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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-03-12
WELLS RIVER.


The ladies realized something over
seventy dollars from their LongfellOw
entertainment and oyster supper last
week. This relieves the society of til c
debt with which it has been struggling
The affair was pronounced a success i'll
every respect.
Miss Mary Pages return to Thetford
| was deferred until the first of the week
on account of illness Besides pursu-
ing her own studies i'll the academy,
Miss Page will teach in the primary
department during one-half of each
days session.
Frank Berry is improving and can
now bear his weight upon his foot, al
though he is still compelled to use
crutches.
What does it mean when farmer
seeking for ii quantity of sulphuric acid
to use i'll the manufacture of phosphate
is told that he can procure it at the
beer-man's What use has beer man
for sulphuric acid
Miss Helen Eastman is recovering
under the skillful treatment of tie
physician.
The town system was voted down
notwithstanding the eloquent speeches
of w. II. Shedd and Mr.. Patterson in
its favor.
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! Few knew him, but he was understood
to have wife and children in Spring
field, Mass.
| SUMMERVILLE.
Would it not be considered at least
| bad manners for one to laugh and poke
fun in church, and especially so for a
young lady ? Good breeding is indeed
"a nice accomplishment.
The people of Summervile will fully
appreciate the appointment of flag
man at Portland street crossing
They also appreciate the valuable ser
vice rendered them and the cOmmuni-
ty by the parties who framed the bill,
making such a thing possible.
c. G. Stebbins says he has ground
in the past year seventy-tive tons OF
bones. He thinks he could sell more
of the meal if he could get more bones
to grind.
w. l.. Stafford lost valuable COW
last week.
Mrs. Nancy Shorey's seven tenements
are all occupied.
Speaking of the "town system" of
schools, while many acknowledge that
it undoubtedly has some good features,
they feel at the same time that the
tendency of the system is to Central
ization," like the tendency of too many
things of the present day. Many well
meaning persons seem to forget, in
their zeal, that the "people" have
rights and duties to exercise on this
subject. TO organize our public
schools so that only few can, or will
be likely to directly engage in their
management, looks to many to be sub
versive of the very principles under
lying good citizenship. A good and
intelligent citizen is made only by the
exercise of those functions pertaining
to citizenship. Take away these rights
and duties, if only slightly, and the
citizen is likely to corresponding
lose his interest in public affairs.
These personal duties are imperative
upon all men-as much SO as the case
of their private business. In our
Judgment we should be jealous OF del
egating to others their duties, even up
on school matters. 1t is only Il step
in the direction of assigning still other
and perhaps more sacred rights to the
care of some central authority. F. VI.
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Autograph Cook Book.

The ladies of the Church of the Mes
siah in this place have just issued a
handsome little volume with the above
title, containing a hundred pages of
useful receipts from practical house
keepers. The book opens with soup,
and includes the entire menu down to
confectionery, with some medicinal
and miscellaneous receipts thrown into
the last pages. The book is not so full
IN the substantial dishes-which every
hOusekeeper is supposed to be we'll up
in-as it is in fancy cooking, if it may
so be termed. Fer instance there are
eight pages given to pickles, ten to
buildings, eight to pies, thirty five to
cake, two TO drinks, two to cooking
eggs, four to confectionery, aud ten to
medicinal receipts and miscellaneous
dishes. The book was compiled by
Mrs. NJ. w. Howard and Miss NJ A.
Jsnness, and the copy furnished was
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Some Facts Worthy Their Consideration
The CALEDoNIAN has over five hundred bona
6de subscribers in this town to whom the paper
goes weekly. There is an average also of fifty pa
Pers sold weekly at the counters of the news-deal
and at this office. While this is not subscrip-
sidering the character of the subscribers we are
proud Of and it is also much the largest list (pro
badly dOubel that Of any other paper which circu-
lates 10 this town. THA CALIFORNIAN also circu-
lates largely in Barnet, Concord, Danville and
Lyndon-making it a most valuable advertising
medium for St Johnsbury business men.
Advertisers specially invited to examine our
subscription list and satisfy themselves this
point.
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Advice tn NTotbers

Arc you disturbed at night aud broken of vour
rest by sick child suffering and crying with pain
oi cutting teeth If so send at once and get bot
tie of Mrs. WISSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CBIIp
REN TEETHING. Its value is incalculable 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer immed atelv De
pend upon 1t, mothers there Is mistake about it.
1t cures dySentery aud diarIhOea, regulates the
bowels cures wind collie, sOftens the gums reduces
Inflammation and gives tone and energy 10 the
whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrnp for
Children Esething is pleasant to the taste aud is
the prescription of one OF the oldest and best female
nurses and physicians in the United States and is
Tor sale by all druggists throughout ths.world.
Price 20 cents a bottle 1yOct Ak
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IYNDONVILLE.

