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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-14
Gr0fnuug Der bemufratii6cn Gamz
hague in Soma.

0entipn, s}u., 13. Sept. - Die
OemofrutiI6e Stdats Gumpugne lit
bier qeItern our6 cine Ma7enperz
fammlung er0ffnet norOen, in peIaer
Der oemotratiI6e 8ouDerneurssGdns
Diout oerrD 9. SuQiban bic 6aupta
rsoe 6ielt unb iein politiI4e5 8laus
benS6efenntniB oarlegte. Die 3abe
Sulipan'S 6eitGftigte iih fait ousz
f6IieBG6 nit Der SarifgeiaBge6ung
uno Der Sruitfrage. Der ReOner
nannte ben 5urif Der Ser. Stauten
Elm egoiitiI8es UIa8perf, nel6s8 bic
Sntereiien Der 5armerbeO0lterung uno
Der inouitrieQen 8laiIen auf ods
S6perIte 54doige. 2lue 3arifgeieBe
Iouten itrift auf elmer 8eDenue = 8oiis
entporfen tDerDen un0 nur fir 70 Diel
Gtaats Ginna6mer iorgen, als Der
Staat Bel fporiamer 9ermaItung ges
brdu6t.
Der Reoner fritifirte ou6 in
ffdrfiter 02iIe bic Q8G6rung5poIttif
Der Repu6litaner, Die oieiel6e iih ieBt
in Der 5olplerz unO 2tlOrih 8iG
pioerIpiegelt, unO panote ii4 oann
Der p6iljpPinen qOlitit Der &egies
runQ 3u, inoem er Oarlegte, baB na8
Der 2lniidt jeoes guten 9emotraten
bic 8eD0lfsrung oe8 P6ilippiren52trz
6ipel5 i'm Stanoe iei, iid iet6it gu re-
aieren. GouDerneur Grimmin8 nuroe
BON Dem 3eoner pegen Ieinss 2l6fallei
bon ieiner 6i86erigen 5ariFpOlitit BIT.
ter Qetaoelt.
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SnanTrebler in 6aft.

4ugufta, Me.. 13. Sept. - Wez
gen rIdIi6tsIoien Q6I6ieBens bon
6irI6sn unb 3eb6u6nern pd6ren0 Der
@aon5sit, 2tnIsgens Don 6euern uuf
DalOlono o6ne lioanttirte Sii6rer unb
lle6erna6me oes 6ii6rergeIdGftes Obne
2icen3 iin0 pieIe on6aber Don Deer
gonOsGomps in Der 9eabzRiperzRs@
gion psr6aftet unb in i4lpere @slOz
1truFen genommen porben. Treberit
$. @6ite aus BroofIpn, R.zg., Elm
STUDENT Der 6arpurbzuniperIitGt, mar
Der ein3ige WilOfreOIer Don auBer6at6
bes Stuates unb bate cine @elbbuBe
BON $40 fir 2lnIsgung zines Camps
unb 2lnGegunQ BON 6euer auf 0iIoz
itanoz2dn6ereien o6ne licentiirten6iibz
folpie @rlegung zines Strides in Der
S6on3eit gu 3ublen. Die 8eIo6uBen
unb Soften 6eGisfen Ii6 auf ettpa $100.
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Suunel eingeftilr3t.

Vlll OUUItI u4u 0IUSl StAtP+S'
QtuBerOem iOQen 8ebn Bis 5p6lf
Qlrbeitsr DermiBt perOen.
9tttsbur4 Pa., 13. Sept. =
0ur6 einen ginitur3 i'm 8reentreez
3unnel Der nWabaib 8abn" na6e
8reentree ipdt geitern 2(6enO tpuroe
Elm Mann getOot, 3pei berleBt uno 10
hts II 9lrbeiter peroen permiBt. Die
enttommenen 2trbeiter glauben, baB
bic 9ermiBten unter Dem 6erd6gez
itiir5ten 6aufen Sdiefer, 8o6len unO
@eitein liegen, pel6er Den Gingung
be5 9unnels auf elmer 5trete pon 35
SUP peri6ittet bat, Die Gontrattos
rem bugegsn duBern Die lle6er3eugung,
baB iia ale 8ermibte in Si4erbeit
befinber uno 0uB nur Elm Mann um'3
Qe6en fam. @epiB6eit fam crit err
lorgt iperoen, iobolo Die @rbeiter,
pel6e idmmtli6 4u5ldnber un0 nur
aIs Rummern betonnt iin0, morgen
gum 4ppeq aufgerufen tperbsn.
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11niberiitGts= Sdlule fir &naben,
Gr. 1908. SntbeSral.S Str.

