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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-12

For the week ending Tuesday, May O. IS76.
MARKET BEEFA few choice ~ 90 a -: extra
3 90 80; first quality 81 ~ Il - second quail
ity s. - + -: third quality - ~ a : 10.
Mich Cows AND CALvEs-S3" SO extra So a
go. FaTrOw Cows $50 a so.
lEALINGs-slU 10 Il 81 two years old SIS s:sa
three wears old S1S so.
WESTERN FAT SwINE-livr. > a 9c per IT,. Store
Pigs wholesale. Toe per III: retail, II BE
per III.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMS-lu lots. - ~ - 40
- ~ % 90 - ~. - M per head extra - ~ Il
81 ~ per head OF y Il per H.
Shearcd Sheep. I .I!c per III
Spring Lambs u u OOC per III
Veal Calves. - ~ a - M.
Brighton Hides ~ a ~ per liz.
Country Hides y a { per 10.
Brighton Tallnw. - a tie per III
Country Tallow. : AZ e per lii.
Calf skins lie per III.
Hrlts. 81 - Il - - each.
y. T.. Beef hnIr, .r3,. includes nothing hut
stabilized 100 I" li0n lbs. IunckS Extra and first
quality includes til" best large. fat oxen. second
and third quality includes oxen and tw" and three
wears old Steers.
Shrrp-ENtra includes CnSs,.ts. and when those
Of inferior quality thrown
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-12

Il have never been fully satisfied with any
drti'l" for toilet use as am with ynur Forest Tar
soap. II Is perfect shaving soap. yielding - rich
whit" laih"r that does not dry upon the face, and
that leaves II soft and free from the smaTting com
mon {" tender faces after shaving. 1t is the best
article for the skin eV used 50 50 saws Mr. l.
H"st"n. Get Il cake of your druggist or hy send
ng a5ctS t" the Forest Tar Co., Portland. Me
The broken down constitution caused hv Kid
ncy. Bladder and Granular Diseases is promptly
strengthened hu"ycd up these complaints cur
ed by HUNTS REMEDY. stubborn attacks of Drop
~, Female irregularities. Complaints of the Urimo-
Genital Organs. Diabetes. ENceSs,.s. Intrmp-rancr.
Exhausted VITALITY Gravel and Affections Of the
Prostate Gland are cured by HUNTS REMEDY.
From W. X. Chisholm. NJ. d. of New Bedford
81 have employed the Per ,ridn Syrup sue
crsSfully cases of Dyspepsia chronic diarIhu.a
nervous debility, neuralgia, crysprlis. buils and
diseases of tn" skin also chlnruss. l-ucnrrhc
proapsus ut-ri. and i'll female complaints urnrr-
ally. As an alternative tonic, the syrup ought to
h" used by cl"rsyncn. editors cashiers, clerks
lawyers and others who use their brains NOR. Than
their muscles as well as operatives, printers
talI"rs. sh"cmakcrs. sramStrcsscs and all those
whose occupation confines them in ill vent Lated
and "v"r-h' atrd rooms. who liable to suffer
more ar less from nervous debility
Jaundice and BiIiousne>> Who knows a
good remedy for thr-, disorders, w, ara. ,ss,r,J
Arwoons VEGETABLE. PHYSICAL, JAUNpIcE BIT
IERs Will effect speedy cure. They have never
failed I" satisfy all VIII" have used them fnr Iaun
dice Dyspepsia, Bilinusness, etc Beware of m
ttl"n~. ia" gennIn" has private proprietary
stamp OF John F. Henry over the. cork sold nv
all dealers. Manhattan Medical TO-. Prnprictors
JollN + HENRY. GU IRAN \ co. New York
Wholesale gents. 2II
tATARRH cannot he cured by -nufis wa-hr.
"i local Applications. 1t Is weakness "f.thr con
siituti"n. developing ITSELF in tlI. nasal .rnan-
hrS, afterwards extending To the throat and lungs
ending GENERALLY i'll Consumption, if not checked
by proper remedies. Pains III head back lniuS and
weakness of kidneys are its attendant diseases
More people have Catarrh than any other disease.
II l. easily cured Thousands of cases some. of
inltN years standing, have been entirely cured in
New Hampshire the past three wears by III. (,u
Sf""t,""" tdtdrrh Remedy Certificates To- back
III" above" and a treatise Catarrh in a - I.ir,.
pamphlet sent free on application to Littlcfirld 4
Go" Prupl"tnr-. Manchester, y. IL, Send name
"n postal card and it will cost only a cent Price.
81 per bottle. to Sept 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-12

