St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-03

otlilS more central.
ne Trad" between Casper r. Kent
"t tins place. and l.. p. Bailey 4
son. Tor the Richford Sentinel has fallen
through and Mr.. Kent abamdons the
hrld after printing one number of the
paper.
Moses Wright has the appointment
oil master mechanic of the Chambly Rail
road, which connects with the South
Eastern at Farnham, p q. Mr.. Wright
WlS formerly engineer on the 2. 4 O.
running west from this place.
The Farmers Mutual have had 4
representative in town this week in
Ne>tlgatIn% the burning of O'Rouke's
house IN Paddock village last August.
here are circumstances about il which
leads them to doubt if it was accidental
Some uncommohlN smart bows
were around Monday night carving off
gates, and doing other like noble and
manly acts. One gate was thrown into
the deer park. There is Yet room in
the jail
Now that the L. 4 q. train from
the east does not connect with the Pas
sumpsic train at > o'clock. passengers
from the east going north. have to wait
till O'Clock at night, OF stay over until
the next day at II. This will be cor
rrctcd sometime
Exhibition of the Senior and Senior
Advanced Glasses of st. Johmshurv
Academy, will bc held at Academy
Hall. this CIhursday) evening. ut =
O'Clock. The second half of the term
begins Monday, Nov. 9TH. when new
students can taNnrahlN enter
The village has been grading up
the low place on Summer street in front
of solomon Humphreys. The filling
Wa> taken from the same street in front
of Mr.. Edward Walkers. where the
street has hcen lowered making a bet
ten grade the entire length. y crossing
has been put down acI">> summer
street. on Central. 1t is of plank
1t Is Il f:tNorItr paStimc of quite Il
number of the boys of the Village To go
down (" the crossing south of the vii
lagc. and get upon the P;IS>iImpsic train
when II comes t" Il stop. and ride up To
the station. 1t is Il bad practice. and
the railroad men should help the boys
10 discontinue it before an accident
occurs.
Those ten lost policies in the
| Travellers Insurance Company, over
which such Il hulabal"n has been, made.
and which were generally charged to-
Mr. Hopkins, and for which The Com
paml advertised in the CdIeionidn of
Oct. -. have turned up. They were
found laid away in SlIaw's Office in the
""ri%inal package" 50 stated. I'm
other illustration of the advantages of
advertising.
.JcWctt CorIi>> of sutton, is building
another new hou>,. in the hillside mort h
of John \. Muorc's He gets the sand
for filling, ON the opposite side of the
! street. and hen Il little more i taken
out. it will leave Il huilding lot there on
-. B"Nmton's land Wheaton Livings-
4,
on his lot on Spring street, near the
MON school house. We understand
he does not intend to put up his h"u>,.
until spring.
II. q. lloughton, founder of the.
/ HireI$ntc Press and head OF the print
ng finn which hraIs his name. was
surrounded at his house in Cambridge.
| Friday evening, bl pleasant company
ut his friends and business associates.
among them Gov. Rice and William
/ LLOYD Garrison. in CONTAMINATION of
the 4Oth anniversary of his beginning
life ~ Il tNpe->ettrr i'll the Burlington
| Free Press office Mn. lI"ughton is Il
native OF this county sutton We think
and is Il most worth representative of
| the craft.
Ministerial
Rev. VIM. Sewall. formerly of Nor
Wirh, is engaged to supply the church
III Barre. for the present, in the illness
of Mr.. Trnnv, the pastor. Rev. Moses
P,ttcn of Carlisle. Mass. has accepted
Il call to the Congregational church at
GTctuSboIO.
Last Weeks Excursions.
Although the l.. y o. Train was two
hours behind the Pa>sump>ic in reach
ing New London, last week. the passed.
ger boat which conveyed the =. \ ..
patty to New York WAS 50 much faster
than the boat of the Central line which
took the other party. that the +. X q.
cXcursioniStS reached Philadelphia an
hour and ;-half before the passengers
10y the PasSIImpSic excursion. This
brought the laugh on the other side
from what it was at New London; and
4 ,I,. 4 I II,