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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-08-16

There was fine eclipse of the moon
Monday evening, lasting from the time
it rose until about S.45.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-08-16
The Great Summer Remedy.
Bingham's Extract Jamaica Ginger
and Chamomile.

Pure Jamaica Ginger and Chamomile combined
with aromatcs and prepared in the most scientific
manner. Pure Fresh Brandy used in its prepare
ton Pleasant, safe, and efficient 25 and Soc
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Self Acting Cow Mixer.
A Perfect Working Machine.

III has been used in Scotch Dairy for eight years.
vicinity, and is prepared to furnish fbsm AZ the
very low price of q 90 each. '-'Ai ~ 'ne
sb nsi ST;a TO 1r B. Bullard VIM. Clement Mar
snan Cnnord, Langdon Kendall and Frank Enl.
fora. see American Agriculturist for June 1878.
ao.s FRANK W. MASON
wv PassumDsic
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Wells River.

Wells River.
w. H. Hill, the marble worker, has
moved his family into Bachop's Block
and intends to make his stay permanent,
as he has disposed of his shop at Ply
mouth, N. Fl.
The heavy wind of last week de-
stroyed valuable shade tree for Henry
w. Adams.
Some who are doing business on bor-
rowed capital dread very much the COM
ing of Sept. LIST, for then, 'first come,
first served" is the motto.
Farmers from the back part of New
bury report an abundant hay crop, some
say more cut than ever before.
Sam. Peach seems to be in trouble
again because DR.. Wallace threatened to
hurt his trade all he could. This so irri-
tated Sam, that he showed the Doctor off
the piazza, and not content with that
struck him on the nose causing claret to
flow freely. But Sam so far forgot this
little affair that about two hours later,
he called in the Doctor to prescribe for
a lame horse, which caused satisfacto-
ty settlement to both parties.
Rev. W. S. Palmer, formerly pastor
of the church in this village, but now in
Norwich, Conn.,, is in town spending his
vacation.
w. A. Carpenter is in town looking
after his business and visiting old friends.
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Peacham Academy.
Fall Term begins Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1878,
C. A. BUNKER, Principal.

TUITION.
Common English Branches, $500
Higher English, Latin and Greek, $500
For particulars catalogue, address the Princi-
pal or John Varnum, Jr, Sec. of Board of Trus-
tees.
Peacham VT. July % 1878
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West Concord.

West Concord.
Rev. H. w. Worthen will lecture at
the M. E. Church, Tuesday eve., Aug.
Goth. Subject, "Sight seeing in Italy"
Proceeds to be used to aid in canceling
the debt on the church.
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sMarriaaes.
~ Marriages and Deaths inserted free.
Obituaries, sic cents line.

At Passumpsie, Aug. IA, by Rev. N. W. Alger
Mr.. Ira Smith and Miss Anna A. Fuller both of
Barnet
In Waterford, Aug. IA. by Rev M. H Wells
Mr.. Frank W. Hastings and Miss Emile E.
Houghton daughter of John Houghton, all of Wat
erford.
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Browns Band of Concord, N. H.,
gave a concert at town hall Thursday
evening, to good audience. This is a
fine band, and if the hall is too small
and low to secure the best effect of the
music, the serenades given after the
concert were greatly enjoyed by all
who heard. The Governor, Col. Frank
I'm Fairbanks, and Mr.. b. G. COrser,
were all remembered, and the band
were invited in at each place.
Gov. Fairbanks is invited to meet
Lord Dufferin, Governor General of
Canada, at Stanstead tomorrow, and if
his other engagements will permit, he
VIII accept the invitation. The vice
regal party are now on a trip through
the Eastern townships, and will be
guests of Charles Pierce, ESQ.,, while in
Stanstead. From thence they visit Sir
Hugh Allan, at his residence on Mem
phremagog. An invitation to visit this
place was declined on account of pre-
NlOuS engagements.
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Wells Persian Perfume "HACKMETACK" is
rich and fragrant try it. Sold by FLINT BROS. and
G. D. RANDALL, St. Johnsbury, and GEo. HIDDEN
&. Co DanYille Vt cow d .Inlv 7R
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Wheelock.

Wheelock.
T. ]. Cree is contemplating bringing
water works to supply the village with
water, and renting stream to all in
the village who wish it; also putting
hydrants in through the village, which
will be very beneficial in case of fire.
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Passunpsic.

