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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

Mr. Herman Fisher, who was burned
out at the late fire. has moved into the
tenement under the brick church. II.
T.. Pierce and family go in with his
father for the time being.
II. X. Haviland has bought of G.. F..
Weeks the real estate on which his
buildings stood, lately destroyed by
fire. Price $50.
Mr.. Ira BrainerI and wife were in
town "Wednesday and Thursday. ON a
lying visit.
ii. X. laviland had three new over
coats stolen, or borrowed, during th,.
me Friday m"lning. If borrowed, par
ties have failed to return them.
The civil authorities meet at the town
hall, Saturday, Feb. 9TH, to abate taxes.
Walter Davis, who has been connect
ed with the engineers corps ON the +.
n .. X. X. since il first commenced
ana Tor the past two Years on the Port
land end III the notch of the White
Mountains, is IL! home for short time.
Fierce has opened his tin shop in Dr.
o"dward'S building, under the Mason
lc hall. and is ready for business again.
ID. ). Saunders will he found for tb,
present 1T ii. X. liaviland's tailor sI,op
entrance through the store, where
ne VIII he ready to receive customers
as soon as his new stock arrives.
The friends of Rev. A. NJ. Wheeler
met at the parsonage last "Wednesday
afternoon and evening, and cnjoNed a
very pleasant time, leaving their apple
citations to the amount of Sit, cash
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
Accidents.

aCCIucHIS.
ON Saturday, as Rufus Wood. fore
man on the section between the East
Village and West Concord. on the p. Il
o. X. H.. WAS running Il hand car. he
let &" the handle. which caught in his
CLOTHES. throwing him upon the track
and the ear running on him. He was
very seriously injured. but is slowly
recovering.
On til" same day Mr. Il. Wood of
Kirby fell from the high beams of his
haIn. cutting tw" gaShrS three inches
long in his head, and hruising him quite
badly i'll other ways
y. y. Bryant of this village WAS
tin"wn from Il load of wood Il few DAYS
since. inlurimg him 81 aS to lay him up
for few days. but he is now able. to br
ont.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

contribution to the current literature OF
tins paper, O'cing about fire and wafer
and few other things.) but it is posi-
lively too late for this issue. Look for
II next week.
IN " matter of 50 much importance
us the supply of water to our town. all
the facts hearing upon the subject are
wanted. There is IA practical article in
another column which is directly an
PiIcahle to our case. Let other points
That of health and disease. for in
Stance-beast thoroughly ventilated. and
mat by "cIl-authemticated facts. The
columns of the CuledOnian are Omen.
win only these restrictions: Come ear
~, give only facts, and boil them down
Village Statistics.
by the courtesy of our town clerk
We are enabled to give the vital Stats
ties Of our village. and also our enter
piiSing near neighhor, Summeryillc:
mole No. families 16I
SummcINi lille I6j
9il
Families having children um-
der ~ NIS. I6I
Sumncr\ lille III
No. of children under yrs. BIG
Summcrville p3
4 Nil. Il,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
ton of North Concord.

There will be Il Gospel meeting at
Miles Pond, on Sunday evening. con-
Quoted by Gospel workers from North
Concord.
There WAS Il trial before Justice Lewis
on Tuesday of this week of ChiS. Pratt
arrested for searching the premises of
Harvey Fisher without IL proper cause.
and thereby damaging Fishers charac-
ter. The alleged cause being the carry
ing away of stove pipe from the school
house with the intention of breaking
up the district school of which said
Pratt Is committee. the jury did not
sustain the action, but considered that
Mr.. Fishers character had not been in
Iured 10y the proceedings. This law
suit is practical illustration of the
supreme toolIShncSS of going to law for
trivial causes. And if lawyers would
dlssuade all parties from such litigation.
they would do Il great good to com
munlty; but So long as the legal pro
fes>I"n are ready To take up every cas-,
which presents itself to them, 50 long
Will the stencil of such things disgust
the community. We are glad to know
that there is now and then I'M attorney
who will not take up such cases. even
though Il good fee lies ahead
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
Lyndonville.