2Et- T~VOf NWIWC VIZ WITT
Der 20. aurfus bssiunt am e 4. grptembsr
Sidt am ooGtdnoioien ausosfatttt, 3aetss
S5uGs iir Rrabsu i'm ShOsH if tius 9OrbsrslS
tunesi6ult fir irqtro ein Golte. Ratdlooe tDsrs
ben ouf 8trlang,n ,uetianot Sor. 9tdrton nlro
ua6 Dem Is. September taqli4 DON 9 bis y ubr
BORN urS big llbr 4obm. in Der S&uIs isin.
(Stpt4, T&6-l
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cpfcr elmer sBmumitsGr Grplufiuu.

8ap Gitp, Mi6., 13. Sept. -
Sine 9pnamit Grploiion, Ipelde ii4
beute in einem 6radtnoggon in ben
garOs oerg gWi6igan Gentral6a6n" 5u
0sit Ban GitD ereignete, t0otete 3pei
Mdnner, DerleBte cine Qn3a6l anoere
unO ri6tete groBen SdaOen an 81
gent6um an.
Die @etOOteten IinO 3psi @si8ens
ffeuer, Iamsn5 Clarence .. Copper
uno GoD RouGer. Gonoutteur 5obn
Grocile, elmer Der 8erleBten, Miro
na6rifeinli6 Iter6en. Der 8og9On,
in nel6em 1i4 bic Grploiion ereignste,
ent6isIt cirta 1000 qfunO 9pnamit,
iopie eins groBe QuantitGt 8dtronen
fir See zO}etforOz8Uhien. Der 2lnz
praQ elmer RangirlotOmotiOe berurz
Ta6te bic GrplOIion.
Die @rploiion oemolirte an 20
6ra6tpaggon8, Oeren piele belaDen
paren, uno beI8dotgte an 800 9Guz
Ter in Der RQ6barI4aft.
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Der ,, &aius" "Ghrrfen iu Garbuns
bale.

5trantpn, 9a., 13. Sept. -
Der Mafia 94rden gu Gdrbon0ule
lit bereits geidpunoen. @Is U&O55az
gari unO Gonoir, bic ange6li4en
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Gatnlt s Bmrnett
hanprlsGhuLe

nne SdbuIe fur Stenpsrapbts une Sppswritins
unIb.rtrDff.us Sslsgtnbeit fdr iungs RdHn.r
unD Wdo6tn, bic cine ssi6dttiat ausbilouHg
srt,r Rlaft Dlni9tn. 8oritgii4s Gucilitattn sts
fabr.ut 2,6rtr, Hrastji6sr uEttrriat 3ass
ibul,u uuturi1ts S,bahrtr $1,000 pro
MOnat qbenbi4ulsn srcifnst ant q. September
unturi5tsgtbHbr 81 pro Dlouat. Girtuor
gratis eDrs9t Dor oO.r i6rcibt an 6 otou &
gurnttt Goltegt, Qr /, RorOsGburIts'
Strabt, 9altimrrt, Dto.
G. 3. 9etspbOn ST. 9auI 4063-9.
(4ueutS-l
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BALTIMORE LAW SCHOCL.

gsruarO G. 5teintr S:tlH. 9or.siuug.u bis
abtuos GirJqss WarplGnDsr RitqiisO Der
omtriauibeu afotjatiou iutiitiidsE 5buIeu.
6trbit41rmltn bt9innt am "a. Stpttmber 1903.
Wsssn Rataioq aorsiFrs QonarO Srpant,
6ttrstdr Rr. 1l2. OfzaeIinato ton, 5trnbs.
(Sr9tl, 5&5, ,l0lh
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UT. ct. Snlenhs 6pllce.