Henry Southworth, boy of fourteen
was sliding down rope used for hoist
ing heavy aLticles at the freight depot,
last Monday, when he slipped and fell.
The laIg hook at the end of the rope
caught in his armpit badly decorating
the flesh and inhicting what may prove
to be very serious injury.
H. NJ. Pearl was married to Miss
Anna Dean last Thursday. They start
ed the same day for a trip to New Or
leans, intending to be absent about
three weeks.
Elwyn Parker has gone into Web
ster & Corliss' store as clerk.
A large party from Riverside lodge
intend to visit Hector lodge at st.
Johnsbury next Monday evening,
weather permitting.
The Amity club go to Montpelier the
Goth and hold their annual concert and
ball at the Pavilion, with BIaisdell's
orchestra.
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loo nnse. One Dollar.

Is inseparsbly connected With Hoods Sarsaparilla
and is true of no other medicine. 1t is an unan-
swerable argument to strength and economy
while thousands testify to It's superior bloOdpuri
flying aud strengthening qualities, a bottle OF
Hoods SarsaparlIa CONTAINS 100 doses and viii last
month, while others viii average 10 last nOt.OTer
a week Hence, for economy buy Hoods sarss
parilla. Made by C. ]. Hood & Co. Lowell, Mass
Sold by all druggists esS
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These are Solid Facts.

The best blood purifyer and system regulator
ever placed within reach of suffering humanity il
truly Electric Bit RS Inactivity Of the liver bill.
ousness' ianndioe, constipation, weak kidneys. or
any disease of the uniary organs OF whoever re-
qoires a" appetizer, tonic or mild stimulsnt, will
always nnd Electric bitters the best and only Ger
tain cure known. They set surely and quickly.
every bottle guaranteed to give entire satisfaction
er money refunded. Sold at dfty cents bottle by
Flint Brothers NOD tJan ss
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Frank Z. Bracket, an undergradu-
ate in Dartmouth college, is now teach
ing in the academy here in place OF
Miss Annie S. Morse, whose health
does not allow her to teach this term.
Mrs. II. T. Fuller of Worcester,
Mass, has been spending the past few
days with friends in this place, her
! former home.
John II. Hutchinson of Portsmouth,
n. H., was in town last week at the
funeral of Mrs. Graham. Mr.. Hutch
inson had not been to his native town
before for eight years.
X. C.. Knight, who left this place in
November for Florida on account of
poor health, finds himself so improved
that he has bought a lot in Orlando
and will build him a house there.
S. w. Parkhurst, the old time rail-
road conductor, who went to Florida a
month ago, has bought some land near
Wilcox, and it is said will remove
there next fall.
Arthur r. Brooks, second son of DR..
S. II. Brooks, who has been at home
for the past year on account of impair
ed health, has returned to his business
at Chicago with Henry Dibblee & Co.
Miss Bessie r. Oughtred of Sher-
brooke, young lady i'll the academy
I,n l., Il in II
her home one evening last week, by
being thrown from toboggan while
cOasting.
Arson S. Hopkins, formerly of this
place, has been admitted as a partner
in the firm of Henry Dibblee ~ Co.,
Chicago, the firm he has been with for
several years. There are now four st.
Johnsbury boys in that house-Mr.
Hopkins, Arthur r. Brooks, Frank
Potts and Charles Sargent-and there
are rumOrs that there will soon be
another one.
Welcome Bradley who went to Min
neapolis last fall, has had rather
sorry time of it this winter. He injured
one knee in playing foot ball before lie
left home, and by favoring the lame
leg he brought on trouble in the other
knee He is now out of the hospital
and things look somewhat brighter.
DR.. l.. O. BrastOw. late of Burling
ton and formerly pastor of the South
church in this place, was March 9
elected to the professorship of Homi-
letics and Pastoral theology in the Yale
theological seminary at New Haven,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding of Dead
wood, Dakota, are visiting their uncle,
Mr. f. NJ. Hall this place.
Fred Ross, son of Henry Ross, is IA
new clerk at Bingham's drug store.
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A Remarkable Escana.

