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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03
.,rrI..nd \ ogdrn>burg X. X. Trains.


d., r,i,n-I.ravr- Portland go IL. m, Fabyan' :
iii luurnbuTg, 3:2j, East Concord 3:il.
p.ud sd North Concord. 402. West Con
IL, T. II .IUhnshury / - ST. JohnshuTy 500.
Dr. 5A, Walden 600, Greensboro G.:!3 East
..h 81 IIHrdwick 6Ii, arrives al johnson
.,.. TriH-L-avrs Luncnburg 700 Il. IN. +.
-. Miles Pond 1:3I, North Concord. IS
.rl -:OI. r. st. bloomsbury :: -. arrive ST.
..-, 10 Leaves ST. Jnhnsbury at GOO II. m,
40 Walden 1:;5 East Hardwick -::'2,
..- IL Johnson at ll:.J.
This train does not run Mondays west of
lnSbury.
GOING EAST.
r.f TrdiI-Leaves johnson at 600 a. m. Hard
- ~ East nardwick III, Greensboro 1:27,
.u =, ~. Danvile s:I5. arrives al ~. Johns
AZ 81. leaves 81. Jnhnsbury $40 IA. IN, +.
tu-htrV y:35, West Concord y:41, y. Concord
.l,.- Pond 1910 T.. Concord 1870 Lunrnburg
q lihNaus l:lO p. m. Portland > 40
,-f Trnin-Leavcs johnson at ll:45, a. M,
.,.,h b .. M. T.. Hardwick LIS. Greensboro
walden 30. Danvillr 3:IO arrives AT st.
..,f, at i.3O leaves -. Johnsbury. j:Oj p. M,
-, Inhu-hurV J23. West Concord $40. North
"a IlR Miles Fond clio East Concord, 6:25
.. AT Luurnhur. al 6:i5.
This train does not run Mondays and Sat
.WrSt ut 81. Inhnshury.
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False Pretenses.

4 little affair occurred in this place
Saturday evening. going to show L"
what ,.xnedients some will resort in
order to procure liquor A stranger
went to the liquor agency and present
ed an order from Il resident PHYSICIAN
asking that the agent give wv. ii.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03
Variety Wedding.

The Free Baptist Sewing Circle met
at Ira IIarvrH's last Friday. There was
nothing irregular in this but along in
the evening the neighhnrs began to pour
in upon them to the number of some 10
1t had leaked out that it WAS the 10Th
anniversary of their wedding, and their
friends took this method to surprise
them. They brought in some little
ticeahlc being cake basket. 1t was ii
happy surprise and pleasant occasion.
For want of Il better name. and in view
Of the fact that Nh. Harvey keeps Il
variety store, they call it Il Variety
Wedding.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03

ing out OF turning gray, rcnews its growth and
gives strength and Vig"r. II is delightfully."- prr.
fumed, and makes splendid dressing. 1t is the
cleanest and most desirable Hair Tonic ever pro
duc-d FUSED by the elite. Price only 30 cents
tAprl6 -
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Farm For Sale

Situated in West Litilrt"n, Y. H., nn thu. Con
n-ctcut River, one of the best farms III town con
tanning 30 of land good buildings good
water. L. we'll fenced. contains apple and sugar OF
chard and il handy Ia schn"l Would exchange. for
"A small place near st. John-bury Plains. For
further pan tcular- address T.. FI'IFORD Lower
Waterford Vt. call at the farm 1915.
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Telegraph Offices.

WESTERN UNIOS and VT. INTERNATIONAL TEL
...KApH COMPANY. Offices in the Post Office
Nam street and i'll the Passenger Depot
,i''ir, hours from : A. NJ, to NJ. Night
messages at half rates.
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DISSOLUTION !!