'a>t"ria l. perfect substitute for Castor oil.
without any objections. for II l. pleasant I" take.
ami docs not mau>'atr or gripr For t"Stivrur~~
Al any aGr. hut especially Tor Wind collie. sour
stomach Worms and TIN, pi~"rlrrrd Bowels OF
children. it Is til" most rtirctiN, r,mrd, IN r\-
i~tanc". II l. harmless II j. reliable aud II l.
cheap
There need Il" II" pain where C,.ntaur Iiui
m"ut l. used. Burns and S'ad> are healed with
out a scar. rheumatism. >pr:us. aud most flesh.
h"nr and mu~cl" ailments can be- absolutely cured.
There two kinds The White Crutaur Linz
m"nt j. tor family uS''. the yellow Tor horses and
animals. uur trlil will convince the iucrrdul"u~.
tIunrsG
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St. Johnsbury Centre.

Rev. \. W. Stafford, who has been
acting pastor of the Congregational
Church the past year, will soon leave
for the Home Mission field of the west.
The church will he Sorry to lose him.
Int his heart is in mission work, for
which he has special qualifications and
some experience already.
Harry Stiles. an eight years old son
of Lowell Stiles. had an arm broken last
Friday morning, while at play with an
other hoy at the school house
John Bacon is painting his house
Bcaunam Butler is setting ont shade
trees beside the road an example
others will do we'll to follow.
The G"od Tcmplars had AN exhibit
ton last Thursday evening, at which
WAS Il play, music. etc. There WAS not
Il large audience. The play will he re-
pcated Tonight.
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Walden.

Walden.
II. II. Am>dcn owns il brass. eight
day clock. that was bought 10y Father
Am>dcn in lSI2. and has been in use
for 10 Years, and to-day is the standard
time keeper for all this section. 1t
keeps the day of the month us correct
aS an almanac, and also the changes of
the moon. Its original cost was SI25.
Mr. Jason Eastman, North Walden.
met with il serious damage to his board
machine one day last week. In running
back the carriage with log. the log he
came detached in such IA way As to
bring the SAW i'll contact with some part
pertaining t" the carriage. 50 as to
break the SAW i'll many pieces. Singu-
lar to tell, not Il man was Injured ONLY
10y fright. Damage about 5000.
The family and friends of H. II.
Amsien will he glad to learn that
though his lameness is very bad. vet he
is gaining slowly. with good prospect
of recovering i'll time.
! Mr.. Lyman Utley, of whom mention
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Mitchell Farm Wagons.

The above wag
ans have now al
rived and ! am pre-
pared Ia sell rvcrN
farmer on" AT u
pTiccthat will maxi,
It an object for him
not only To have a
GOOD. durable and
convenient wagon
tur farm work but
also a good one Ia
carry his produces
I" market. I%lirv :
inn these wagons J
we'll worthy the al {
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-12
Narrow Escape

