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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-26
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The readers of this paper will be pleas
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afr Turuns Arnunh.
WEST BURKE.

,,.,ort Silsby went to Newbury last
r1 Ailnv and bought four OF those large
fl oSteyn horses which Stevens is selling
We ,|ase Ed. Alexander went down with
, lhe,' and took home the four he had pre-
v VIC, purchased
Nathan Way and wife, who spent the
inter in Portland, Me-, returned wed
nesday night
rive exhibition Of trained horses, which
ny have been held here two nights
wa aveek did not make the second even
ao a,s exhibit owing to having broken
dawn IS the floors OF the GA K hall the
first night
Measles are still raging here.
peo G. H. Wright, the new minister,
,.eacbed very acceptably here last Sun
day.
Pew p. N. Granger went to lrasburg,
HE new appointment, last Saturday,
From another source
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Smith
,ds +he scene Of very pleasant we'd
J Gao last Wednesday afternoon, when
t their daughter Miss Minnie Warren,
, WAS united in marriage with ]. J. Towle
ofWoretown. The happy couple start
% IN their wedding tour with the best
wishes off host of friends, who wish them
happy married life
The W.R. c. have sociable at their
hail on Saturday afternoon, May 4th.
Tnll corn will be served from six to seven
o'clock A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
Wilbur Gaskell will move to East
Haven in May. He will take charge OF
Wendell Silsby's mill and lumber business
in that vicinity.
The hotel has been closed.
DR.. E. Smiths house in the edge Of
Newark burned last Sabbath. Nothing
was saved.
Misses Matte and Ella Switser, of So,
Barton are visiting at B. n Berry's.
There are fifteen cases of measles re.
ported, and still there's more to follow.
There is to be May day dance at G
Ar. hall on Wednesday evening, May
1st
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l62 Patients Under Treatment-68
Turned Away Inourable.
AT AVENUE House,
ST. Johnsbury, VT.

During the past three weeks spent
in St. Johnsbury great many per-
sons have called upon US for treat
ment. and we are pleased to say a
very gratifying measure of success
has attended our efforts in their be-
half.
With the help of the Almighty, we
have been enabled to carry on the
good work, and effect many almost
marvellous cures. Our cured patients
are our advertisement. They feel
grateful for their cures, and tell their
friends and advise any who may be
sick to come and see us. This is one
of the chief causes Of our Offices being
crowded to overfowing. AS every
patient offering is subjected to a
thorough examination, we can only
see limited number daily, hence the
fact of so many going away last
week without seeing us. We slight
nobody.
Since our arrival in St. Johnsbury
we have already cured a large num-
Der of hitherto supposed incurable
cases. Many came to us thinking
they could never again enjoy well
day, and are now rejoicing in perfect
health and strength. These have
given US records of their cures i'll their
own words which can be examined
by any DESTROYS to do so, at our
Offices in the Avenue House.
Appended are few samples of the
cures.
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DANVILLE.

There will be promedade concert at
the town hall Wednesday evening May l
for the benefit OF the Clipper ball nine.
Everyone is invited.
Preston and Green are building new
piazza for Edward Webster.
DC. Connor returned to town Friday
from Leroy, ILL.,, where he has beenspend-
Ing the winter, and is now visiting in
Cabot.
The family of Mathew Caldbeck have
been visiting at M. V. B. Greenbanks.
II. Mattocks is agent for Columbia
bicycles and has fine specimen of that
make.
Mrs. Hiram Brainard, who has been
quite sick, is gaining.
B, u Wells of the Lyndonville Journal
was III town Friday.
The creamery paid their patrons TWEEN
ty'two cents per pound for March but
ter
There will be a who is Who" social
at the library rooms on Friday evening,
May 8. Refreshments of cake and ice
cream will be served for 10 cents. Every
bodyis cordially invited and it is hoped
there will be large attendance as the
money will be used for purchasing new
books at once.
The village schools commence next
Monday. Mr. W. E. Twomblv from
Barton Landing, and Miss Nettie Stew
ems teaching in the academy, and Miss
Kate Currier on the hill.
There will be a concert at the town
hall by the Harper's Ferry Glee Club, a
quartette OF colored singers, Friday
evening, April &c.
Miss Adele Blodgett, who is attending
school at Johnson, has been spending her
vacation in town.
Miss Eliza Aver, who has been visiting
at John Curriers' returned to her home
in Enfield, N. H., Thursday,
4 large number attended the play at
st, Iohnsbury, Wednesday night, a spe-
cal train taking them down and back.
George Greenbank will sell all of his
PERSONAL property at auction, May 4, 1
pm This will include his bay mare,
Daisy G., record 1854, and four other
horses.
Timothy Carr is quite sick.
The ball nine and others interested in
the sport have been fixing the ball
ground on the common, this week
Mrs. Emily Trussell has received news
Of the serious illness Of her brother and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Salura Trussell OF
iN,orthfeld, Mimi, and will start for
Northheld in few days.
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GREENSBORO.