Notice IL hereby given that the firm of Colby
tay circuit is this day Dissolved by mutual con
sent. q W. Orcutt is authorized To settle thu,
affairs uf the concern
DANIEL COLBY.
GEORGE GAY.
u. W ORCUTT.
1t .IuhnshuTN March / l>.G I3l6'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03

CATARRH cannot be cured by snuffs washes
81 local applications. 1t Is II weakness of the con
Stltuti"n. developing itself in the nasal organs
first. afterwards extending Ia the throat and lung
by proper remedies Pains in head back uius and
weakness of kidneys are its attendant diseases.
More people have Catarrh than any other disease
II Is easily cured. Thousands of cases some of
forty years standing. have been entirely cured i'll
New Hampshire the past three. years by the Com
StitUti0Hdl Cdtdrrh Remedy. Certificates to back
the above. and treats. Catarrh in a 81 page
pamphlet, sent free application I" Littlete1d 4
Co, proprirtors. Manchester y H.. send name
On postal card and il will cost only cent Price
81 per bottle. t20 sept III
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It. bloomsbury Athenapum.

,A ,Nr EtAuIN. RuuM-Opcn from A. NJ.
r"l.N from = &" D and from : tn IL 4. NJ.
rl"-'d Wrdu,.day Evenings
GNlIFfN-up,u tuesday and FRIDAY
W " IHANER Librarian.
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on Tuesday evening, it was unanimous
~ voted to invite the gospel workers
from Massachusetts. who were her. one
year ago, to visit this place again. at rs
early day as they could arrange. This
was i'll accord with "a wide-cxpressed
desire among this people. 1t is not vet
known if they can come.
john a. M"ore's creditors had Il
meeting in this place on Tuesday. 1t
is reported that Johns father told the
other creditors that he would take the
goods and pay them the per cent. he
could afford to. or let them have the
goods and take his per cent. The
whole matter was postponed for one
month.
l.. :. Moore's clothing store was
opened last evening, and the goods are
being sold under the sheriff.
Personal
Miss Maria \. West. author of The
Romance of Missions" left Boston Sat
urday, en- route for Smyrna, where she
Is To engage i'll Il special missionary
work among women. Miss West spent
Il number of weeks in this place last
year, and will he remembered by many
readers.
Col. +. Z. Farr has accepted the
agency of the Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of New York, II position Capt. p.
ID. Blodgctt has held for Il number Of
years. but which he now relinquishcs
because of Il press of other business.
Col. Farr has an office with W. III. Gal
hraith x Co.. in Bank Block.
DIR. Payson NJ. Chadwick has gradu-
ated at the medical department of the
New York University. He intends
however to remain there for the present
to get the benefit of hospital practice.
Capt. Horace X. Idle reached his home
in this place on Tuesday evening. COM
ing direct from Florida. From Savan-
nah he came to New York by water.
He reports real estate on the rise in
Florida. and predicts Il bright future
for this land of orange groves and ALI
gators. Speaking of orange groves. the
Captain brought home some of the gold
en- fruit. The largest specimen he left
with the CdIedOnjdn, measured eleven
inches and tivc-eighths in circumfer-
ence. \ perfect mammoth. The Cap
tain returns in good health. Our read
rrs will miss his r;Icy letters
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Oysters g. Fresh Fish

In order To compete with the times will sell
Oysters at &1.15 per gallon, solid 30 cts per
quart Will also sell fresh fish cheaper than tn"
cheapest. Come to HENDRICKS and get y"ur
fresh solid oysters AT the above prices Warranted
10 S'Gt. 4. ID. O'LEARI, al Hendricks East
crn Avenue. st .IohnSbury Vi III.
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Collins and CaSketS.

Manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail by
L. ID. HOWARD. EAST OF BEruI. at treaty Re
dUcsd Rdtss
. q Baskets upholstered and trimmed short
notice at the r"rms over Ira liARVEY's Variety
store. Eastern Avenue. Call in and examine my
work.
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NEW FIRM +!
GAY X ORCUT'I'.

\ ~ ~ NN u
The subscribers have formed "A copartnership
and having purchased the entire. interest ut Dan
irl Colby i'll the lat. firm of Colby, Cav & Orcutt
viii carry on the business of box making AT the
old stand. liberal share of the public patT"na.,
IL solicited. GEORGE GAY. Meridian. 81.
q. W. ORCJr TT. -. J"hnsbury
March |. l-76 INF
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SAFES SAFEST!
FIRE PROOF SAFES!
SAFES !

