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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-04-03
Death of A. c. Babbitt.-A. c. Bah.

Death of A. c. Babbitt.-A. c. Bab-
bitt, veteran St. Johnsbury merchant,
died at the home of his daughter in
Waterbury last Friday night of apoplexy.
Mr.. Babbitt was born in Greensboro
Nov. 20, 1909, in which place he resided
until 1874. He had been a successful
merchant there for over 40 years, and
when he came here he continued in the
dry goods business, first in the firm A.
c. Babbitt & Son, and later as partner
with Albert Worcester under the firm
name Of Babbitt & Worcester. In 1886
he married Miss Sarah p Wilson, who
with his son, Henry A. Babbitt OF Water
bury, and his daughters, Mrs. Albert
Worcester of this town, Mrs. Julia E.
Hunt of Waterbury and Mrs. Sarah
Cuthberson of Greensboro, survive him.
Mr.. Babbitt was a prominent and highly
respected citizen, having held in his native
town the position of town clerk, post
master and many other Offices of trust.
He had been member the South church
for many years. The remains were
brought here Saturday and funeral SER
vices were held Monday at his late resi-
dence on Pearl street.
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Free Baptist,

There will be an Easter sermon by the
pastor in the morning and the Sunday
School will give an Easter concert in the
evening. The following musical pro-
grammes will be rendered.
MORNING.
Anthem, "He is not here but is Risen"
Danks
Ofertory, III osanna," Martin
Response, Holy Father, Hear my
Cry" Towne
Hymns, THE Savior, Oh, what end
less charms" Steele
Christ above all glory seated" Anon.
EVENING
Anthems, Christ is Risen" Simper
why Seek Ye," Simper
AS 1t Began to Dawn" Vincent
The choir and Sunday School will also give
"olivet" by Gabriel, with readings and
Rotations.
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FRATERNITY MEETINGS
Knights of pythias,

regular meeting of Apollo Lodge No. 2,
X. p will be held Tuesday evening April
9TH. The Ranks of Page and Esquire will
be conferred at this time. Baoting on ap-
plication.
w w. HUSBAND, c. c.
HENRY w. ELLIS, X. X. S.
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VOL. LIX---NO. 1862


The pastor will preach an Easter SER
mon in the morning and in the evening
there will be chidren's concert. Here
is the musical programme
MORNING
Organ Voluntary professional
March," Whitney
TIE Deum in Minor, D. Buck
1.-THE Angels Message" A. F. Lord
LAS it began to dawn" c. w. Coombs
Organ Postude. Grand Chorus, McMaster
EVENING.
Organ Voluntary, "Trumphal March"
FlagIer
"Unfold We Portals" from "Redemp-
ton" Gounod
"Chime softly bells of Easter" Bonner
For male and female quartettes and chorus.
"The Son of God goes forth to war"
5. B. Whitney
Organ Postlude, "Offert oire," Wely
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Catholic Church.

At the 10 o'clock service Father
Boissonnault will give special Easter
sermon and the following is the musical
programme
Mass 10 E fiat, Concone
Choir.
Offertory,
Resurrexit Lambilotte
Choir.
VEsPERs AT 4 Pm.
Psalm of Easter,
Choir.
Magnifcat, Lambillotte
Choir.
Regina Coeli Mervi1
Quartette.
Adorato suplex, Batman
Laudat Dominum,
Choir
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Shoe FactOry.-The Board of Trade
rooms were again crowded Saturday
evening for the discussion of matters in
relation to the shoe factory. The meet
ing was informal and called for the pur-
pose of. giving any who had not had an
opportunity to subscribe for stock to do
so. The amount subscribed increases
slowly, but few shares are taken every
day and long and steady pull may fetch
the required amount and bring the fac
tory into town. About $4,000 has
been subscribed leaving $4,000 more
to be taken. Secretary Eldridge of the
Board of Trade has sent the paper to
Mr.. Sterling and asked him to subscribe
to the amount of the machinery he pro-
poses to put in. AS soon as Mr.. Sterling
let's the st. Johnsbury people know what
he proposes to do we shall know where
the matter stands and how much more
will have to be raised
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Masonic.

