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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-06-29
Vermont News.

The Brigade band ut st. Adams is to
be diSbanded.
The Goddard seminary graduated Il
class of eleven on Wednesday.
Montpelier people are making an
effort to rcOrganize the Y. NJ. G. A. at
that place.
a son of Frank Gallup of Windsor
was drowned Monday while playing
around the water.
The rebuilding of the First Baptist
church at st. Adams, recently burned,
is to be commenced ut once.
\ bonnet from IL millinery store in
Newport was recently sent by mail to
the purchaser, a lady living in Bullion.
George Aiken of Pownal fell from Il
scaffolding on Monday and struck the
piazza, fracturing his scull. His recOv-
cry is doubtful.
BY the new time table, the running
time between Newport and Montreal
will he shortened to three hours and
fifteen minutes.
Seventy-five sophomOres from Am
herst college enjoyed boat ride on
Lake Champlain and a banquet at the
Van Ness house last Friday.
Henry G.. Brown of Salisbury was
found dead on the top of freight train
at Middlebury on Thursday afternoon.
He had been struck by bridge.
Seven persons in one family and one
in another in Wilmington were serious
ly, but not fatally, poisoned the other
day by eating homemade canned
succOtash.
|. The Bradford listers have been in
dicted for otfenses against the listing
law in 1881 and 1852 and will have
their trial at the next term of Orange
county court.
This year is the one hundredth an
niversary of the settlement of the town
of Cabot and its people will hold a eel
ebration of the towns centennial on
the Fourth of July.
The steam sawmill belonging to the
Alexander estate at Newport Centre.
together with an immense tract of
timber land, has been sold to the firm
of Chandler y Skinner.
Bruce Laird, son of Colonel Peter
Laird, who once lived in Barnet, but
spent the last of his days in Peacham,
was instantly killed by the cars in
Green Mountain, Iowa, last week.
Ludlow wants bank, and has ap-
| pointed committee to see if they can't
tempt the Black River bank to move
] from PrOctOrsville and increase its
capital stock from S50,0O0 to 100000.
| Tom Larnard of Somerset, less than
:
carried of by bear which was caught
in it. He followed the bear, pitched
m with Il club and his .iack-knife and
| finished him.
SwantOn is excited over the finding
of the body of "A man, supposed to be
that of Cyrell ROuselle, a Frenchman
! who disappeared mysteriOusly about
two years ago, and is supposed to have
been foully dealt with.
5. NJ. Field of Newport, who jumped
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he put in, as Mr.. Hall and others claim,
a quantity of sand, greatly to the inju-
ry of the road, and to Mr.. Halls feel
ings. Mr.. Hall earnestly protested
against this action of the surveyor and
offered to furnish rotten stone to take
the place of the sand. The surveyor
accepted the offer, by advice of one of
the selectmen, but after drawing few
loads of this material he returned to
the sandbank and completed the job.
A few days subsequent to this Mr. Hall
put on force of ten men, with several
teams. and took the sand out of the
road and put rotten stone in its place,
greatly to the injury of the feelings of
the highway surveyor, who has con-
suited legal authority and will now
with material from the same bank from
which he took the first. And the end
is not yet.
The Passumpsic railroad will run a
special stock train on Friday, June %.
No stock train will be run on Monday
of next week.
The Y. NJ. c. A. reading room was
opened to the public with appropriate
exercises last Saturday evening.
With favorable weather it is conf
IDENTITY expected that there will be II
larger crowd of people at LyndOnville
on the Fourth than were ever gathered
here before. The temperance meeting
in the grove, the programme mt the
park, masquerade party, electric lights,
fireworks and the Montreal City band.
combine greater attractions than We're
ever presented before.
a party of gentlemen, accompanied
will visit LyndOnville July 1, by invi-
tation of Z. II. Golf, president of the
American Electric Light company, to
witness the grand exhibition of electric
lights supplied by the American com
pany.
There is to be a legal meeting of the
corporatOrs and board of trustees of
Lyndon Literary institute ut the hall
IN Lyndon Centre on Monday, July >,
ut one o'clock p. m, for the election of
officers, etc. The friends of the insti-
tuition from far and near are rallying
to the rescue, and before the week ends
Rev. f. Owen predicts the securing
of the funds. Rev. DIR. Cheney will
represent the Education society at the
meeting on Monday.
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George Gates has reconsidered his
determination to leave town and took
down his auction bills last week.
c. L. Ordway, who has had charge
of l.. b. Harris farm, has been obliged
to give up his position on account of
Mrs. Ordway's i'll health. VIII Stod-
dard and wife will take the place va
Gated 10y Mr.. and Mrs. Ordway.
1t is now safe to say that the Semi
nary will be opened about Sept. |, and
the school will start OFF with IA fund
sufficient To assure its success finan-
cially.
The new sewer pipes are laid from
the river to Main street.
More than two hundred people gath
cred at the Centre last Sunday evening
To listen to Col. Fairbanks very inter
esting and instructive talk about birds
We appreciate the kindness of Col.
Fairbanks and hope to hear him again.
The grand list of school district No.
q (Centre) is 81 .65I.25. an increase of
S25S.53. a tax of seven cents on the
dollar is expected to pay all bills.
Alanson Eastman is highway sur
veyor i'll the Centre district In re-
pairing the highway near |. II. Halls
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County Court.

