davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-04
Dla tego Rad ME chcia4 rozWiaza6 sejmu
pruskiego.
Rosya i Francya cf1ca przeszkodzic
rozbiorOWi Chin.
Prevalent Nc Kinley na pOfudniOWym zachOdzie.

jest, nagle zjawia sic ksiadz dzie-
kan Faber pred nami i zakrzy-
knaf: Och verbiete euch in der
Kirche zu singen) zakazuje wan
W ko5ciele spiewac. A ma nasze
przedstawienia, re przeciez on sam
ma to zezwolif, odpowiedziaf, re on
tylko pozwolif jak wszyscy ludzie
wyjda kosciofa, i ME da sobie mic
wyperswadowac, jezeli ME usfu-
chaja, to ich koscio}a wypedzi.
Jeden z Niemc6w katolikow,k ,kto-
ry stat przy ks. dziekanie zaryknat
brutalnym gtosem: (schemt euch
Pollen ihr habit euren Priester zu
gehorchen) wstydzcie sic Polacy,
macie swego ksiedza siuchac.
Spotka mas pewno "a to kara, re
sic garniemy do koscioia chcemy
Boga ojczystym jezyku chwalic.
Tego nam sic kaza wstydzic. Po-
czem wszyscy obecni wyszli wiel-
kiem oburzeniem koscio}a, gdzie
tez ME jedno przykre sfowo pa
dio ma ks. dziekana "a taxi poste-
pek jego. nawet ludzie W tenn O.
burzeniu m6wili, re wcale do kos
ciofa ME beda chodzili, kiedy ich
gwaitem kosciota wyganiaja.
Ably takze ks. dziekan m6gt ma
sze oburzenie zrozumieo, odezwat
sic jeden pan6w do ludzi W jezy-
ku niemieckim: (hert, hert
Leute elm katholischer Geistlicher
verbietet uns den Gott in der
Kirche zu loben) sluchajcie ludzie
ksiadz katolicki zakazuje nam Pa
ma Boga W koSciele chwalic.
Tax szanowni rodacy "a to, Re
chcemy sig W ko5ciele po polsku
modlic, to mas ko5ciola wyganiaja'
naduzywaja ksieza germanizato-
rzy swej wladzy W kosciele, aby
sic wiadzom cywilnym przypodo-
bac. st. Il.
lyle correspondent Charlotten-
burga, gdzie Polacy majs preten-
sye do modlenia sig W koscieEe po
polsku, chociaz ME przyczynili sic
W niczem do postawienia tego kos
ciola. Nalezy spodziewac sig, re
W Ameryce ME grozi Polakom wy
narodowienie przez Kosciof tam,
gdzie rodacy nasi stawiaja domy
Boze "a wfasne pieniadze gdzie
ME brak polskiego d uchowienstWa,
stojacego ma stray naszych p o.
trzeb religijnych i narodowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-04

ner, a ministrem spraw zewnetrz-
nych zamianuje cesarz Podblel-
skiego.
Cesarz zaraz po odroczeniu sell
mu wyjechaf Berlina, rano zas
odbyi przeglad garnizonu stolicy'
F1L1poPoL, Ago M a a.
Wczoraj obchodzifa Bufgarya 25ta
rocznice powstania przeciw Turcyl.
W uroczysto5ciach brali udziaf, o.
pr6cz ksiecia Ferdynanda, mini
strowie i przedstawiciele duoho-
wienstws.
ODESSA, Ago M ia. =
Podczas bury ma Dnieprze, koto
Kaczmsr6wki utonaf statek, ma
kt6rym znsjdowa}o SIG okofo sto
matek z niemQwletami ma rekach.
Kobiety wracaiy cd doju kr6w'
Zaledwie kilka Mich ocalifo ay-
Gle.
PARYz, Ago M a a.
Francya popiera proiekt Rosyi, a.
zeby utatwio rzadowi chinskiemu
zaciagniecie pozyczki ma spfate od-
szkodowan, poniewaz W razie ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-04