The Stated Monthly Convocation of Has
well Royal Arch Chapter, No. II, occurs this
(Fridayl evening, April 3. At the close of
the regular business of the Convocation the
M M NJ. degree will be conferred
WILLIAM WETHERBEE, II. P.
DELos NJ, BACON Sec
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Died Trying to Save Another.-Tohn

Died Trying to Save Another.-John
Reece, president of the Reece Buttonhole
Machine Co., met with a sad death in
Boston Tuesday afternoon. Anew eeva-
tor was being put into the company's
building at the corner of Harrison avenue
and Randolph street. George Moore
was doing the work and Mr.. Reece was
on the third floor of the building, and
seeing the elevator begin to move and
that Moore was in danger of being
crushed, sprang forward to stop the car,
but missed his footing and fell three stories
to the bottom OF the well, where he was
picked up unconscious and taken to the
Emergency Hospital, where he died at
11.40 Tuesday evening. Moore was
terribly crushed by the elevator and in
stantly killed.
Mr.. Reece was well knownin this town.
He was born in Stanstead, Canada, in
1854, and at 20 years of age went to
Boston, where he has since lived Hewas
a poor machinist when he invented his
buttonhole machine, and at the time of
his death was estimated to be worth
$2,000,000. The death Of Mr.. Reece
caused the Reece stock to break badly
Wednesday morning, selling down five
points, but it will without doubt rally
and sell at its former high price of 221a.
Outside of the Reece estate and other
Boston parties, more buttonhole stock is
held in st. Johnsbury than anywhere else,
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Knights OF HOnOf, NO. VIS,
Meet second and fourth Tuesday in each
month in G. A. X. Hall.
N. NJ. JOHNSON, Dictator.
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Basket BaII.-The second basket ball

odSkel Dal.-I he second basket ball
contest between the Academy and Vii
lage teams took place in the Stanley
Opera House last Friday evening, with
good audience OF enthusiastic supporters
for both sides in the gallery. Before the
game was called, Instructor Blood
marched his gymnasium class to the
center of the floor and gave an exhibit
ton drill of class work, which the boys
performed in manner that gave them
selves and instructor much credit. After
little preliminary practice the ball
game was called and the two sides lined
up as follows:
hutchinson Center Moore
Apoott 1,, Blood
Cameron Forwards, / Stiles
Arnold (Ho1brook
Stickney ! Guards, Brown
The end of the first half left the score 3
to in favor OF the Academy boys, and a
yell went forth from their lusty support
ers that was heard several blocks away.
During the intermission the winners of
the athletic contest recently held in the
gymnasium, reported in last weeks
CALIFORNIAN, were presented with their
badges of honor by Mr.. Blood, who in
turn was taken somewhat by surprise
when Robert Clark, in a neat little
speech, presented him with fine dress
suit case and acopy OF Kirk 5" Handbook
OF Physiology" as tokens of esteem from
members OF the association. Mr.. Blood
responded in few words of thanks, but
said that he felt more than he could
express. An Indian club swinging exhi-
bition was then given, and the Young
men proved themselves expert manipula
tors OF these clubs. The ball game was
resumed aud excitement waxed hot till
the end of the 20 minutes. The bows
slid across the floor, against posts and
under the stage, and how they managed
to get through the game with so few
bruises was difficult for the audience to
see The boys are experts, play the
game for all it is worth and both sides
had to scramble lively to get the ball
into the basket. At the end of the
second half the score was s to 7 in favor
of the village boys and the game was
theirs. This makes one game apiece, the
Academy boys winning he last one bv
score OF 4 to 3. II the rubber is PLAYED
1t will be hot game and draw a good
crowd.
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Baptist.