1t appears in the ease of W. b.
Lcitch ". Town OF Barnet, lately tried
ia the County court, that Mr.. Leitch
returned to the listers an inventory in
1851. and that it was shown to the jury
iS evidence in the case. He made
proof that the property found in Iowa
belonged to his brother and sisters
abroad, and claimed his list was Illegal
is it was not made by the listers until
after the 18th of May. The jury rem
dercd verdict in favor of the plaintiff
for $50 and costs, but the defendant
filed a motion to set aside the verdict
Is unwarrantcd 10y the evidence. The
court gave the plaintiff his choice, to
either have the verdict set aside or to
nave it reduced to SIP. The plaintiff
chose to have the verdict reduced, and
Judgment was rendered for the plair-
TN for : f. and thrcc-fuurths cost. The
ease goes to the Supreme court.
la the case of the State Us. Marcellus
Woodward, for stealing a horse, on tn
al when the last CGIedonidR went to
press, verdict of guilty was returned
by the jury.
In the case of the State vs.. Alice
Day, for the larceny of team, yer
diet of guilty was returned.
Judge Ross announced the following
sentences Mrs. Woodrow. who plead
I'd guilty to the charge of adultery with
William Stafford. was sent to the house
of correction for two years Alice Day.
three years to the house of correction :
Hiram keyser, convicted of burglary.
five years in the state prison; Eugene
Heath, for the attempt to poison the
Rankin family at Danville, to the re-
form school until he attains his major
ty; Woodward to the state prison for
three years and six months from the
date of commitment.
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An English Christian Worker in
~. JOhnSbUry.

