St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
yofai and Stair Vrns.

1nfal ana Sidif 72't"'
c,ucus next Wednesday at
%. ~ -
rl..,r,al of the Choral Union, Fri
eve. 18th.
..rl,. Religion most needed to-day"
.t.. ,br subject at the Church of the
,b next sunday evening.
IL, Brnok>'s son Arthur WAS badly
I'D and severely cut by a collision
casting saturday. but his injuries
not very serious.
rL,. BAPTIST Ladies' Mite Society of
r,,d street. give sugar party ut
,n hall. this (Thursday) evening.
., ,,,Jor will he served.
r, request. Elder VI. \. Potter will
.,h on the Saints Inheritance. Sab
%. afternoon. at the Advent chapel.
AT. Matt. ): >.
Past Grand Master. F. \. Kidder.
Manchester. y. H.. will deliver Il lee
...m the Odd Fellows hall. Friday
...i,g. March IL. after the Rchckah
.r.lu-.
This paper is il Centennial number.
..,r - locals are concerned. Ii YOU
ale. ui,I of loaning your copy to your
Dr.. .t1or. Won can advise him To sub
..,r. and thus have paper of his own.
The letter from China, given on
page, is IL true story of the common
nate put upon missionaries and mis-
.irN labor. so far as we know. 1t
Id Ice the means of II quickenimg
change in this matter.
VI. Clifford went down to Peabody
=. non last week and took some large
mes of the mills and Yards, fine
..mlain landscape coming into one OF
... .iru>. One of the pictures includes
d.. Loring teams of the MrssrS. Pea
a. from fifty to sixty oxen.
u answer To arIuite general desire.
.,,rrhnru from Massachusetts. who
... here during the great religious
hruimg one year ago. have been
lied to visit the place again. and
.a have partially promised t" be
r,rur over the fourth Sabbath in this
,nth the 10Th.
The light travel hv rail is frequent
.rmllkcd: Vet Ticket Agent liarvey'S
..,-ru.,r receipts for February show Il
... Of 500 over the same month last
ru. fnr the Pas>umpSic road alone.
arP.A q. has also Increased Il large
~, cent. ~ would lee expected after
connection made east.
The International Telegraph Com
ssl la> now u complete line from this
,.,r,. To Swanton Two thousand dol
- have been expended the past sea
,,0 in new line and repairs. and it Is all
,,, III complete order. The receipts
r February were twenty per cent.
uotr than tn same month last year
h,> will duuMlc~> extend the line east
% the >pling.
The New Advertisements.
II Ne had room We should hc clad Ia
II ,t.' attention Ia "ur many new adNcr-
'l>rmrut> this week such rs those oi
DALI y Fletcher: ShorcN \ Bailey
/ lu >urrtcr: the Fairbank>cs the
Ir> Ms Blackstone and Misses Bur
lh'r: Bn"m Grrrmough 4 Co.. Port
md nho>t agent will visit 1t. Johns
'u.. the 18th etc. etc.
Tn Way Of the Rumseller is Hard.
j. l.. Melvin. " h" has been in Jail il
'.acc fol the last nine months an,
ta'Il Ion selling liquor. was pard"nc,
no'. Peck last Saturday. 1t wa
Il " -hl hi punishment was Suilirien
The "llru>c committed.
'ohl"thcr> named Gotta. from Grotoi
Il gen" and Thomas were hrough
100. 90 this place Tuesday. because
'. COULD not pay their fines. On'
'' convicted of seven and the olhc
81 oIi'n>r> against the liquor law
.I' ".t "t the IIm>,llcr iS hard in thi
''iN. and 1t can hr made - in ever,
''it M The state if the Temperance
&C.. a'r determined To make it 50.
A Fraud
B man who claimed to he pcrSrcute
''. "'> religious belief. came along her
.' Wednesday. and calling upon tn
| '.'."'> ct the congregational chrrclc,
Ills story and 10y letters which Ii
..''.O'rd from men they knew. conNinc
'. ."'In that hr Wa> we'll accredited. ii
ended the social meetings of bot
.'N'> III the evening. telling his Stor
$500 passing found the hat. His story i
III. Na>, that he and his wife were ,
.'"'" hnth; that going to LawIenc,
>>' I" llNc Il few Years ago, he wal
'' nj" the open door of II Protcstal
| .''h: lhr WAS brought up Roma
.'"lIcl; that he was there convictc
' converted. He claimed that h
.''' "i this change il his belief. Il
'''n nhIu>tll prosecuted by til
"'''> hI>per>"m and property ahu:
">h'h an cNtcut that he remove
distant places all i'll Ne