moznosci zfozenia pieniedzy po.
szczeg6lne mocarstwa zajma chin
skie prowincye ma tax diugo, dopo-
ki ME otrzymaja nalezno5ci.
MANILA, Ago M ia, -
Zaprowadzono tutai Rad cywilny
przystapiono do zaprowadzenia
og6lnego rzadu na Gale Filipiny.
Komisya filipinska, nauczona do
swiadczeniem ma Kubie, ME ma
zamiaru urzadza6 powszechnego
gfosowania, lecz sama bedzie no
minowac urzednik6w. Spis ludno-
sci ma zlecenie komisyi zdrowia
wykazaf, re Manila posiada IA, 732
mieszkanc6w.
LoNDYN, Ago Maja.
Kr6l Edward przyjmowaf deputa-
eye katolikow, presbyteryanow i
ayd6w, skfadajace mu powinszowa-
MIA powodu jego wstapienia ma
tron. W odpowiedziach zaznaczyf
kr6l, re r6wna opieka otaczac be-
die W swojem panstwie wyznaw.
cow roznych religij.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 4 Maja.
W obu Izbach pracowano Gala sifa
parry. Senatorzy j pos}owie prsyj-
mowali bile, polecone i'm przez ko-
misye, ME znaiac czesto tresci ]
znaczenia tych blow. w koni-
syach panowai ruch goraczkowy
przy redagowaniu roanych popra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-04

week. Posiedzenia trwafy do l 60.
dziny W nooy jeszcze o tel porze
ME zaiatwiono wszystkich spraw'
Odroczono posiedzenie do Ponie-
dziaiku.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, 4 Maja. -
Wczoraj po pofudniu wybuchl W
sr6dmiesciu grozny pozar, kt6ry
dopiero wieczorem dostano pod
kontrole. Silny wiatr roznos1 iskry
ma wszystkie strony pfomienie O.
garniaiy setki dom6w. Spalifo sic
150 .,blok6w". straty wynosza Kill
kanascie milion6w dolarow. Hotele
St. James, Windsor, gmachy wy.
dawnictwa Times Union" kom-
panii Western Union Telegraph,
szpital sw. Eukasza, koscioty r6z-,
nyoh wyznah spalify sic doszcze-
tnie. Zarekwirowano woisko, wy
sadzano W powietrze dynamitem
cafe domy, azeby wstrzymac sza-
lony zywiot W pochodzie zniszcze-
MIA. Cd gorqczki zapalafy sic "a
budowania poza plecami stray po-
aarnej. znajdujqca sic ma skfadach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-04

nafta, olej, proch i naboje przyczy-
niaiy sic do powiekszania nieszcSe-
scia.
6 os6b zginefo W ptomieniach.
Ogieh powstat W drewnianym bu-
bynku fabryki American Fibre 90.
w przecieciu przypada ma kazdy
ze 130 ,,blok6w" po 10 mieszkah,
leoz W sr6dmiesciu stall jeden
gmach obok drugiego.
AUSTIN, Tex, 4 Maia. - Po
wyjsciu New Orleans przebiega}
pociag prezydenta Mckinley pola
ryzowe Louisiany, nastepnie pola
naftowe, a potem plantacye bawef-
ny stanu Texas. Pred przybyciem
do Austin widziat prezydent liczne
stada bydla ma uczarnych pre-
ryach" oryginalnych ,,cowboy'ow"
ma swych mafych koniach. Ma kaz-
del stacyi witano goscia, cisnieto
sic, azeby podao mu reke, wyda-
wano okrzyki ma jego Geese. Tutaj,
W Austin, znalazio sic 10000 ludzi
obcych, dla kt6rych ME byto miej-
sea W hotelach. W pochodzie uli-
cznym bralo udziai Is kompanij
milicyi. Dopiero wieczorem wyje-
chat ztad prezydent W dalsza po-
dr6& do San Antonio, gdzie spedzi
czas cd rama do pofudnia.
= 10000 Wlochow emigruje "
tym miesiacu do Ameryki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-04
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, Ago Maia, 1901.