Rev H. M, Douglas will preach an ap-
propriate Easter sermon, topic, "Resur-
rection of Life; )" the Sunday School will
give concert at 7 in the evening and the
following musical programmes will be
rendered.
MORNING.
Easter Carol, Erhard
Visions of Angels, Warren
EVENING.
Lift Your Glad Voices" Auer
Day of Resurrection, Auer
King of Glory
Solo, From the City of Cod" Gounod
Mrs. Carpenter.
He is Risen,' Schwacker
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The following circular notice is mailed to
the Commandery members this week:

The following circular notice is mailed to
the Commandery members this week:
PALESTINE COMMANDERY No. s, X. T.
ST. JoHNsBuRY, VT, APRH 1, 1896,
DEAR FRATER:-A Special Concave of
Palestine Commandery, No. 8, X. T., will
be held at the Asylum, on Tuesday evening,
April Z, at 7.30 o'co ock, at which time Sir
Robert J. Wright of Newport, Very Eminent
Deputy Grand Commander, will be present
and make an official visitation and inspec-
tlon. The Grand Commander, Right Eminent
Sir Silas w. Cummings of ST. Adams, and
other Grand Commandery officers and mem
bers will be present. The order of Knight
Templar will be conferred, the conclave
closing with a banquet. Sir Knights will
appear in full uniform and a general atten-
dance is earnestly desired.
By command,
DELoS NJ. BACON, Recorder
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WEATHER RECORD.

At Bingham's Drug Store, for the week
ending nril 1905
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Merchants, Association Re-organ-

WClSHdhlo ASSoCidlIOH Ke=OTSdH=
iZed.-About 20 attended the merchants
meeting in the Board of Trade rooms
Monday evening and re-organized the old
association by eIecting L. N. Smythe
president; {. H. Bagley, vice president ;
H, H. Carr, treasurer. A secretary will
be appointed later, as it was thought
best to choose some one with a legal
turn OF mind who could furnish the Asso-
clation with wise advice when needed.
George Cross, c. P. Carpenter and c. H.
Bagley were appointed a committee to
solicit members, draw up bylaws and
look up other matters in the interest of
the association. The main object of this
organization is to protect merchants
from being preyed upon by deadbeats,
who are found i'll sufficient numbers in
every community to cause business men
trouble; men who live and grow fat by
not paying their debts and who seem
happy and contented in pursuing their
evil work of delrauding others OF their
just dues.
The old association was organized
March 81, 1890, with II members, and
was active about two years, or until the
Board Of Trade was organized Then in
terest in it commenced to decline, the
members thinking that the new organ
ization would be sufficient for all purposes.
The society had tworooms in the Repub-
lican block well furnished, but when in
terest commenced to wane and the society
ceased to exist from long neglect, the fur
niture was sold to the Board of Trade.
About a month ago word was received
from E. D. Steele, treasurer of the old
association, that he had in his possession
S139 belonging to the society. A meet
ing was called to see what should be done
with this money, and the result has been
the reorganization OF the society as re-
ported above.
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st. Andrews Church.
This is the musical programme at this
church:
MORNING PRAYER AT 7:3O.
Organ Prelude.
Anthem "Christ Our Passover" Buck
Tie Deum, Wilson
Quartette.
Jubilate, Nevin
Quartette.
Hymn, Jesus Christ is Risen today"
Morgan
Quartette.
MORNING SERVICE AT 1890
Hymn. "He is Risen" Neander
Quartette.
Kyrie Eleisou,
Quartette
Hymn. "The Strife is Der" Palestrina
Holy Communion, (ChoraD
Ofiertory Solo.
Anthem, Christ, the Lord, is Risen
Today" Wilson
Quartette.
EVENING PRAYER ATS.
Organ Prelude
Hymn, Angels Roll the Rock Away"
Roper
Magnifcat, Hoffman
Nunc Dimttis, II olden
Quartette.
Offertory Solo.
Hymn, Jesus Christ is Risen Today"
Morgan
Quartette.
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UniVersalist.
Special sermon by the pastor in the
morning and the evening service will be
omitted, Following is the musical pro-
gramme:
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Methodist.

Easter will be observed as usual by an
appropriate sermon by the pastor in the
morning and special music by the choir
both morning and evening In the even
ing concert will be given by the Sunday
School. The following is the musical
programme:
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b1rl Boz weakened, iu tho milJs Of
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WIsc1nsini he Yves tue nsaoriaie OF
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That OSG LIFE COVERED.

Concerning the veteran George W..
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ciy sataeribors VIII tindiy notify J. + Dunbz r.,
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DuIyATE LESSONS IN FRENCH NY
tho mastery tyalom, Address IN. LeubA
lil West tirst south.