5tubi.n.aurius alaiFibsr, piFsHi6ai;Ii6tr uuO
taufmdnniiH,r untsrriGt; oriirolbsr uHtrri4t
in Der esutian 6prddt SeOiuounesn: sgoors
b,rsS pro 5sifor BON iiHf WOuottr SI15. Stus
Ditn beginner am 8 / tn 4 Q. osn /. September
1903. Ulau oorsiFrt:
Brnerr Spitpb. 9ir.ftor.
Station 9, Baltimore, Mo.
RatolOs ouF 9,rtons,u (5uni23, ,3Wt, S&s)
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OroBftnrr in Nninr.

96iIIips, 8, W}e., 13. Sept. -
0ur6 8ot:n erfd6rt man, OaB Die
6euers6runIt, pelGe sinen groBen
She'll Der OrtI9aft Guftts 3erit0rte,
einen S9aOen bon ungsfGbr 100000
ungeri9tet, Gem rur cine geringe
8erIi6erung gegenii6er ftebt. 3pei
6otels, pier aGgsmeine GeI6GFtsldz
ben, fiinf3ehn 8obn6duier uno gegen
slpan5ig fleinere 8ebduoe iino in
3au9 aufgegangen. 9us 6euer ents
Itano i'm 0aditubl oes pGoburn
6ouIe" pabrideinIid in 6olge zines
0efeftss am S4ornitein uno psrbreiz
tete ii6 perm0ge zines iturten @inoes
I6er Die gan5e 8eitIeite Der 6auptz
itruBe. 2lm i6periten iino 9reene &
8nmun betroFfen, peIde Elm 8aurenz
lager i'm Wertbe DON $4,000 perlo@
rem, ous nur i6pad perii9ert mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-14

cine rautubatte 2itt: unpcroaus
lbteit, SpsppNt. 9errUpiuHa Rolif Gboisrd
Morbus 6itber olut=GraHtbejtsu, 11rurubr,
@ri1btid Grant1cit 3tbtsitiOtH Sdutttlfebcr,
3trDeHpsb Hbtumatismus, 0tlbDiirs, e3ei9uu.ff.
G'sb,ubt, 5torbut, 5froi,a Wirmcr, GopiDtb,
Shniuo'uft Rrtbs uuo 99dbEiiHn Sis aGs crs
ib ,iu'n IHilTas uHbcocuisno un0 ibnfn 4u,n Q,bi
cin ortiittr &tutlnoreHq rorlHs ericult Durh uns
reiats 9tuf uu0 uHraaglmGbjq, 5bdtiafst Or Ssoer
uno Der &'t0auuna5 J1rg1Ht uuo He aat foHHcn
uu5sDiHgt urO uuiebibcr ourh ST EerRnro
Grduter= ifltu nsrbutet nerDtH, usHn
man bieies Mifrl bti Bitten tiHnimmt diir y
Gents bel sIpotbtt'ra iu babsn- CJoMi5r ;1&2Sl
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Margl6nOer Sflnle fir Sam6e.

9sr So aurius bsoiHH. ON l6. sspttmb.r.
So nF.fiiOusGoie s6uIs fir 1oubftumm.
uub 6Ol6e, pertu Gsb6r fir ben 9tiua Der 6ifsHts
Ii5en SbuIsn iu mangsIbait H. unt,rri6t i'm
ePrsatR uno 2ipSensi,n, iOuis @rammdr. .56uts
uHO oiaOtmil8s etuSitn esbr esiuHOs Sag.
9 fieune uHo unttrriat frei
fir GintDobutr T1aroIdHo's. Tlan ru,uos fi4 an
Gbos u. GIp. grinspQl. Gr@Tid Wo.
Caus8; ;5a3iGO-aua29l
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4flarnl0nSer ShuIe fir Blinaf

piro an H. septtmbtr 1903 er0fin,t Sin, saul.
fur Riuou, pcl6s 6lino Fno ootr Otr,u auqenIdt
10 maneelbait lit, oab fe Die 6'fsutli6su ShulsH
nidt btiu3tn foHnsH. BteSu rDeitUtr 4usfunif
psn0e man h3 on
q. .. WcrrifOn, SuperintrHbtnt.
(aua2, ,9&S, ,lUD Baltimore, Dlp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-14