I'm wiecej kwestya polska uka-
zuje sic obecnie na porzadku dzien-
nym, TEN wiecej trudno5ci napo-
tyka ludnos6 polska przy zaspoka-
janiu swoich duchownych potrzeb,
zwiaszcza W szkole W kosciele.
Oto CO pisze Charlottenburga,
pod Berlinem, jeden z Polak6w do
poznanskiego ,Wielkopolanina";
Cd mniej wiecej szesciu lat
stara sic kolonia polska W Chariot
tenburgu polskie nabozenstwa W
tutejszym ko5ciele parafaInym, i
W tym celu zawiazaf sic komitet z
szesciu czlonk6w polskich towa-
rzystw W Charlottenburgu istnieja-
cych, a jest ich trzy.
Ma wszelkie proSby przedsta-
vienna u wfadzy duchownei para
falnej, jako tez i wyzszej dostali-
smy zawsze odmoWna odpowiedz;
10 pierwsze, re ME ma polskich
ksiezy, po drugie, re my tutaj W
centrum Niemiec many sic nsu-
eye 20 niemiecku, i ME robic
wIadzy duchownei zsdnych trudno-
sci.
Ma nasze energiczne przedsta-
vienna, re tutai ma miejscu istnieje
arostolska sekta, kt6ra bardzo agi-
Iaje pomiedzy Polakami, .iodpowie-
dial nam ksiadz dziekan Faber, re
many tam isc ma to apostolskie
n,bozenstwo i przekonac sic, czy
oni co polsku odprawiajq, przy-
niesc mu pewne dowody, to on, to
jest ksiadz dziekan uzna czy W ko-
Sciele katolickim take polskie na-
bozeGstwa ola Polak6w beda po-
trzebne (podtug urzedowej staty-
styki, jak nam sam ks. dziekan po-
wiedziaf, re W Charlottenburgu
osm tysiecy Polak6w, pewno5cia
Szwarc6w, Weis6w Szmyt6w "a
PoIak6w ME iczyli many ich tn
take duzo).
Nareszcie przysiaia wiadza du-
chowna ksiedza szlazaka W osobie
Scholtysska (moze sig nazywa
Soltysek), kt6ry iednakowoz zapie-
ra sic, re jest Polakiem, i bedac
raz na zebraniu tow. Kat. Rob.
Polskich ,,Braterstwo" dal nam sic
we znaki, re ME many marzyc o
tenn, re jeste5my Polakami, bo je-
stesmy tylko katolikami po polsku
m6wiacymi, on take jest Mem
Gem, tylko mifoSci do Kosciofa
nauczyf sic po polsku movie, i on
Ito jest ks. Scholtyssek) ami pi6r-
kiem ME ruszy W sprawie polsko-
sci. Dostaf ks. dobrodziei ma swe
wywody nalezyta odpoWiedz.
W Poniedziafek Wielkanocny
pred nabozenstWem udaie sic je-
.zcze raz komisva do ks. dziekana
Fabera pro5ba, ably chociaz ma
ostatniej Mszy 5wietei zezwolif
spiewac polskie pie5ni, jednakowoz
AMI ma to ME chciaf zezwolic. Po
dfugich naleganiach re strony ko-
misyi pozwolif ma ostatku, re pc
Mszy swietei mozemy sobie zaspie-
wac, ale tylko skoro ludzie wyjda
koScioia, na cosmy sic ostatecznie
Egodzili / za5piewaliSmy nWeso(y
nam dzien dis nastaf" poniewaz
iuz wieksza czes6 ludzi wyszia z
kosciofa, a Polacy sfyszac polski
spiew powr6cili do ko5ciofa i spie-
wall do konca, i byto og6lne zado.
wolenie, spiew sic dosyc udaf, po-
nimo, il many tn ludzi rozmai-
!ych paraij naszej ojczyzny, a
Riadomo kazdemu, re W kazdej
parafi cokolwiek odmiennie spie-
Waja.
Take bedac tel dobrej mysli, re
nam juz raz ks. dziekan pozwolit,
Eebrali5my .sie take W Niedziele
przewodnis icznie i zaintonowali-
INV Obrvstus zmartyychvstsn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-04
Kronika MiejScoWa.
WyrOdny syn.