viii; me village school began this week,
WIN James Blodgett of Lyndon, teacher.
rro MISS Mabel Guild recently returned
son'l ner visit to Massachusetts, and will
East return to her post as teacher at
last Craftsbury.
No mrs, Kinney started for Boston last
hoh 'aay' but was delayed on account of
at s. water, and so stopped with friends
Nv w. Johnsbury and Lyndonville.
Eas te congregational church observed
inc o'i zero on Sunday last, the exercises hav-
w S peeh postposed on account of bad
sun ",nef and travelling. Mr.. Barker,
pa Eios't ut and chorister, took great
heln6SII 20 make make the service impressive and
vice p'". n. Irowbridge's Easter carol ser
Commune oMu music by Barnby and other
Sop p"'"es was used with good effect.
began "O o.. in the VIM. Simpson district
'''nnard, teaching. ''' "
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BALDWIN BROS. FAILURE.

The failure of Baldwin Bros. Co.,
the big stock brokers Of Boston, was
announced last Saturday. John w.
Corcoran of that city has been made
assignee for the benefit of their credi-
tors. The company had capital
stock of 100000, and they had
agencies all over New England.
Their office here was in charge Of L.
B. Heald with w. H. Mcmillan oper-
ator. By the failure Of the concern
both men are thrown out of job.
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additional town news on page II
SOL. SMITH RUSSELL.

"A Poor Relation" was given
before large audience in the Howe
Opera House by Sol Smith Russell
on Wednesday evening. His char
acteristic impersonation of the role Of
Noah Vale was received with peals
Of laughter, although at times things
grew so pathetic as almost to change
laughter to tears. Mr. Russell was
well supported by an excellent com.
pany, and good all'round perform
ance was given.
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AT THE ST. JOHNsBURY HOUSE.

The leading people of the Sol Smith
Russell Co., stopped at the st. Johnsbury
House.
The class of '92 of the st. ], Academy
will hold reunion and banquet at the St.
Johnsbury house, Friday evening, June
21st.
The class of ga of Dartmouth College
Withhold grand banquet and reunion at
the st. Johnsbury House, Thursday even
ing, June Goth.
Mine host Chase has been obliged to
turn people away several nights this
week, the house being full to the roof be-
fore 10 o'clock. All Landlord Chase asks
now is more room.
Prominent among the guests at the St.
Johnsbury house the past week were
Hon. J. w. Schofeld, New Mexico; c. H.
Wellman and c. E. Townsend, Burling-
ton; Prot. L. ]. Emerson, Lowell, Mass;
c. A. Kittridge, Walden; c. A. Weeks,
st. Adams; c. M. Lamson, Hartford,
Conn; Raymond W. Smith, Wells River {;
Prof. H. L. McGregor-Norman, Boston
A. ]. Wiley, Burlington; DR.. D. M.
Cheever, Boston; M. J. Blair and F. E.
Winslow, Newport; E, w, Ward, Sara
toga; P. B. Van Dyke, wife and son,
McIndoes; Walter Taylor Sumner, Dart
mouth College; E. ]. Prouty, Newport;
F. E. Alfred, Newport; ]. H. Mcleod and
wife, Hardwick; H. H. Powers, Morris
vile; Mrs. c. A. Prouty and Mrs. J. O.
Thrasher, Newport; Mrs. Lawler, Mrs.
McGrath, Ray McGrath, and Alice Law
Ter, McIndoes; c, D. Washbourne,
Springfield, Mass. Twenty travelling
men made their headquarters at this
popular resort last Sunday.
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WHEELOCK.

