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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-01-03
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and after next Tuesday. A big crowd is
anticipated. No one can afford to miss
it.
Farnsworth Post, G. A. r., have elected
the following officers for1896: Comman-
der, VIM. F. Stoddard; S. V. c., Edison
Weed; ]. V. c., Harvey G. Perigo; @.
M, w. H. Child surg, ]. w. Copeland;
chap, W. A. Eggleston; o. D., A. II.
Hicks; o. G., Thos. Berry. w. H. Child
was elected the delegate to the state en-
campment at Rutland and II. 6. Perigo
alternate.
The failure of ". S. Thayer, contractor
and builder of Poole's building, has caused
much excitement here the past week. He
is indebted to several parties here to the
amount of several hundred dollars, which
he is unable TO pay. ]. L. Whitney, one
of his workmen has also skipped out
without meeting his bills here.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held
their installation Of officers Wednesday
evening, the family and friends OF the
members being invited to witness the GER
emonies. Asupper was served at the close.
The following officers were installed:
N. g., H. L. Wetherbee; V. G., ]. D. Lynn;
Sec, J. F. McCarty; P. S., w. B. Hun
kins; treas, S. c. Ranney; warden, W.
H. Child; con. c. B. Bradshaw; .. g.,
A. G. Drown; l. G., A. 7. Hoyt; chap,
P. U. Collins. The officers of the Re-
bekahs are: N. G., Mrs. Emma Wilmot
V. G., Mrs. Elva Dodge; Sec, Mrs. Ida
Robinson; P. S., Mrs. X. A. Monroe;
treas, Miss Carrie Kimball; warden,
Mrs. Minnie Brown; o. g., c. A. Lew
sey; con-, Mrs. ]. c. Oakley l. g., J. F.
McCarty; chap, Mrs. Maggie Young.
Kow.Kure, the great cow medicine,
comesin three pound cans and costs $1.00.
1t pays for itself more than ten times over
IN increase Of milk. Write to us about
it. Kow-Kure Co., Lyndonville, VT.
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LYNDON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ingalls, have gone
to Florida to spend the winter. They
have spent the past two winters there
for the benefit Of Mr.. ingalls, health.
Wallace Hubbard Of Lyndon has
accepted the management Of ~Speedwell
farms in place of G. E. Howatt, resigned.
Mr.. Hubbard has been in charge of the
Wilder Lumber company's mills at Vic
tory several years, and is a very capable
business man.
Miss Grace E. Miller went to Barton
Wednesday night to attend the wedding
of Miss Carrie Whitney.
S. W. Proctor was knocked down and
quite badly injured by a horse belonging
to Joseph Bresson Tuesday. The horse
having run away turned into H. M.
Nichols yard as Mr.. Proctor was com
ing out. Mr.. Proctor was rendered un-
conscious for some time, but is now
gaining and will probably come out all
right.
A Mr.. Weed from Stannard is occupy
ing Mrs. E. NJ. Gray's house during her
absence in Connecticut.
lnC oyslSl SuppSid I luS bdpliSl SuuiSli
was fairly well attended and a small sum
added to the treasury of the Ladies Aid
society.
Mrs. G. T. Dresser and son Guy were
called to Stanford, N. H., last Tuesday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Dresser's
%son-in-law, Grenville Waters, who died
very suddenly at that place on Monday.
Prof. o. H. Plumb, Jr., of the Institute,
will supply the pulpit at the Baptist
church next Sunday.
The senior class Of Lyndon Institute
met Tuesday and elected these officers
Pres, c. V. Wiley vice pres, Miss May
Wiggin; secretary and treasurer, Miss
Agnes Frost. The class committee are
H. B. Ford, Misses Lila D. Carpenter
and Hattie Gross.
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PEACHAM.