| S-S ~
Konduktor Wilbur F. Cobb, ,zam.
pm. 81 Ayers ave., pracujacy przy
kolei Wabash, zosta} wczoraj vie.
czorem odwieziony do swego mie-
szkania, niebezpiecznie obity. Bye
moze, ae W skutek tego umrze.
Wfasny syn jego, II letni Charles
podobny mu nicpon, 18 letni Her.
bert Conkling, zam. pm. 1880 W.
Lake str, Cobba powaHli ma zie.
mie i obii do nieprzytomnosoi,
kiedy ten robi} i'm ma Hamlin ave.
W. Lake str. wym6wki "a brutal
ne ich zachowanie sic. Obydwu
m}odych ludzi aresztowano.
Nieszczeseie przy rosbieraniu
domu
Dom pm. 139-143 Lincoln Park
ave., nalezacy do F. 81. Winstona,
niaf by6 rozebrany. a ma jego
miejscu nowy wybudowany. Wczo.
raj rano pracowaio przy rozbiera-
niu domu Is robotnik6w; 8 mich
pracowaio ma 8 pietrze, gdy okoio
9 godziny nagle zawaliia sic jedna
6ciana j ozeso daohu, robotnicy
8 pietra spadl ma dol, zssypani
gruzami. Kiedy ich wydobyto, O.
kazaio sic, ae szesoiu byfo pokale-
czonych, jeden nioh cie3ko:
Smiertelnie prawdopodobnie polka
leczony zostai Michaelo Pinats. .16o
Polk str, a nadto pokaleczeni zo-
stall: Dominica Pinate, $50 Polk
str, Joseph DeWitte, 208 N. Green
str; Michaelo Antonio, d Milton
ave., Pietro Redis, 45 Milton ave. l
Luigi Quartino. q wyjatkiem tego
ostatniego, lekko tylko skaleczone-
go, wszystkich innych zawieziono
do szpitala B. Ale1yan6w.
Oszust rosyjski.
Policya aresztowafa wczoraj A
lexandra Jakulewa, ,Rosyanina, ,zam.
pm. 500 W. IL str. Cziowiek ten.
opowiadajac, ae jest dziedzicem
majatku wynoszacego diva miliony
dolar6w / fafszujac listy j telegro-
my do siebie samego, umiat ze
zdumiewajacym sprytem przez ca
}ych 5 miesiecy nietylko "a darmo
mieszkae wiktowac sic, ale takze
got6wke wyfudzac cd r6znych o.
sob. Niejakiego ]. Kaplana,k ,kt6ry
ma skiad pm. S7S CLARK str, oszu-
ka} ma $91. Jakulew ma Lat %.
Grand jury.
Kwietniowa grand jury pokoh.
czyfa swe prace wczorai Pre-.
prowadzifa sledztwo " 1913 spra.
wach, wniosia 289 oskarzsn, SO
spraw umorzyfa q 5 przekazafa
swej nastepczyni'
Najwaaniejszem przez mia pre-
prowadzonem sledztwem byto
sledztwo W sprawie gospodarh "
szpitalu powiatowym. Grand jury
W SVEN obszernem sprawozdaniu
oswiadcza, il aupeinie nieuspra-
wiediwione 80 skargi na zla gospo-
darke, niedbalstwo. lub z}e obcho.
dzenie sic paoyentami Nato-
miast niekt6re sprawy tam wyma-
gaia reformy pilnej baczznosci ze
strony rady powiatowei, tycsy sig
to szczeg6lnis Eakupna sywnosci j
materyaf6w, jakotez zaprowadze-
mia pewnyoh ulepszeh. Przyrzady
do ogrzewanis So niedostateczne,
wentylacya W salach wadliws. Do
zorczyn jest "a maio; to. kt6re So,
pe5nia sumiennie obowiazki, ale
zbyt obarczone So praca. Nato.
miast lekarzy jest "a wielu, okresle-
ME ich obowiazk6w "a maio scisfe.
Urzedzenia W salach operacyjnych
SO znakomite.
Aresztowani wczoraj mfodzi
Jan Rosmarowski Felix Semmer-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-04

