St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-09-10

IamllIes who do not come to the ser
! vice and lastly, tn those who were
once with us, but have since gone from
our sight. The speaker could not say
what relation the blessed dead hold to
us, but he did know that ''the whole
family in heaven and earth is named
by one name and is one family. He
| felt sure that we should specially re-
member them at the communion ser
vice, and that God would have us eX-
press our thoughts of them to him.
He also alluded impersOnally to many
former members of the South church
strong and sanity ones whom he held
dearer than most on earth.
The evening sermon was delivered
without notes and was a very eloquent
and profound presentation of the truth
of the Christians possession of all
things, based on the text "All things
are yours; whether Paul, or ApOllos, or
Cephas, or the world, or life, or death,
or things present, or things to come /;
all are yours: and We are Christ's and
Christ is Gods" Subsection To legiti-
mate authority fits a man for real pos
session, and we become pOssessors of
all things when we submit ourselves to
Christ, just as he became heir of I'LL
things because of his perfect Obedl
ence to God in his earthly life.
A FEs4xNE WEEK.
= A goodly number from this place at
tended last weeks opera performances
at Newport. The company gave good
satisfaction and drew large houses.
Afternoon performances were given at
OwlssIIead anf evening ones at the
Newport opera house. Those at the
latter place were heard to good advan-
tage, but the barn-Iike "pavili4R" at
Owls Head was unfav0rable to artis-
tic success. The boat ride from New
port, however, was a pleasant tseugh
cold trip, and was leading attraction
to many of the eXcursionists. On
Saturdays trip the steamer was
thronged. The week proved fnan-
eial success for the Passumpsic rail
road, and offered an uncommon chance
for a cheap and attractive excursion.
PROBATE coUR1*Bus1NEss.
The following business has been
done in the probate office, district of
Caledonia, since September |, Walter
p. Smith, judge:
Mary A. divers estate, Hardwick /;
John F. Stevens, guardian, makes APP
plicatiOn for license to sell real estate
Hearing Sept. 10. George Loujee's es-
tate, st. Johnsbury Orange 5. Ladd,
administrator, presents his administra-
tors account. Hearing Sept. d.
Chauney Fuller's estate, Sutton j. Z.
Willard, administrator settles his ac-
count. Elisha Peck's estate, st. Johns
bury; appraisers inventory resumed
and accepted. Harvey Flowers estate,
Burke appraisers inventory returned
and accepted. Minerva Flowers es-
tate, Burke appraisers inventory re-
turned and accepted. Judith G. Kit
dge's"estate, st. Johnsbury NJ.
Montgomery app2eted administrator,
and Moses f. Barrett and Sas Randall
appraisers and commissioners. Calvin
knd Grace A. Chalmers esRtes,
minors, St. Johnsb$y; Charles E.
Putney of st. Johnsbury appointed
guardian. Solomon Humphreys es-
tate, st. JOhnsbury will presented for
probate. Hearing Sept. %. George
II. senter's ~e, st. Johnsbury,
minor, Almira II. Sentcr, guardian ;
makes application for license to sell
real estate. HI kns Sept. %. John
K. Chalmers estate, st. JOhnsbury A.
-. Nelson and John ID. MilleE appoint
ed appraisers. Cynthia TrrIl, ct ais,
irnst estates, lyndon Daniel N. Trull,
trustee, settles hi trustee account to
Sept. |. Jonatlrs H ". Colby's estate,
Lyndon Lorenzo X. Quimby of Lyn-
don, appointed commissioner in place
of William II. McGaffey, incapacitated
by sickness.