
bull, is out again on the street, though
in Il somewhat disabled condition..
We learn Mrs. Lamb il very worthy
and industrious lady in this village is
about {" get n pension on account of
the death of her eldest son who was
killed in the war of the Rebellion. For
more than ten years she has been trying
through her attorneys Messrs. Leslie
Il Rogers obtain Il pension and back
pay but has failed to receive any sat
istaction from the pension office till
now. We think she justly deserves the
pension and we are glad that her per
sStent efforts have at last been re-
warded. 1t will have tendency to
tighten the load which she has been
carrying, and aid III procuring the com-
forts of home for herself and invalid
children.
ID. y. Estabrooks and wife expect to
leave this week for their home in Maine.
Mr.. Estahrooks will he here occasion
ally, as often at least us his business
may require.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16

r,..vr,thrr has been warm and
tara week "a remarkably grow
ImP I"' =
M tlmr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16
Essex Co. s. s. Union.


The following is the order of exer-
clses at the semi-annual meeting to be
held at Guildhall, June % and 30.
THURSDAY.
lO:O Address of Welcome. Charles f. Benton
lO45. devotional Exercises
ll;oo. Appropriate work of the Sunday School
gorge A. Perkins.
il:O What is true teaching +. ). Locke
l:SO. Promise Meeting.
l:45 The Sunday School Concert II. +. Forest
2l5. Sunday School Music-its place in the sun.
day School. G. W King
2;i3- Best means of securing the Salvation of
the young. w. &. Robinson.
SD Encouragements and discouragements OF
the teachers work. Miss French OF Bloomfield
4;Oo Question Drawer.
EVKNISG.-Devotional Meeting.
Importance of teaching our children the doctrines
OF inc bible and how can most successfully do
i'll ), F. Cushman.
FRIDAY.
"a m Prayer and Praise Meeting.
wv. Teachers Meeting.
~ Bible Reading. j. 4. Woodbury..
loU The duty of parents in the religious in.
suuctl0n OF children. T.. W. Coffin
~. ihe Superintendent and his work. T. n.
li;sO The Teacher and his work. Mrs 5. F.
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ished, and horse not much better
George hurt some, not bad.
H. E. Pierce has bought the Abbit
Caswell house, and moved in. Mrs
Caswell will occupy one part, while ID
Chamberlain who moved in a short time
since, goes out.
Fred. G. Stanton has been drawn to
serve as extra juror at county court.
Some four weeks since, IA stranger left
horse and buggy at A. H. Smiths hO-
tel. He had the horse cared for, en-
4ulred what time supper would be-
ready, and on being told, said he was
going out short distance and would
be back, but has failed to put in an APP
pearance up to the present time. On
Saturday last Mr.. Smith received tele-
gram from an officer at Coaticook Z. O.,
asking for Il description of the team,
which he gave, and on Monday the Off
Ger came and identified the team as be-
longing to n. Flanders of Stewartstown
n. H., who loaned the team to |. C..
Lathe May 18th, who was living in the
place at the time, doing small bust
ness and thought to he reliable. Mr..
Flanders is Il poor mar and not able to
stand the necessary expense of such II
mean rascality.
DIR. &. Woodward and F. Underhill,
started for trip to Boston via Portland
and steamer, last Wednesday. j. c.
Fuller started on an excursion to Port
land with Il party from st. Johnsbury
Thursday morning. They will all re
turn probably within ten days
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16
No. 10 HawIey Street, Boston, Mass.
announce that their stock for the
Centennial Celebrations of July 4, '76