- QtuF Der Renn6a6n gu 9IenOtqt
Bel GtDelauo, Obio, bat Der Srober
Sou 0iQon" cine Wleile in 20 Utiz
nuten 5uriidgelegt. .
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Baltimore cbiu= =@iicnbabns

VTtNCIIUH1= =NHHtIEH+
Se.5O-saIttmore mad, GumberIane uur gus
rficf Sonntaq, ben 20. September. Spez
jaljuq ptrlGBt ben GdmOcus9abpbof I llbr
9prmttaqs.
25-SaIttmpre mad, Sarpcr's 6errn unc
WGartinsburs une imriI6. Sonnta9.
Den 20. Stpt,mber. SpejialiuQ oeldBf ocn
GqmDen= =9abubof ll6f @ormittuqs.
sTO r Baltimore uuo 0epz0ort clftdgige Gg;ur=
oVEPs iiOu. Jabrtarten NIT II Il
bults grre6 tieung in ! biz
0elpbiu.
g9dibington II. Rcps9ort clitdQige Grtur=
non. j abrfur NIT VI II II L
BATS 8ert6 tiguue in . L
timore uno 9bituo elpb a. -
99tqtn boiler Nustuuft Dcnpe man ib an
cie 9juet=Agcnien. t25G-D
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{. Anapp's s9nfitut, ss9,i". ssa!n.i s.n! ar0

50. Ssubr's zRurius Gr6firuTs om W II q 9,
ben "A. September. auiulbm. H.utr Sbul,E -
Boarding" uuo 3aQe5zS3uler SaubtR Oas Sprss
den eelsbrk t249-55)
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Geabobb> Muiif~ unierbaturium

ERt Sernons place H. @barItszgfr.. Baltimore.
gorbereitunsss . spartement.
Tap GARRETT II Gpans. supsriHtenoeHtin,
Ir. 23 unS 25, Gt5SRt 9ernons Qlate.
Gr6ffnunq an L. Ottober fir BEN
unt,rriht gumelpun9sn im SSpt.mbtr Don 10
ubr 9ormittdqs big llbr 9lbmittags.
sds .9so6oop" bittet @Ortbeit, Die ss gum
arobeu NuffAStntrum oss SitDtns MAIDEN, unD
lp;ro pou feiu,m onosren Gonjcrol.orUm i'm 2lnbe
ub:rtrofftn.
fSdfultdt pou 40 curopdiiben upO umtritaniidcH
Ntiitsrn eiui6ljebl;t btr Qroftfortn garfportb,
coie, 9ro6p1p, BooDrin. otimtnoabl, soulttDn
6ut3sioH, Winetti, g9ab etc.
Qoretitbritttnir uu0 Glemsrtdr Inter: :bt Sr=
tSelt 5Srstt,Qen, Sivlom, uuo 9s6rer:6ertifitlte
unterri mem SIS bis $50 OdsS6als
id6r. i, na6 Dem Grab, uuo Oem llnt,rridts3ip:ge.
RlaFsus uno gripatsllutsrritt. Grei. 9'r9initi=
eun1tu fir 54iiler. GrtuIdrs gratis PER Ron
ptrjoHSt. t5eptll IIt 1&5l
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% T. Z "a.
i'ragt die ~hsSOrts. Die Gr lRHeT Gakalft HaE
s.3:Ia '5,if &1NHz1Sae
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Nuf Srafebl 9eitimmt.
GaitrO ilnnt anf einen Stries.
2tbienonng arpRcr Sruppenmniien
1lad) per Grense Der 3cpnbIif
Colombia.

