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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-08

yAurAN uDsygArulAIu

IUu.r wsa H brio Impressive IurI'I
ui tu.a ugiu. Boo tnu proceedings and
Nsrpu took tue NIHT anl ufusu tur
Hauca uy speaking 900 measured terms
.lusau. ally HHirlHWf'
"AH Hrarr now about 90 separate, /
uua we have uHrI cause 20 coutthlu-
..Ir each other, DO iHf nothing rlau bee
plu.uuf no urt Cont tuiH Convention
hoe gumuuHTatrf uvyouI the lrtli-
venture ui doubt THAT uil thut usH
..u.rt o. unity the people Of
fHlr son 90 bH state was o.
uH.g ..ig I.Hru Hn'hlycH together
iau ryuHy IH.. 90 tue c0mmouwu slib
sIHrIUry could look Into each .IIuPf
uu.H, Indigo zach others muNVra and
learn tgat W. are practically the mru-
urfs OF Ouu great family. Tue result
has been that every man haf Teen
Iuaul Erd in his views, We have
found that We are very much alike
TINT We arc agtuhtoi uy the same plF.
.iuns and mutiyus, nui that We
nave hal but one IDEA
Uuty. We have islt that this Con
vsuiI.u was iraught with grave
responsibility ami every man has been
ImpvIlrI 90 Uut 'uTth his best ondgavufs,
so delegate can plssluly carry
away with him any other impression
lhau hu 9Th bus q part OF his duty %
H.rofm. That h. O. support the joint
results Df the Convention. We have
have been layl the foundations for
uuIIuug and lifting up great cOaI-
m0uwualtn, The dead pest has buried
tue past anu We have sol our
acra towards he risug sun
OF tue future, II our work 0hOull
fall We will have tho consolation u
knowing that we are not % blame;
that II viii net be- oar tlult, We have
fought The good hKUt; We have Kept
tho inith,nud u there u nothing further
10 do, move that thia Convention ad.
j1LTu sine die"
I'M pHEsIpENI's vALEplCrROY
The President was called iOE aud
oali that IA the clUslag hours OF the
Convention he desired 90 express his
thanks 90 tho delegates Tor tho regard
aud tiuuly treatment they had show %
him as tho pItsIllug officer over their
deliberations. He trusted their expert.
ouru would nud embodiment and
MO iu the rumWka % Mr.
NATlau. The Constitution had been
finished and placed M The uauiH VI
tlu proper officers aud ho h0Iui that
future generations would look upon II
uH an Instrument ui freedom anu
safety. ho luvUkri the uirsHlugs OF
heaven upon the ConHulullon fGmera
and concluded hy saying. 81 win now
call uIOu the oldest delegate 10 Offer
mayer MI Raleigh, will you pro-
n0unce the beurdIciOl2"
Mt. Raleigh offered the closing
prayer ami nj pTec.auiy $40 the Con.
vrnILnn nLLuu-mId uInn die.
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scolIcll and Wintcr0uarlors.

rCurlELD, May O., ls85.-We have
hal considerable snow the last week.
aud parI VI the time u was quite cold.
rhings are very quiet In thess parts,
not much building or improving, but
MI Frank MerowetheT 10 preparing to
build an addition 10 his residence.
England aud iceland Joined bands
In weil0Cy the other day IN the Der.
sons OF JOHN Carrlck, Of Winter.
quarters, 20, and Eva G1OdmAnsop.
~, OF spanish Fork.
Prof. John Hood has boon teaching
tue sChuol children Of SChOtield muslC
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Rrlnrnrl NON a MlssIon.

Elder Isaiah Cox IT,, OF ~. George,
arrived iu th.s city today, November
s, returning from o mission to the
southern s,stus. no left ON July "a,
1854. aud has been laulrins principally
In Nurlh Carolina aud Virginia. Ow.
ing 10 falling health he was released.
lie leaves lJr his homo Ia st. George
tomorrow.
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THE CLOSING HOURS
,.mnn.rtol tho Constitutional Con-
ur,.ol This Afternoon
,r.,i,g AND IMPRESSIVE
,,,,,Irpuon sIguel BY Nin''J'"'u'
p,l,sntc.-CoOsra'uI''oH
speeches
,,,,rr.rr,a AyO IMPRESSIVE

,.,,,iiptonal Convention,
The N'...i,ty..ix days jus. past
'..a ,,nnins the iuod'm'n,'l law no., 81
ten EN- st.ls. q l.ued its lnbor' the
The a'N and adjourned sine die
Toe ,... .pt OF the one hundred
h'a'.' ,,n members, all who were
, ,....rt The a'sent members ..' WI.
l ,,..'' ry rs,oIatlon, until October q,
h,'' amend s,ha,r signa'ufe' TO
l''' cement Speeches Of con-
' .,,,gI,,l,n were made aud the closing ms
g,r, very lut,tosIiug and i'm
relvg.
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The North American Say.ugs, Loan
Is Building 90. today brought .uIi BOO
tho Third d.strct court iu recover
from J .hn n. Sanger Jlnni May
Ann Sanger the sum of uu %
note, secured ~ m.f..
.arr. with sbl nli.r..FH foe. uuH
r.st.. Booth, Leu Is GWy uru the
.bMuIs' aI'IgueyH.
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ON motion OF Cofay the PRECEDENT
and other Ull'crrs VI the Convention
v,fp given a vote Of thanks Tor their
work during tue toisilu.
....,.
NNNhh on THE hnhh"N''' D" '''.'
Ouml.on of Richards 70 was otJrud
that oil delrgatus sigu their names Boz
nll The IllsiutIlu wa flgurI
be- f1II We. iUr u,I.rufrs v.uuf "aNtn
Hufrt..l.IIrs the .ra.sf.Uuf.a IuJtr
nance wpru @ led uy tUr cIrf,.
I.un g.r.Y.t.t AH.... Igu.ua Al.
Irrf a .ru. Andrew -.s.tn Is fuuHu,
J.uu IL rl.fI I..I.r.. John HulIrIrr
Bl8l.p. john Soil Bower. I.uUI..I
NrauI.' IIUr.rf ON luton. W %
| Low gtu.uu.I .l Fly 4. Ir...r. p.t.
ty tU..tur.rr. t..m H.rfU
g'rfE L.ul. IHy.... t...s. I..Ur.
| lsIIsvgub r.rln4 t,...s. Hsa..
William Greer. GrIfg. lu.nI... 1000.
! ArtnuTJ.hutu...Hg.H. Inn UU.r.
Dennis g,y EIr..... .Ir. E.-
-r.lg. grgfgn RbY.r. I'm ~. Az.
urr.+ LutHgrs. Il..u. Iu..uy i.ul...
| Ion Eya1s N sn.DAN.lJuII. Evan,
! Lpft. Far. s4mur. Iuunit. William
]
! JRmss F....FIr ber... F|#.r.F A
| hurry H,mul1. C..I Horny uuit.
usf,y "a yuUs. JuU ID .IIu....y.
ssm,Ip, lI1.I inn. nU.Hm ID war;.
| Henry uu.LuH, J.s.u. AHUaU uyd.,
! A no. y Moo ward Iy.u.. iluuk ur
jam o. UauD Ly.4. U. IuHusI ,
| ! srnh Lptfu i1Icy, FnIrrrEJ
! Keel. Daniel KrIfl, ...mas Is ,ru.
| william Jas,v. krt Andrew Is u.
| ball, james Natu4mg. IEmuau, It.uH.
ari Il. Ism .rfl, LauIlE Larsen, Chris,
lsn Ie.ef l;sa,ag'., rum l' KUN , w. y,
Lowe, Peter Lowe, james Patton Low,
Anthony I.uutu Luud, kau e.,
| Nar-er, IlrHnri MauNuIusH, Thomas
| Ma,oury. William "A. Nuuguu, Rob.
OFT M.Fulll, ,blauk Tor Miller
| Elias MUrlH, J .cDu Murt2, JDuu
lHgss NulIgaH, ., ,,.,l n3'1, . N'It.
| N.ltsrf. Jorumiau D.v Pnsr. LIw.rd
pAfudse, Mons Peterson, J.my.
! yuusliln pa.uuon, FrauEuu Piece,
Wm, %. rlusioni Ni1ua1 haEfitnu
H...'tu, 11''.,," a. 90 t'.ll. ~
rrron, Joseph EAuI q Robinson,
! WUa Eugene K.UHYu, George Ryan,
j uu urufF ruitu, --- Sharp
Harrison lWtls ShuulI, Edmund
Hunter snow, hytum hlup Spencer
| NuHrgu BfiE.H HVnllrsi DhNll bIihuriu
slower, CnaTlu N1l,gtJu Strcy'
OH, CbnT.,s William 9ymont,
Daniel thompson, lnEwg,d tuutal
rh0rnuu, J0Ecph Elhfnim IhIfrc
Samuel II. Thurmnni william Gran
| Ven Horne, Charles StetsJu Nnfiau
Hobor NJ, Wells, Offon Ferguson
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for about two months aud IHst fr.''v
vnuiue they gave O. c7ncof, which DO.
U.rIsf great credit upon imN lu.
sltuct0r aud Iofiormti.
A NuuHUE Jos.
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samuel n. Smith aud MIR' Cora
B-8wnir4. of Draper, have been unite
.pi boo marriage By PROBATE Judge Sic.
Lu|Ny
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r., rusI sDs announced tnAi '9e
..~Irr.I'ytru rrrss wuu'l De hrll
..m.Cgpveuli1u chumb,f and he and
-s.srI titurh1gsnuu Hccnrsuohr
'.Gsfrm might hu blow.d O. fe'
...8u.tII after l,s meeting On ~ d.
Irl1 G.nIWu this war ugro'd 20,
IN. ir. urlusr understanding lhAl
r.ats. sn0ulI be- donated 20 lhc city
t.Ic1uu'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-08

The reading was finished Iu'' five
minutes before H. O'Clock noon when
Richards took the nJ0t aui moved
chat the Constitution bU ulopi,tj
that the roll be- Calitd uud each dell.
gatf sigu the Consultation 10. his nam"
To- called aud that absent mymurf- uu
permitted 90 sigu at any time buIufc
the 10Th day OF Otlotur, 1902
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..-s,..m might uu GLOW Il O. te'
]. .g...uI 4t.pr boz meeting. On M
....' g..IWIu this waF ugrn'i 10,
..r d., uuusr understanding lhh'
r.atts sn0uli DO donated 20 lhc city
lIcuu'y
uAUloU uW rEEsiurNE
Crane slsrrI the ioll1wlns'
par,sITaatho Convention present
.. Honorable pr0HlUnl John
r.-fg smith. UH. large igH Boo tHu ruuInr
.H.U..t..f.Hu bali. asa tHaHu ni iuu
UIs.sem vU, lbU lu,usp'us. hold hin'
.-tv.r-rhat would on NIL risut
r.ttfthe fact that we have Ist DIS
.fi6iih anags aud decorations by
Et Pfr .fput THAT he 60, tHs 1880
sI5ar.m# Too late.
Cnrr-W No., there nrr one hun lfoi
tsIugh.suB hngs and uuuuunafra
,.luyrn ..mHuts SIWu uf tau latter
E,rsIn. ..nf. 20 mo tHNt they w.u'.
n.hllspt. take one 90 t.'sf Co., Too
uld lhtm Ha q Tcligultuoir Work hIr.'
RJtstH .lua+.iCa.IyI-l tu'.'..
tltaraI.l include Boo tnr sentiment
ttfIv.n. aui HFiug h.m of "a piece
tuagsf bread cake. .lnu4ulutl.
hs puHIrHl-W 10 ,uU resolution
r.srrf .fIpra.y WAY.
CnrI-I with raw 30,
..................
Nl".I'' H'''''"" '''"''
Cannon a.grI foe Information con-
rb.Hs H. Ngum uu cuuI mine ,X-
t'.3u li as.'f' ID. "nn''I ., Nn'w ,
a5dn1r8a 4 10 tno mid .und nud 0u
H.l. o.. .gm.l IY tho contrary ma we'd
utUrv d.. pFHm#Iy communicated
Glib is fHu sruf,.aIy aud n,buI o.
tugIyW.tI ODE tr.Y.uiIlu adopted On
na alugUu carly lu the 6atslyu,
.ufHgl.
......
4Ni'' hA"'"' N'N'i'i''"'
T6rU.IWIUr was suYUts.:
'' 'nH .,"',,''s ''t
.....- ..i ..,t.,,,r tH.
..t............ .,.....,. I'D ,,.tb fi,, 200.
r.#.r... ...f tI., ,.....r..s ..I.l. rIrrg
.g.W.... ..Hu.I fur .tuu.
'''. ii.h LNeH 'Haip Cory
'"A
90 Of N, Cous,ituil.n ,ugr.ssvl
700 llafg.mrni. which b. 90 be
ttla1ay boo tho aTchIyes0f tho future
sA'r On motion hr uF4gre 90 dee
asn,tIyaud r,frful.y read tho sure
WV NH|.|.. |HHLINHN| NIs
'0"N' 'N''hNh of COUNTY"
when fgu.uu D. OF the Declaration
q Rights Was reached Richards III.
htltl attention 90 IA serious mistake.
IltR1fI "ugur had Bepu substituted
10 "d.IuNu maEipg thg sentence
ltN aii0'.aH.3 "lu crimiual prosecu.
Wee lUu aggl.el suaIl have the rlyht
atprgaI aud defend ia person ami by
0lligi 20 demand the nature and
cause % the accusation arnlnrt him, 10
hYraClpy thereof 10 tc-tliy ia hIa
gsn behalf 90 be- confronted by the
sI'ats against him, 10 have c6mpul.
~ u0gu. o. pumrpi Inc Attendance
.hiuuies iu DIE own behalf 10 have
G. 'f, ,aS lo .. OF al,lrlo! IN which
alisl, and Ilu light 10 appeal la ali
os'"
considerable discussion here ensued
70 how lho mItluku was made and
.l3 Wa fesp9uslulg Tor n. and on mo,
.l Town" wa stricken out and
EluV" tgluserlul.
WANTED ~ RErEmED.
vinsg Vbo T ha., ,nBa'n resumed and
MHme wasted Tor the Convention Il
Wt Tue taustIutIon Istnr..i,,t,,,,
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SMITH RIwiu1Es 1uEu

AZ this lunciurD the motion male
by sguiruH 20 have MI smith retire
aud fewfitc the two pages with the
mistakes indicated carried aud that
individual vacated the rcadiug plni-
form Tor the regular clofg. la "a very
brief period be returned 60 the Con-
vention chamber, having performer
the tack assigned him, ana immcii-
ately resumed the reading U' tue Con.
sliluti0u.
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things iu the Constitution that ] DO
not appf0vr u' yet or whole l give
10 my hcarilcsf enforcement and De-
lIOvU thtl ii voices the suIt meut. ni
the great majority Oi the pc1pie OF ln's
Territory. The uaaulmiiy that mas
fNHtod between YOU 30 ihIH WORK ue.
Hpgksiu advance the alHuliIn OF lht
instrument. The differences inst
b ave existed among the peullo VIII
disappear Ike ,hc ulglts ifasl
UaioIU tue morning sun. uf
work hns been we'll auI faithfully
done AID you utUd have no itur o
the result iDrl say again that u VIII Zoo
received by great acClaim nui rJ1it.
ing over the prospect that Uihh u l1
uc IlsuutuT,lIUI auI clothed with 'hc
full power f Statehood anu be mhlr
part If the greatest Republic the wofl
haa ever seen. lApplpuarl
DELIVERED no anu sFgEEIAEy OF
the TERRITORY.
Atthe conclusion .i tie GOVERNOR
address Richards offered thu following
resolution.
Resolved. That thu Constitution having
boon adopted uuI HiEuuI hF 1 WN'I'N
cot aIl Ihu mBmUuu ui iuu Con-. uN.n.
and duly uttuHyI, lU NOW delivered .N
90. Secretary uI fNn IHIr.tHfN, wH. i.
present u thu Convention Goo Do. h.uI iu
DIS UIllr0.
The Constitution was here 1rmaIy
turned ovUt 90 Territorial Secretary
Richards who on HIiDurHu"Hi immu.
dihirly took % Go the executive build.
ing FOR snig keeping.
TIM UWUtSAI rLE.
Hart offered the following teaIiutlou
which was alec adopted.
Resolved. That fHuHHEIurl l.HH u. tI.a
Convention Boo u.oI NgIuu .Hr"nry here.
/ Hf with INu Secretary u. I#U. Goo boz. pro-.
turyuI uy lim with DO. u..H NJ lnIsuII'u
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We shall take tho intervening days going through
the stock and marking everything down for
this salo. Itw.ll embrace goods from
every department
Merchandise has novor boon offered as low as
prCos wo shall namC, and IL will pay you
to como from all distances to attend
this
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delay, that the regular CLERK dI the
reading from this point AMI hit MI,
Smith be instructed TO go 90 his t.om
aud at once ro.write the pagts ON
which The mistakes have occurred.
Haiti am opposed 10 the mot
for the reason that more uv.ny wul ful.
low than 10 a substitute does the READ.
Ing for Mr.. smith.
Whituey--i suggcsl that the Consii-
tuition may be signed by the ucmuufs
and the corrected pages inserted iu
their places hv the committee.
Thufmau=l object O. % elu.lu Thing
being done with or TO tuia tDuatItuiiuu
by any putslu, pgrsIns, committee OF
committees whntsJcveL
BlUND AND SEALED.
Thurman Toll wed uu hls objections
with tho following mJuUu, wuiah
carried unnn m8uily
That lo'oru tho Constitution is -Iguol
the sheets ~ pArrhWuui upon which ihn
samH be- wilton shall Doc bound together
with silk braid and scaled hy tHo Score.
tHry of th0 Territory wlththC seal thereof
The wafer us0t UE ihu secretary shall Do.
inscribed thereon 900 tuu handwriting ul
Tho President tho following words aud
ngurUa.
"By order OF tho Convention, May No.
lsH1. JUuN llINm ~mIH
pfnsllUuI'
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pg5 I,iy,,e.9,pod that three words. Sat
l5B my mai been omitted from ser.
Langs W we article on elections aud
,,5rs s M t,l.aIng the concluding sen.
arsG y ihal section 10 rcni, rSiuni.
''All school officers shali ha , ',.ia.
HoUjeT5 E words here M may be-
''''si restored, 0 "O'u7 were
10 HASTEN THE WORK,
as tu,,n-l move, Ia order to tlcill.
1e'' and prevent sll possible
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Cirrou r.apI 0r Information con.
ru.us ono WgUu nU cUg' mIur exc
Lt1u liaa,s liu wanted O. know
fLI lur r.U.a.e hAi r7ii thrir -
.bHuuuau ,. no tuu aid uud aud uu
s.gs %. m.I IY lur contrary ma we'd
Ituuy U promptly communicated
Glib ly 'HU secretary aud n'bri o.
empty WITH gNe rrrI.uiian adopted on
as, question carly Ia the uassiyu.
.ulIgl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-06-21

was elected president of the association.
w. +. Twombly, vice president, and Miss
Elhe L. Campbell was elected the third
member on the executive committee.
Among the many old students of the
Institute visiting here this week are Miss
Lena Dewey OF Barton, Ward Moves of
New York, Geo. +. p. Smith of Burlng-
ton, Miss May Wheeler of Irasburg. W.
+. Twombly Of Barton Landing and O.
d. Mathewson OF Barre.
The recital by Prof Frederic A. Met
calf, of the Emerson school of oratory.
at the Institute chapel last week Thurs
day evening was very poorly attended
on account of the rain, though those
that did attend were well repaid for their
effort. This was one OF the best OF Mr.
Metcalfs several recitals here, and he
gave his selections in very expressive
manner 1t is to be regretted that there
was not a larger ATTENDANCE.
At the Free Baptist church next Tues
day evening at 7.45 O'clock a patriotic
lecture will be delivered by the Rev. Scott
F. Hershey of Boston. The subject is
THE A. P. A.. Its Character, Its Princi-
plies and It's Purposes Admission free
with no collection taken. Everybody
cordially invited. The Louisville Cour-
ier-Journal says that DR.. Hershey is "a
deliberate, earnest and impressive speak
er, with a fine bearing before an audi
ence"
Hon. T. N. Vail is expected home in a
week. Twice over the course to England
and from there to Buenos Aryes and back
is not small voyage.
Miss Annie Carpenter of Ramsey, N. l.,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Grace E. Mil
Ter.
O. D. Mathewson principal of the
high school at Barre, is visiting at Prot.
w. E. Rangers.
Everett Dresser and wife are in STRAIT
ford, n. H., on a visit to relatives there.
Miss Fannie M, Cheney, Lyndon Insti-
tute, '94, who has been teaching in a
deaf and dumb school in Worcester,
Mass, the past year, is expected home
this week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-06-21
WATERFORD.

There seems to be considerable excite
men in Waterford just now in regard to
the town house. A town meeting is
called Saturday, the Goth, at one o clock,
to see if the town will rescind the vote
taken at the March meeting to hold all
he town meetings at the vestry at Low
er Waterford instead of half or the time
at the town hall at West Waterford,
where meetings have been held over 20
years.
The town hall is about one mile from
the geographical center of the town, the
center being on a mountain not accessi-
BILE by roads. The lower village is over
five miles from this center, and the town
hall has to be passed to reach it. Thus
it will be seen that the hall is mile
and even nearer to them than it ought
to be and some, it seems, are not salts
fled with that advantage over the west
part of the town, but are asking for over
five miles. Over 80 years ago in a con-
test over the town house. a vote was OBJ
tanned to refer it to a committee of three
from three different towns, and III that
meeting the town agreed unanimously
on Judge Robert Harvey of Barnet, Hon.
Calvin Morrill, OF st. Johnsbury and Will
liam May, Esq, of Concord They were
shown the town by parties on both sides
and gave a hearing in the evening, each
party being represented by an attorney,
and witnesses were called. They report
ed in case they built town house it
should be located near Vim. Hovey's
house, where L. +. Hovey now lives,
otherwise at the town hall or any spot
between the town hall and Mr.. Harvey's.
Harvey house is only about $50 rods
from the geographical center of the
town and about as near as any highway
comes to it, and is easy of access to all
parts of the town. After the commtte
reported the town bought what was
called the Snuff Box" meeting house
and converted it into a town hall in
which the town meetings were held for
many years. Later the meetings have
been called at the vestry half OF the time,
and now an effort is being made to call
them there all the time.
The number of acres east of the vestry
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-06-21

the close of the exercises. The exercises
are by the young scholars, and the public
will do well to encourage them by at.
tending.
Marie Dick has sold her farm to Ed
ward White, who carried on the McCule
place year ago, and who has since been
living in Peabody, Mass.
The wedding cards are out for the mar
riage OF Andrew Guthrie and Miss Carrie
Peck The nuptals will take place June
Goth at the home Of the brides mother.
About so guests are invited
Mrs. L. c. Gichrist spent Sunday with
friends at Newbury.
Mrs. d. F. Andrus returned from a
visit to her father at Lyndon on Mon
day.
Miss Beth Gichrist of Rutland, is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Gil
christ.
Walter Gichrist and Miss Winnie Wal
lace took carriage ride to Bethlehem,
N H., last week, stopping at Littleton
to visit Miss Wallace's relatives.
The trustees Of the Academy held their
annual meeting at the Academy Monday
evening. Prof. Andrus has been hired for
the following year, an arrangement
which will greatly please the people.
P. B. Van Dykes nephew George is
clerking in the company's store here.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-06-21
WEST BURKE,

Rev. G. H. Wright and family have
gone down to Lynn, Mass, for a two
weeks visit and vacation among Mrs.
Wright's friends.
The Methodists have, in the absence
of their pastor, undertaken two or three
hundred dollars worth of repairs on
their church. We hear it said it is done
under the auspices OF the Ladies Aid So
ciety OF that church.
The G. A. X. folks are building a porch
at the outside door OF their hall.
The bicycle riders of the vicinity are
more than careless. They come up be-
hind a team and whisk by without warn
ing. Some horses are frightened at such
an apparition.
Messrs. E. Way & Son are building a
woodshed this week
There are two or three new cases of
rheumatic lever in the village and mme-
date vicinity. 1t is something very un-
usual for this sort OF fever TO prevail.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-06-21
CIR Tntums Arnum1.
BARNET.

Icseph Hardy, who has been in bust.
ness in Spokane, Wash, for several wears,
Is at home on visit to his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hardy oil
this village.
Mrs. L. l.. Farrar and Master Harry
of Manchester, N. H., are on visit to
her sister, Mrs J. Q. Lang.
Mr. A. Z. Cowles and Mr.. K. W.
Cowles and their family of North Crafts
bury are on visit to Mr.. E. ]. Smith.
Fred Gee, the night operator at this
station, has gone to Olcutt Falls to run
the station there in the absence of Mr..
Watson, who is off on a vacation.
c. b. Whitney has sold 26 wagons,
eight horses and five harnesses all in five
weeks.
c. b. Whitney came very near losing
his best cow by milk fever, but she came
through all right
w. II. Burbanks store will soon be
ready for business. The roof will be put
on this week.
Mr.. Sol. Stevens, who had a second
shock several weeks since, has got so he
can ride out and get around a little with
the help OF cane.
f. E. McGaffey has sold his house to
H. c. Holbrook, the new station agent,
and contempates removing to ST. Johns
bury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-06-21
WEST CONCORD.

he property belonging to the estate
OF the late 6. X. Hutchinson was sold at
public auction Wednesday, June II. DR..
R. I. Johnson bought the real estate for
1924.
C. L. Stacey has sold his house on
Manstreet to Mrs. Chester Wiley, price,
500.
F. w. Wetherbee of Brooklyn, n. Y, is
visiting his mother, Mrs, Ira Wetherbee.
Two games of ball were played in the
common last Saturday between the West
Concords and the Paddocks village nine
OF St. Johnsbury, the home team winning
both games. The visitors started off
like winners, leading at one time 9 to 9,
but after the fourth inning Hull was in
vncible while every man in the home
team batted hard, the final score being
20 to 13. The afternoon game was too
onesided to be interesting. the score being
% to- 8.
There will be a flag raising at the
school house Saturday afternoon, June
I'D. Exercises will be given by the
school children and an address by Gener-
al w. w. Grout.
Preparations are being made for a
grand celebration here the fourth OF July,
particulars next week.