Passumpsic.
The pulp mill seems to be an estab-
lished fact and work is being done as
fast as possible. They talk of getting
to running in about month, if they
get along well.
VIM. McLeran lost good horse last
Friday, by his falling through trap
door in the barn floor. He was left
feeding in the field but he ran into the
barn and fell through the scuttle, kill
ing him almost instantly.
Farmers do not talk of potato bugs
now but of the rust, and in some cases
of the rot. There were more potatoes
planted in this vicinity than usual, but
the prospects are very poor for crop.
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NOTICE.
St. Johnsbury Academy
The next year of this wellknown
Classical and Scientific School,

will begin TUESDAY, AUGUST FL, 1878.
The instruction of last year retained for the year
ensuing Thorough preparation for college afford
English course offered, thus fitting for teaching
for business. Board in private families on reason
able terms; also board in club at cost. Entrance
examinations will occur Tuesday, Aug. %, at $50
a. m. Send for catalogue to
REV. 81. 7. FULLER,
1913 ------ Princinal
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East Hardwick.

East Hardwick.
Mr.. Bradish, who will be remembered
by many as a singing school teacher
many years ago, and who has been
living west, has been in town of late.
There has been considerable contrO-
versy between j. H. George and B. N.
Davis, as to which should have control
of the bankrupt estate of C. Cole. They
had hearing before j. L. Edwards last
week.
Mrs. VIM. Hyde is spending few
weeks with friends in Portland, and
Mrs. j. H. George and family are in
Topsham and Bradford. Miss Calista
Fay, who has been spending vacation
at the White Mountains, returns to her
school in Waterbury soon.
Captain Davis got pretty well stirred
up while travelling in Stannard, by his
horse breaking through pole bridge.
No damages claimed.
Mr.. S. R. Norris, who has been in
feeble health the past three months,
died on Monday. We understand that
he was brother to Hardwick Norris, the
first male child born in town. He was
one of the original members of the M.
E. church which was organized in this
town nearly forty years ago, and was
highly esteemed by all who knew him.
He held many positions of trust, all of
which he faithfully and honestly filed.
Rev. Mr.. Clark of the Baptist church,
officiated at the Congregational church
last Sabbath, on exchange with Rev. c..
E. Gordon. The stand was beautifully
adorned with flowers and plants from
Mrs. Nathan Cheever's.
As j. w. Ellis and brother of Mont
pelier, were travelling near j. w.
Hovey's, the shafts to the carriage sud-
denly dropped to the ground, which
frightened the horse so for a time he
became manageable, and ran nearly
half n mile before he got him under
control. The brother was thrown out
and slightly injured and the horse and
carriage were badly damaged.
At the caucus last Saturday evening,
A. E. Judevine, E. H. George and Asa
Woodbury. were elected as delegates to
the Republican District Convention.
John McPhee, the gentlemanly and
obliging clerk at Capt. Davis's store,
the past few years, closed his labors
there last week. Arthur Montgomery is
engaged to fill his place.
Lyndon.
Frank Bowker caught ID pounds of
trout in Fall brook in half day, re-
Gently.
The fall meeting of the Lyndon Driv-
ing Park Association will be held Sept.
and S. One thousand dollars has been
appropriated by the association, to be
expended in bringing water from the
Railroad Company's reservoir, and for
purses.
A visitor thus writes of the Lyndon
vile Branch Sabbath School held i'm the
egypt" school house This school was
started in May 1877, and was continued
till November, with only one omission
on account of rain. The school mum
bered 26 during the year. 1t was re-
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FOR SALE.

A number of good Driving Horses, and some for
woTki and some good second-h hand Carriages omen
sell to suit the times Jerry DHEw =" III
st. Johnsbury, July II, 1873. aatf
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Petition for Discharge in Bankruptcy

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West Burke, Vt, Aug. 1, 1873 42-47
National Republican., 1878-01-23
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