MIS- Lafayette Soper left a Kerosene
lamp burning in the chamber when she
P"t her little girl to bed Saturday eve
hih%' and some time afterwards. poiuo
,'''" '''e '""'i'' she found the top of the
bureau on which the lamp stood. all ON
Hre' II Is supposed the lamp exploded.
ana III Il few minutes more tbe bouse
would nave been on fire. and PERHAPS
the child sutfocated. The girl had not
awakrd.
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charged with having assaulted his
"e'Shoor' +. Is. Phillips, striking him
upon the head with hammer. He was
fined ten dollars and cost.
Foster Phelps, residing in the south
part oil the town. was ON Monday taken
10y constable ID. Quimhy to GuildIoll
Jh'l' Tor negI"cting and refusing to pay
the taxes upon il certain piece of real
estate t" which he had formerly had a
title, but which he claimed he sb,uIJ
NOT pay as the property had passed out
of his ownership by the foreclosure of
me mortgage upon it. Whether the.
collector was legally justified in the act
on caught tartar" by so doing. re-
mains to he seen.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-12
Tin Wedding.

Some sixty nrighh"rs and friends of
MIR. and Mrs. j. F. Emerson of this
town. called i'll upon them last Friday
evening. and announced t" them that
they had enjoyed welded bliss ten
Years: and III order t" he in style. as
we'll aS friendly. they had brought in
then contributions of tin ware. etc
They also brought Il huuntifu supply
of refreshments. which were partaken
of with Il relish. The tin eat -hol,."
WAS tested on the spot. and found to
work we'll. The occasion was much
enjoyed hN all. and the gifts of utility
thankfully received.
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l"w' by putting on verandab and =
ra'llng about the roof Jerry Drew has
pm his place on Church street in fin
top iepa'r, and now grading is neino
done on his grounds and those of tb.,
ne'@hh"rs each side. which will imp,ove
the looks of that locality y.r, u,,,J,
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A Freshet.

The highest water in several wears
prevailed on Tuesday. There were
some WaSh-outs on the T. x O. east.
but none but what were speedily re
paired. The water from the river WAS
three feet deep in the highway below
Mr.. LindSay'> in Barnet. Tuesday noon
The water rrceded on Wednesday. hut
Il continuous rain "Wednesday NIGHT
brought II up again. and this morning"
the tliSky Moose is higher than for five
Years, and unless the rain ceases soon.
much damage must hc done
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lr;iihG.

In North Danvilr. May -th. Prof. y. j. l. Ran
dali aged - ycars.-onlv child of Captain Thomas
and SALLY Randall
In Windsor. May 3d, Mrs Lucy. wife OF Samuel
Stmnt. md IL
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West Concord.

West Concord.
This place must he Il very agreeahle
resort for members of the legal protcS
sion. for within the past week. III ad-
dilion to our own complement "f three,
we have been favored with four from
st. .Johnsbury, which would certainly
seem to he enough t" supply all the
real wants of the place, and enable
every citizen to get ample Justice, If 1t
is To he obtained through the multitude
nf couuseI-in which is said to Ice Wis
dom.
Daniel b. Morse was arraigned before
Justice W. c. Lewis. IA few days since
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WheelOCk.

The Village school house j. under
going quite Il change in its outward ap-
prarancc ny receiving" Il good coat "t
paint.
G. Chase i moving and repairing his
barn.
+. >trt>"u has rented his house to Il
Mr.. Dodge. " hn j. I" take possession
Immediately.
MI. Staples has made some repairs in
his house. and We learn he thinks OF
making more.
Andrew Walcott started last week on
his summers work. i. T.. setting up
scales for Fairbanks \ Co.. ST. Johns
bury.
y few of "ur public spirited men IN,
huilding Il side walk, which speaks well
for the enterprise of the place.
:. G.. Cree is tearing down his old
barn with the intention of building Il
horse barn in its stead.
Horace Bradley is making some re-
pairs on his house this week. and is
thimhin" of raising it half II story. but
has not decided yet how much he will
do to it.
Mrs. Ward Bradley is very low with
Il lung difficulty. and many are fearing
she will not recover. "AnXiouS friends
can smooth the pillow. but God atom,
can heal the wound"
1t is said there is IA family in this town
whose husband and father is in perfect
health. and still allows his children To
e" uncl"thed and hungry. Well would
it he tor such Il family if this town
could boast of another elopement
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No Charge for Trimming t!