]
Geo. $. kilLy, former master me-
ehanlc in the shops at LyndonviIle.
returned last Saturday from the west,
where he has been emplo,ed f,r fin.
past few months on the Lake Shore
Road. He comes for his family. which
he will take back with him to EIkhart.
Indiana. i'll Il few days.
Jricm! Pearl. who sold his farm at
the Centre Il short time since to |. II.
Hall, has bought the Kilby stand at the
Vile. where he expects to move soon.
Price S2.5m. No objection to such
men as Messrs. Pearl and Thompson
coming into our village.
Mrs. VIM. II. Fletcher has recently
established Il circulating library at the
drug store. which is being literally
patromized by Young and old. Mrs.
Fletcher exhibits very good Judgment
III her selections. giving to the public
an opportunity of reading some of the
choicest works of the best American
and English authors. There are REPRE-
semied on her library shelves such
names as Mrs. Stowe, Misses Alcott.
Gail Hamilton. Anna Dickinson. Mrs.
Grace Greenwood, ''Ouida :" Holland.
Holmes, Hugh Miller. Tx. Marvel. Muir
ray. TharkerI, Rcadc, Carleton. War
ner. Twain. Dumas, Verne, etc.. etc.
he enterprise is il comrnendahle one
and worthy the favor it receives.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

IkAlN= MtNiN" Spt IN
r-,,,-Lr.tvc~ ShrTbroOke al 400 a. m
T., L>ndonvillr 81, st. ,Iuhnsbury DOB
p,,.r zoos. arrives at W. K. Junction AT
.....a..,iriion- Leaves Newport clio =. M.
.,.. IL. -.ul 81 J"hn~burN -. Wells River
.,r-,,- AT ". K. functional lI:25. in season
- ..,, with trains fnr N,w York and the West
Accommodation runs only t" Newport.
o.. ,yr N,Ihf ErprsSS-Leavcs Montreal AT 2:30
\.,,pnrt els Lyndnnvillr Hoe st. johns
% t Barnet 100 a. IN. Wells River I2:31
a Boston. via Plymouth. AT 30 u. III.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
,t,. Irm-L-aNrs ". L. Junction at l:J5 D. m
River 80 II. .InhnsburN I:j3, LNntunvill,
,.,pprt 30 arrives AT ShrTbruokc al $50
....u., iIf,on-Lravrs W. K. junction at 10
N,I- River 1905, 81. .I"hnshury II:IO. I.yn-
|, 70 10 Newport l:21 T.
4, ,ummodatI"n runs only Ia Newport
p, t,,H SAINT ErpfsoS-LraNrs Boston at 600
Nu riNm"uthJ Wells River loo Il m 81
.-,ur, - l.Nnd"nrillr 2:l-, Newport 1IU, al
d Montreal al 900 Il. IN.
. luu- SUNDAY and not Monday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
East Concord.

MeSsrs. Temples resumed their work
Thursday of last week on the church.
10y commencing to build the chmncys,
but the cold weather of Friday caused
them To lay OH for Il warmer day. They
intend to continue the work now till
the church is finished. as soon us they
can get the chimncys built 50 as to
have stoves to warm the house.
Mr.. F. c. Grant wishes To correct fin.
r"iedOhidn Il little in regard 10 hi,
Jersey COWS. He SAYS he does make
- pounds of butter per week. but he
gets II cents per pound instead of 10:
and that is still harder to beat.
o. F. y c. W. Russell had a clap
board machine arrive on Saturday of
last week, via =. y q. X. R.-for their
new mill
The law case of Duet Smith vs.. W.
y. Durham was settled by the parties.
LAUNDERING is lively here this week.
The last snow that came makes cuisines,
more brisk. The RuSSclS are having
lumber brought into their mill on the
cars from North Concord.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

Nf-IrE\ UNIuN and VI INTERNATIONAL TEL
l.ENru ioMrANi. Offices i'll the Post Of,rr
Nuu Nii""t. and IN the Passenger Depot
uu,' hours from \. Nj, to- ~. VI. Night
n.,.--t.t.- At half rates
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
Lunenburg.

There Is considerable feeling lust now
among the tax -paA"r> III regard To issm-
ing the town bonds to the =. & q. X. r.:
and the matter is being pretty thorough
~ discussed III the shops and stores.
| here Is a town meeting called the 5th
of February. to consider the matter
ami VI" hope every voter will come out
ami show their colors. 50 we shall know
Just how we stand in the matter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
Identified.