= 10000 Wlochow emigruje "
tym miesjacu do Ameryki.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-10
Letter to William Higgins,
st. LohnsburY. VI.


Dear Sir: Is a gallon of paint gallon
OF paint, or half-a-gallon? Sometime,
one. sometimes the other. E. P. LYNCH
and his predecessor Delhi, N. Y, sold =
well-known Mixed Paint for twenty
years-lt's a good paint, as mixed
| paints CO.
N. Avery owns two houses exactly
alike there. He painted one four years
ago with this Mixed Paint-took twelve
gallons. Last spring he painted the
other house with Devoe; bought IL
gallons and had six gallons left. Same
painter: George Gilbert. Same result
so far as looks go.
But the point of this tale is: LIST. That
paint is dear or cheap according to
what it is; no matter about the price.
End, That gallon OF one kind of paint
can contain twice as much paint as a
gallon of another kind OF paint.
Devoe goes twice as far as Mixed Paint
two to one-but that isn't all. This
story, however, skips the rest-how il
wears is the rest.
Another, same town-Ferguson E,
Ihompsons store was painted some
years ago with this same Mixed Paint
81 gallons. Reprinted last spring with
Devoe. Mr.. Lynch said i6 gallons
would be enough. They have 8 gallons
left. Yours truly,
F. W. DEvoE & Co.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-10

SMALL TENEMENT to rent. ENQUIRE G
William ID. Ward. II Spring street.
WANTED. AN UPHoLsTERER. B. D
Hartshorn.
HAY FOR SALE. W. B. Hartman.
WILL GREELEY of Gaskill keeps AYR
shire bull and white Chester boar, aise
has choice grade Ayrshire bull calves t.
sell.
The BROOKS TYLER Dry Goods Co
are showing an elegant line of men:
spring suits. All prices from $3.50 to
$500.
DREssMAKING for ladies and children
VIII go out or take work at home, Ref
erence if desired. Miss A. Wheeler,
z Spring street, side door.
FIRST CLASS STEMwAY PIANO. SQUARE.
tor sale cheap. Inquire at % Main.
LOST, in or near Pythian Hall last Fri
day night a silver Yale hat pin. Finder
please return to 81 Main St.
WANTED-To rent, not over a mile
IRON village, small house with garden.
Send postal to Art Store, Eastern Avenue.
NOVELS OLD AND NEW can be exchanged
at the new Art Store, Eastern Avenue.
Cook AND LAUNDREss wanted at
Brightlook Hospital. Apply at once.
BALED HAY Apples and potatoes for
sale. c. T. Brigham.
For SALE. A few tous choice hav.
Wilbur Nelson, Barnet, Vt.
FOR SALE. The subscriber offers for
sale So his residence on Spring street. John
7. Richie.
TENEMENT TO RENT. Mrs. Gaffenev,
10 Water street.
Oil PAINTINGS and etchings etc, cleaned
and made like new, also portraits re-.
pared and crayons changed into colors
at the new Art Store, 81 Eastern avenue.
LESSONS GIVEN in oil, water color
pastel and crayon at the new Art Store
Terms 800 an hour. 81 Eastern avenue.
MRS. ABBIE M. MCNEIL has lust re.
ceived the latest fabrics and STYLES in
Ladies Custom Tailoring, direct from
New York and Paris. Please order he.
lore the busy season or drop me a postal
TO CALL 10 Summer St., St. Johnsbury.
10 RENT. The Emily H. Cheney house
on Portland street, Summervilie. An
eight room house in good repair with
0arn, garden and large lot. ENQUIRE at
Passumpsic Savings Bank.
WANTED.-Tenement of six or seven
rooms Inquire at this office.
GOOD FARM so acres for sale. En-.
auire OF f. M. Joyce, st. Johnsbury Cen
FOR SALE OR RENT. Small farm "a
acres new buildings. Blacksmith shop
ana tools at West Barnet. For parti- |
S CT write or inquire. E. X. Somers
"a Main street, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-10