W" hav" on hand four good Fire Proof Safes of
various sizes any of which offer for -al, at
prices 10 suit the times have usp for them
all. II yuu are in and buy AT y"ur own
price. Ais" good second hand EMPRESS
WAGON, newly painted
II. f. FLETCHER 60.
st. Johnsbury Vt. March l. I-7G III.
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Sutton.

Sutton.
| wish To say Il few words in regard
to the singular lawsuit spoken of in
Nour paper last week. that the people
are discussing here. That l.. j. Camp
bell signed note with Blake is true
That l.. J. Camphell'> brothers bought
the stock of goods of Blake. paving him
some $1,000. * not true. Blake got n.
X. Campbell to buy the goods. with the
understanding that after the goods were
paid for and l.. j. Campbell made
whole. that Blake was To have the bal
ancr. and that Blake was to sell the
goods ont and save what he could out
of it. l.. J. Campbell never undertook
to sell ont the goods. as he was in the
store but very little of the time. Blake
worked ten and one-half months in the
store and boarded himself, and l.. }.
Campbell worked where he was mind
to during the time. when n. X. Camp
bell sold ont one-half of the goods to
with Blake IN refer the matter to dis
interested parties. and says he does not
owe Blake. 1t does not puzzle some
folks here very much what Blake has
sued for.
The lecture given 10y Mr.. Conant,
state agent for the state education So
ciety. was attended 10y II good number
foI the night as it was one of the worst
of the winter. Mr.. Conant gave us IL
good talk on the subject of our common
schools.
The religious interest in the place is
good yet, and at every meeting new
eases ask for the prayers of Christians.
Some extra meetings are To be held this
week. and help from other places Is
expected.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03
The New Water Works.

We understand that the village Trus-
tees have made il contract with the
Nergennes Machine Co.. to put in one
No. |. J. u. Flanders pump. having Il
capacity OF supplying 1O.OOO gallons
each twenty-four hours, without ex-
ceeding twenty-eight revolutions per
minute. Also, one No. 3 pump, with
capacity of supplying 2,0O0,O00 gallons
each twentyfour hours, with not eX-
ceeding twenty-eight revolutions per
minute. With the pumps they are TO
furnish all machinery. gears. pimions,
pinion shafts, discharge and suction
pipe, all complete and set to work and
tested, guaranteeing to throw six solid
one inch fire streams 100 feet each.
They are also to furnish. deliver and
lay
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03
FiremenS' Meeting!

The members OF Drlu.r Fire Company No > al.
notified 10 meet at their hall on summer street ur
Tuesday. March al ucl"ck I. NJ A full at
tendance II desired
II nA\IEI. AEpENTEK Gl,.Ik
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larM apd Stair Urns.

