St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-11-18

Mrs. DR.. Marden, who has been
spending some time with her mother,
Mrs. Buchanan, returned home Mon
day night.
While saving wood with a circular
saw Albert Hunt had the fingers of his
left hand badly cut. 1t is hoped to
save them ALL
d. B. Locke's little boy received a
cut q inches long Monday morning
by falling on piece of broken crock
cry frozen into the ground.
John Mcdonald had his right hand
run over by the horse car at the lum-
Der yard Saturday night. 1t is almost
miracle that no bones were broken.
I'M. Smith had a fine yearling colt
badly cut on barbed wire few days
since. One cut just below the stifle
joint was five inches long. The skin
was fractured in numerous other places.
Herbert Sanborn, employed at the
mills, was injured Tuesday. One OF
his legs was broken in two places by a
stick of timber falling on it. Mr.. San
born has been employed at the mill fol-
number of years and this is his first
serious injury.
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fetal limbs last Friday evening. With
in 10 minutes of the time he first had
them on he easily walked without q
cane, not only in the house but on the
street. The limbs are the famous Self
led patent.
PEACHAM.
Mrs. G.. A. Bunker is in Montpelier
| with her Inn ShaO6 This waaly
w. N. West is rebuilding his barr
and otherwise repairing his buildings
The doctors smiling face was missed
in church on Sunday. This is the frs
time that he has "staid over"
The school finished with the custom
airy promenade and oyster supper Fri
day eve, both of which were unusual
ly successful in a pecuniary point o.
view. Among the attractive features
of the entertainment were solos by
Mrs. P. F. Hazen of st. Johnsbury anC
duet by Mrs. Hazen and Mr.. Brack
EFT.
RYEGATE.
M. R. GRAY is agent and correspondent for tn
Caledonian. Subscriptions, orders for job printing
and items of news left with him will be thankful
received.
Alex. Cochran has been in Boston
the past week, buying goods for hi
store at this place and GrOtOn.
j. B. Gray, the young man win
broke his leg few weeks ago, went t.
Boston this week, on his way to hi
home in N. S.
The Abbott brothers framed and pu
up the basement of large barn as
1907 for M. r. Gray last week. TIL
stone work was done by Geo. WebbeI
w. H. Symes of Boston was in tow
day or two last week looking afte
the interests of his homestead. w
understand he intends to add 60 #. i
length to his large barn.
w. w. Wright of Boston is also il
town this week. Mr.. Wright's visit
to "Fairview" are frequent, for h
loves to see a we'll titled farm, and tn
, evidence is, that his foreman know
how it is done.
A magic lantern and slight of han
performance came off at the schoO
house Friday evening of last week
The performance was by j. r. w. Be
attic of local fame. The turning @
salt into sugar did not work good, bu
the fault was not so much in the per
former as in the vessel used. The tar
ed stick worked we'll but the grease
one would not stay in place. We hop
our young friend will have a larger au
dience in the future, for we feel conf
dent that with little practice fai
, showing can be made.
SHEFFIELD.
H. P. SIMPSON at the post-ofice is agent an
correspondent for the Caledonan. Subscriptions
for inh and items left wit