Mrs Mary A. DALEY Of Tunkhannock, Pa, was
afflicted for six years with asthma and bropob tbs
during which time the best physicians could give
no relief Her life dee paired Of until in Octo.
Der last she procured a bottle of DR. Kings New
Discovery, wi en- immediate relief was felt and bv
continuing its it, for short time she was com
pietely cured gaining in flesh 50 lbs in few
months Free trial bOt1les of this certain cure OF
all Throat and Lung diseases at Flint brothers
drug store. Large bottles, soc and 81
4 H.,
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3Harriages.

At ST. Johnsbury March IL, by Rev. f. w. Cul.
YER Willie L. Chafee of Lyndon and Minnie A.
Brown of Kirby.
AT st. bloomsbury, March 4, by Re- Edward T.
Fairbanks, Charles F. Gibbs and Sarah E. Lothrop
AT st. Johnsbury, March 9, by Rev. NJ. C. Hend.
erson, Walter S Brown of Bridgesvater, n H, and
Sarah Hoyt of Lyndon
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QeafHs.

AT st. Johnsbury, March 5 William Howe, aged
sO-father of b. G. Howe of the Avenue House
At Danvie, Feb. ~ Mrs. Jane NJ Higgins
widow of John Higgins aged 6I
At Danville, March 2, Harvey Kelsey. aged 81
AT Groton, March 6, of pneumonia, Miss Jose
phine b Roberts aged ~
At Sheffield March 10, Eddie, son of Martin L.
and Emma Miles, aged months
AT Somervile, Mass, March T. of pneumonia
Blanche Estella, daughter of Zobiskie and a gnes
E. Harlow Fleming, aged months and 6 DAYS
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LYNDON INSTITUTE.

The Spring Term opens March 10. 1893.
The terra Just closed the largest in the his
tory OF the School.
THE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
chartered by the last legislature as a special de-
partuent OF the Institute. numbered in its first
term sc students. II .enibrsces actual Banking.
Freight Express and Post Office business, for
which large cOnInOdions Offices have been especi-
ally fitted and furnished Open - both sexes
send for circular. !. W. SASBOEN. Sec'y.
LyndOuv,lie. Vt. 1SsJ 54.r5
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Doubled the Crop and Better Quality.

GRAND ISLE VT Nov. s. 50
Gentlemen,--I used BOwker's Hill g. Drill Phoa.
Phate the Iess seasc. Con in the h about
Two hundred pounds ~ the acre. Am satisfied that
NJ Increased the crop at least One-thrd / used
about four hundred pounds to the acre on potatoes
dropped in the hin. 1t doubled the erop not only
In bushels but in quality. Shall continue to use IL
1t NJ MACOMpEp
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Bueklen,s Arnica salve.

The Best SaIve il the world for Gets, bruises
sores ulcers salt rhume, fever sores letter, chap
ped hands chilblains cOrus and all skin eruptiOns
and positively cures piles, or pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed 70 give perfect tisfaction money
refunded Price % cents per box, For sale by
Flint Brothera Ian SO
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Sperial cIofrss.
Hoods sarsapariIl. gives an appetite.

iOOd 9 SafsapAfIIIh gIYes an appeI1te-
Hale's HOney the great Cough cure, &c. soc & 81
Gtertns Sulphur Soap heals aud beautifies, 25c
German Corn RensoUer kills and Bunions
Hiu's Hair and Fhisker Dye-blscs and brown soc
Pixies Ioothache Drops cure in Minute 25cts. FEB
Deans Rheumatic PILL are sure cure 5Octs. fs6
Clergyman, lawyers, public speakers, and sing
ers confirm the opinion of the general pnbc in
gard to A yers Cherry Pectoral. All say it is the
best remedy that be procured for all Affections
of the vocal organs throat and lungs. II
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are to have an exhibition Thursday
evening the 10Th. Admission 10 cents.
In absence of Rev. II. w. Darling
Rev. Mr.. SWEET occupied the desk at
the Congregational church last Sab
bath.
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st. Johnsbury n Lake Champlain Railroad
1884
TRAINS EAST
Read down
St. JohnsburY Post Office.