The farmers have nearly all gathered
their buckets and report about one-third
the usual crop of sugar.
Frank Stevens of Lyndon was ar
raigned before Justice ]. G. Gray Tuesday
evening for intoxication. He pleaded
guilty and paid his fine.
There will be literary entertainment
at the town hall Saturday evening, April
II. Proceeds for the benefit of the
church. All are cordially invited.
The selectmen have appointed H. P.
King and w. W. Bean truant officers,
and Austin Emerson fish warden.
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NORTH DANVILLE,

Martin Sanborn has returned to st. ].
academy for the spring term.
Guy Clifford had the misfortuneto hurt
MS loot quite badly Tuesday.
Miss Carrie B. Wells is quite sick.
Miss Mary Craven is home on visit,
TaNng been doing evangelistic work in
Lowell and Westtield and soon goes to
'ne south part of the state, where she
VIII be engaged in the same work.
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GAVE UP WORK.
And Took Barrels of Medicine.


For seven years this winter / have
been out OF fix very badly, so that
my weight which used to be 165 lbs.
ran down to 121. Icouldn't even let
the clothes touch my stomach it was
so tender, | seem to have done
everything for my malady, and got
no appreciable benefit. consulted
FIVE doctors, and took barrels of
medicine. Although less than two
weeks since began with DR.. Sproule,
l know l am better than have been
any time during the past seven years.
! can stand pressure on my stomach
and not be hurt. am better in
every other way, too.
F. w. BERRY.
Mr.. Berry is well known farmer
living at Lyndon Center.
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WEST DANVILLE.

school commences in district No. 7 on
M next. Miss Cummings of Burke
6 we understand the trial of H. c. Badger
W., WI assault on George Oderkirk which
September
very little sugar has been made.
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pleased to tell anyone how much the
doctor has done for me.
GEO. LANDRY, April 22d.
Mr.. Landry is well known in st.
Johnsbury, where he has lived all his
life. He is a cousin OF druggist Ian.
dry of Railroad street.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Corporation Of II. and 7. Fairbanks aud
Company will be held at the Office Of the
Company in st. Johnsbury, Vermont, Wed
nesday, May sth, 1896. at haifpast nine
o'clock in the forenoon. for the purpose of
electing a Board Of Directors. and the trans
action of any other business that may
legally be done at said meeting.
HENRY FAIRBANKS.
Secretary.
st, Johnsbury, Vt, April 1s, 1895.
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FACTS FOR ADVERTISERS.

1t will interest our advertisers to learn
that George p. Rowell & Co., publishers of
the American Newspaper Directory, and one
of the largest firms of advertising agents in
the world, have sent us the following:
The st. Johnsbury CALIFORNIAN is credited
with a higher circulation rating than any
other newspaper issued in Caledonia county,
and the accuracy of its rating is guaranteed
by the publishers of this Directory, who will
pay reward of one hundred dollars to the
first person who proves that its issues were
not as stated.
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ROAD CARTS.

have few Road Carts to sell at cost {;
also Wagons, Top Buggies and Light Elk
press Wagons. few Harnesses from 81 .2o
to SO to close out. will sell any Of them
for less than cost, as l am going to leave
town and must sell every thing.
GEO. L. GROW.
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Carpenters are working upon the frame
Of L. F. Woodward's new house on
Church street.
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This novel and fun. provoking entertain
ment will be according to the rules of a
regular court of justice One of our most
respected citizens will be tried for the larceny
of a Plymouth Rock Rooster. A jury OF ~
fellow townsmen will render verdict ac-
cording to the law and evidence. Able law
yers have been engaged to prosecute and de-
fend the case. refined instructive, interest
ing, exciting and laughable entertainment is
assured.
Do not fail to be present and hear the
Opening of the Court Funny Empanelng
of the Jury Testimony of the Witnesses
Arguments Of the Lawyers Charge Of the
Judge. etc.
Prices, So and so Cents.
Tickets on sale at c. c. Bingham's and 7 c.
Spencer's on and after Saturday, May 4.
Doors open at 7. Court called at 3.
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WAVERLY.

A. NJ. Backer is confined to the house
by the grip.
a. l.. Turner of Binghamton. was a
visitor here last Wednesday.
George Nicholson, of Sayre. Pa, was
a caller here this week.
Thomas Jenkins and family have re-
turned home after a two weeks visit
with relatives at Providence.
Miss Anna White, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. TRINITY,
has returned to her home, at Bingham
ton.
by the grip.
A large delegation OF the Waverly
Epworth league and Methodist Episco-
pal church attended the dedication Of
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Heavy Weights.
Mound CITY, Mo-, has a 13-year-old boy
who weighs 242 pounds, and Casco, Me-, a
12-year-old girl who weighs 225 pounds.
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HON ESDALE.