Sin GOnflitt fir unpermeioli4 ge6ulz
ten = 9ene5uelu perpeigert Oas
8e3ablen ieines 2tntbeiIs an Den
9e6ii6ren Der 58ieOsri6ter. -
Die Ser, Stauten Regierung
fir Den 8roB gaitro's moraliId
DeronttportIi4 ertldrt. = 6einbz
li4e 8unDge6ungen gegen ben
fran3OiiTden Premier Comics in
Der 8retugne.
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9 a IS T q z Z a.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-12-09

For SALE. lot of wood and coal
stoves at Hartshorn's, "a Eastern
Avenue.
To RENT. The up-to date fiat in the
Roosevelt" at No. 81 Cliff St. will be
rented to small desirable family. Six
rooms, store room, pantry, bath and
laundry. All modern improvements, in.
Guiding hot water heat, open fire, electric
lights, speaking tubes, set tubs in laun-
dry, etc. Warm and convenient. Chas.
S. Hastings, over post office.
FURNISHED ROOMS to rent. DR.. w. 7.
Aldrich, 8 Cherry street.
FURNITURE, both new and second hand
Eastern Avenue.
WANTED-Faithful person to call on
retail trade and agents for manufacture
ing house having well established bust
ness; local territory; straight salary 500
paid weekly and expense money ad-
vapced; previous experience unnecessary;
position permanent; business successful
Enclose self addressed envelope. Super
intendent Travellers, COS Monon Bldg,
Chicago.
NURsE-Mrs. c. ]. Heon. IL Passump-
sic street, st. Johnsbury, Vt.
For sALE-Small second hand parlor
or chamber stove for wood. Inquire at
this office.
WANTED-A young man as apprentice
in drug store, Address x. CALIFORNIAN
Office.
For SALE. One second hand Boynton
furnace. c. c. Bingham.
PIANO FOR SALE OR TO RENT-A fairly
good second hand square piano, will be
sold cheap, or rented at $1.25 per month
to responsible parties. Charles S.
Hastings. Over Post Office.
ENGRAVED CARDS, stylish and at a
reasonable price at the CALIFORNIAN
office. Ask to see samples.
To RENT-One half of double house.
Inquire of ]. Guild, 9 Belvidere.
EDGAR F. ELLIOTT, Magnetic Healer,
ID st. John st.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-12-09
WANTED. FOR SALE, ETC.
To "eNr. 4 Charles street.


Pho Mount board, new shades, cut
to any size at the CALIFORNIAN office.
If IT IS CREAM SEPARATIONS you need
new or second hand, call on, write, or
telephone, D. c. Gage.
UPSTAIRS tenement to rent, for small
family. Nice and warm. Inquire at 16
Pearl street.
TENEMENT TO RENT, 7 Summer street.
WANTED. A reliable girl for general
homework. Apply to Mrs. F. E. Potts,
15 Webster street.
LOST. Sunday evening, Dec. 6, on the
walk from North church, west side, to
Mr.. Robinsons, "a Main street, valu-
able gold brooch. Whoever returns this
to "a Main street will be rewarded.
To RENT. If you are looking for the
warmest, pleasantest, most convenient
and desirable tenement in this village,
see description of the flat" in 1.-The
Roosevelt" at No. 81 Cliff street, in this
same column. Remember my motto:
Don't take my word for it, but investi-
gate" Very moderate rent Tor what you
will get. Chas. S. Hastings, over post
office.
For SALE. A good paying business
for sale on account Of the death of one of
the partners. CLARK & EATON, Brad
ford, Vt.
A LOT OF NICE winter apples for sale.
c. 7. Brigham, IA Mt. Pleasant street.
LOST. Sunday, Nov 20, on Main or
Summer streets, gold crescent pin set
with pearls. Finder please leave at this
Office.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-12-09

Tanning the Shrew, Act a, Scene /.
PET.-"Come, Kate, sit down; know
you have a stomach. Will you give
thanks, sweet Kate; or else shall /?
What's this ? mutton ?"
KATH 80 it seems, Petruchio; though
it meier saw a sheep"
PET.-"How so. dear Kate?"
KATH.-"'Tis Protose, dear; from F..
O. Clark, the 'Sanitariam Health Food
man; we'll initiating il taste and look,
the choler, anger breeding mutton; but
engendering only contentment and
peace"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-12-09
At SummerviIIe.