New Goods constantly arriving IN
millinery, collars and CntS. Neckfes,
LdceS, etc.. etc.
Call early i'll the week for the first selection
turnrr Store, Ward = Block X X. ST.
A. VI. HEARD
ST. bloomsbury. April -. .aa5
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1nr.Il and Stair Jirns.

r,i,Lr. Io,L
I'"' "
t...-. Meeting. Monday. I'D.
...;..,I o..,,. I,,.-
-.'' ''.
Ill.,. .ou ~rr ont y"ur Centennial
..r,r... next Tuesday evening.
.r
am hi. r.a, l,,..
....u..I,,d with the North Church
,...rU. and ten with the South.
u.-.o0- ~''Nl'r> VIII he held at
a.u hou-'. Padd"rk village, next
.hr F"a"".N '"''''"'\ AZ" machine
..r, nave pee" ''''''" I" pa'lie'
.mn>",.. ..''' '''''''''" '''''''
a. r... is in Boston and New
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than the friends of the institution dared
to hope.
The summer term of the district school
is now in session. under the charge of
Mrs. Geo. o. Dimck. She brings to
the work the ripe experience of mature
years. besides being among the number
of those VIII" are APT to teach"
At the communion service in our
church on the first Sabbath in MAY.
three persons connected themselves
Herewith 10y profession of their faith
Mrs. Chauncey Alden has let the job
of building and finishing her house To
MeS>rs. Austin & Miller of Wells River
The body of the house and the ell at
tachment are both raised. and enclosed.
and We congratulate her on the choice
of workmen she has made. as in the
present ease she is likely to have her
work well and fairly done.
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St. Johnsbury East.

Mr.. Eugene Harrington has moved
back t" the old homestead His father
and family are at present in Canada
Mr.. Albert Lee has moved from the
Mil" Hale farm into II. +. Gri>w old'S
house on the corner. this village.
The congregational Society have
newly >himglcd their church. At the
last meeting of the church. \. X. Ilovey
and Henry Severance were elected dca-
cons.
II. +. Gri>W"ld owns COW that two
Years since brought him twin heiterS
which he raised although advised to
the contrary. tnr the reason they would
not breed. Last week they both came
i'll the same day. (hring tw" Years old. }
and one of them bearing twins which
proves c"nclu>ivrlN that twin hcitcr>
" ill breed.
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Tit for Tat.

l.. l.. Frank. the insurance agent. W ho
was taken on Il body writ and Jailed
some six weeks ago, for an attempt to
leave the state when he was owing j
W. Batchc;dcr hcirr doiIdrS. had II
hearing Tuesday before Justice Lewis.
when Batchcldcr's lawyer gave iudr-
nIcnt tor Frank To recover his costs. and
took an appeal to the county court
Frank counsel then rendered Il judn-
mcnt for the plaintiff to recover the
full amount of his claim and costs The
court allowed the plaintiff his appeal.
" hich left Frank in Jail. a> he had been
Then Frank sued Batchcldcr tur false
imprisonment, and shut up his store
Hatchcldcr rcplr>icd his goods. and WAS
in possession again in IL few hours The
next step. Batchcldcr sued Frank for
malicious prosecution and here the
matter rests as We z" to press. Thomas
Bartlett l. counsel for Ratchcldci. and
II. {. Bate, for Frank.
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North Danville.

The death of y. j. Il. Randall. "t
which mention i made clScW here. i a
sad blow To the family and other friends.
MIR. Randall WAS Il Young man of much
promise. For several Years past he has
been engaged in teaching in Pcmn>Nl-
Vania. Last summer he went abroad.
and married The daughter ot Nh. Sprn-
Ger. American Consul at Genoa. Italy
Returning to Pcmn>N lNania. he cuntim-
urd teaching until November. " hen
failing health obliged him to abandon
Labor. and he returned To his father
home. where he remained until his
DEATH Some think he contracted in
Italy the prevalent and fatal Roman
fever. We understand that his attending
phN stefan Stokes said that there WAS
no disease about him. He WAS dressed
every day until his death. and went ont
in pleasant weather. While in this
country previous to her marriage. his
" lie made her home with Bishop Amc<.
hcI great uncle.
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East Burke.