The unknown man killed at the =. X
.. bridge mean the gravel pit in this
town last week Thursday. proves Ia
have been floritio Bulluck. from Can
ada. He WAS ON his way to visit Il cousin
III llardWlck. Coming down on the
PaSsumpSic train that morning. and
there being no train to llardWick until
evening. he started to walk over. and
WAS run over and killed. rs stated in
ON last paper. The engine WIS push
ing four or five loaded cars around ia
Fairbanks village. 1t waS on Il sharp
curry" III the road, and Just before the
ears reached him. the engineer SAW Il
MAN on the tIcStlr. He wh>tlrd and
reversed his engine. The man heard
the wll>tlr and attempted To either run
"r Jump oven the side. but fell and WAS
killed. No blame is attached to any
one except the man walking ON the
track and he did only what men do
every day. and will continue To do. We
SUPPOSE. until they are all killed. His
cousin claimed the remains and took
them to llarIwick for imtcImrmt. The
man had no family or other near rrla-
tive
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
,auhnsburp Galedonian.
r,.t once Time Table.

.,.,.IOSF-Bo~t"n. go a. m.-7:3o p. M.
i N"> <., York CIty and Western. 80 Il. III.
~ n A. IN. Northern y Stag, mails, ZOO
Z,rthrru. a05 a. III. southern and
'"' WESTERN. l. m.-i.''3 T. m
u.s. 'l,m + \. NJ. L" : 4. M
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
Fire Protection.

We presume the fire of Friday will
"Hr village. Those who watched the
Pi"gIc>> of the fire that night with IL
dozen large streams of water being
thrown upon it. will begin to realize
that II Is easier not to set Il fire than it
l. to put it out after ii is we'll under
way. There aIc probably IA good many
men in town who would have said last
Thursday. that such Il fire was simply
Impossible in the day time. with the
men and appliances ut hand which were
used on Friday evening. The result
shows several things one is, that pro-
pie are very liable to be mistaken.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

prevement which must strike every be
holder, is the Strengthening of Sleeper's
river. This work alone will save the
Scale Co. thousands of dollars. Yet it
was not done for this object, but solely
that those who are bound to fall into
the river, any way, may know ISt
where to find it. and not go hunting all
over the valley, us some seem to have
done last Friday night.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
The Daggett-Motte Concert.

The vocal and Instrumental concert
at the town hall Tuesday evening. drew
il good house. Miss Katie Daggett.
who formerly lived in this place, showed
much proficiency upon the piano, and
Is deserving credit for the ambition and
industry which has achieved such sue
cess under circumstances somewhat ad-
verse. Mrs. Motto is il singer of much
power and compass of voice: and al
though her singing and manner was too
operate t" suit most country folks, her
rendering of ''JeruSalem, thou that
kIlleSt, was particularly good. They
30 To Lyndonville, Barton and Iras-
burg, from this place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
II. .Inhm,hnr, Nthcm:rmm.

.'.a NN.. 10 ,ri>.. EuuN -Dprn from . A VI.
fu'sN i"m % irt aud from to- - T.. VI.
l,-,d V r,lu,-,i.t1 Evenings
,,NNItN ur,u tuesday and Friday
". lIiNNEE. Librarian
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
The Crooked.

James o. Dodge,a painter. was brought
10y the police before Justice Lewis on
Monday, on charge of peddling whiskey
and fined for second oflrnSe $50 and
costs amounting to S34.30. He is any
l"nSly looking after some one to 90 his
bail.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
Fires in this Village.

The fire last week was the most de
StrIlctive of any which ever occurred in
this village, excepting the burning of
the PasSumpSic railroad shops. In the
last twenty seven Years, we recollcct of
hul four fires in which there was much
'">s of property. In Sept. lo5o, the
residence of Moses Kittredge on Main
street, was burned; loss $1,000. In
March lSGG, the Railroad shops burned !;
loss S75.00O. In April 1870, the houses
of ID. Colby. Durham and Woodbury.,
ON Railroad street, were consumed; loss
over SI7 900. Besides these. the shops
burned at Paddock village number of
Years ago, and the hoe and fork factory
at ElN'S, comprise about all the fires i'll
this place for over IL quarter of Il cen
fury. We can hardly expect such rX-
rnIption for the next twenty five Years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
nrtlnnd n Ogden>burg X. <. Trains.

N'ITNT WEST.
u.' Itin-Lrayrs Portland 20 a m, Fabyaii' =
m l.uucnhurg. BIZ. East Concord 3II
Found sd, North Concord. 4.U2 West Con
1918 II JohnSbury 80, st .I"hnshury 500
Id. i.}5 Walden 600 Greensboro Il ri EAST
tA,h rti liardwick Oil. arrives AT johnson
,I.t Iu''"-l.eavrs Lunrnhurg 200 a M. f..
....4 ~ Miles Pond 10 North Concord lis.
.Ed 10, + ST. .I"hnsburN = ~ arrive 81.
..-... -:i0, Leaves 81. .I"hnsbury al 600 a m
~ Walden 10, East Hardwick -:52
... % Johnson al ll:Jj.
Ill~ train does not run Mondays west Of
.Hu,hurN.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
In Limbo, Again.

