St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-24

., I,Jie. of the South church give
.,.irmeut at their rooms Friday
Ling,
,.i,, KEY found at the fire. En-
,bi, office. A wallet found i'll
m. Consult advertisements.
,...rumored that st. Johnsbury is
/ d.. mother lawyer. in the person
- >burtletf of Troy. These are
ZINES.
u,udae was the first day the noon
meeting has been omitted since
stated. one year ago. All went
hr the.
an, readers will he glad to learn
go, have letters from our Constan-
mil. correspondent Mr.. G. A. Say
nhirh will appear next week.
The, high wind of Monday moved Il
..,. on the i. c. \ NJ. Railroad in
/ r..trn. 80 ~ To make it impasSa-
J.',,lng the 7. & q. trains TUES
LINES McCadc of Groton, was
.llr to Jail III this place on Thurs
nrciu>r he could not pay his fine
slim. liquor. The way of the rum
,,., hard,
El \. W. Stafford, of the CeutIe.
L..uItd ut the North church last Sab
3. IN exchange and Rev. .. Roys
Free Baptist church preached ut
.ui>cralist church for the pastor,
Mas absent.
>iml 4. Moore has settled with all
rLn y. Moore's Boston and Portland
-.ror~. paving them twenty i've cents
&c dollar. The debts at home have
yet been provided for. but We un-
sand tntN VIII he.
The singing by Misses Matthews aud
cant. and McssrS. II. MAY and
q. Wa> very enjoyable feature of
North church Sociable Tuesday eve
The evening WAS 80 stormy that
,rN Wcrc present.
The ladies OF the Baptist Mite
rr, provide Il very good enter
mrut at the town hall last Thursday
HIug. prominent feature of which
,nrO sugar. The net proceeds were
.,u uf,crn to twenty dollars.
I1," heavy snow storms. one days
. lud H. degrees below zero. all in
/ u.>r week The most SNOW of the
.'rl i now upon the ground, and as
- the weather keeps cool we shall
good >lrighiug. 1t opens like SUI
weather to-day.
Al the Sabbath school concert at
Nrrh"di>t Chmrh last Sabbath eve
/ =. l., invitation. Mr.. franklin Fair
a. gave 4 talk To the children about
d week in Rome. which was of much
r',>l not only To the children. but to
adults present.
The mail tram GU the P;issumpsic
Lad Vas an hum late this morning.
uu>cd 10y the engine "climbing" the rail
a'oNc west Burke. The air-brakcS
saved The train again. and Il freight Gu
,'nrdreV the Other back upon the track.
taking only this brief delay.
Work progresses on the new water
'Ih>. hr Golfer dam is completed,
Il They ale about ready to cut the
u dam and Pul III the tlume the pit
'hI'>'rd ont ready for the water wheel:
Do. i"und'ti"m for the pump house is
r. dong. and brick. sand and lumber
..r ''llN all on the ground to com
p.r'' the structure.
u There l. any thing that will get
hump up on lis hind legs. it is
.>plcI"n that the fellow traveller
ur"t> when it is difficult turning
is Inclined To take more than his
" 'hr road. y ease in point oc-
'' lu 'lrcn>h"r" the other day. as
'' ""ll"cd elsewhere 1t is aston
liz N"" h""4i>h some men can he.
I'' upper cmclc> of the bog near
''h \ald. were somewhat agitatcd
quay at witnessing the tears of
Leighton. the cauISr being the de
..'' "l his last wife. whom he mar
ID '''i "r two ago. Those who
Tue N"man can get an introduc-
10" Jerry on application to the Sc
.''" OF the "ycrseer of the poor.
Henry +. Fletcher has purchased
We =. Dow his place on Summer
'''' h'\t d"ol To the one he sold Geo.
''''irl pay ing therefor -. 5OI. cash.
J." F'rk OF PasSImpsic. had been
''.'"''nS t"l this place with Mr.. Dow,
ID ''>Idcncc toI himself, but terms
.'' been agreed upon. We hope
''N may find Il place to suit him.
Re tIc>h-mutton- from-a-clear-skv
"n'h We give briefly on first page.
'''h up more at length on second
ny state GeologiSt Cutting. 1t
'' nav" added hundred per cent.
' Interest of the story. if not to its
the writer had stated more
''' Where the meat came fiom
'" 1t came there, etc. 1t is to he
N''nr" will Vet give light on this