Guy Il. Abbott is a prominent candi
date for second base on the Dartmouth
base ball team, position which he ha,
held for the past two years. College
men say that in all probability Mr.
Abbott will captain the team next year.
Charles Newell, St. ]. A., '99, Dart.
mouth o3 has been spending few days
in town.
The many friends of Mrs. John F,
Puffer will be deeply panied to learn of
her critical illness of acute peritonitis
and hope for her ultimate recovery.
Among the prominent Masons who
attended the inspection and banquet of
Palestine Commandery last evening
were Hon. Kittridge Haskins of Brat
tleboro, and George F. Flanders and DR..
0. W. Daley of White River Junction.
{. c. Bingham went to Rutland last
week to attend meeting OF the State
Board OF Pharmacy. Sixteen candi.
dates were examined and nine received
diplomas to practice pharmacy. The
only one from this section who passed
The examinations was Charles A. Currier
Of Barton.
George Bush, who resided in Summer
nile several years ago and is well remem-
'ered here, has just secured a verdict in
he New Hampshire supreme court for
INJURIES received in a street car accident
Manchester, May 4, 1900. The Jury
warded him $3,79167. Mr.. Bush is
till on crutches and has permanent iniu-
es that will always trouble him.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-10
Y. Nj. 6. A. Notes.

The mems meeting Sunday afternoon
was attended by about 165 gentlemen
and ladies. This is by far the largest at.
tendance Of the season. The speaker
was John Flanders, a switchman of Con-
cord, N. a., who is known among his
companions as Happy Jack" Mr..
Flanders talk was based on his own
experiences. 1t was in reality a tempe
renee lecture and was very interesting
In the course OF his remarks the speaker
paid high tribute to the work of the rail.
road branch of the Y. M. c. A. Mr..
Flanders work is not confined to the as
ISOLATION but in the church and Saliva.
ton Army as we'll he has the reputation
OF being an enthusiastic and successful
worker.
The regular gymnasium work in class
es closed last week, but several members
are to continue special training. Friday
evening Charles W. Ruiter gave a supper
to the business mems class at S. D. At.
woods.
On next Sunday afternoon Arthur F.
Stone will speak at the mems meeting on
Lessons from the life of Peter Coopern
The following Sunday Prof. D. Y. Com.
stock will address the meeting on the
subject, Nothing Succeeds like Success"
Repairs on the building were begun
yesterday and the first Improvement Will
pe the putting of stained glass in the
basement windows.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-10

The Green Mountain Grange will give
a dance and sugar party at their hal
Friday evening.
Miss Lizzie Beane went to Brightlook
Hospital last week for treatment.
The ladies of the UniversaIist society
will hold their sewing circle with Mrs.
Allen Friday afternoon.
Miss Anna Roberts returned last Sat-
urday to her school in Antrim, N. H.
Mrs. Brockway still remains in a very
critical condition.
There was good attendance at the
Easter concert given at the Methodist
church Sunday. Especially good were
the exercises by the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gognon of St. |
Johnsbury spent Sunday with his parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F, Gognon.
Mrs. Mary Whitney is quite i'll.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-10
A Washout at Falrlee,

A washout near the water house at
Fairiee mountain was discovered by the
night Waterman last Wednesday night,
the emergency brakes being applied Just
IN time to prevent train running into
the washout. The night mail south was
held and the train north returned to the
station, arriving here at $50 instead O.
$50 On this train were Joseph P. Fair
banks, Edwin c. Lewis and A. L. Bailey
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Annual Easter Sale

The ladies of st. Andrews church ar
arranging for their annual Easter supper
and sale which will be held at Pythian
hah Thursday afternoon and evening
April Is. Aside from the usual features
of this sale will be added the rather novel
one OF country store" at which it is
expected nearly everything that is usually
on sale at these stores will be found
There will also be homemade CANDY
table
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The Regiment Coming Home.