IL most extensive and complete. W. have. produc-
"d tins season the best lot nt Goods We have. ever
manufactured and introduce this wear new and ,.l
rgant devices IN fire works. made. only al our la
h"Iai"ry. Together with a lar.c variety of ,,,ur.-
mons HAS lanterns. hr" crackers. t"rprdns. and
liInninailn" SprcialIrS. most appropriate. tn this
anhiN 'i''irN. f"r Pnhh' or private displays. IL"
superior G"o'is can lie found We guarantee. Sati,
faction Ia every rchlS,r and liberal prices Com
mlttres should apply once. triv,. Nnur order.
nov. ur witt, hat Nuur proposed ARRANGEMENTS
"r wants are without DELAY good selections can
thus b" made. plans perfected and assured
i"I brilliant celebration al the Cl"IinuS Fourth"
send i"T drscrptiN" catalogue aud prize. list For
pllNa hlSPlaSS We put up BOXES OF assorted
Fire Works from 81 90 to = 100 90 in value.
%hirh are safely shipped I" ANY distance c. q. H.
tory, l. liawl"N st. Corner Milk ST. Boston
2--3l
NTATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT =.
| - In Probate Court held at the Pr"hnir office i'll
st 'luhnshnrN. within and for said District ON the
18th day of June \. ID. I-56.
An Instrument purP"rting I" hr the last W i'll and
Testament "i John =. ti""drll LATE of Barnet
IN said district deceased. being presented To
Court by Jonathan ID. Abb"tt. the executor there
in named for Probate:
Ii Is ordered by said Court that all PERSONS con
rernrd therein be notified I" appear at session q"
said Court To lee held at the i'r"hatr Office in ST
J"hnsburN, nn the LIST day of July, \ u. I-76 and
she" ciuS' il any they may have. against the pre-
bate Of said will for which purpose il is further
ordered, that copy of the record OF this order In,
published three weeks succrsSivcly in the Calrdo
man printed al 81 'IOill~buTN. previous Ia
time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court Attest.
HENRY FRENCH. Register.
\ true copy at Record Attest.
293l HENRY FRENC II. Register.
John NJ. BILLIARDS ESTATE.
~ STATE OF VERMONT Essen DISTRICT.
In Probate Court. holden Guldlall. in and
Tor said district, the 10Th day uf June \. D. l-76
Mary A, and Henry =. billiard administrators
on the estate of John NJ. billiard late of Canaan
in said district, deceased, makes application to
court To extend the. time, heretofore. allow ed
him I" pay the debts due from said estate and to
render his administration account until some iu
tur- day
Whrreupon il is ordered hy said court that said
application be heard the Probate office in Guild
hall, On the LIST day of July, I-7j and it il
further ordered that Notice br given Ia all persons
concerned by the publication of this order in the
CaedOnan, printed at 81. John.bury three weeks
successfully. before said hearing
1871 WIN H. HARISUoRS .Judv.
A true copy al Record Attest
WM. II. HARTSHORN Judge.
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Sheffield.

|. h. Gray has moved ON the noun
tain farm with his father. 5. ID. Gray.
Widow Gray has rented |. X Gray's
house between the two villages.
The widow Pearl. living with \. l..
Folsom, is very low with consumption.
and will not live long.
The little Garland boy who WAS So
seriously injured Il short time ago, is
slowly but surely recovering.
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Danville,

OduVlllc.
Brown, komikul, the man what fur
uishes fun to order, at 25 cents per head
more or less, according to size and age,
entertained the children, both old and
young, for two hours at the village hall
last Monday evening.
A lot of nice black bass, furnished by
the fish commissioner, have been put
into JOe's pond.
Mr.. Thomas Clifford and family are
about to move to st. JOhnsbury.
George Greenbanks of SOnth Dan
vile. was patty to bad smash up not
long since. He was driving on the
back road just north of the factory. and
run into one of those town ec0nOmisers.
Forward wheels went dOwn-horse got
up and went-George lit out-horse
continued to go-wagon entirely demOl-
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Wheelock.