John Welch died suddenly Thursday
night. Mr.. Welch has been a resident
of Honesdale for many years, coming
here In 1894 from Cornwall, England
where he was born in 1905. Thursday
night he prepared to retire as usual
His son. Joseph. was in the room when
he noticed something queer in his
fathers actions. and before he could
summon help, he had passed away.
Mr.. Welch is survived by several chill
dren, Mrs. j. II. Simpson. Richard,
Joseph and Thomas. Of Honesdale, and
John and Frank, Of Rock Island, Ill.
The funeral will be announced later
Miss Flora Vandemark, of Scranton.
Is visiting relatives here.
Joseph Crandall, of Philadelphia Den
tai college, is spending his vacation
home.
Mrs, John Weston entertained q num-
Der OF her friends at a thimble tea yes
terday afternoon.
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Mrs. w. 8. Bloes, last Thursday eve
ming, netted SIS.
Miss Maggie Jones will spend Sunday
with Dunmore friends.
Messrs. Frank Dadey and J. r.
Brooks, Of Mehoopany, are guests of
j. A. Doran.
Mrs. c. II. Bloes and Mrs. A. Shaffer,
OF Dunmore. returned home yesterday
after visiting for few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Bloes.
Miss Jessie Collins loft last Thursday
to spend a few days with her parents
at Lovelton. Wyoming county.
E. T. Harding spent Thursday with
j. w. Peck, at Scranton.
Charles Webster, OF South Canaan,
called on his sister. Mrs. A. II. Jenkins,
last Thursday.
George Doyle entertained a number
of his friends at his home on South
Main street last night
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CARBONDALE.

Irene Elizabeth, 2-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fulton, died of
diphtheria yesterday. This is the third
little one they have buried inside of
five days from this dreadful disease.
Mrs. Mary Flanagan, of Brooklyn
street. died yesterday. Deceased was
a native of Ireland and was 50 years
of age. She had been a resident of Car
bondale about thirty-ive years. She
is survived by one son, William Flan-
nigan, and two daughters, Ellen and
Mary Ann Flanagan. Funeral will be
held from her late home on Sunday
afternoon at 3.15 o'clock. Interment
will be made in st. Rose cemetery.
Mrs. Abigail .Swingle died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Wagner, OF No. 142 Lincoln avenue, at
noon yesterday. Deceased formerly
lived in South Canaan. Funeral will
be held on Sunday. The remains will
be taken to South Canaan for inter
ment
The funeral services over the remains
OF the late James Gilhool will be held
this morning at $50 o'clock. A high
mass Oh TeuuleHl VIII De CeleDTdteu III
St. Roses church. The remains will be
laid at rest in st. Rose cemetery.
party of friends surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mace at their home, on Bel
mont street, on Thursday evening, to
help them celebrate the twelfth ami
versary of their marriage.
Mrs. ]. T.. Lewsley. Of Seventh ave-
nue., left yesterday to visit Pittston
friends.
The employees Of the Van Bergan
works were paid yesterday.
Mrs. Cookson and son. Layton, of
Lincoln avenue will leave today for
Genesville. Pa, where they will Join
Mr.. Cookson. who has secured stu
alton at that place.
Announcement Is made of the COM
ing marriage OF Miss Mary B. Schlotzer
and j. Barry Rowlson. The event will
| occur at Trinity church on Monday,
| April 10.
Miss Jessie Watt has returned home
| from a two months visit with her
sister, Mrs william Hankins. Of
| Macon, Ga.
Peter Kozenak. the Hungarian con-
/ fined at the hospital and who was shot
at the Blazing Stump, near Vandling,
some weeks ago, Is slowly improving
and the physicians have every hopes
| for his recovery.
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PECK VILE.

d. +. Taylor. who was reported very
sick few days ago, Is some better.
The grocery firm of Roberts Brothers
purchased an elegant new delivery
wagon yesterday which was built by
w. II. Campbell, of Olyphant
Rev. w j. Guest. pastor of the Rap
tist church, will preach one of his series
of sermons tomorrow on the Epistle
Of the Hebrews, Christ better than
Aaron.
Harry Peck and his sister, Eta, are
visiting In New York City.
Mrs. Thomas Allison and son Jessie
of Dunmore, have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. william Kestell.
Rev. =. II. Dony will return today
after few days stay at Franklin
Valley.
Rev. and Mrs. w. j. Guest enter
taned the young members ut the par
sonagc last Tuesday evening.
Miss Julia Kestell visited with Miss
Julia Gil. at Jermyn, last Thursday.
Druggist Bloes IL putting an elegant
new soda water fountain into his store.
Mrs. A. w. Brundage Is III.
The quilting social at the home of
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news OF This VICINITY
FOREST CITY.