In Limbo, Again.
The John f. Wilbur. who figured
about LNmdOnNille three or four Years
ago. and was afterwards at Cabot where
Justice found him. now turns up ut
stowe. where he WAS arrested fnr keep
iny Il house of Prostitution. Wilbur
WAS held in 500 bail. failing to procure
which he WAS ordered To he committed
to the charge of Archie Dwinell. deputy
sheriff and jailor at Hyde Park. While
tn. officers were taking Wilbur t" Jail.
ne managed t." give them the slip. Re
tulnin" to WilbuI'S house. i'll Stove. it
WIS found that he had left i'll the early
part of the evening. \ watch was set,
and finally Il man named Stearns, Wh"
carried him away returned. and was
arrested. He said that he had carried
Wilbur to Bishops Hotel. at B"lton'
where he was subsequently found, again
arrested. and finally lodged III jail.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
McIndoe's Falls.

mclndoeS Falls.
Among the arrivals at McIndoe's the
latter part OF the past week. came Mr..
h"ma> Martin. the former preccptor
OF Mclmd"rS Academy. We learn that
the trustees of the Academy have Sc
cured his services for the spIiug term
of this institution.
rnni"I Is ltlnal on the street that
the Mrlnd"c'S Iumbrl COMPANY are
about t" sell their Company propcrt,
1t Tins place I" X. +. Peabody 4 Co.,
no" operating at GIoton. Whoever
may succeed the present Company i'm
business here. will find it Il hard tbipy
I" obtain :" firm hold of the confidence
and good viii of thns,. in their employ
ana the community generally, ~ the
gentlemen who have managed the busi-
ness fol the past sin or eight wears. tor
the reason that they took this property
III IL deprecated condition, and b\ their
skill and honorable dealing, have, dem
"n>tI;llcd the fact that the lumhcl in
lclr~lS here are Il financial success.
On Tuesday of the present Week,
Mr~. &. l.. Hunt of this place took her
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IN fArgdTc. In returning, II siuc-slrap
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Passumpsio.
Letters fatcht have recently been
INS'Ird t" smith n GalbIiitlI for an ad-
Unstable drag rake handle.
II now seems very certain that two
oil QUA loMn>m"n were lost when the
steamer faeiilr went down. 1t VAS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

announcements IN L"cm coinmnx
d Lectures. CoHort$. Fairs. Enfcrfnin-
py.. EILiLHi"Dr. etc.. rLerc moncg is
I.'o rH be ch"ryed ten cents Il line.
.o .l'r5' i.>> than hrcHty-frc cents.
80 r',i, mohc u line cash to acc"n-
alrp i,,f,or.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-31