E. D. Somers, who moved from Peach
am last September to Barnet and then to
St. Johnsbury, has decided that he will
return to Peacham, and has bought the
store at South Peacham.
1t is reported hat Paul Ferguson has
sold his farm at North Peacham.
Miss Nettie Clark of East Peacham
was married Wednesday to John Bar
nard of Barton, at which place they will
make their future home.
Martin Hidden and wife have gone to
North Hartland, VT, to spend the win
ter. Mr.. Hidden has work there.
Miss Hattie Stoddard has gone to
Quechee for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Kicker of st. Johns
bury visited friends in town last week.
Miss Ellen Paddleford of Monroe, N. H.,
has been visiting at Mr.. Shaw'sat South
Peacham.
Lewis Blanchard was home from Dart
mouth for the holidays.
Mae Bolton was home from Johnson
to spend Christmas.
Most Of the vacationers have returned
to their schools.
The c. c. G. S. Foot Ball Club gave a
promenade at the town hall Tuesday
night to walk in the New Year.
There was a watch meeting and supper
at the Methodist church Tuesday night.
The Ladies Missionary Society gave a
fve-cent sociable Tuesday night at E. w.
Clark's.
Rev. Mr.. Boardman of Barnet preached
at the Congregational church last Sab
bath in exchange with Rev. ]. K.
Williams.
The second lecture in the course occur
ed Thursday night and was by Nj.
Morrill,.
There has been no singing school for
two weeks, but there will be one next
Thursday night as usual.
Mr.. J. w. ellis has secured the agency
for Kow-Kure in the towns OF Danville
and Peacham. No dairyman can afford to
be without this wonderful COW medicine.
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DANVILLE.

At the annual meeting Of Diamond
Chapter, No. Ia. Order of the Eastern
Star, held on Saturday evening last. the
following officers were elected Tor the en-
suing year: Mrs. Emma A. Hoyt, w. M;
DR.. N. c. B. Haviland, W. P; Mrs. Sally
H. Haviland, A. NJ; Frank A. Crane,
Treasurer; A. B. Hoyt, Sec; Mrs. Alice
E. Dole, Conductress; Mrs. Kate Wilson,
Associate Conductress; Mrs. Belle Morse,
Adah; Mrs. Hattie c. Willox, Ruth; Mrs.
Mary B. Crane, Esther; Mrs. Nettie 3.
Webb, Martha; Mrs. Maggie Merrill,
Electa; Mrs. Gorilla M. Osgood, Warder;
Walter Dear, Sentinel; Mrs. Lizzie F.
Tilton, Chaplain; Mrs. Susie B. Preston,
Organist; Mrs. Lou E. Carter, Marshal.
Mr.. Mason S. Stone, state superintend-
ent of education, will address the people
of Danville on Monday evening, Jan. g,
at 7.30 O'Clock, in the town hall. All
teachers and friends of education are cor
diallyinvited to be present.
Mrs. ]. E. Tinker and Miss Kate Cur
rier went to Boston Tuesday, Miss Cur
rier to enter Boston University and Mrs.
Tinker to study vocal music.
Mr. J. w. ellis has secured the agency
for Kow-Kure in the towns of Danville
and Peacham. No dairyman can afford
to be without this wonderful COW med
icine.
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house belongingto BIZ. R~ollinsjust north
west of X. B. Chalmers and occupied by
Arthur Pearce. The family were away
from home at the time and when discov.
cred the fire was beyond control and the
house and small barn adjoining were
soon consumed. Mr.. Pearce loses con-
siderable Of his furniture.
Jack Miller returned from a visit to
friends in Montreal last week.
Martin and Allen Sanborn returned to
their school at st. Johnsbury academy
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H Harris of st. Johns
bury have been spending a few days with
Mrs. Harris father, F. G. Stanton.
Cows gain from 10 to 20 per cent. in
flow of milk by giving a few doses OF
Kow-Kure. Every farmer should use it.
Kow-Kure Co., Lyndonville, VT.
Asa Randall died very suddenly Wednes-
day afternoon. Mr.. Randall was a life
long resident of the town and a highly
esteemed citizen.
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CABOT.

