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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-16
Local Notices.

LITTLE CORINNE-Our people are to
he favored with a first-class perform
ance on Saturday evening next, Sept.
18th, by Little Corinne, an established
favorite in all the large cities the
same little artistic who captivated Bos-
ton by her performance of Little But
tercup at the Boston Museum, and
through the country, $50 times. The
company comprises thirty adult ar
fists, who will appear in the beautiful
operetic burlesque of The Magic Slip
per, Corinne as Cinderella, in which
she has won great distinction through
out the country. The company ar
rive here from Portland at three
o'clock p. III. Saturday, after which
Corinne's little Shetland ponies will be
driven abOut the streets. Secure seats
at once. vas. ....t
First-class board with or without
rooms, for any length of time and al
reasonable prices, can be had at th'
Academy Boarding House, r. c
Knight, proprietor.
BOnett's laundry soap, made at Is
land Pond, is worth trying. Ask you
grocer to get it for you. 1t saves labor
Atwood comes out this week with
! new advertisement which tells of biz
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East Hardwick.

Mrs. j. H. Graham died very sudden
ly last Friday night. She had not
been well for some time, but able to
attend to her work, until Friday, when
she complained of feeling badly. Mr..
Graham went for DIR. Weeks and on
his return found her dead. Her funer-
al was at her fathers house last Sab
bath.
Lawyers Shurtletf of Montpelier, and
Lampson of Cabot, have been spend
ing a few days in town, taking testi-
mony in the "ChampiOn Creamer" suit
between the Vermont Farm Machine
Company and the WoOsters of Marsh
field.
Mrs. Augusta Stevens Ingalls,, of Glib
son, Iowa, is making her brother, Dea-
con J. NJ. Stevens, visit, after many
years. absence.
Work on the chapel is progressing
rapidly, and the building will soon be
ready for the masOns. +. III. Fay anC
Ward 5. Bayley have been repairing
their buildings, and Livingston &
Montgomery have got their watel
wheel in and are ready for business
again.
Mrs. John SWEET, one of the Oldes
persons in town, died last Saturday a
the residence of her son, Martin SWEET
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leafHs.

In this village, September II, ArnO infant son
of Frank N. and Mary e. Brown.
ct st. Johnsbury Centre, September 9, Clara,
wife of Ira b. Bennett aged about 30 years.
At st. Johnsbury Centre September IA, Of ty
phoid fever, Willard W, Of John w. and Ma
ria Sherry, aged 81.
At Lyndonville September g, Hiram Jenness
aged 50.
At Danvile, September 10. j B. Burdick, aged
81 years.
At Sheffield, September 10, Mrs. Archelaus Sas
aged about &c years.
At Kirby September G. of typhoid dysentery
Mrs. Abbie NJ. GorhaH, aged CO.
At Remington, September I, David GOodall
Esq, of East St Johnsbury, aged &c.
At West Derby, September 10, Alice Carey
daughter of DIR. L. II. and Mrs. Agatha Hoskins
aged years.
At Newbury, September 9, Mr.. Ebenezer Ken
\ drick aged &c We: and months.
At Newbury, September S, Mrs. Mary tROllins)
wife Of Samuel COrliss aged So.
| At Chelsea. Mass, September 5, Carroll f., only
child of Clarence Z. and Ina F. Woodbury., ageC
one month and one day.-A precious bud, trans
planted soon, to blossom in the sky.
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West Concord.

Last week Tuesday evening, James
Moulton OF Lancaster, n. H., who has
been at work for n. d. Reed of this
place, left there saying he was coming
down to prayer meeting. That night
he went to Mr.. Pages in Kirby; the
next day about ii o'clock a. M, he
came over to John McGinnis' and stay
ed there that night. He left there
early Thursday morning, saying he
was going back to Mr.. Reeds to work.
He was not seen or heard from after
that until his body was found i'll the
river above the "Gould Bridge" Sun
day afternoon, Sept. IL. His coat was
found on fence near the river on Sat
urday, when something wrong was sus-
pected, search was made and the body
found as above stated. The selectmen
had an examination of the body by Dr.
K. p. johnson, and it was pronounced
to be case of either accidental or in
territorial drowning on the part of the
deceased. The body was brought III
to this place Sunday evening. The
next forenoon it was buried at thii
place. it being impossible to send it tt
his relatives at Lancaster.
Rev. F. E. Healey preached at The
Universalist church last Sabbath, anC
at p. m. Mrs. E. NJ. Richards of Bos
ton delivered temperance lecture a
the same place. Mr.. Healey also spOk'
on the same subject.
The railroad company are at worl
this week building a new cattle var,
and making a good place to load lum
Der, all of which we have needed 70
some time.
J. B. Barron, who has moved from
his place to East st. Johnsbury, i
looking very happy now over newt,
arrived daughter.
: John Hill has disposed of his Grail
road House" at last. Mr.. Milo Hutch
inson is drawing it away.
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That Ryegate Bee Tree.