The transport Gerome with the 26tb
Regiment on board was due to arrive
at San Francisco yesterday. 1t was
thought however, that the ship might
not arrive on time. On arriving at San
Francisco the regiment will 90 to the
Fresid'o' where it will go into camp,
Later on a vote of the soldiers will be
taken to determine whether a majority
would prefer to be mustered out at San
FRANCISCO, or sent to New England to be
gwen their discharge. We wish our bows
a safe and speedy return.
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East st. JohnsburY.

Harley Richard of Bellows Falls, is Wis.
iting his parents in this place.
Edith Rudd has been engaged to teach
the spring term of school in Kirby.
Harry May closed a successful term of
singing school last week. Tuesday even
ing the school, assisted by the West Con.
cord school, gave a fine concert which
was much enjoyed by those present.
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A Great Success.

The first term of the school of music
closes today and St. Johnsbury may well
be proud of the success ofthe new school
The number of pupils from the beginning
has far exceeded the most sanguine ex-
pectations. The success of the school
and the steadily increasing numbers call
for enlarged quarters and to meet the
demand another large room has recently
been engaged and will be put in readi-
ness for use at the opening of the next
term. During the past week the several
grades have been undergoing examina-
lions and have showed marked i'm
provements and it is the aim of the in
structors to make this a feature of the
school that will bring it up to very
high standard. The semi.monthly re-
cltals by the pupils have been much en- |
joyed and have proven most helpfuI
More than forty OF the pupils have taken
part in these recitals. The public are in
vited to be present at any of the recitals,
which occur on alternate Mondays at S
p. m. AT the commencement of next
term lew classes In piano playing will
be arranged.
The next term commences April 18th
and closes June 22d, and for the con-
Venlence OF many who have made appli-
cation there will be a short summer
term OF six weeks beginning July LIST.
The gentlemen who originated and
carried out the plan of giving St. Johns.
bury school of music, deserve great
credit and the fact that it has proven so
already will give pleasure to
all who are interested in the general wei.
are OF the town, for such institutions as
these are potent factors in the life of a
community like this.
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Grained wood should be washed with
cold tea, small surface only at time,
and rubbed well with a flannel cloth be.
fore it becomes dry.
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Nathan K. Tracy of Newport filed
petition in bankruptcy Monday with
liabilities OF $5,075.50. Assets, an in.
surance policy valued at $25.
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WANTED. FOR SALE. ETC.

Small advertisements will be inserted in
r TINS column in reading matter type at the
rae rae OF two cents word for the first inser-
tion and one cent word for subsequent in.
sertions. Cash must accompany the order. I
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Deaths.

At East Cabot April l. Charles Williams
OF Feacham, aged 33 years,
At Danville. Apr. g. John Spencer Triton,
aged 81 years,
At Greensboro, April 6, W, A. Stone, aged
81 years.
At Lyndonville, April 2, Mrs. Amanda
Fisher, aged &c years
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Births.

At Danville. April /, daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. A. e. Currier.
At West Danvil1e, April 5, a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Armstrong.
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Marriages..

At st. Johnsbury April 8, by Rev. M. c.
henderson. Henry Smith of Newport and
Minnie 3. Houghton of Cabot.
-, At South Ryegate. April 3, by Rev. w. S.
M. Pope.
At Danville April T., by Rev. S. G. Lewis
of Danville.
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WEATHER RECORD.

ending April s. 1901 WI the Week
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SIN! SMALL TENEMENT to rent. Enquire of
William Fl. Ward, II Spring street.
WANTED. AN UPHoLsTERER. B. D.