B. F. and Harry Coburn, ofNew York,
are visiting their father. Frank Coburn.
The condition of Hon. o. L. Hoyt does
not improve.
Miss Lucia Wiswell, of the Waterbury
graded school, has been spending the
holidays with her uncle, Dr.S. l.. Wiswell.
The dust was flying in the street Dec.
81 and ian. 1. Rather an unusal occur
renee at this season ofthe year.
Watchnight services were held at the
Methodist church. A roll call and dinner
brought the Congregationalists together
on New Years Day.
At the annual election of officers of
Green Mountain Lodge, F.& A. NJ, the
following officers were elected: W. NJ,
B. G. Rogers; S.. D., E. W. Gilman; ]. D.,
Lee Short; Sec, E. D. Waldo; treas,
Geo. Gould.
The l. o. o. F. elected the following
officers: N. G., NJ. D. Wells; V. G., E. D.
Waldo; P. S., Hiram Wells; Sec, Will
Bowditch; treas. J. B. Knight.
Mrs. DR.. Weeks expects to go to Mon
tague, Mass, about the middle Of the
month, to spend the remainder of the
winter with her niece, Mrs. Belle Nimms.
Are your cows in the best condition ?
If not, use Kow.Kure, the greatest thing
ever discovered for COWS. Made by the
Kow-Kure Co., L~yndonville, VT.
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HARDWICK.

The week Of prayer will be observed by
union services held in the different
churches.
About $35 has been pledged for a gym
nasium for the school. The boys now
feel that the gymnasium is an assured
thing in the near future.
On Thursday evening w. H. White
gave an illustrated lecture on Australia.
Mr.. White supplies H. H. Regan's place
in the course.
MIR. and Mrs. S. H. Bracket and fam
lily spent the Xmas holidays with their
daughter, Mrs. c. H. WEIGH.
John N. Gale of st. Johnsbury was in
town over Sunday.
Perley Cobb, whose severe illness has
been noticed several times, is very low,
and not expected to recover
Louis Dodd Of the Vermont University
is in town.
F. T. Taylor expects to move into his
new house next week.
Rev. F. F. Lewis is arranging for a Sc
ries OF meetings in the Congregational
church. Mr.. Lewis will be assisted by
some Of the pastors from adjoining
towns.
The Sunday School normal class is soon
to start again. One can scarcely over
estimate its value to teachers.
Mrs. LaValley spent Xmas week with
her parents in st. Johnsbury.
Where a cow has aborted Kow.Kure
should at once be used. 1t will increase
the flow Of milk from four quarts to
twelve. There is nothing like it ever
made. Costs $1.00 per box. Kow-Kure
Co., L%yndonville, Vt.
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the trees and putting them in place this
and several years in the past. Nearly
all in the place were remembered in some
way by some one of their friends.
The annual meeting of the Beckwith
Mari company for the choice of officers
and other business is to be at the Office
of Marshall Montgomery in St. Johns
bury, Tuesday, Jan. 7th, at 10 o'clock.
The company expect to start up in the
early spring and do a good business.
Burleigh Ruggles has gone to Franklin
Falls, N. H., to work in a clothing store.
We wish him much success in his work.
There is to be an entertainment at
school No. 8, Friday evening, called a
Mother Goose entertainment, for the
purpose of raising money to buy a flag
for the school.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies Aid
Society was held with Mrs. F. Z. Chap
man Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Abortion in cowsis prevented and cured
by Kow.Kure. Kow-Kure Co., Lyndon
vile, Vt.
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LYNDONYILLE