Editor of the CdledOnian VIII yOu
''rise and explain" to "westerner,"
or "any other man." how far that
pine tree stood from Robert Gibson's
house that he did not hear them "cut-
ting" the tree, or hear the crash when
it fell -! A pine tree "ffty feet in di-
ameter, "(?) and proportionately high,
must necessarily in falling arouse a
suspicion in the mind of the legal hold
er (if not the bee-hOldeg) that some
one was dumping his claim" of that
tree. But of that nothing is said, nor
of the amount of honey Obtained
whether the maximum, 10000 pounds,
or the minimum, 100 pounds, was car
ried off by the marauders, or whetb-
er they got none at all; or whether
Gibson secured it. The paper hive
business, together with tree Fifty
feet in diameter" is what gets
...- .. cote .r.l ..a WEsTERNER.
| THE excessively hot weather, or the
strange appearance of the sky, OF
something else, had a singular effec
upon the Intelligent composition" anG
the "Argus-eyed proof-reader" of the
| CaIedOnidn last week. They boil
seem to have been good deal exhil
arated, or they would not have made
modest tree of five feet in diameter
fifty feet, nor a paper bee hive out of I
proper hive.
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Walden.

Walden.
There are quite a number sick
around here with summer complaint.
Ed Lane lost horse few days ago
by its getting on the railroad track.
and being run over by the cars.
The new postmaster at South Wal
den is going to move down from the
mountain soon.
We thought that Lon Dutton had
fallen heir to some big property, by
his actions ; but when we heard that
his wife had presented him with girl
we did not wonder so much.
Will Dow has gone to peddling for q
Greensboro man.
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North DanVilIe.

H. w. Pope died at Santa Cruz, Cal
ifornia, Aug. 81, at the age of 81 years.
He was found dead in his garden,
where he was engaged in watering his
shrubs, and when found he had the
hose in one hand and the other about a
tree. His death was declared to be of
heart disease. He had been in CalifOr-
MIA many years, and leaves a wife, son
land two brothers.
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at the Town Hall Saturday evening al
six o'clock. to complete the arrange
ments. One interesting feature at this
picnic is history of the town from its
organization down to the present time
this is in the hands of Mr.. Dorman
Bridgman, who will give an accurate
and interesting history.
Two hundred and thirty-five tubs Of
butter and car of stock were shipped
from this station Monday morning.
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The st. j. and l.. C.. railroad COM
pany give n series of excursions to
Plattsburg and return this week-on
Thursday (to-day) from stations be-
tween East H;rrdwick and johnson, in
elusive; on Friday from stations be
tween Cambridge Junction and Swan
ton, inclusive; and on Saturday from
stations between st. Johnsbury and
Greensboro, inclusive. On Saturday
the special train leaves St. Jomsbury
at 7.:D Il. M, returning at 9 p. IN.
These excursions will doubtless be
taken advantage of by great many
people, since the rates are very reas-
enable. The trip includes delightful
ride or the steamer Maquam, and this
of itself is quite an attraction, to say
nothing of the ride by rail. The Dan
VILE band will furnish music. o.. b..
A. - So
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Lyndon.