Horace Bradley has concluded to do
a thorough job on repairing his house
He is turning the roof and raising it to
Il story and a-half.
j. +. Dow and family are on visit
To Conway, y. II.
That door yard that has been So long
closed Is re-opened, and the fence is Ie-
ceiVing Il coat of paint. The Doctors
interest for the benefit of the place
hasn't wholly subsidized, if he has bought
Il farm out of town.
ii. Smith, who went away from home
some time last winter for medical at
tendance, Is with his son George Smith
of South Wheelnck, and is not expected
To live but a short time.
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FIdOned
'''''n"r Peck pardoued Dan Mckay
''"'"h' who has been in Jail in this
''I thtr' mouths because he could
pay hne for intoxicatiou. The
~ 'u cam" last Friday. In is expect
VIII also pardon the brothers
dc Wa" alt i'll Jail from the same
'""' irIrd of selling liquor.
'asFourth.
Ut Il" seen 10y the announcement
''' mat the Committee are rap
''''''''hg their arrangements for Il
'"'i"h at this place on the 4th.
""'IIing of the other attractions
i Ii" time now-the fact that
h"mbrIlain has consented to
"ldIrs~, will be Il matter for
,'NS lay all those who have ever
III. ''''''' L" say the least. His lee
D.. Jus place ou the battle of Get
i-... > ana the surrender of Lee, are
.y ''' as among the most thrill
'"'inent addresses to which
'''P'" even listened.
4ehdous Showers
o.. N AFTERNOON and last evening.
"A
.4,a,, Was Visited by very heavy
IT,. " From three To four in the
p,,, IN "' ANA ir"m half-past to half
IL. n me evening, powerful rains
l4,,i water probably, than has
ia, Wv S''lnr time before, for sew
s,ur ,,n he consequence is that
Ae sand ' -, streets are badly damaged
.s4in, Dlli at the head of the Plain
~ Paddock village, is quilted
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16

,Wrw Embellishments.
Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
nFFICE AND TENEMENT To RENT
" 2itf THOS WARD.
ST. LEON SPRINGS
The hotel AT St Leon Springs is now open for the
reception of visitors
TERMS:
For the Month of June 81 25 per Diern
July and August, 81 so per diem.
GILMAN, JOHNSON SARGEANT Propr's
JAMES K. GILMAN. Manager: 1881
HARDWOOD HOUSE
ScarbOro Beach, Oak Hill, Maine
This popular and home like sea side resort il now
open for the season of l-76. Situated twenty rods
from one of the finest beaches in New England.
An unsurpassed ocean view, fine drives and alks
surf bathing, fishing, cunning. boating etc Nine
miles from Portland, hours ride from Boston Six
trains daily from Portland via Boston & Maine or
Eastern X K Coaches always in readiness Rooms
may now he secured. For circular terms &c. ad
dress.
OTIS KALER a son. Proprietor
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i:3o The blackboard-its place in the Sunday
School. c. f. Woodbury.
Z. The proper relation of the Pastor to the sun
day School j. G.. Langford.
$50. The model Bible class F. C. Grant
3. Question Drawer
$3.50. Closing exercises
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East Concord.

GdSI SohCOlo
Daniel Scribner is building sidewalk
by his place the first sidewalk that has
appeared in the village.
On Thursday of last week, Melvin
Beans wife presented him with Il Bean
that weighed over ! pounds.
The Gospel workers from North Con
cord, held meetings here Saturday night
and Sunday forenoon.
j. p. Prouty and others were ont ON
Il handcar on Sunday last, very much
to the annoyance of those attending
church. BY some mishap Prouty fell
of the car and was badly hurt "A warn
ing to all not to he sporting on Sunday
A man at work for S. ii. Kellogg in
the mill last week, accidentally stepped
his foot against the trimmer, and sawed
his foot badly. The same man cut the
same foot with an ax some six weeks
ago, and was laid up some two weeks
He is very unfortunate.
o. F. Russell and n. w. Villas have
taken trip to Portland.
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Barnet.

Barnet
The st. Johnsbuly bread cart is to
run here through the summer every
Thursday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. X. VI. Cole, missionaries
of the American Board to Erzroom
Eastern Turkey. spoke in the church
last Friday evening. Mrs. Cole was
formerly from Littleton. y ii. She
gave an interesting account of Labor
among Armenian women.
The Republican caucus for Barnet to
choose delegates to State and County
Conventions, will he held in town hall
Tuesday, June Goth. at > p. NJ. Per
order town committee,
f.. Il. IDE, Chairman.