PROBABLE ATTEMPT At MURDER.
last Saturday night 10y the report
that Ira Carpenter had killed his
son Ed. DR. Smith and some of the
Village people went up to the house.
where they found Ed. in>rn>ihlc on the
floor. while Carpenter WAS ont in the
field. \ cash WAS cut in the sons head
about tW" inches III length. with an
axe. which WIS found with blood upon
it, Carpenter and son endcavorrd to
lay the attempted murder on Il younger
son who has often separated them III
their qualreIS.
As some ladies were driving through
the street last week, IL yoke of steers
near 10y became frightened, and run
ming came in contact with the wagon.
breaking it. but not seriously iniurimg
the occupants.
The last report places the building of
the school house in the hands of Chas.
\. Carpenter. 1t is To he Il tw" story
huiding with cupola. \ paper is being
circulated to IaiSc funds for bell.
The logging men are taking ad\an-
| tagc of present high water to run logs
to the lower mill. Three miles above
here * Il jam where some of the logs
stand on end high in the air. :" great is
| their number. while mile further down
the middle pier of Il bridge has been
moved. and more damage is expected
when the mass of lumber comes down
| the river.
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Sheffield.


X. kcma>t"n is making some changes
III the inside of his house. making it
more convenient for two families.
Mrs. Folsom has moved into the old
"Elkin> house now owned 10y l.. VI.
VI. GRAY : estate.
old Nh. Garland has purchased IL
building lot "i Isaac Pearl directly in
front of the potash. and intends To put
ny Il tW"->t"rN building, the upper pant
t" hr used t"r Il paint shop. and the
lower pant for black >mithug.
We wish +" have il distinctly under
stood that the Rev. j. H. Win>low j.
not the correspondent t"r the CoI.do-
nidn.
MIS-. VI. j. Jones l. ""in" To start Il
branch shop in hen line in this village
and Is L" occupy looms III Mrs. J.. VI
VI. GriN'> house.
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5HarriaurG.

- Ndrj0gcS and Dc0thS inserted free.
ObitHdIicS. sir cents Il lime.
In W""d>t"ck. April y. 10y Rev l.. W. Hicks.
William +. IIazcn OF ~ bloomsbury. IL Henrietta
H. Haskell of Wuud~tock
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LADIES !

Why do Your own trimming when Won can have
II done at Miss \. NJ. lIrard's without charge
Those hnNins hats and trimmings of | shall
from this dat, make
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McIndOe'S.