Wilbur F. Gilman has gone to New
York to complete his medical studies
in Bellevue hospital. He will make a
speciality of surgery.
Rev. NJ. A. Quimby of GilmantOn,
n. H., is visiting relatives and friends
here.
C. E. Grandy cOntemplates building
a house near the north end of Main
street.
The ensilage fever has reached Lyn-
don. c. A. Whipple, l. II. Hall and
Charles Ingalls, have built silos and
have them nearly filed.
The Free Baptist S. 5. are to have a
picnic in l. H. Halls woods today,
Wednesday,
The Lyndonville Dramatic Club play
"The False Heart" and "Black and
White" at Nichols hall tonight,
(Thursday.)
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things in ready-made clothing and
gentlemen's furnishing goods. The
advertisement is not all there is to it,
for he has the goods to back up all he
says. He has laid in splendid stock,
and it will pay purchasers to drop in
and see him.
On the Doth of this month Z. & T..
Fairbanks & Co. open new and hand
some stock of fall goods - ladies' and
gentlemen's furnishing articles, dress
goods, etc, etc, which will he fully up
to their former stock in excellence.
Remember the date, Sept. Goth.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-16

Miss Hallett of Lowell, Mass, Wis
iting friends III this town, picked a cup
full of beautiful field Strawberries on
the farm of Moses Shorey, on Wednes-
day. Ii is not often one sees the seq
ond crop Of Strawberries, but these
were in every way equal to the first
crop.-Mr. VIM. White also brings Us
fresh raspberries of the second crop
same day.
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sutton.
East ST. JOhnSbuFy.

Another of our older citizens has
passed away in David GOodall, Esq,
who died at his sons house-Dr. F. w.
GoOdall-in Bennington, last week on
Wednesday. Mr.. GOOdall was taken
i'll at Saratoga, and going to his sons,
grew worse and died after brief i'll
ness, at the age of 76 years. Mr.. Good
all was born in Lisbon, N. H., but had
been a resident of East st. Johnsbury
more than As years. His business was
that of merchant, although he had not
been actively engaged in it of late.
He was man much respected by his
townsmen, and is supposed to have left
large property to his three children,
the doctor, Geo. E., and Inez-the two
latter living in this place. His re-
mains were brought to his former home
for interment, and in the absence OF
Rev. F. B. Phelps, Rev. Geo. Gates
held an appropriate funeral service.
Rev. Geo. Gates, of New Jersey
preached at the Congregational churcl
on Sunday morning last.
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In MeInOrianl.

AT their regular meeting on Friday
evening, Sept. 9th, the members of the
Adelphian Society of st. Johnsbury
Academy passed the following resolu-
tions in expression of their respect for
Mr.. Chedel, who was drowned in this
town the second of July last:
Whereas, an all-wise but mysterious
Providence did suddenly remove from
our number Charles A. Chedel
RESOLVED, that we, the Adelphian So
ciety of st. JOhnsbury Academy, re-
ceive the sad intelligence of his sud
den and unlocked for death with emo
lions of profound and abiding grief.
Resoired, that we as an association
do mourn the loss of an active member
an inestimable friend, an earnest Chris
tian, and diligent student.
ResolUed, that we, the members o.
this society, tender our heartfelt sympa
TRY to Mrs. Chedel and family in theil
irreparable loss and also that copie.
of these resolutions be placed on tn.
records of this Society and be sent t,
Mrs. Chedel, and to the press for pub
LEGATION.
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other brothers living D. and
Ansel H. of New York, while Dan. NJ.
died in the Mexican war. There are
three girls in the family, and two boys
died when young making in all thir-
teen children in the family. 1t must
be admitted that in this case the Scrip
tural injunction was well obeyed.
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Harriases.
~ Marriages and deaths inserted free
Obituaries sir cents line.