Mrs. Warren Powers spent Saturday
with John Powers at Lyndonville.
Leon r. Newton visited his parents
last week.
Miss Gladys Davis, who has been spend.
ing two weeks vacation with her par.
ents, left Saturday for Lunenburg to
resuLle her school duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Steele of Manches-
ter, N. H.. called on friends here last week.
G. P. Metcalf visited relatives at Bar
ton Landing last week.
Miss Maude Simpson has begun her
school in the Drew district, DanviIle.
Mrs. lanes Moore and Mrs. Fred
Lindsey of Barnet spent Friday with
Mrs. G. P. Metcalf.
Mrs. Della Whipple has moved into
George Young's tenement.
Miss Valeda Castonguay, daughter Of
John Castonguay, died at their home
last week Tuesday, after short illness.
The funeral was held from the church of
Notre Dame des VICTORIES, Friday. She
was Is years of age.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-12-09
Births.

At Brattleboro, Dec. 2, daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. E. H. Crane and granddaughter
to Mrs. Silas Mastin, formerly of st. Johns
bury.
At Danville Dec. 4, a son to Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Burbank.
At East Burke, Dec. 8, son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Merton Vance.
At South Ryegate. Dec. 2, daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Farquharson.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-12-09

both the choir and Sunday school and
will be much missed.
Ernest Nixon is visiting at his home in
Melbourne, P. 9.
George A. Miles has given up the insur-
ance business to travel for the Brunei
Higgins Shoe Company of Portland, Me.
He will have Vermont, New Hampshire
and northern New York for his field.
Gustavus E. Taft has entirely recover
ed from his recent illness and left yester-
day morning with his father for Prov.
idence, R. l., where be will visit his aunt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-12-09
Deaths.

At st. Johnsbury. Dec. 2, Mrs. Emma N.
Frost, aged 81 years.
At East st. Johnsbury, Dec. Z, George
Sticknev, aged 80 years.
AT Lyndon Dec. 6. Mrs. Mary A. Lincoln,
aged AZ years.
At Cabot, Dec. 6, infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albro Burnham, aged months,
At Lyndonville, Dec. A. Hiram Eastman,
aged 81 years.
At st. Johnsbury, Dec. 1, Vaeda CASTOR
quay, aged Is years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-12-09
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank the Kind neighbors and
friends for their kindness and sympa thy DUR
ing the sickness and death of our dear
brother Willis. Also the 1. o. O. F., the mail
clerks, the P. l.. d. S., the church and c. e.
society and all who sent such beautiful flow
ers.
J. S. Somers
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Witty,
Mrs. Euphemia Park,
A. L. Somers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-12-09
Village Caucus.

The meeting for the nomination of
Village Officers to be chosen at the an
nual meeting the first Wednesday in
January, January 9th, 1904 will be
held in the Town Hall on Friday evening,
Dec. IS, 1908, at 7.30 p. m.
CLINTON B. WEEKS,
Village Clerk.
st. Johnsbury, VT, Dec. 8, 1908.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-12-09
MARRIAGES..

At Passumpsic, Dec. 2. by Rev. c. D. R.
Meacham, Warren Wright and Mrs. Ruth ].
Wright, both of St. Johnsbury.
At st. Johnsbury, Dec. 2, by Rev. J. K.
Williams, Mark Abbott of Ryegate and
Miss Meroe Way.
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MedfOrd Items.

The public school opened last Monday with
Miss Bertha Witherow, of near laneyto"n,
rs teacher. We are glad to have her back
with the young people of this community
again, as we feel confident that her quaIIheS
as a school teacher are very good.
Sius are being filed this week by the
farmers of our vicinity.
f. II. Willet took out about halt OF his
potato crop about three weeks ago, and found
AT that time a good number Of them rotten,
and that they ruited To some extent after
having them out This week he took the
remaining ones out. and found that but very
few had decayed to any extent, also found
potatoes that had begun to decay. had dried
up. leaving the other part solid. tie stored
away these potatoes in the cellar and feels
confident that the rutting period Is over. by
his experiment he is of the opinion that It the
potatoes had not been taken out so early,
there would not have been such a loss.
People who have late cabbage should not
neglect II as worms are on them by the whole
sale The appearance OF so many butter
flies tell the fact
Farmers began 70 SOW wheat this week. but
some are waiting for = later and better season.
Miss Lillian Wampler returned home last
Saturday, after spending tew weeks m
Virginia and HagerstoEu, visiting relatives
aud friends.
Mrs. John Savior and Mrs Elizabeth Killer
both Of Westminster. Ms. Moll'e Ireberne
and daughter Of Baltimore, and DAVID Lepp
aud wife at MarSton, spent last Monday At
+ n Wi'let's.
Mr. l.pui>. Saylor, Of Westminster, Is visit
irs Amos Wamplsr. thus ucck.
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Personal Notes.