w. IL. Newett, the general secretary
Mems Christian association, has been
in town for Il few days, preparatory to
sailing for England next week. He
WAS here over the Sabbath, addressed
the boys at the veStry of the North
church in the afternoon on "Sccret
Sins" and the union meeting at the
North church III the evening on "The
Temptations of the Young and their
Safeguards" His mission in this cOun-
try is to arrange with reputable farm
crs in the United States, especially in
the west, for the placing with them of
youths from sixteen to eighteen years
of age, to be thoroughly instructed in
practical farming. The young men are
to he selected by the association from
anon" those who are not fitted for bus
mess or have no chance to enter bust
ness, and who have no other opening
in life. The association intends tn
Nv - many SUN y '''i@ NV - i''
sihIc to this country, where their OPP
portunitics will be 50 much larger than
at home. They will only be sent to
farmers who are well established, and
who will he in II measure responsible
for thnS, intruStrd to their care. 1t is
also proposed to provide homes in this
country for girls, rs domestics, who are
unwilling to take such positions in
their own country.
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\ small audience assembled at the
Free Baptist church on Friday even
ing, June -, to listen to an address
upon the subject of temperance by Miss
Clara Eastman of Wells River. Miss
+. is IL young lady of more than
ordinary ability, natural and easy
speaker, and one who cannot fail to in
tereSt and instruct all who listen to
her. Her address seemed the result of
much thoughtful study and research.
NewalIs stomach plates were used to
illustrate the condition of the human
stomach during the different stages of
Intcmpcrancc.
Saturday, June %, was the time ap-
pointed 10y the state superintendent OF
juvenile work as the day to he observ-
ed by the several unions as ChiIdren's
day, and accordingly Il picnic was held
in Mr.. Harris grove, under the super
vision of the W. c. +. L. The cNcr-
ciSes consisted of short, spicy talks by
Miss Eastman and Rev. Mr.. Barnes, al
50 Il blackboard exercise by Rev. a. p.
Tracy. Music by the North Danville
band. These exercises were followed
by feast of good things from the nu-
merous dinner baskets, of which old
and young heartily partook. After this
all engaged i'll games or social inter
course for time and then dispersed,
well pleased with the days entertain
ment.
Band of Hope has recently been
organized 10y the w. c. T. L. of this
place, which at present numbers thir-
ty-four pledged members, with more to
follow.
Sabbath-school concert next Sunday
at the Free Baptist church.
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Mrs. Z. b. Merriam of this place anC
Mrs. Ex-Gov. Hendee of Morrisville
returned from Hot Springs, Arkansas
on Saturday, much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Andersen re-
turned from their western "trip last
week. They found their son Charles
well and busy at his Dakota farm.
Misses Bessie Eastman, Addie Hale
and Mira Fairbanks have returned from
Smith college, Matte Tyler and Flora
Gates from Wellesley, and Burt Bridg-
man, Frederick Phelps and Arthur F.
Stone from Amherst. Alfred Brooks
is home from Boston on a short vaca-
ton and Arthur Brooks returned to his
Chicago home on Monday.
Frederick W. Phelps of East st.
Johnsbury received a prize of SO at
Amherst college for excellence in Latin
Philology. Arthur X. Turner of Paris,
late of st. Johnsbury Academy, re
ceived French prize at the same col
lrge.
Edwin Woodlin of the junior class
at Amherst, is visiting his classmates
in st. JohnSbury. Mr.. Woodlin's faith
or, the Rev. ). f. Woodlin, twenty
Years a missionary ut FOochow, China,
ha> just returned to this country.
Hans p. Andersen, of Dartmouth
college. spends his summer vacation in
IA summer hotel at Rye beach.
j. X. Rust's family leave this week
for Maquam, where they will remain
several weeks.
Ex-Governor Horace Fairbanks of
st. Johnsbury and EmmOns Raymond
of Cambridge, Mass, are among the
directors chosen of the Ogdensburg
and Lake Champlain Railroad com
pany.
II. \. Moulton of the Montreal Star
has been in town for few days. This
is his first visit to St Johnsbury, and
was made on the occasion of the mar
riagc of his sister, Miss Della f. Moul-
ton.
+. l.. Gulick, Il graduate of st. Johns
bury Academy, took the second Grimes
prize, of sol, for excellence in English
composition ut Dartmouth. He was
Il competitor for the Rollins and Morse
and Lockwood prizes, his recitation
being "The Loss of the Arctic,' and
received the fourth prize, of $50.
Mrs. \. w. Porter will pass the sum
mer season here, and will have class
in vocal music, further particulars of
which will be given later. She is ex-
pcctcd here by July >.
\. J. Willard and wife have started
ON Il trip to Providence and Newport,
Il. |.
DIR. Grow is taking two weeks
vacation, with Portland and Boston as
objective points.
DIR. II. c. Newell and family go to
Peaks island this week.
Owen II. Gates and Hiram q. Ward
of st. Johnsbury, +. l.. Gulick, and
Edward II. McLachlin of Pcacham,
members of the graduating class, have
been elected members of the Phi Beta
Kappa society of Dartmouth.
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est Concord.

There will he Il basket picnic on the
Fourth. The common, where it is to
be held, will he decorated with shade
trees, flowers, etc, for the occasion.
Music and speaking will constitute Il
part of the programme, which is not
yet complete. a cordial invitation is
extended to the public, and it is hoped
there will be many in attendance to
enjoy the day. Ten o'clock Il. m. is
the hour appointed for the people to
assemble.
Mrs. Il. +. johnson, who has been
quite sick, is much better.
The upper room school closes this
week. The lower room school closed
three weeks ago on account of the sick
ness of Miss May, but it is hoped she
will he able to come again in the fall,
when the balance of the summer school
will he made up.
;. +. Grout took horse home from
Boston last week. Is it trotter
IL. \. Joslin has got the frame of his
new barn up and partly covered.
The meeting of the Northern Associ-
alton of UnivcrSaIiSts was well attend
ed last week
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Harris Smith is quite feeble and has
a troublesome cough.-Jarvis Bowen is
sick.-Joseph Humphrey is little
better.
Mrs. David ellison died on Monday
afternoon. Funeral Wednesday at NJ.
+. church.
Rev. A. Scribner preached to the
young people last Sabbath. Rev. Mr..
Todd of Island Pond is expected to
preach in the NJ. f. church next Sab
bath.
The three Sunday-schools in the
place are planning for Il basket picnic
at Willoughby lake July II.
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AIIIlOIl.