-Roosc scnd. New York paperj In advance.
-Au ugiy hole IN the Sidewalk, on the northern
side O street, at the corner Of Twelfth needs re-
pairing.
-Repairs were commenced yesterday on the
Columbia Railway, on Massachusetts avenue, near
Sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. VI. Fassctt's receptions will lie
held Wednesday,, January 30 February 20, March
% and April -, at nine O'Clock p. IN.
b. II. French, L0dgc No Is, T. A. A. NJ, has
presented their!Rt ". NJ William II. Earle, with
beautiful postnHsters' jewel, Us u token Of their
esteem and affection.
Two Of the stones 10 be used for the erection Of
The Thomas monument, IN the FOurtscth. street
circle intersection of Fourteenth and NJ streets,
rived at that place yesterday.
john McCarty died suddenly at his house, cor.
ncr Of sixteenth and J. streets northwest, yesterday
morning. The coroner certified tina; death resulted
nom pneumonia causes.
"A design Of the modIEel plan Of the National
Washington Monument a. adopted by the MUnu,
ment society Of the District, Is now ON exhibition
IN the stGtuqry Hall at the Capitol
Equal Lodge No. II, X. fP., has installed the
following officers: J. H. KCanan =. G.; {. 4. Payne
q. C.; &. r. BHrtlUmes V. G.; j. T. Mitchell, +. L..
J. O. Birch, NJ A; K. g. Langley, RS.
The fair Of the Washington Hebrew congrcga.
ton continued last night at odd fellOws Hall
and the SCENES were H. brilliant and the attend
ancc as large as upon the opening night.
About hulfpast eight O'Clock last evening fire
was discovered in house No. " q street southwest
occupied by a cOlored woman named Harriet
Minor. Il originated from II stove, which being
placed too near a board Partition aud becoming
uhe police end neighbor without turning IN an
Alarm Dnmugp So
National Republican., 1878-01-23
Police Court.

Dit,id cdsss.-JOhn Courts, Henry Thomas and
John SOmerVillc were sent To the farm for fifteen
days each for dlsOrdcTly conduct James DOnnelly,
charged with keeping an unlicensed bar, was
granted contnuauce until next Tuesday; bonds
fixed at 500. Thomas Lewis who was sent down
yesterday vagrant, was ordered 70 be dis
charged, a. DR.. Bond became surety for him. Will
lam II. honesty will spend ninety days nt the
Branch for vagrNnCy. Eliza Ice, same charge, will
keep him company. David Thomas charged with
vaGrancy, released on giving personal bonds FL
len bucket went down for fifteen days for dsorderly
conduct. Basil stevenson paid s. for profanity.
Mary Wcch will board at the Branch for fifteen
helped to pay the District bills with 81 for throwing
stonOs. William Carey, keeping bar open afcr
hours, continued until tomorrow. The case,
against benjamin Winston and Eliza Williams, for
falling 10 remove snow frOm their sidewalks, were
dismissed.
tHited !Sn'es cdSs-John Garner, breaking into
the store Of f.. iIcidcnhcmcr, pawnbrokcr and
this being his second ohense. John Hunter plead
guilty to the charge OF stealing $50 from gentle.
man named Moore. The case was sent to the
grand Jury, bonds being fixed NJ $50. James
strvers WAS sent 10 jail for thirty days for the
larceny Of u pair OF rens from Horace Jarboe.
Washington LolnAx assaulted Lydia Swami for
which he will spend thirty days In jail. William
and Charles Jackson were Arfaigned for aSsaulting
their brother Robert, but the court after hearing
the evidence dismissed the case. JOhnJ. sullivan,
personal bonds in the sum Of s20I. 4 n0Ps pros.
was entered in the case Of George A. Hill, charged
with obtaining money under false pretcnScs, John
r. Bayliss, threats against Josephine Collins; re.
leased um personal bonds until to morrow. James
Woods, maintaining nuisance; ordered 10 abate
. the same.
National Republican., 1878-01-23
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National Republican., 1878-01-23
Minor District Notes,

--BuIlding permits issued by the inspector OF
buildlugs Edward Webster construct II luur-stOry
brick dwelling, street between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets northwest; Sl2Im Mrs. 7. T..
Walsh, construct twustury brick dwelling, Fourth
street, between X and l. streets nnrthwcst; ~ 100
MH. McCumb. construct twO-story brick dwelling
Wa Whiugtnu street, hrNeen Bridge andtiRy streets,
GrOrgct IWn: 500 Thr. Fitzpatrick, construct Il
stable No. rs fuur.amd.a halt street southwest
500
-MesSrs Birney Il BinCy, attorneys for K. Hey.
wood, have been informed that certain auditor rrr-
tihrG"s u the Board Of Public Works left with the
Board of Audls URm br delivered to them but Ger
tain other certificates the commissioners, under in
them
The commissioner, have transmitted 10 the
Committee on the District Of Columbia Of the House
Of fRcprescutGiNCsaC communication from the uses
SOrs, recommending the Substitution UflunC for May
Ry the month for hearing appeals, which the com.
mSiUmcrs approve nnd commend 10 the commit,
tees favorable considerations
National Republican., 1878-01-23
"A Disllohest Driver.