Mach meeting next Tuesday.
Vote fur County commissioner.
Elect the best men To town offices.
send in returns of election early
.Iudng vote for commissioner.
jerry Drew has taken Il deed of the
rmr> Howard place on Church street,
'N >'ljo; but will repair the premises
.'i'." occupying them.
Mis- Fanny Heath of Bradford,
~ At Daniel Carpenters. fell at the
= .h"u>c of Col. Fairbanks on Mon
nd di>l"catcd her right wrist.
An extra TAIN will br run from this
'ri" West Concord next Tuesday
'..,-. I" thu opening gospel meeting.
""-h PERSONS will 2" to warrant it,.
Us" large slrighs. filled with odd
lows and then wives. went up and
''' upon Lowell Stiles on WcdneS-
vi. stiles i Past Grand Master.
-.' .'''> IN 4 farm in the north part of
oan.
R"lr a number of prominent citi-
.'.' OF Portland reached Burlington
'''"''4N evening for Il brief stay.
.".N- others. We notice Gen. Amber
'.. N'>>I>. J. b. Brown, ). +. Spring,
d. \. Jose. etc.
>'h""I sleigh rides are now the
'-e. Miss Cumncll'S school took Il ride
'.'' and Miss Undcrwood's school
' Il" Llndonville Monday. Martin
w." llln>hcd the motive power, but
~ '"''IIen let off good deal of steam
nom the rumorS which are brought
"'" ont of town, one would think
our business men had failed. An
''liahle wrong is sometimes done
.''>> men. by circulating unfounded
'> affecting their financial stand
40 not he guilty of this sin.
'"r rllste>> have quite job in
'"'oS the foundation for the pump
'h the island above the dam.
N'''H Is ledgy and quite abrupt,
l>'ne'ahIc blasting will he neces-
|. Hr engineer of the company
avs II I" he an excellent location,
'7h Completed.
Young man in this place, whc
. W" severely troubled with AN in
III mud III the cavity of the chest
'''r'ed last week 10y an incision
The ribs, and then by means OF
Si'dl instrument called aspira-
' cavity "f the chest was entirely
."'rd Of the fluid.
: =" annual meeting of the Y. VI. G.
... '' held Saturday evening, March
.,. ''e Association Rooms, at "A
r. \ fall attendance is requested
b. ''N tax of one dollar is now
needed. viii all members of til,
T.. ''''h forward all dues to tn,
.,,., d. soon as possible. PEE
.-..,, a injecting of the pastors and rep
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03

There need he pain where Crntaur Lini
ment is used. Burns and Scal,is are healed with
out scar. rheumatism, Sprains and most flesh
bone and muscle ailments can Ii, absolutely cured
There are two kinds. The White Crntaur Iini.
mrnt is for family use. tn, yellow for horses and
animals. one trial will convince the incrrdulnus
tJune76
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will long he held in pleasant remem-
brance. He leaves some worthy sons.
who will succeed to his business.
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Walden.

Departed this life Feb. 81. Mr.. Josiah
button. aged about - years The sub
ject of this notice, was father of quite ii
large family, several of which have
passed on before. but there are quite IA
number. with their aged mother. left to
mourn his demise. one of which is A. F..
button, Esq, with whom he lived for
some years past. But a few days before
his death, he with his companion went
to spend few weeks with another son
in the neighborhoOd for their annual
visit the Rev. Il. 5. Dutton. The next
day after his arrival there. he had IL
shock of paralysis. causing nearly help
lessness while he lived. He had many
friends in town and throughout the
vicinity. having been long resident
Brother Dutton and wife experienced
the saving grace of God in our Saviour.
very many years ago, and we feel to
say he leaned upon Him for support up
to his dying day. He had been one of the
hardest working men often found. hav-
ing never been disabled by sickness but
little during his extended life.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03
Centennial Pound Party.

The ladies of ST. JohnsburN will give
an entertainment ut Town Hall. Thurs
day eve, March 9, at o'clock, to obtain
funds to aid i'll the approaching Centcm-
NAL. Admission - cts. lee cream and
cake - cts extra. 1t is hoped that all
will join their efforts To make this Il
success. Everyone is requested to
bring II pound of such articles a> he or
she may select, which will he sold at
auction during the evening: packages
not t" he opened until after they are
purchased. There will be an Antigua
rian Table to which amy who have suit
able articles are requested To contribute.
There will be music, toaSts, etc.
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St. Johnsbury Centre.


\ small son of Van Buren, Hill. some
two OF three Wears old. drew an un-
cooked bean INTO his left lung one day
last week. and at last accounts il had
not been di>lndyed. The child sutf,IS
considerably. and evidently does not
initiate that lung. He has quite IL fever
and much anxiety is felt rs to the re-
suit. \ council of surgeons declined to
operate for Il removal of this foreign
substance. aS its location could not Ice
determined. and it would he moving
wholly i'll the dark. with the chances
nearly all against success. There is II
hope. and perhaps Il chance. that the
bean may soften and Ice elected
Cottage prayer meetings are being
held every Tuesday evening. in the
village and vicinity. Last TucS,la,
there were eight of them The, are
we'll attcudrd and good degree, of in
trrcSt Is manifested. especially II, some
ct the Young people.
As DR. Cleveland WAS attcmptiup To
drive past Il load of wood in the north
part of the town on "Wednesday. his
sleigh Was overturned. and the horse
ran home. breaking the sleigh some
what. but not iniuring the horse. "r any
one on the road.
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For Sale or Exchange !