In st. Andrews church, St Johnsbury, Septem
Der g, by Rev. N. F. Putnam, Mr. William ). Boyn
ton aud Miss Ida 2. Bancroft.
AT st. Johnsbury, September 9, by Rev. E. T
SANFORD, Mr.. Daniel A. Walbrdge and Mrs. Ma
rietta C. Hurd both of Peacham
At whitefeld, N. H., September 10, by Rev. s
P. Heath Luther W. Russell of West Concord and
Miss Mary C. Hardy of Magnolia, Iowa.
At Carmel, N. Y, September 6, by Rev. W. S
Clapp Mr.. Valentine H. Massey, formerly of st
JOhnsbury, and Miss Emma K, eldest daughter o
C. b. Ganong of Carmel
At Lebanon N. H., August 81, Mr. L. II. Thomp
son of Irasburg and Miss Helen G. Kinney o
Craftsbury.
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school, held missionary concert upon
Sabbath evening, selecting as their sub
iect, "Turks in ASIA" as programmed
in Life and Light. They outlined the
country, gave a condensed history of
missions from its earliest inception in
Asia Minor until the present time,
its political aspect, an account of the
MOslem religion and first introduction,
also the customs, habits and manners
of the people, leading schools and col
leges, and closed with hopeful view
concerning the future of this country,
with reference to missions.
Last Friday afternoon, after the
ladies' annual missionary meeting of
the woman's board, nine little girls,
constituting the Peach Blossom
(Peach'm BlOssOm) society held a
fair. Five of these little girls, think
ing actions speak louder than ,1ords,
had of their own accord met twice II
week and made up a quantity of little
fancy and useful articles, and surprised
themselves and friends by netting
about fourteen dollars the proceeds
are to be sent to one of the schools i'll
Sivas, Turkey, for the education OF
some of the children there
The first fire at the Corner in many
Years occurred early Monday morning.
A little before four o'clock the people
were awakened by the cry of fire, and
the house of Frank Blanchard was
found to be in flames. This was con
sumed, together with the barn. There
was not much furniture in the house,
and that was mostly saved. There was
small insurance. Mr.. Blanchard is
the village butcher and was up early,
and as he says getting some kerosene
from vessel in the chamber, when il
took fire. Mr.. Blanchard was not
burned. .... ....
sutton. '.t -". ""..
Reuben Allard has sold his farm to
Ezekiel Miles of Sheffield, and bought
the l.. d. Hall place at the village.
Hollis Jordan, the evangelist, who
was here for few weeks two years
ago, is expected to be here the last OF
this week, and will probably stay ovel
the Sabbath.
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Personal.

EX-Gov. Fairbanks and family, who
have been abroad this summer, have
engaged return passage in the steam
ship Servia, Oct. 22d.
Mr.. VIM. II. Orne was married at
San Francisco last month to Miss Ber-
tina Neuber of that city. Mr.. Orne will
be pleasantly remembered as some
years in the CdledOnidn Office, posi-
ton he left to join the Union army at
the breaking out of the Rebellion. He
served his country well for three OF
four years, and afterwards went to
California, and has been foreman in
the Daily Post office for the past nine
years. Long life and abundant happi-
ness is the wish of his Old-time friends
in Vermont. .... .'.-.
Miss Rosa b. harrington, for year
past music teacher for Mr.. A. l.. Bailey,
and the soprano in the South church
choir, left for Chicago on Monday. II
is rumOred that she is soon to be mar
ried to Mr.. j. p. Sanborn of Elgin, Ill.
former student at the st. JOhnsbury
Academy.
Mr.. Geo. ID. Stevens of Crete, Ne.
braska, was in town for a few day,
last week, leaving with his family fol
home on Tuesday. Mrs. Stevens ant
daughter have been stopping at theil
former home Mt the East village, al
G. F. Spaulding, Esq, of the Boston
Traveller, was in town Monday, anC
went up to Hardwick to view thu
scenes of his bOyhood. He is as hale
and hearty as ever, and seems to eniO,
hard work as well as life generally.
Col. Franklin Fairbanks left town OF
| Monday for Saratoga, where the com
mittee on the international lessons, o
which he is a member, meets the pres
ent week.
Albert NJ. Chadwick, Esq, of Omaha
has been appointed county judge, ant
the appointment is commended by tn
local papers. 1t must he a place o
responsibility, as the incumbent ha
to give bonds in the sum of S50,0OC
Mr.. Chadwick is youngest son of tn
late Albert G. Chadwick of this place
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Service was held in the grove of
Harvey Chandler last Sabbath at four
o'clock, p. m, after which the Ordi-
nance of baptism by immersion were adj
ministered to three candidates at the
Alder Brook, near the residence OF
Benz. Chandler.
Mrs. Sturtevant is to meet the ladies
of this place at the vestry of the church
next Saturday at two o'clock, p. m,
and in the evening a temperance meet
ing will be held at the church, to which
general invitation is extended to
everybody.
Last year picnic was held in Har-
vey Chandler's grove they appointed
committee at that time to make ar
rangements for future gatherings. The
said committee are requested to meet
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-16

There will be telephone line from
the fair ground, next week, to the cen
trail office at Bingham's, for the trans
mission of business messages.
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SunnnerVille.