In accordance with Mrs. Engrem's
request, spoken of last week, the w.
c. Il. L. of this town celebrated Satur-
day last as Children's day. About one
hundred and fifty gathered under the
shade trees in the yard front of II. A..
Blake's house, where they were enter
tanned for an hOuI or more by the chill
drem and young people i'll recitations
and dialogues, followed by Il short ad-
dress by Rev. f. l.. Wiley, after which
tables We're spread with the many good
things Sutton ladies know so well how
to prepare. a good time was enjoyed.
The selectmen have built over the
bridge on the road to Lyndon, near
Mr.. Butterficld's, and are now building
over the one near Levi Balls. They
will both be strong and substantial.
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A Rally +!
FOR THE SCOTTISH GAMES AT LYNDoNvILLR GALE
donna CO., VT, JULY 4, 1ss3.

The Highlanders come in their CAV plaided tartan
The music of Scotia floats tree ON the air
Come over, brave lads, from Barnet and Barton.
From MclndOe's Falls and st. Johnsbury tair;
Come over and witness the games of a nation
Whose prOwess is noted in story and song:
Wen furnish yOu all fine muscle collation.
Come over and bring your fair cousins along.
Our fathers who came here were fresh from the
heather
Our county still bears the old name of. the Gael
So up wi the bonnet and bonnie blue feather
Sit down by our table and eat of our kali
Welcome, ay, welcome. dear clansmen and BIRTH
ers
Hark to the bagpipe and answer the ca
Come wi your wives your sisters and mithers
Wen meet you and greet you, and welcome
You a.
Come from the valleys the hills and the noun
tains,
Gather as gathered your fathers of old
From clear northern lakes and bright crystal foun-
tains
The half of whose beauty has never been told
Rally like true loyal Scotch descendants
Over the Border and answer the ca
And Irvine round this day of Supreme Independ-
The blue bell, the heather the thistle and a.
POughkeepse, n. Y. WALLACE BRUCE
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Local Notices.

Gents low shoes and ladies' slippers
selling at Il discount at Streeter *
Batchelder's.
First-class st. Johnsbury strawber-
rieS grown by c. F. Gibbs for sale at
Hamilton Place.
We would call attention to the ad-
vertisement of Moses IIuntley, who
wishes to engage statesmen for the Geo.
\. Stone Nursery Co.
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MARKET BEEF-A few choice 80 80 extra
Sc p - first quality s. ca a 60 Is second
quahtY g II a s. 50 third quality 81 p a "a IS.
STORE CATTLE-WOrking Oxen, per pair, from
500, 5000 5000 300
Mich Cows AND CALvEs-s20 a s3S a s45.
500 FarrOw Cows ST. a S33
GEARLISGs-S12 90 a s2D two years old els a SIS;
three years old SIS a s45
WESTERN FAT SwINE-Live,73 a SIC per lb.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBs-in lots 30 90 sOO o,
= 50 - co. % a - 20 per head extra g. II
% . per head, OF a 81 per ID.
Spring Lambs, a &c per 10.
Veal Calves. 3 a &c
Brighton Hides y a &c per III.
Country Hides Z g per 10.
Brighton TallOW. 81 7 perIb
Country Tallow. q &c per ID
Calf skins II a l25c per 10.
Lamb Peltz 80 / Is
Sheared Pelts
y; T. Beet-ChOioe grade includes nothing but
stalled 100 to 400 lbs Bullocks. Extra and first
qualty includes the best, large, fat oxen. Second
and thiTd quality includes Oxen and two and three
Sheep-ENtra includes COssets and when those
OF INFERIOR quality are thrown out.
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Walden.

The highways are undergoing some
repairs. which will improve the trav-
cling some when they get settled.
Warren Rollins recently stuck il
rusty nail through his hand and has
been unable to do anything since.
The grass crop is looking finely, and
the other crops are growing nicely since
the late rains.
David Noble has removed to Samuel
Patch's house.
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SpsriaI Hnhrrs.
Hoods sar.aparilla makes the weak strong.