The Subscriber will sell or eNchang. fur a farm.
his house AMI barn. carriage. shed and wood shed
connected, ais" seven acres of the best Land in
town on til" east side of the Pas>umpsIc river.
hNe minutes travel from the rHsSumpsir and L. n
- Depot INF JAMES tiAFFENY
1t. bloomsbury. Mar. l. l-.6
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Peacham.
Mrs. Gates. widow of the late John
Gates. has purchased the house recently
occupied by Moody Heath. for $40.
the fan have organized a Farm
erS' club. and their meetings every
Friday evening are very interesting
and profitable.
The Methodist society have. with
little effort. raised money enough to
warrant them in commencing repairs
upon their church. and they will enter
upon the work early in the spring.
About one hundred pupils are at
tending school at the Academy the
present term.
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,aohnsburn Galrdonian.
-,ury. Vt, Friday, March 5, 1876.
d., ,tticr Time Table.

Installation. 80 a. m.-':3O p m.
III Wink CIV and Western. 80 Il. m.
IN m. Northern Il Stag" mails ZOO
~. ,,I,,.rn p.0i a III. southern and
a'' i,y,..,rrn. l. m.-l:53 =. M.
iron 4 \. Nj to- +. NJ.
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Lyndon.

Lyndon.
The exhibition at the Seminary last
FRIDAY evening, was complete success.
the hall being crowded to its utmost
capacity. The programme consisted of
oratlons, essays, discussions. tableaux.
il drama, and Il farce. Where all ac-
quilted themselves with so much honor,
we, perhaps, ought not to discriminate.
but we cannot forbear mentioning, as
being especially meritolioIS. the dis
cussIon by Misses Harris and ingalls,. of
the resolution That woman'S influence
shapes the tendencies of our institutions
more than that of man" The receipts
OF the evening were more than $50 ::
the net proceeds about $40, which is to
he used i'll purchasing chandelier for
chapel hall. The spring term is to
commence March Sth.
Fourth of July celebration that
Will be worthy of the Centennial wear.
Is already being worked up for Lyu-
donville grove. All this portion of
Vermont will he invited.
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DISSOLUTION!

The cnpartnrr-hip heretofore ..Nhi-tim. b,twcrn
Edward :. Bailey and Francis \. F"rm-LN under
the firm name of +. =. Railcy Co is this dav Iii.
solved 10y mutual consent of both parties
T.. j. BAILEY
+. \. FOLLENSBY
Victory, Vermont Feb L.. l-1G IA Ii.
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Danville.

VI. W. Page. agent of the Union Ma
ti"ral Sunday school Temperance So
cietN. was i'll town Tuesday evening.
and addressed the DanNillc \. VI. G. A..
pressing home with great fore" the
necessity of temperance organizations
in ON Sunday sch"ulS.
ON account OF sickness. Rev. \. VI.
Wheeler ua> unable To fill his appoint
mrutS last Sabbath and Mis-. Wheeler
otliriatrd at West Danvillc in the fore
noon and at the Green in the afternoon.
She repeated. 10y request, IN essay
which she had read before the \. NJ. G..
A.. the previous Tuesday evening. All
that heard her were much pleased.
g. F. RIMS singing school closes next
week. with Il three days convention.
and grand concert on Thursday eve
ming. March 9th. \ large number of
singers from abroad are invited and will
he present. Ii is intended To make this
one of the best conventions ever held
III l'I1lNlllc. III itdSl. as liI us HluSltil
talent is concerned.
States Attorney Smith came up Tues
day to try one of the Mcaders on charge
of stealing harness from Aaron Smith.
1t WAS tried before Justice II. ;. Cook ::
and after lengthy arguments and Il
somewhat prolonged trial. the court
found the respondent guilty. and fined
him two hundred and fifty cents. AS
this was two hundred cents more than
respondent ever had ut one time, he
very properly appealed to Il higher
court. and the harness, which had al
ready been sold 10y Meader. was handed
back to the man to whom he sold to I,
Verify there is much law, but little
justice. w. p. Smith and Charles H.
Davis for the prosecution Bliss n.
Davis for respondent.
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Passumpsic.

