St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-02-12
Vermont at New Orleans.

In the n. o. Picayune of the 3Ist is
"A list of dairy premiums awarded, in
Gliding the following TO parties in this
state
| w. T. Chaplin Essex Center, second
premium of $50 for dairy butter made
in September or October +. B. Wood
of Barre, third premium, S25
c. Miller of Pomfret and W. W. Park
of Montpelier get n share of $1,000
which WAS divided between some TWEEN
ty exhibitors of butter
The Vermont Dairy Association of
North Pomfret gets second premium,
$3.50, on largest and best display of
butter.
w. d. Bronson OF East Hardwick
gets second premium of $50 for print
and ornamental butter. and c. L.
Wheeler of Randolph, third, $50.
For granulated butter F. c. Circuit Of
East Concord gets first premium, $50
For tub butter made in New Eng
land or Middle States, f. Il. Living
stone of Morfisvilie gets first premium
S75; Mr.. Brace of West Randolph.
second $50 and f. b. Douglass of
Whiting, third, $50.
On cheese, w. r. Chaplin of Essex
Center get Il pro rata share in $1,000
with some fifty others, and third pre-
MUM Of $50 for largest and best dis
play of cheese by individual mannfac-
turerS.
Ehen Grants residence at Irashurgh
burned the ID. Loss $1,000 insurance
$3.50. -.
Charles ii. Heath and Ashton K.
Willard of Montpelier have formed a
law partnership.
of the COngre gational church in Lud-
low, Feb. 4. .....
Hibbard Bean Of Riptop was recent
ly hit by falling tree and had leg
and shoulder blade broken and one
eye put out. -........
In North Chittenden, Il German
named Stengie was caught by falling
tree and crushed SO that lie lived but "A
few hours.
Mrs. S. A. Ferguson of McIndoes
Falls has just been granted pension
of - per month and back pay amount
ing TO $4,000. -...........
Horace Fairbanks Of St Johnshury
has just taken out at Montreal writ
of seizure after Judgment against Hon.
Bradley Barlow.
An exchange announces that Mrs.
w. b. Spencer Of Wells has recently
given birth To two boys and one girl,
and all concerned are doing we'll
David McCrillis, a widower, 7G.years
of age, living with his son, fell down
stairs ut Barre, and died instantly. Ill
is thought he had a tit. ~. ...'. .'....-
Rutland is arranging for Il musical
festival the second week Ia May. to he
conducted by Walter Damrosoil, son
of Or. Leopold Damroscli.
Rev. DIR. Edward w. French. aged
81, pastor of the Bergen Presby terrain
church, jersey. City, died Feb. j. He
wac born III Barre, VT.
Frank w. Brooks, of the firm of G.
j. Brooks &, Co., paper dealers of Brat !
tlebOro, died Feb. >, of paralysis, aged
"a. He was an active member OF. the !
Episcopal church.
A glib young man with Partisan
accent has been swindIiug Brattleboro /!
people !; he engaged to give some OF
the cultured" young women three |
French lesso is, at : each, collected all |
he could in advance and left town.
Rev. Joseph Marsh, an aged clergy
man of the Congregational denOmina-
ton. died in TLetfOrd, Feb. ,, aged - !
years. He was graduated at Dart
mouth College in 1874. He pursued
bis theological studies at Audover and
was ordained To the ministry IN 1923.
His pastOratcs were in Bradford, y. H.,
and Lunenburg, Vt. !