Commencing Nov "a the mails will close at the
Post Office follows:
PasSumpzic K. K. Way Mail South, 900 a. m
No. DanVile, IL 90 a. III
st. j. a. l.. G. X. X. Way Mail, East Ii 20 a. III
st. j s. l.. &. X. K. Way Mail, West, 400 p. III
Passumpsic X. K. Way Mail. North, 400 y. III
West Concord aud st. JOhnsbury East 400 p. IN
Waterford, W. Wat'f'd and L. Watfd, 400 y. IN
Boston, New York Conn. X. Val. Mail, 500 p. m
Northern and Montreal mail 500 p. IN
Mail will be collected from the boxes at Paddock
village and Railroad street at 500 a. m and BIS
D. Box At Railroad street will be visited at 100
y. usual.
EHAS NARPENTER NJ
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St. Johnsbury Church Directory.

CHAS. CARPENTER. P. M.
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On account Of sickness in family will sell No
farm. located in Kirby mile from st. Johns
bury East. on the main read TO West Concord con
timing one hundred acres Of the besf land a high
state 90 cultivation sugar place of I've hundred
trees. woOd plenty for place and good apple
orchard, and the best of never failing water at
house and iarus. inquire of W. G.. Baldwin ON the
place. j. Il. BALDWIN. Scale Shops. 81. Johns
bury Feb. %, l1oS- s3u
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among the best ever sent to this Office,
which perhaps may account in part for
the neatness and uniformity with which
the Caledonian printers executed the
lob
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1t. Lohn.hnrY Centre.

Congregational Rev. Mr.. Grover Pastor. Sun.
day services at II A. NJ, and 500 P. n. Sabbath
School at l2 N. Wednesday evening meeting al
: 30 z. N.
Msthodist-Rev. j. W. Bemis Pastor. Sunday
Services at IL A NJ. and ~ P. Sunday School at
Il n. Thursday evening meeting at 100.
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No Presents "Housekeepers, No CInh.

Having negotiated with the largest Tea import
ers OF Now York tor all their sample teas we will
send to part of the United States ON recent of
81 % three pounds mixed black or green tea such
as is retailed for 81 and upwards per pound Ex-
presSage free. Sample pound so cents Post Co
81 Beekman Street, New York. tg5
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Saving by Littles.
How a Person can Get Rich by Saving Fiv
Cents Day

-
In these times of dull business and
of depression in most of the industries
of the country, it will be well for those
thrown ont of employment, as we'll as
those who have work, to sit down and
calculate how much they will have to
save, or spend, to find themselves at
the end of twenty years either IN com
Portable circumstances or i'll the poor
house, according to the decision they
make whether to spend as they go, or
save little for a rainy day. AS an
encouragement to those who have
small pay, we cite case in this town
of IL man now about seventy years old
who during the past fourteen years
has saved enough money to buy him Il
comfortable home, now all paid for,
and has helped his grown-up children
to between two hundred and three
hundred dollars in cash. For the last
seven wears this man has had for
wages only one dollar a day, and at no
time in the past fourteen years has he
had over $50 day. In speaking of
his home and the small savings by
which it was purchased, he said, 81
have had enough to eat and wear !;
have had all | needed, and clothes
good enough to wear to church" How
many men in this town-some young
men without families--have had even
more wages than this old gentleman
and have spent every cent! 1t takes
only the cost of one five-cent cigar put
in the savings bank every working
day.. TO amount, with interest at six
per cent, in twenty years to $3.50. How
many men and boys spend needlessly
every day more than five cents. Null
tiply this five cents by five, and put
twenty-five cents in the savings bank
As above, and in twenty years it will
amount to $2,959. Besides the money
value received, the habit of industry
and frugality which such saving in
culcates is above price.
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East St bloomsbury.