Alice, the 3-year-old daughter of Jo-
seph Hadley. died Wednesday evening.
The funeral will be held today and in
termcnt will be at Hillside cemetery.
The funeral Of David r. Roberts, who
died at Richmondale, Wednesday morn
ing. was held yesterday afternoon at
2 o'clock In the Welsh Congregational
church. Of this place, Rev. ]. G. Evans
officiating.
Members of the Welsh Congregation
al church have organized a glee club.
A. II. Davis, Of Great Bend, has been
visiting Forest City friends for the past
few days.
The cantata. Joseph and His
Brethren" will be produced some time
in May by the United choir. Rehears-
ais are now being held under the direc-
ton OF Professor j. l.. Morgan.
The Hillside Cemetery association
has commenced selling burial lots.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
church will hold a supper at the resi-
dence of Mrs. II. c. Manner, Wednesday
evening next March 20.
The Grand Army Of the Republic
post has rented Higgins hall, and will
hereafter meet there every Saturday
evening. This evening u meeting OF
special Importance will be held and
every old veteran is earnestly request
ed to be present.
Wednesday evening. March 20. be-
tween the hours of and 10. the Ladies'
Aid society of the Presbyterian church
will serve a supper In the church lee
ture room.
A reform class meeting will be held
by the Women's Christian Temperance
union on Sunday evening, March 81. in
the Baptist church. +. d. Nichols. esd.
of Wilkes Barre. will speak. In the af-
ternoon OF the same day a temperance
mass meeting for children will be held
in the Methodist Episcopal church.
1t is rumored that the Forest City
Car and Manufacturing company,
which is made up of local capitalists.
will have TO establish its plant some
where besides Forest City, because a
site can not be secured here. The
company was organized to manufacture
mine cars with Gallagher's patent axle
box. 1t came into existence largely
through the instumentality of the
board OF trade, but that magnificent
organization has not had a meeting
since. and is evidently asleep or per-
chance dead. The members must have
thought they had accomplished enough
for lifetime when they got the car
company started and now the company
If something is not done at once, Will
give some other town the peneht OF the
preliminary work done here. Other
towns are offering free sites TO the car
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benefit of Camp No. 2SO. Patriotic Order
Sons of America, netted nearly $500.
Mrs. l.. w. Finn returned home after
an extended visit with relatives In
Wilkes Barre and vicinity.
The borough auditors held their an
nual meeting on Monday last and audit
ed the accounts Of borough officers.
Mrs. Stevens, of Sterling, Is visiting
ems. agent at the Erie and Wyoming
Valley station here.
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ELMHURST.

DR.. ]. C. Bateson will soon move into
the house occupied, until recently. by
+. l.. Carr.
Burke Bros. have commenced to
make improvements on their place here.
Miss Lottie Clay attended the funeral
of a deceased relative In Factoryville
this week,
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Nellie Peck, teacher, In room No. 2 Of
the graded school, by the young people
of this place, on Thursday evening.
w. p. Gregory, of Easton. made a
business trip to this place. on Thursday
The masquerade social given for the
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Direct Proof.

My wifo has bsen troubled
with Liver Com , lain : and Pal
pitation OF the hssrt for over q
y cor. Her case hsfilsd the skill
Of our best pby,icIsns. After
Burdock Blood Eitters ghs Is
almost entirely well. W. truly
recommend your medicine.
uGogpH w, PnAwLL,
Montpelier, Williams Co, o
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piles. Piles. Itching piles.

Symptoms-Moi Intense itching
and singing; most at night; worse by
scratching. If allowed to continue tumors
form. which often bleed and ulcerate. be-
coming very sore. Swanye's Ointment
stops the itching and bleeding, heals ul-
on. and in most cases removes tn
tumors. At druggists, or by mail, for 10
cents. DR.. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia.