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The morning times., 1895-07-06

Corner Stone for IL VIII BE Laid Next
Wednesday.
The corner stone of a houSe of worship
for the North Capitol Sunday School will
b. laid next Wednesday evening
This religious body was formed about
five years ago through the efforts Of Mr.,
IrTinB Linton, a member of the North Pres
byteriau Chur and since It's org anizaton
has held its meetings in houses III the
nriGhborhood The Presbyterian Alliance
has purchased plat at the Intersection OF
| and North Capitol streets and Florida
avenue and on the tract the cong rcEatiun
VIII erect handsome little building, adc-
quate for the present needs. bit the plans
are so arranged that additions to the
structure may be made al any time.
The name of the body Will be- changed
from the North Capitol Sunday School to
that of The lexington Presbyterian Sunday
School. Tue exercises VIII begin OH wed
neSday, at At p M. The programme
consists OF singing by the school a paper
dwelling on the history of the organization.
read by Mr. Irwin b Linton; the laying OF
the cornerstone by the Rev. Charles b.
Ramsdcll, ID. D.. and addresses by Rev
Drs Sunderland, Ptzer, Bittingcr and
Joseph I. Kelly.
The morning times., 1895-07-06
In MenoriaT III.

III
GREEN CLAY SMlTH
Law him low the well-be,oved,
Vainly now people weep;
Covered are his decorations,
Sleep calmly, comrade, steep.
Law him in the sunshine and the clover
In the land he loved so truly and so well
with grasses and Gaises cover him over;
Toll softly, slowly, sweetly bell.
Slow and solemn our march shall be,
A fitting emblem of wee,
A sorrowing thing swells our numbers,
Blow softly, bugles, blow.
All is done, our grief is one,
Low he lieth, still and low,
p lat cares he, he cannot know.
Blow softly, bugles, bow
Let the solemn music roll
For his departing soul;
Fire a voIley above his grave,
Rrayest OF the brave.
MARION GUILD WALPO ORT.
The morning times., 1895-07-06
JUMPED FROM a CABLE CAR.
Conductor Didn't Stop as Told and
Mrs. Smith Was Hurt.

Conductor Didn't Stop as Told and
Mrs. Smith Was Hurt.
Mrs J. B. Smith, of Haymarket, Prince
Georges county, Md, was painfully in
jured yesterday morning at Twenty first
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest
by jumping from cable car while it was
in motion.
She had just reached the city and was
on the way TO the residence of her sister,
Mrs. A. NJ. Tubman, of No. 2031 Penn
sylvania avenue, who is very i'll. When
the car passed Twentieth street she sig
nailed the conductor to let her off at the
next corner. The car did not stop there,
but kept on at full speed, and she, on an
impulse, jumped to the ground, falling
and striking her head on the asphalt
pavement.
She was carried into her sisters house
and Dr.. Elmer Sotboron summoned. Her
injuries consisted of confused scalp
wound, which had to be sewed up. 1t is
not dangerous.
The morning times., 1895-07-06

Mr. Pierre Botkine. who went TO LenoX
to attend the BU rdenSloane wedding &,
after the conclusion of the wedding fes-
tiyities, remained for some days at Shadow
Brook, as the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Anson
Phe!ps Stokes The latter are now haV-
ing a private golf course laid out on the
western part OF their place at LenoS.
This resort in the Berkshres has TINS
season two rival faGs, golf ard bicycling.
Every morning there is quite a Dress
parade of the mon and women now al
Lerox. They take spin TO stockbridge
and return.
The golf club has at present about
sixty-five members and has Joined the
American Association, so that 1T is row
,ljgihe to take part in the tournament
games with the clubs at Tuxedo, New
port and elsewhere.
one of the finest whips at LenoX is
Miss Carey, who has number OF hahd-
some horses, which she sometiTes drives
tandem and al Others has them harnessed
10 a four-in-hand brake, IN which she
takes out parties OF her friends.
Judge Shellabarger left the city lew
DAYS since for Oakland. Nd, where he
win this season. for the first time, occupy
Ire fine cottage he has built directly across
The morning times., 1895-07-06
Eh0OkLAND ITEMS.

The citizens are very much pleased that
the Commissioners have appointed Mr..
Leslie FUIliu on the Metropolitan police
force as special watChman for Bru0kland
proper Heretofore, the officers of this
precinct have had 10 attend 10 the entire
range OF country from Soldiers Home TO
lexington. and Broukland has frequently
suffered from this insufficient protection.
The Officers of the financial committee of
the Queenstown Baptist Church. held n
meeting last night for the purpose Of
electlng two deaCons. Judge Anderson and
Mr. 5 b. May were heSuCCeSSfulcandidates
On Sunday evening. after evening service,
delegates Tor the Baptist Young Peoples
Union, to be held i'll Baltimore, July Is,
viii be chosen.
The baseball match between the Brook
lands and he HyattSvilleS took place on the
Fourth at Wines Grove, Hyattsville, and
resulted l 4 to II, in favor of Brookland.
Mrs Jere johnson has been summoned to
indianapolis by the death OF Mr. Johnson's
mother, Mrs. Jere Johnson, Sr.
Mr Charles McGee met with painful
accident on the Fourth, having his hand and
arm badly burned by the explosion of
toy cannon.
Master William GOodlOe. of Lexington,
Ky. nephew of Major Green Clay Goodloc
q. S A, is spending the summer at Wood
rise
Mr. Frederic Lewis left BrOokland yes
terday To locate permanently in COnnec-
ticut.
Miss Josephine Blake, after ten months
absence, has returned to BroUkland and Will
reside with her sister, Mrs. Juan Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs Charles h Hetfield held
a delightful AT Home" on July 4th.
Many friends from the city attended, among
them the parents OF Mrs Hetfied, Mr.
and Mrs william H Branner and Mr.. and
Mrs H NJ. woodward
Mrs F A. Hedder, of Kansas, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs Fred Holton, on Lansing
street.
Mrs Henry Farquhar, who wasSummoned
to New York by the death of her father,
Judge Adams, of Harlem, N Y, re-
turned home last evening
The morning times., 1895-07-06
AT MARSHALL HALL.
Ferris Wheel and Other Delightful
AmusementS Mt the Resort

Ferris Wheel and Other Delightful
Amusements Mt the Resort
1t is hard to find a more delightful
sail in the evening than that to Marshall
Hall aud Indian Head The steamer Mac
alester leaves every Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings for these places at $50
p. m, aud it is safe to say that they are
enjoyable as is evidenced by the large pat
ronage this company has had since the be-
ginning of these trips Stops are made
at Marshall Hall both ways and Prof
Schroeder's band will eDliven the evening
by rendering a choice programme of music
Everything is provided for the comfort
aud pleasure of those who take this sail
The great Ferris wheel eighty feet high, is
now completed and is now running every
day and evening No one should miss
seeing aud taking q ride in this great strtc-
ture. 1t is reproduction of the mammoth
wheel exhibited at Chicago during the
Worlds Fair Round trip tickets to Mar
shall Hall and Iudian Head are twenty five
cents.
The morning times., 1895-07-06
CREDIT /!

Tell Us bouf how much you think
you can spa re weekly or monthly
pick out the things you need
there won't be IA ESte for You TO
si@n-and there il no such thing
az interest here; we give credit
simply aS "A mark of appreciation
OF your patronage.
Mort h hSfar-WorId'S FairPrize
Refrigerat0rs-3O sizes
$50 To $50.
Baby Carriages from SIS TO
$50.
j 600 rolls OF relia BILE Mattfugs.
w ell tack yours down
FREE.
Solid Oak Bed Room Suite
SI3-more up To $500.
Plush or Tapestry parlor Suite
-S22 so
A hundred other styIes-au
prices.
Splendid Brussels Carpet so
cents "A ward.
Ingram Carpet 35cents a yard.
We make and lay every ward
of carpet FREE OF COST.
The morning times., 1895-07-06
Marriage Licenses,

Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
to the folio wing:
George E. Lyles and Eliza Barnes.
Charles II. Suthard aud Margaret V Hen
derSOn.
Murray Lttrell add Julia Latham, of
Stafford, Va.
George w. Trice and Winnie Payne.
Joseph Ardigo and Evangeline Haye.
The morning times., 1895-07-06
Innndsh Election

Faith Council, No. l3, Sons of Jonadab,
has elected the following named officers
for the ensuing term: Chief, John &.
Dewey; vice-chief, Philip Corridor: past
Charles b Allen; recording secretary,
Allen C. Mclean; fina ncial secretary, w.
II NewhalI; treasure |. NJ. Baker: guide,
Robert E Ward; inside warden, William
Sauter; outside warden. william J. White
The morning times., 1895-07-06
PersonnI Mention.

James Kearney, promising young Wash
ington actor, and his wife, Anita Rothe,
who is also professional and native of
this city, are in town for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kearney were last season
with Charles Frohtpan's ''The Fatal Card''
company, and have signed for next sea-
son with it.
The morning times., 1895-07-06
How Is 1t
With You p?

Isn't there some piece Of furniture
thar = lacking AT yoUr h0uSp-sonIe-
Thing hat you'd like 10 ve-and
would BUY If yGU knew ImHt You
could pay for II "A little at time
and stiil have the beHefft of the
lowest CASH price? That t. pre-
ciscly " hat Won can do If you buy
here We haven't but one price
it's The same price Won viii find
III the cash stOres-and it's cash
The morning times., 1895-07-06
Get your Cabinet Photo Free.

Spend Sunday In the Country.
During the summer the B. & o. R. R. Conn
pany will sell excursion tickets at one fare
for all trains, Saturdays and Sundays, to
Cbarlestown, W. Va, Annapolis Junction,
Md. and all intermediate points Tickets
good returning until Monday
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Mrs i.nweIr,s NYiIl.

The will of The late Mrs. FrInCessWood-
bury Lowery, of No. 1000 Vermont avenue,
was filed for probate yesterday. II gives
her son and daughter $50 600 each, and
makes her husband TesIduary legatcc aud
executor with remainder to their children.
The instrument is dated February ! l 1892.
The morning times., 1895-07-06
FElREO THE HID HOUSE
Miss Wilson Fell on Her Knees
Before The. Jury.
PATHETIC CITY HALL SCENE
She TearfuIly and Excitedly Tmplarcd
the MarshaTs Jury men No; to- Cora
init Her-IIer Father Testified
Against Her, But she Declared He
Had BrutalIy Treated Her.

Miss jessie Z. Wilson. daughter Of James
Wilson, foreman OF the forge shop al the
navy yard, with his home in Anacostia,
WAS held befOr' Marshal Wilson AMI Jury
In iunacy inquest Yesterday Miss vii
son is about thirty-liv3 years old Sic
shows no evidence of mental alteration
until excited, when her talk and manner
ara eXtravagantly vehement. In Cuuse
qnaRce of her entreaties the jury postponed
the case until to-day in order that witnesses
might BE- summoned for her
Miss Wilson wasarrasted several daysago
by Policeman Hagan, on d charge OF pro-
family Mr.. Hagan had gone to arrest her
br0thArand she 1aDIS2dhim rOundly. While
she was at the station she was mentally un-
settled and had one time wandered away
from home.
BEAT HER CRUELTY.
She denied this. but told him he had
beaten her cruelty and she had gone 10
Overlook Inn ard begged for shelter Mi
wilson secured her commitment TO st.
Elizaheth's pending investigation.
At the inquiry yesterday he testified
that size had attempted to poison him and
that poison had been found III her trunk
Drs. j. S. Harrison and II. V. Pyles testi
fled that She was suffering from acute
mania, and reComn ended that she be
placed in an asylum for treatment
Assistant Commissioners Attorney Rich
ardson said some of Ter acquaintance be
licved her entirely sound in mind,
Miss Green. an attendant at the asylum
said Miss Wilson had shown the widest
excitement at times.
FELL ON HER KNEES.
Miss Wilson fell uton her knees before
the jury in tears begged them not to commit
her. She said she knew she was excited
but begged them to consider that she had
been locked up in u mad house unable to
see her mother or friends Her father had
cursed her aud beat her aud wanted to get
rid Of her
Remember your daughters and sisters
and wives.' she exclaimed, land give me
time to bring witnesses to prove that am
not crazy"
After Il prolonged consultation the jury
directed that such witnesses as Miss Wilson
might want should be summoned to ap-
pear at noon to-day.
She then became comparatively quiet
and asked that her mother, sister, brother
in-law, Mrs. Rose Elliott and seyera! others
he called 10 testify She returned will
ingly to the asylum for the night.
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Disturbed Divine Services.

For disturbing the services OF the Rock
Creek Baptist Church Jordan Van and Cal
win Ball, both colored, were each taxed
$40 in Judge kimball's court yesterday.
The morning times., 1895-07-06

Dir. and Mrs H. H. Arnold have Ic-
moved Irnm No. l34l Cbap.n street To
No. al1 IL street northwest Mrs Arnold
is at home Saturdays
The morning times., 1895-07-06
RUSSIA'S new MINISTER
Prince Cantacu2ene Relieved at His
Own Request.
ri Kot za EuIl Proha bly, His Successor.
NJ. r1erTe BUtkine Transferred
TO Dnrnstadt.

An almost complete change has been,
or Is about TO be- made, IN the personnel
OF the Russian legation hcrc. Prince
Cautacuzenr, the present minister, now in
Russia on leave of absence, viii return
10 Washington iu September, only to pre-
sent las letters of recall and pack up his
cft,-cls Tor he wiil be transferred and be
come Russian minister al stuttgart. This
change will be made At the Princes own
request He has family reasons for being
near hIs estates IN Russia While Prince
Cautacuzrnr's successor has not yet been
definitely named, il is understood that he
VIII br NJ Koizabuk. now minister at Stutt-
Car. SD that II Will amount to an exchange
II places between the ministers.
Then NJ. BotkInc, the present second sec
rr%ary obligation hc re ana charge Il affaIres,
las b'rn promoted to bc the first secretary
or lrgat ION at Darmstadt. This is q new
post in the Russian diplomatic service,
created as a spccia! compliment to the En-
press. who is native of that prinCipality.
Tic duties OF charge OF the legation here
VIII bc assumed by NJ Saumoff, who has
Just arrived from Bucharest. where hc was
ErC0nd secretary OF legation, 10 succeed
NJ B0tkinc in that capacity here Nj. SaU-
moff VIII bc in change unil the arrival of
NJ d. Neck, the ncwly-appointcd first Sec
rotary. who rs expected TO arrive in tins
Country very soon
The morning times., 1895-07-06

The marriage of Count Adalbert Won
Sirrstorpff to the wealthy New York
widow Mrs samuel j Colgate, is looked
forai an early date II VIII be remembered
that the Count was generally credited as the
f.aucs Of Miss Letter a year since, although
subsequent events have proved that there
was no ruth whatever in the reports Circu-
lated at that time Count SIerstoTpff was
at that time spending the summer al New
port, after having been duly lioHizcd by New
York society He is man without for
tune like the great majority OF titled for
eigners who come 10 this country bent upon
securing a wealthy wife.
He met Mrs. Colgate Iast summer while
at Newport, where he was visiting the
Count and Countess Sierstorpff. The bride
elect has been a widow for three years,
and Inherited from her late husband the
fortuneoI SO ,0OC, GOO Sheis q handsome
blonde with a country Seat on the Hudson,
and fine town house at West Sixteenth
street New York. Her two brothers. Mir
Andrew W. Smlh and Mr.. Sidney } smith, a.,
are famous cross country riders, and popular
members OF the New YORK Country Club.
Mrs Colgate is at present in Europe,
where Count SieTstoTpff recently followed
her II IS thought the marriage may take
place in Europe.
Last summer when the couple first met at
Newport was the first time the handsome
Young widow had taken any part ia the
social whiTl since her widowhOod.
The morning times., 1895-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Clifford P erin
after a stay at the Hot Springs of Virginia
have gone TO NarTagansett Pier for the
remainder OF the summer.
The morning times., 1895-07-06

Mr.. nnd Mrs. Robert Hinckley VIII spend
the SUMMER at Newport
The morning times., 1895-07-06

Miss Helen Gould viii spend the summer
quietly with her younger sister and brother
at LyndhUrst, her country seat at lrvinGton-
ou-the-Hudson. Mr and Mrs Edwin Gould
sailed for Europe last "Wednesday.
The morning times., 1895-07-06
NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL HOME.

Mrs. l. Baum and Miss Pauline Baum
are suminerIng at Oakland, Md
The morning times., 1895-07-06

Mr.. Alexander Porter Morse and family
are spending the summer IN their cottage
on the Ridge road, about seven miles from
Washington.
Miss Rose l.. Wnhers left on Wednesday
evening last for Omaha 10 visit relatives.
She Will be gone EevcTal months
The morning times., 1895-07-06
Kings Palace.
GOOD MORNING.
With ,carmer medtKef and southerIv
minds the shopper wiH look for summer
garments
II
There's,
No e.
Hulnbug

About our Advertising
we think we have taught you
that much.
What we offer as a special
bargain in THE Times" we
sell as a special bargain at
the price named, as long as
the stock lasts.
Very often the lots are
limited, in that case you must
come early.
F0r To-day Special.
55 Cents-Just small lot of
Worth 35c Fine Muslin Gowns
whole yoke 81 tucSs,
between rows Hmm
burg inserting
trimmed round
psck and sleeves TT.
Full leni ths LnIy.... JIE,
43 Cents-Onn lot stylish Cling
No: IN 15C. ham u / ! q eu's
Dressc'-- to . years
In elegant checks
aud stripes rufiles
Uv.r shui hier iIs;tl-
sa,sa q bargain Of bar 43C.
At 81. .4O-Just a few dainty White
Worth il?5 India lin IN shirt
Waists duiillo
pleated backs and
frnuts--%wis, insert
ing front. edged
with lace. cinbinid-
cred culiaIs and
cuffs, yoiy largo
S1i.s-:.....t.,,,...,. s'4@scs 5 sos@,@! SI.4O
The morning times., 1895-07-06

Mrs. Robert Mckee is at present at Sara
tOga.
The morning times., 1895-07-06

Mrs. Otis Bigelow and Miss Nab Bigelow
are at Woods Holl, Mass.
The morning times., 1895-07-06

Ex-Sccretary Noble VIII spend portion
OF the summer at RichfIeld Springs, where
lie has been IN the habit OF going Tor
number of years past
The morning times., 1895-07-06

tho ROAD from that owned by Judge Jcrc-
utiah Wilson and family
The morning times., 1895-07-06
sale eon
r. Nathanson's Retiring Sale.
EMPTYlNG THE STORED
.ow Prices for Notions.

days of such gigantic selling
We leased it, Here arc few sample
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-19
BUSINESS NOTES.

K. H. Cheney of Manchester, N. H.,
general agent for Vermont and New
Hampshire of the Mutual Life In
surance Company of New York, has
been in town the past week. His
agency collected nearly half a million
dollars in premiums in these two
states in 1894.
Crawford Ranney has bought the
good will and fire insurance business
of p. D. Blodgett & Co. and began
Friday to manage the business. Mr..
Ranney retains the three efficient
clerks, Ernest A. Bodgett, Mrs. J.
3. Gage and Miss Eliza Blodgett.
Mr. Ranney is man of strict bust
ness integrity and will undoubtedly
make a success of the business.
Notice appears elsewhere that all
payments due on policies should be
paid to Mr., Ranney.
W. W, Sprague has been appointed
general agent for northeastern YER
mont for the National Life Insurance
Company of Montpelier, taking the
business formerly managed by P. D.
Blodgett g. Co. Mr.. Sprague has
made successful agent with another
company and deserves continued
prosperity.
!. M. Gilmore is closing out his line
OF boots and shoes, and early in the
summer he will open new shoe store
on Railroad street. During the next
few weeks he will run shoe store in
Groveton, N. H.
The millinery opening at the store
OF J. HALEY & Co. will take place
next week Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday,
Scott & Underwood opened their
bargain store on Main street this
week. This store is filled with many
attractive goods and the prices are
very reasonable.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-19
WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.

Earliest Potato in Vermont, THE
Early Norther," choice seed at 81 per
bushel.
E. II, HALLETT, st. .Johnsbury Centre
WANTED-For the summer, a small fur
nshed house with garden. Address Chas.
B. Atwater, ia Main Street, Springfield,
Mass,
STRAyED-A fine black and white dog,
has four white feet, tip of tail white,
weight about so pounds. Owner can
have the same by calling and paying
charges to Benjamin Badger, Danville, Vt.
WANTED at once, three machinists. AL
len & Ellis, Employment Agents. Men
ton CALIFORNIAN.
TENEMENT WANrED.-Within three
blocks of postoffice, for family of two
Must have Waterford water, Enquire at
this office
A. NJ. Peck will sell some cows and a
pair OF horsesat auction April 25th, at
his farm.
Music FREE.-lf you play or sing, send
your address on postal card to the
Phelps Music Co., Springfield, Mass,
and you will be well paid for your trou-
bic.
Mrs. E. B. Ingalls, has returned from
Boston, where she has been selecting the
latest spring patterns, and after April Is
will open dress-making parlors at her
home, 1873 R. R. St. Mrs. Ingalls, will be
remembered as Miss Green, who former.
ly had dress-making rooms in the Walker
block.
Furnished or unfurnished rooms to
rent, board if wanted Enquire at 81
Main St., E. c. Harvey.
Tenement to rent at No, 8 Cliff street
Inquire of Mrs. Marshal! Clifford, Il
Summer street.
Doc FOUND. A black setter, collar
marked "E. r. Kent, Zeke, 1889" Own
er can have the same by proving prop
erty and paying charges.
G. H. Caswell, St. Johnsbury.
After April 8, Mrs. c. E. Harrington
will open Millinery Parlors in the Hos
,mer house, 43 Eastern avenue, and vii
be pleased to show you choice selection
OF goods. The rooms will be CLOSED
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday even
ings.
JIG. Goodenough of Litteton, N. H.
can sell VIM. Bourne, a McPhail o
Prescott piano at a mere nominal price
for his expenses are nil.
TENEMENT TO RENT on Spring street
Enquire of A. S. Livingston.
The Pennsylvania Steel Co. which adver
tises to build steel bridges in this issue i
the company that built the immens
union station of the B. 6, M. and Fitch
burg railroads i'll Boston and who hav
the contract for the steel construction q
the subway in Boston for the Bostoi
transit commission involving some tw,
million pounds of steel. They also fur
nished the steel rails and bridges for tn
Bangor and Aroostoocook X. r. Thei
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-19
"a POOR RELATION.N

Truly this will be one of the Opera
Houses greatest attractions of this sea-
son. The eminent comedian, Mr. Sol
Smith Russell, who has never favored
this city with his presence, will be seen in
one of his attractive plays next Wcdnes-
day evening, the oath.
"a Poor Relation" is play which has
made fame and fortune for the star
Mr.. Russell's impersonation OF Noah
Vale in "a Poor Relation" is one OF the
best things to be seen on the American
stage today. 1t is something unique and
impresses the spectator with the idea OF
entire comicality. There are also mo-
ments of pathos such as are known in
Jefferson's Grip Van Wrinkle" Over al!
there is steady radiance Of bright and
sunny nature. The whole picture he pre-
sentsis one of dainty humor fecked with
strands of tender pathos. Mr.. Russell
will be seen at the Opera House next
Wednesday evening, supported by an ex-
cellent company and that he will meet
with hearty welcome goes without
saying.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-19
AT THE ST. JOHNsBURY HOUSE.

Blair and Winslows full orchestra Of
Newport will furnish music at this pop
ular resort next Sunday from 1890 to
go during the dinner hour. They will
also give sacred concert in the parlors
in the evening from s to 8 O'Clock. All
are invited to hear this orchestra as it is
considered one of the best in the state.
The music OF the Lyndonville orchestra
last Sunday was greatly enjoyed by all
present. Landlord Chase reports IS
travelling men over Sunday and business
on the increase.
Mine Host Chase of the st. Johnsbury
House has been absent the past week on
a trip through Canada and northern
Vermont and New Hampshire, buying
horses for his summers coaching bust
ness. He reports finding none very good
horses.