A dancing school for ladies and children
is held Friday afternoons under the direc-
ton of Prof. Elmore. Theevening school
is rapidly increasing in numbers.
Mrs. c. c. Doty, of Bradford, and Mrs.
F. A. Carter and daughter, Of St. Johns
bury, were guests at w. H. Child's this
week.
Miss Amanda Allen of Newport, a for
mer resident here, was in town one day
last week on her way to Boston, Mass,
where she is to study stenography.
The Woman's Relief Corps have elected
these officers for the ensuing year: Pres,
Mrs. w. H. Child S. V. c., Mrs. H. G.
Perigo; ]. V. c., Mrs. Mary Bundy;
Treas, Mrs. w. L. Guild; chap, Mrs.
Edison Weed; conductor, Mrs. E. W.
Powers; guard, Mrs. Eliza Grant. Mrs.
w. L. Guild was elected delegate to the
state encainpment, with Mrs. W.. F.
Stoddard as alternate.
Clinton B. Eastman, engineer, is at his
home in Sutton, Que, for a short vaca-
ton, with his parents.
Miss Mabel Kirk Of St. Johnsbury has
been the guest of her friend, Miss Grace
Wood, for a week past.
The box supper and Christmas tree at
the Catholic church last week Wednesday
night was a decided success and all enjoyed
the evening.
Miss Edith Allen has returned from her
visit to Athol, Mass.
N. B. Harvey of Fast Burke has pur-
chased of the town four building lots at
the south end of East street, and will
probably erect several buildings in the
spring.
Farnsworth Post, G. A. R., and w. R.
c. held their annual election of officers in
their new hall in Poole's block last Fri
day afternoon and evening. Their quar-
tiers consist of a main hall, dining room,
kitchen, toilet and anteroom, and are
very conveniently arranged. All the G.
A. K. societies are to meet in this hall.
The annual village meeting will be held
next Wednesday evening. ltis the duty
of every voter to attend.
Charles T. Grilley, humorist, will appear
in Music Hall next Friday evening, Jan.
10. Mr.. Grilley is well known through
out this vicinity, and the notice OF his
coming will doubtless be hailed with de-
light by all who love a first-class enter
tainment. Reserved seat tickets are on
sale at Campbell & Blodgett's office on
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SUTTON.

Ellsworth Holtham, who cut his foot,
has got so as to go around the house on
his crutches and hopes to be able to be
around again in time. He went out to
the post office on New Years day, with
help on his crutches.
The drama that the young people have
been preparing is to come off Friday
evening, Jan. Sd, at the town hall. All
are invited to be present, as the proceeds
of the entertainment are to go to the
town library fund for purchasing books
for the new town library that is soon to
be put in.
Christmas exercises at the church We'd
nesday evening passed off well. The
house was nearly full, and those taking
part in the speaking as well as singing
did well. A large number of presents
were handed. out from two well loaded
trees and lines. ]. H. Anger was pre-
sented with a nice fur coat by the people
in recognition of his services in getting
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WEST WATERFORD.

A. B. Carpenter has Comet to Morrisville
on a business trip.
Charles Simons has finished work for
o. Cushman and returned to his home in
Canada.
Miss Adell Blodgett, who is taking a
course in the normal school at Johnson,
is spending her vacation at home.
Frank and Edna Hovey visited their
sister at St. Adams last week.
Mrs. E. J. Farnham, who has been very
sick, is gaining quite fast.
Thaddeus Wheeler met with a runaway
accident on Monday afternoon. He had
been to R. M. Lawrence's grist mill and
was going home, when e E. A. Blodg-
ett's the king bolt came out, which threw
him out, striking on his shoulder and
cutting a cash over n eye and on his
nose, and giving him a pretty thorough
shaking up. AS he is a man about rs
years old it will be rather hard for him.
F. o. Hovey returned to New York
City Saturday.
Mrs. Lawrence, who has been visiting
her son, R. M. Lawrence, has returned
to Canada.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-01-03
WEST CONCORD.

Geo. S. Howard and family were called
to Bradford last Friday to attend the
funeral of their neice, a young lady six
teen years of age.
II. o. Frye met with quite an accident
last Tuesday morning falling from his
piazza and it is thought he injured his
spine. He has hardly been able to move
since.
Lucius Brigham is quite sick with heart
trouble. His friends are feeling anxious
about him.
Geo. Garvin has been having a little
tussle with la grippe and is likely to
come off %conqueror.
X. l. Pratt is quite i'll withlung trouble.
Tuesday morning Of this week about
6 O'Clock there was a moon rainbow
seen by several persons in this vicinity.
1t is not a very common occurrence.
Mrs. William Bradley and two children
of Bradford are visiting at o. d. Cob
leigh's.
I. H. Walbridge and Chas. Woodbury.
of St. Johnsbury wereintown last Satur-
day.
Mr.. Eben Miltimore Of Sweetsburg, p.
O., has been stopping a few days the
past week with his son, Chauncey Milti-
more.
Emmett Hill had the misfortune to
lose a valuable brood mare recently.
The Laurel orchestra of st. Johnsbury
furnished music for a dance at the Town
hall Friday evening, Dec. 81.
DIN Frye fell off the piazza Of his house
one day recently and injured his spine so
badly as to be confined to the house.
George S. Howard and family were
called to Bradford last Friday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Towards niece, Miss
Minnie Merrill,
Mrs. A. V. Cutting of Littleton, N. H..
is visiting friends in town.
Everett Richards has sold his meat
market to Frank Lewis.
Miss Belle Mann, who has been spend
ing the holidays at her home here, re-
turned to St. Johnsbury Thursday.
w. R. Joslyn, who has been swinging
the paint brush in Morrisville, returned
home Wednesday of this week.
If you have any trouble withyourcows,
write to the KoMsK yu$e4G Co, L~pyndonville,
VT, and hear of something to your adj
vantage.
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SEAL. Notary Public.
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VERMONT NEWS.