COngregati0RaL-ReV j. y. Walker Sunday
services al 1Of5 a. IN. and $50 p. IN. Sabbath
school at 1900. Wednesday evening meeting at
100
Asthodist.-Suppled by Rev. z. W. Culver
Sunday services at ! 30 y. m.
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Library aud Reading ROOR-Free to all. .OpeI
from 4. n. to II NJ; from to P. NJ, and from
! 10 : l2 Saturday evenings.
Art GaHerV-Open Tuesdays and Fridays.
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ALL POINTS WEST

via the first class lines at lowest rates Quick time
close connections, and baggage checked through
For timetables tickets and any information call ON
address l.. BISHOP
Western and Southern Ticket Act
66f 81. JOhnsburv VT
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Local Notices

At the American House, Boston,
rooms are now let with or without
meals. Location central, house newly
furnished.
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EAST BARNET

EAST BARNET.
The Barnet dramatic club played
Enlisted for the War;" followed by
the farce, "More blunders than one
last Friday evening at the chapel. 1t
was very good play and quite well
rendered.
The saw-mill here has done very
good business this winter, and still has
plenty of logs in the yard.
B. NJ. Brown, the poultry man, is
buying veal calves, dressing and send
ing them to market.
Barnet people must pay their high
way tax in labor instead of money, as
last year Ne road machine for us
this year.
DANVILLE.
Harvey Kelsey, one of Danville's
oldest residents, died at his home gu
Main street, Monday, March 2. Mr..
Kelsey was 81 years old last Septem-
Der and a pensioner of the war of 1912.
The Ladies' Library association have
taken possession of their building, Mr..
Davis law office. They now have
about 600 volumes in good condition.
j. z. Lamson of Cabot will give q
lecture, s'The Law of Labor" at the
Congregational church on Saturday
evening next, for the benefit of the Ii
brary association.
The telephone is growing in favor.
There has recently been one put in be-
tween the drug store and G. Fl. Will
sons. Others are to follow.
John Drown is to have charge of the
poor farm the coming year.
The band gave masquerade prom
enade at the ball Saturday evening. II
was a success and there is prospect
of another soon .... ..-....
Henry Peck, who has been very sick
with pneumonia, is little better and
may recover.
The Young people of South Danvill'
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in connection with the dedication OF
the new building in few weeks. At
that time complete reports of the past
years work will be given therefore
we will make no mention of it now.
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Telegraph once.

Western Union and Vt. International No. S.
Central st, Union Block, open from 7.30 a m. TO
p IL sundays Ia 10 a. IN. and to D. m. and
at Ticket Once Railroad station open from 5 m.
fin O'Clock next morning.
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LOST,

March {, between Fairbanks village and North
ICanyille, L2dy's Hand Bag, containing money
The Under will be rewarded by leaving the same
at this office, or JOHN W McCUTCHEON-
1856 Fairbanks VILLAGE
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A B A R C AIN.

Black walnut, Ebony and Cherry curtain poIes
with Brass ball ends, brack Is and 10 Brass rings
all complete for 95c each at the Variety Store
hey are worth $50; will sell set of three poles
Tor So 10. Will fit any window. Don I wait un til
they are all gone. Can be sent by Express any
where This is a Bargain and more tsO.
e4tt GEO T. GROW.
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J. n. HUMPHREY,
TEACHER OF VOCAL MUSIC

Private instruction given in voice building and
the art Of singing. Room in Music Hall Block
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The Sunday evening temperance
meetings will be resumed next Sabbath
at the Methodist church, at 40 o'clock.
This meeting will be under the au-
spices of Hector lodge of Good Tenn
plars. There will be several short and
crisp addresses and music.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-03-12

The house and premises formerly occupied by the
late John Bacon ENQUIRE of
JAMES X. STEVENS. Agent.
st. JOhnsbury Centre. March 3 IS s4tf
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Up at Barton the transfers are
trying to see whose horses will haul
the heaviest load into the mill yard.
This is species of cruelty which
should not be encouraged. The best
horses will soon be poor if overloaded.
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Ghr Gateduniam.
G.. NJ. STONE e CO.,
PURIISHFRS

Opposite the Athen~um, st. Johnsbury, Vt.
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Excursion Tickets

Florida and All Points South,
At reduced rates during the winter months. also
through tickets 70
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An ounce letter wont go for two
cents until July first. If you neglect
to give two cents for each half-ounce,
the receiver has to make up the short
age-and worse than that, the letter is
held for the shortage so as to frequent
ly delay its receipt, sometimes to the
receivers great annoyance.