St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-06-28

ORLEANS COUNTY NOTES.

Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the coming session of the Orleans
county summer school, in another col.
umn. Teachers and Others interested
will find useful information therein.
The Barton cemetery improvement is
progressing satisfactorily under Mr.
Allchurch's handling,
An interesting family reunion was that
OF the seven Brown Sisters at Albany re-
Gently. They are daughters OF the late
Dexter W. Brown OF Watervlle and the
meeting was held at the home OF Mrs. !.
d. Kelley, one of the seven, in Albany.
They had not been altogether for TWEEN
ty-seven years. Their names are, Mrs.
J. d. Kelley and Mrs. Alexander Frasier,
Albany; Mrs. Alonzo Kinsley, Fletcher
Mrs. John Kelley, Wolcott; Mrs. X. b.
Rouse, Bedford, p. O.; Miss A. Bernette
Brown, Manchester, n. H. /; Mrs. NJ. {.
GLADDEN., Lowell, Mass.
The mill dam at Coventry broke last
Saturday afternoon, suspending business
in some places for time.
There was a runaway at Irasburgh
last Saturday. +. E. Smiths horses
started to make time, and damaged the
upright part of S. Staniords hay scales,
scattered the lumber wagon in all direc-
tons and were finally brought up by a
tree at the corner OF W. S. Taplin's house,
with no one injured.
The lrasourgh boys and the St. Johns
bury AcaueIhys played ball on Thursday
OF last Week Score, lrasburgh II,
| AcauemNs ..
Great Interest In the Currency Question.
Not in 30 years has public interest
been so conferred on one question as it is
now upon that of the currency, Or rather
upon the question of whether OF not we
are to have free and unlimited coinage
of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1 with
gold That this interest is both wide
spread and intense is shown by the al
most marvellous sales of sound and I'M
sound currency literature.
The Coin Publishing company claim
to have sold nearly 500,0 copies of
COINS Financial School" Other pub
LEGATIONS of this company are being
widely circulated and read.
The demand for the publications of
the Sound Currency Committee of the Re-
form club is unusual. Though this COM
mittee began the publication Of Sound
Currency" last December, yet it distrib-
uted less than 100, 600 copies before
March, Since March the committee has
been unable to keep up with its orders,
although it has printed ever 900, 900
copies of "Sound Currency" The two
numbers Of "Sound Currency" that are
being most widely circulated are Coins
Financial Fool, - by Horace White, and
"A Financial Catechism," by Fred Per-
ry Powers. All things considered
"Coin 5 Financial Fool is perhaps the
most complete of any of the 30 or more
answers that have been published to
Coin Financial School Mr.. White,
who always calls black black, and
white white, has nailed many frauds,
misrepresentation and not few down
right lies i'll Coin Financial School ;"
He has done this so effectively that in
communities where his reply has been
widely read the free silver advocates
have become ashamed to quote from
COINS Financial School. " If every in
telligent voter in the United States could
read this and other Reform club publ
cations, the free silver cloud would van
ish as quickly as it has gathered The
address of the Sound Currency" is 90
William street, New York city.