HOW 10 BREATHE PRoPERLY.-Most
people breathe properly, often more by
accident or instinct than by design, but on
the other hand hundreds of thousands do
not breathe properly, while many thousands
at this present moment are suffering from
more or less affections of the throat, owing
to faulty mode of respiratiop-in other
words, because they breathe through the
mouth Instead OF through the nostrils. The
mouth has its OVID functions to perform in
connection with eating, drinking and speak
ing and the nostrils have theirs-pamelv.
smelling and breathing. In summer time
tue error of breathing through the mouth is
not so evident as in the winter season, wbeu
Ills undoubtedly fraught with danger to the
person who commits this mistake IF any
one breathes through the natural channel,
tne nostriis, the air, passing over the mu-
cons membrane lining the various cham bers
OF the nose, becomes warm to the Temporal
ture OF the body before reaching the lungs,
but If he takes in air between the lips and
Through the mouth, the cold air comes in
contact with the delicate lining mem brane
OF the throat and lungs, and gives rise to a
I0ca! emil, frequently ending in infamation.
Many persona, without knowing the reason
why they are benefited, wear respirators
over the mouth in winter, if they happen to
go out of doors. By doing this they diminish
the amount of air which nters between the
lips, and virtually compel themselves to
OIo%sne Gnrough the nOstrlls. But they
conld attain ust the same result by keep
ing the lips closed, a habit which ia easily |
acquired, and couduces to the proper
and natural way of breathing. We believe
that if the people would only adopt This
simple habit--in other words, if they would |
take for their rule in breathing, "Shnt your
mouth J" there would be an immense dimi |
mutton in the two classes of affections
namely, those of the lungs and throat,
which count many thousands of victims in
this country in the course of single year.
Public Health.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-31
COLLEGE
COLLEGE
THE
Corner of Common and BaIonne streets
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Institution incorporated by the State
Louisiana, and empowered TO confer degrees, 10 oon-
Quoted y the Fathers Of the Society of jesus The build
ingB are well adapted for educational purposes. A
courtysrd entirely cut of from the street. 70
recreation that from the arrival the pupils at 1855
A. till their departure NJ they are Constantly
secluded and superintended.
The Course of instruction Ia tbre,fold: Preparatorv
Commercial and Classical
The Preparatory Course . beginners.
The Commercial Course 10 for those students who do
not wish to learn Latin and Greek.
The Classical Course 10 for those no desire have
complete education.
French 10 taught in the three courses.
StHdents not admitted. unless they know how 70
read and write
The moral and training In the
leading object of the instructors
Every month report IL sent parents 6GatinR con.
duct, progress, rank In class and attendance. y
Tho academical year beHnB the First MONDAY
OF UoGoG-t and CLOSES towArdA the end Of JuyI
TERMS
Entrance Fee &c.
Collegiate Course, payable in advance and IA Uri1od
States currency, two InOnths. $50.
Preparatory Course. $40.
myl476Iy REV. r. GAUTRELET. Praasdsn1
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-31

ENGLISH WEALTH.-Last year the
amount of money represented by the Wills
proved in this country was 9I20. 100000 in
London alone through the deaths of IL, 900
persons, probate duty was paid on G7O, OOO,-
600. We are in the habit ofspeaking about
our mercantile classes as very wealthy, but
in reality we have little conception general
" of the colossal fortunes which are being
built up every day. No country in the world
could make a similar return to that from
which we have quoted, but on the other
hand England stands without o rival for
indulgence and misery. The most grinding
poverty elbows the plethoric riches, and
dens the most squalid make contrast with
mansion the most stately. Ifthere are mil
lion of millionaires there are also q million
of paupers, and the luxury of one cannot
hide the degradation of the other. National
wealth may be useful to Premiers who
want to fight two or three campaigns off
hand, but it does very little to relieve the
parishes of their burden of hungry de-
pendeDts.-LiUerpoO Times.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-31
Wednesday, October 4, 1876.

Wednesday, October 4, 1876.
Commercial Education, the Directors OF tho IIrlasS
csn now ouer to their patrons tho additional
superior to the former College in point of yeutiIation
Arrangement and onmodatton
r. INC lroiessers being members of Society which
Tor three hundred years has devoted itself to the
Education of youth have their favor The great "A
vantage of long traditona experience The Education
they prois ss to based upon Religion Morality
and has for it's aiIa not only adorn minds Of
pupils with useful knowledge. but also instl into
their hearts the esteem of virtue aud practical love
for the duties they will have discharge in afterfe
The Plan of Instruction Gonssts OF three principal
mercAl. The Preparatory course lasts ONE yasr ana
s to prepare the younger students for
The CLASSICAL Course lasts sIS years. ana am
gnivorsity Education. the q the siItS yeSi
assrs Fhiioscphy cSemRs sse
to the degree of a. B. Bachelor Of Arts).
The Degree of Master of Arts "a. NJ IL awarded 70
ply and scexoe in the College or who have passed two
year s In the practice Of 2 learned profession.
embraces all the branches usually taught In Commercial
Colleges The third year of this corresponds
Students attend Lectures In Natural Philosophy and
Cbenistry with the of the Graduating olass
Tho age OF admission Ia from nine to fifteen years
and to be admitted one must previously know how to
road and write.
TERMS PER SESSION MONTHS.
Entrance Fee, first year only. is 90
Board, Tuition and Washing payable half yearly,
ana IN advance..--- 800 90
Medical Fees II %
Bed and Bedding IL 0O
CirG1la re- can be obtained BY addressing the
PRESIDENT OF SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
Near Mobile, Ala.
THE JESUIT FATHERS
Corner BaroDne and Com mon streets, Now Orleans,
1890 p. POURSINE, College gent,
sei276 ly l40 Gravier street. Now Orleans