A Burlington syndicate has agreed
with the citizens Of Barre on a plan for
an electric railroad.
The Dist annual meeting OF the West
ern Vermont Masonic union will take
place at Wallingford IN the 10th of anu-
airy. The business meeting will be called
at 400 p. m, the grand march at 8
O'Clock az Peoples hall, and banquet at
the Wallingford at II o'clock.
The Vermont State Spiritualisr associ-
alton will hold its annual convention at
Montpelier in Grand Army hall in
Blanchard Opera House block Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, January 10, II
ard II, 1896. The speakers and medi-
ums engaged and invited include DR.. c.
w. Hidden. Newburyport, Mass; Joseph
D. Stiles, Weymouth. Mass. Mrs. Emma
Paul, M%orrisyille; Mrs. Sarah A. Wiley,
Rockingham; Mrs. Abbie Crossett, Wat
erbury A. E. Stanley, Leicester; Lucius
Colburn, Manchester; Alonzo Hubbard,
Tyson.
An exchange says an old lady went
into a Rutland Savings bank Monday
and presented a book that she had taken
out over 20 years ago. She said that
she had deposited $500 in the bank at
that time and had been told by friends in
New York state, where she lived, that the
account had outlawed. A clerk exam
ined the book and found that the last
entry had been made in 1873. He fig
ured up the interest, which amounted to
a little over 81, 300, and handed it to
the depositor together with the $500.
The old lady was overjoyed and conclud-
ed she would leave the money. She re-
fused a new book, saying that the old
one was good enough for her. The
woman had not been in Vermont since
the last deposit was made.
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T1e Tun1ns Around.
BARNET.

The Christian Endeavor people had a
fine time at the town hall watching the
old year out and the new year in.
c. B. Whitney and Mrs. Knapp were
married Saturday and started on their
wedding trip the same night.
Ham Brock OF Boston was in town a
short time last week.
The Telephone company are moving
their poles to the back road so they will
not be in the way Of the electric lights.
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WEST BURKE.

On Monday night George Deem went
to his barn to take care of his COW and
horse. He reached forward of the COW
to get a bucket, and as he did SO the
COW threw up her head, her horn striking
him in his mouth and under his tongue,
so hurting him that for two or three
days he was unable to talk or eat.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-01-03

"Why did Mr.. Starr resign from the
Actors Club"
Mad. When they posted him for non
payment of dues they put his name in
the same sized letters as his understudy."
i Harper's Bazaar.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-01-03

Mr.. Nocash-Your daughter is of ma
ture age. Why do you wish our mar
riage postponed three years?
Old Gentleman-One or the other of
you may die before that time New
York Weekly.
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NORTH DANVILLE.
Driving Accident.

AS H. B. Ward was working his team,
repairing the highway near W. H. H.
Rollins place last week Wednesday, his
horses became frightened and ran, ON
ing in contact with Ora Bishops team
and completely demolishing the buggy
and i%niuring Mr.. Bishop. One of Mr..
Wards pair Of fine horses was so seri-
ously injured that it died the same night.
Between four and five o'clock Sunday
afternoon fire was discovered in the
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1t is not yourself only you will serveby
the formation Of hopeful views and hab-
it's; you will be a perpetual cordial and
tonic to all those among whom your lot
is cast.-[Disraeli.
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How cunningly Nature hides every
wrinkle of her inconceivable antiquity
under roses and violets and morning. dew
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