The chill of May day has passed. and
hnlmN hlcczrs and humid showers start
the MAY flowers" which are eagerly
sought for by children and youth. and
all in fact who, in them. recognize the
good will and hrnrticcnce of our kind
Heavenly Father. Though later than
usual in making their appearance. they
fulfill the promise that sced-timc and
harvest shall not fail.
The "McIndoe's Lumber Company
So-called. have had remarkable success
in pushing their drive of logs forward
toward their mill at Mt. Tom, Mass.
having reached this place with the rear
of the drive in about nine days from
the time the logs were put III. The
whole work is superintendent and order
ed 10y Mr.. Bowman-of the Co.-Who is
evidently the right man in the right
place.
X. +. Peabody y Co. are progressing
and Notwithstanding the adverse eli
cumlstances with which they have t"
contend in the high water, they are still
pressing on with commrndable energy,
and when their work is completed they
will have the best mill and equipments
on the river.
At the instigation of Miss Laura
Moore of Barnet, the vice president "t
the Ladies' Temperance Union tol Cal
rdonia county, an auxiliary ''Cui"n
WAS organized ut McIndoc's on Tuesday
of last week. From the known ability
of the ladies who have enlisted in tn,
cause. we aIc confident that our peopl,
will lie thoroughly stirred up on the
temperance question.
The spring term of Mclndoe'> FALL
Academy closed last Thursday. Alt"
gether the term was more successful
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estate to which he had formerly had =
title, but which he claimed he sh,uId
not pay, as the property had passed ont
"f his ownership by the foreclosure of
The mortgage upon it. Whether the
collector was legally justified in the act
on caught tartar" by so doing. re-
mains to lie seen.
East Concord.
The Gospel workers from Miles Pond
came down here to the meetiu" ON
NcdneSlay night of last week. A great
interest was taken by all present.
o. +. x c. w. Russell are cutting out
about twenty thousand feet of lumber
per day.
+. l.. llurlhut has got his board SAW
running. and is ready to fill orders for
customers. Mr.. IIurlbut has IA supply
of coupon tickets 50 he can furnish any
that are going west or south t. any
place they wish to go.
George, IL IlmonthS old son of W. II.
Wright, fell from the upper piazza. about
II feet. on Monday, causing great ex-
citemcut in the village for ii few min
uteS, till it was ascertaimed the child
was not hurt.
Ira Grant, Jr., has rented his house
to Horace Russell. and moved upon the
farm with his father.
James Williams has given up the
grocery business and rented his store to
Horace Russell fnI IL shoe shop
Danville.
The Caledonia Bass Ball Club have
rc"rganizrd and are making prrpar;,-
ti"nS for the summer campaign. They
talk business this Year
Mr.. o. VI. Clifford and family started
Monday morning for their seaside hotel.
IT kcnnchunkport. Me This is the
same house that Mr.. Clifford run last
summer, and we understand that nearly
all of his old hoardcrS have engaged
rooms for the coming season.
Our people were entertained with a
concert ot vocal music of Il high tone
and moral nature, last Monday evening.
for the first time for many months. Our
people were rcioiccd To hear this old
and celebrated family of vocali>ts once
more. especially our rural community.
We refer to the Frog family.
Our farmers are doing nothing on their
land vet. Not II iurrow has there been
pl"u%hcd. except it may he in some
very warm localities. The gInund is
full of water, to over flowing. and still
1t rains. The snow drifts are grow in"
beautifully less every day.
Eaton has pulled off the tan and gravel
from the roof of his dwelling and rr-
placed it with tin.
Arrangements are being made To stock
J"c> pond with black bass. aud other
Varieties at fish adapted To its waters
Nh. G.. W BAXTER will meet the fish
commissioners at Wells River in Il few
days. and procure the necessary supply
and take them to West DanNilc. and
place them IN the pond there.
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Liberation 4!

This is to certfythat have given my son, AFRO
II. Garfield, his time during the remainder of his
minority. and shall claim none of his earnings nor
pay any "f his debts after this date.
CALEB q. GARFIELD.
JulushurN Nav
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Barnet.

Barnet.
The Connecticut has been very HIGH
this week. "vcrtl"Wing the meadows
Dr. y. b. Thompson proves to have
hrrh quite seriously injured when he
was thrown from his carriage. IN
tIllrl has most of his patients
The church at the meeting last FIJI
day. adopted some more specific rules
of government. one "f which extends
the pri, lIrgc OF voting to all the mem
hcI>.
Rev. j. service of Haumct C,mtur.
expects t" >tHrt tor Philadelphia this
week to attend the General Assembly
"i his society. and The Centennial.
The W"mam'> Christian Temperance
| mon held Il mass -mcctin" in the
church "Wednesday evening. of last
week. Besides Il Scripture reading and
appropriate and interesting addresses
10y the Ladies' OF the Union. remarks
cnt. and music and rccitation> were in
tci>pcr>rd. There WAS Il GOOD house.
but We wish the venerable legal gentle
man who bcliiicd Us at the County
loung Mems Temperance Association,
for not having our wives with IL. could
have been present.