Five brothers of the Gaskill family
met at the hOuse of Jacob B. Gaskill'
on Tuesday. Their united ages were
3l6 years-Jacob B. being -, Jason
b. of New York O., Silas of Burke 81,
Rufus ID. of Waterford 50, and Tyler b.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-16

William Quimby, recently employ
ed at Fletcher's tin shop, has gone to
work for a Montpelier firm. +. G.
Humphrey, recent book-keeper in the
same establishment, has secured a po-
sition in Boston store.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-16

By announcement elsewhere it will
he seen that Mr.. A. c. Babbitt does
not remove to Hardwick, but remains
in town, where he has formed part
nership with Mr.. A. Worcester i'll the
mercantile business.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-16

The boys who use the mill pond at
the Center for n swimming place need
looking after by the authorities, to pre-
vent their making an exhibition of
themselves to passengers on passing
trains.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-16

A freight Off the track near West
Burke on Thursday afternoon delayed
trains for about two hours and IA half.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-16

Rev. y. +. Putnam was in town
last week. He began his labOrs at
Peekskill on Sunday last.
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FOCAL and State ,Urms.

w. r. Horizons little boy has been
dangerously i'll with scarletina, but is
now better.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-16

As previously announced, the an
nual state convention of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will he
held in this place ON Thursday and
Friday, Sept Doth and Both. The day
meetings, which will be mainly for
business, will be in the Free Baptist
church. The evening meetings, open
to the public, will be Thursday even
ing ut the South church and Friday
evening ut the North church. The
programme for Thursday evening is
not yet fully arranged, but for Friday
evening Miss Frances f. Willard is en-
gagged. This eloquent woman will need
no introduction in this place, where SHE
has been heard heretofore with great
pleasure
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PaSSunpSic.

j. p. Foster, Esq, and wife made a
very pleasant innovation upon the old
time custom of surprise parties, on Fri
day last, by inviting goodly number
of friends to help them celebrate the
25th anniversary of their marriage
Each guest was surprised to find any
body else there, and the presents
were all purchased.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-16

"A cheap excursion to New York is
advertised now, via Burlington and
Lake Champlain.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-16

-Ide's mill, at Passumpsic, has been
shut down for some time for repairs,
but will be running again on Saturday.
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Barnet.

The wedding of Miss Belle Clement
and Mr.. w. w. Waldo on Tuesday
evening of last week was a very pleas
ant occasion. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. H. T. Fuller of st.
Johnsbury. Immediately after tele-
gram was placed in his hands from
Rev. H. l.. Chase of Green Mountain,
Iowa, with hearty congratulations,
and regrets that he was not able to be
present. The guests were nearly one
hundred in number, and were bounti-
fully served with refreshments of vari-
GUS kinds. The tables were covered
with loving tokens of remembrance to
the bride, who is held in high estima-
ton by old and young. The house
was beautifully decorated, the grounds
lighted with Chinese lanterns, and
Mrs. Perley Hazen and others executed
some choice pieces of music for the Oe-
casion. The newly married pair will
leave for MarshalltOwn, Iowa, in few
weeks where their future home will be.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-16

Entries in stock and mechanical
departments at county fair, can be
made at CdiedORidn office next Satur
day and Monday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-16

States Attorney Bates went to Bar
net last Thursday to look after a few
individuals there who had been having
''tea-party" on very strong tea
Chas. Smith and Frank Heath of Bar
net, and Chas. Chase of st. Johnsbury
were fined for intoxication-the mate
rial having been procured ut Woods
vile, y. II.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-16

Mrs c. Z. Wise, of Spring street
has sold her house. The purchaser
we are informed, is Montreal lady.
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Sprrial eUnfrrs.

Write to Mrs Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for names of ladies that
have been restored to perfect health by the of
her Vegetable Compound 1t is positive cure for
the most stubborn cases of female weakness. 90
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-16

Joseph Nugent has sold his house
on Cliff street to Charles Houston. Mr..
Nugent has secured job at Jamaica
Plain, near Boston, and removes his
family there the present week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-16

The Burlington and st. Johnsbury
Odd Fellows returned from their Port
land trip on Thursday afternoon, and
all agree that they had a first-elass
time with their Portland brethren.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-16

Geo. ID. Randall has moved into
his new residence on Pearl street,
which is very neatly built and good
looking structure.