Mrs Matilda Darby, Of Laurel. Md, is Wis
Ting Mrs. Eliza Shreeye, this city.
Charles II. Baughman and wife, who spent
the summer in Westminster, have returned to
Baltimore.
Miss Nellie Albaugh has entered the Won,
ans College, Baltimore. and Jos. ID. Brooks.
Jr.. Maryland Agricultural College.
The many friends of Miss Lydia B. Slarner,
who was paralyzed last Saturday afternoon,
will be glad to learn that she Is improving.
Charles y. Croft, buyer for Hering's De.
partmemt Store, is in New York looking up
latest jViAs 10 dress goods and novelties.
Mrs. r. ~Eenuedy and children returned
from West Virginia las, Monday where they
spent the summer.
Miss Ruth Roelkey, Of Knoxville, Nd. is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Z. W. Doty,
Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr. Thomas A. Murray, wife, children aud
nurse. of Baltimore, who were at The West
minister for the past two months, returned Ia
Baltimore last Monday. Mr.. and Mrs Edgar
Thompson, returned 10 Baltimore Wednes
day, after spending three months at The same
place.
One Of the most attractive dehutantes OF
of this season will be Miss NJ. Louise X. Ref
snider, daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. John l..
Reifsnider, Of Westminster, aud niece OF Mrs.
Clymer Whyte, of Roland Park.
Miss Harriet Hoke. of Hanover, Pa, is a
guest Of Miss Irene Gemmell, this city.
Frederick Dielman, formerly of New Wind
sor. nephew of Louis Dielman, and presi.
dent of the National Academy of Design and
a member of the Art Commission of New
York city, was elected on Wednesday to the
professorship of drawing and descriptive ge
ometry in the College of the City of New orb
at special meeting of the trustees.
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Shirley liens.

Early seeding and emitting of corn are keep
ing our farmers busy.
The public school opened ON the l4th m
stant with good attendance.
Zion Christian Endeavor Society reorgaG
lied on the 18th instant by eiecting Grove }
Shipley president; Mrs. Aletha Polster vice
president; John l.. Wagner treasurer; Johu
NJ. Hook secretary; Miss Maud l.. Easton Ii
brarian; Miss Gertrude Hook orgamist, and
Miss Lulu Shipley assistant organist. The
society has about 40 members, and is supposed
TO meet every Sunday at p IN.
The following were guests ON the 18th in.
slant of Mr. aud Mrs. Grove j. Shipley: Grant
Miller and wife, of Unionviie, Frederick
county; Mrs. Johnnie Easton, of Winfield;
Harry Hughes, of Sykesvile; Grove Nee.
Shipley, of Finksburg; Messrs. +. ). Grimes
Urner c. Shipley, Elias G. SIMPLIFY, Reuben
Barnes, Mrs. Mary S. Hook, Perlie +. Grimes,
Miss Bessie S. Shipley, aud Master Vernon
Grimes of the neghborhood.
Corn with US, both field and sweet, is fair
crop considering the season. Apples are right
plentiful, but in many instances they are fall
ing rapidly. The wheat of our section this
year will average about Is bushels per acre.
The remains of Miss Nahma Schneider,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Schneider, OF
Baltimore. and granddaughter of Mr.. Frank
Schneider and wife, of Shipley, who was on a
two week S visit at her grandparents, and who
died on the 10th instant, was buried on the
18th instant in the German Lutheran GENE.
tery at near Smallwood. The child was two
years old and died of brain fever. The pail
bearers were George Hook, Urner Shipley,
Charles Magiu, Jr, and Byron Wagner Rev
p. II. Miller, of Grace Lutheran Church,
Westminster othciated.