Yesterday m ,rning Washington Bowie was sent
70 Jail, on complaint Of Richard Bowen, who
charged him with apprupriating money to his own
use belonging to the latter. Mr. Bowen has been
supplying the Washington anl Georgetown Rail
IOad with hay, aud about two weeks ago Bowie.
enc of his drverS, came 20 town with load. which
he delivered ut the stables. He stated that Mr.
Bowen had authorized him 10 collect the money
for the same, and OF ths representation sa9GL was
paid him. shortly ailCrwGrd Mr.. Bowen went 10
The treasurer Of the road TO collect his bill aud was
Informed that It had been paid TO Bowie. lmme-
diEtely after receiving this Information he started
eul on hunt for lEjwie and found him at Rock
willie, but the money hal nearly all been spent. A
warrant wns secured and Bowie was locked uD In
Me Rockville Jail. Mr.. Bowen was Informed that,
ss the oiiense mad been committed in Washington,
NC prisoner would have To he tried here. Acting
upon this advice he came 10 this city sworc ont a
warrant, and yesterday morning Bowie was sent to
lail iOr n hearing.
National Republican., 1878-01-23
Board of Health.

The Board Of Health met last evening at their
rooms, present Mcssrs. Verdi, Bliss, Marbury Cox,
and Warden.
The committee on ordnance asked that the re-
dcmp!ion fec for goats ImpUundcd lc increased To
s. each, which was agreed to-
The committee TO inspect the gas.housc, In order
to discover the cause of the nuian repaired as
existing there, asked for another week, which was
given them. several nuisanccs were reported and
ordered 10 Le abated.
The Health Officer submitted his report for the
week ending January ~, as follows
Nnisanccs reported, IEr referred 81 abated, 3jl ;
referred to commissioners, J; citizens complaints
D; official notices is,uc II Of death inves,
,IgutCd, II pcCuninTy conditions Investigated 4:
buials NJ public expense 81 investigations for local
cpusc Of disease, y: t'cdrRtinh, =: dphcria - ty.
phoid fever, :. premises found IN insHmiiuTy cOndi-
lion, .; tons Of garbage removed, 81 dead animals
removed, ~ pTivies cleaned 10y o. L. a. Co, 40
Marine products imspcctcl--ll so bushels oysters
Ai7j buI"hCs iish. tEwhOlesOme food condemned
20 pounds veal, pounds mutton ~ pounds pork G
pounds bacon, Il chickens 7 rahb.is, : turkeys .
geese II dozen eggs, 81 cabbagcS bushcl anplcs
and Is bushels potatoes.
Pound report Animals inpounded II; redeemed
q; killed, p in p0und 10; amount realized IS.
CoLoRED TEA.
DR.. Keenc stated that he had sclzel ninety eight
pounds of green tea, which. upon microscopic eX.
animation, revealed trac2s Of Prussinn blue. The
cultural Department fpr further investigation and
rePtG.tty y,r,,.,. ..,,o,n .,,,,o,,., ,,,...,,
was needed by the board. as at Present the inspect
Or cannot properly attend TO the dutics required
them.
DR. wndswor,h was introduced to the beard, ant
! made an explanation regarding q complaint hlcL
| against him by ono vr the Inspectors for maintain
| Ing nuisance.
A:tcr The transaction Of some unlmpoitant busi
! ness, the board adjourned.
National Republican., 1878-01-23
A Thief Attempts to Escape from the Station
Inusa

Yesterday morning, about hafpast eleven
o'clock, culOrcdbOy grabbed bJlt Of cloth from
stand In front Of +. y. Naudnin's dry goods store
on Market space, and made of with IT, large
crowd pursued him aud chased him int the Centre
Market where he was captured by Special Officer
Mckay. ON the way To- the station the prisoner
violently resisted, aud Ohicer Hobbs came TO the
rescue. Between them they succCcdcl IN landing
the thief OF the finh Precinct station huusc where
he gave his name Matthew Mar. About half
paSi five o'clock last evening twas discovered thut
Mar had succeeded IN digging brick ont OF the
side Of the cell with piece of CUrsctsiccl. In n
few minutes more he would have c,CuIIcd from the
cell After that lie wa securely lIdndUulutl, aud
will be ulcd la the Police Court this morning.