Passumpsic.
The following is a list of the scholars
III district No. 7, in Barnet (Passumpsic
village.) Miss Carrie f. Carr. teacher.
who have no absences for the year past.
aud also those who have had none for
the last term: Those who have been
present every day of the wear three
terms, are Carrie Hale, Katie Idle, Geo.
Idle. Rosa Rash, Geo. Rash. Lucian Wit
~ and Owen Woods. The following
have attended every day of the last
term: Susie AlgeI, Jessie Dexter. Carrie
Hale, Katie Idle, Lizzie Webster. Ros;
Rash, Minnie Coruth. Allen Dexter.
George Idle. Henry Idle, Elmore Louie.
George Rash. Frank Taylor. Lucian
Witty. Owen Woods. Willie Hall. Frank
Camery. Willie Burke. Charles Ford.
Frank Rash, Henry Hale. BERTHE Woods.
Minnie Algcr. and Anna Rash. have
only missed one day.
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Wheelock.

Mr.. Editor In your paper of last
week there was mistake made in the
item III regard to the settlement of the
church debt. Both parties as it said
are satisfied, consequently the certain
brother" spoken of should read certain
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Charles r. Thompson. of Brattl,horo.
has Il platform scale. bought of the Fair
banks firm i'll l-:il. and has been III use
ever since.
congressman Joyce and IIcudc,. of
Vermont. and their wives. dibcd at the
White House on Tuesday last. hy Spe-
riaI invitation of the president.
Frank IuI,I ,L. ,,u,,,,,.,, .,,,...,..J
an susui,.i,r ,f L,,i,,r r,JL,.J and -
,..,,,,,.iJ =, I,,,,,, H.. i'.i.I,'
w',t.,,, -, VI; l Il -,
-, am I,,,,..I, g., t,;.I =, 49, w ~ ~
rnn,t '""'H
In th,. Grand I,I,. ,,rr,, .,,, .
tc,d,,. Is,,, J,,,,, nn tri.I tn, .hn,,
in" William Ynunr Will. ,ssi.tiu, in
his ,,,,.st in AuT,s, ISL u,s ,.,,
\icr,J of u.,u>l,uoL,,r and s.nt,.n,.,.J
+, EIGHT years imn,i.nnn,.pt in ,L..
stat. nrisnu
-. N. .u -.
,, ~ i'',' ''' '.i' s'i' " vi h'rIi''!"
,'i,;, ' 49, ''','" >"'' n''>',' III
'''' nv III" ~
t' "'', LIS ''.''''uI Ne't
W., ~ '"''n ~; .i ~; ''ir''' ne >Pen'
S,,'',,',',', '.,.. ,',, P'i' IL u,
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stallion coming four" which he re-
Gently brought from Canada, to Zepha-
nah Chappell for the snug little sum of
$500.
.. ). Rice has decided his share of the
nome farm, estate of A. w. Rice, to his
brother, F. A. Rice, for 800. Mr.. Rice
removes to Lancaster. \. II.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03
East Burke,

kSetSI II III nc
One day last week. McLane. wood
chopper in East Haven, was Telling Il
spruce tree. which. lodging in a birch
tree. he ran up the trunk of the spruce
and chopped away the birch branches
which held it. The spruce fell and
McLane WAS thrown II feet to the
ground. His arm was broken his head
and stomach badly injured, and his
whole body bruised. DIR. Smith of this
village. WAS Immediately called, and
the man seems likely to recover.
Twenty-Five dollars were the receipts
of the MethodiSts' antiquarian supper
last Friday night. Enough To pay all
Indebtedness.