Many poor sufferer who submits TO the sur
geons knife because of malignant sores aud scrof.
ulous dwellings, might be saved, sound and whole
by taking Ayers Sarsaparilla. This will purge
out the corruptions which pollute the blood and
by which such complaints originated and fed
Extreme Tired Feeling. a lady tells the
first bottle has done my daughter great deal Of
good, her food does not distress her now nor does
she suffer from that extreme tired fesling which she
did before taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.r A second
bottle effected cure. No other preparation
tains such concentration of vitalizing enriching
purifying and invigorating properties Hoods
Sarsaparilla t5isew
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FOR SALE.

Six good horses, two good driving harnesses,
some buffalo robes, one sleigh large new re-
trigerator. The above will be sold cheap for cash
as have more of that kind of property than |
ing to make room for more. Gift W. j. BRAY.
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SCARLET UNDERWEAR
w. q. AN DERSON,
Main Street, st Johnsbury, Vt.
June %, 1888.
| MOS X. BELKNAP's ESTATE.

A MOS X. BELKNAP'S ESTATE
"A The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the district Of Gale
donia, commissioners to receive examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against the
tate of mos K Belknap. late of St JOhnsbury, in
said district deceased, represented nsOlvent, and
the term of six months from the sd day of June,
A. ID. lse3, being allowed by said Court TO the
creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before Give notice
that we will attend to the duties of appoint
ment at the dwelling house Of Mrs. Amos K. Bel
KNAPP in St JOhnsbury in said district. on the 3lst
day of July and 3Ist day Of December. next, at
one O'Clock in the afternoon each Of said days.
E.A. PARKS lC,
t9e N. NJ. JOHNSON. SN'HiA" -
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Obituaries SIR cents q line.
At st. Johnsbury, June 6 by Rev f. T. Fair
banks, Chas. ). Smith, formerly of Irasburg and
Allie A. Horne of South Wheelock.
At st. Johnsbury, June 81, by Rev. A. p. Tracy,
Ezra F. Hawkins and Emily Gotta, both OF St Johns
bury
At West Barnet, June Is, by Rev. d. c. Faris,
Chss b. Partridge and Mrs. Emma Shaw, both of
Peaeham.
At Newport, june Is, by Rev. A. W. Wild,
of Peacham.
At Peacham, june 81, by Rev. John Bole, Joseph
Warren Blair of Barnet and Minnie Luella Which.
of Peacham.
At Barnet. June 2lst by Rev. W. Rand ThOs.
G. HASTE and Jennie NJ. White, both of Barnet.
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LOST.

At or near the depot in this village, between
the depot at the Centre village and Mr. Stark's
residence, pair of Gold Bowed Spectacles. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving them at this
office. q6-p7+
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NOTICE,

We shall be away during part of the month of
July, but WENDELL +. STAFFORD, ESQ. will be at
our office during our absence and viii attend to
all legal matters for
BELDEN & IDE.
St. Johnsbury, Vt, June ., 1ss3. 9699
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NOTICE,

All persons having unsettled accounts with me
are requested to call and settle the same want
my BOOKS settled If you cannot pay me the
amount give me your note and let us square up
the books GEO. Z. BLAIR
7stf Waat Rarnat
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For Sale.

The hOnse owned by II. d. Croker on Maple
street. Price reasonable. Rents we'll Six tene-
ments. Enquir of
45tf W. H. PRESTON.
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WANTED, statesmen.

MOSES HUNTLEY, agent TOR the Geo A. Ston,
Nursery Co. wishes to engage a few statesmen fol
this well known and reliable firm. Good wage,
and permanent employment offered to the righ
men. For full particulars call on or write to
OSES HUNTLEY.
96-9s St JOhnsbury Centre, Vt.
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comes ont in new coat of green.
The new two-cent letter rate doe,
not 90 into effect until October /.
Rev. J. Woodman will preach at
the Free Baptist church next sunday.
The military company are request
cd To bc on hand at an early hour ON
Friday evening for an ut-door drill.
Next sunday will Ice observed as
Childrcn's day at the Univcrsalist
church, with concert in the evening.
The people are in town to-day
from the surrounding country, and the
animals will have untold charms for
them.
The trustees. in view of the cases
of serious illness in town, request that
rs much quiet be preserved on the
nights of July 3 and as possible.
The frame work Of the second story
of the new convent building is up.
The basement is Of brick and the upper
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banks h"v" generously rendered the
use "i Music hall t" the VI. /. church
Will" their church Is being rem"dcIcd.
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expected that the first service will he
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