St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-01-07

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OF Tue Noiis l'oi'l' LII Ii 4.ad.d h,.
me service "u'cu was wei a as;S. Sy
ldi * e'e'e VI Ie'a'iN's anu , RI,
anu Ei"Ho'o"9 -. -" ~ Do,,,iI,
pu' iai as III 1'e
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narIcW nome put Vefy su,, = herc
Who wins that pillow of no sorrow dreameth
No whrling echoes jar his sealed ear,
ne tideo hanq eS very Cul t ts viii
The great world may revoive in clash ano
riot, ,.... 49,,
b ,ts i''u summons 'N'r
The vioiets bloom above the tranquil sleeper
The morning dews fall gently on the grass
t,c does NOT care t1,e wing wears to number
The narrow h, use contents its silent guest
The land whereof no mortal Ips can a ie
Our fancy loves on heavens bright hills to
God shuts shut. the door. no angel lips uncloses,
They who CHRIST raised no worn o' s''u"N''
only the Cross speaks where ourdust reposes,
"S' INN
AR: Motse was Vi d n'o" a.Iad i' ~ t,on,o
"a r+;ands Hc vas nuiet student OF
nature familiar with her secrets, interest
ed in flowers and music and withal a
cons ant reader. Possessed Of a kindly
disposition and considerate of Others, it
was natural that his iondness for young
neonle should meet with a hearty res
nonse. Mr.. Morse retained all his facul-
ties to n remarkable degree until a short
time before his death, and in his long
life notably illustrated those qualities of
sterling worth, by which the former gen
eratons laid broad and deep the tounda.
tons OF present prosperity. Our Chef
Magistrate does wen TO relhlnu Us tuaI
the true greatness oi our eounI.S d lLst
not upon tue Wealth o't N'o" '"~
''N'e' u ~ N'''A-ilo'
d;r,,or viii, he served at the Conpre.
-, ,rn.,..1on IT,. +ho ,,,o.,
Ha'ion'' O"N'e"' ""' '0'''
oers OF the cuu'cu anu eons''6"''on' '"i'
mediately after which the annual Dust
ness meeting of the society will be held.
.4., o,o,aol, +bore u,;l1 he tbs animal
-.
roil-caiI ana reports OF t"e o'iie'eiil Vi
CARNATIONS connected with the church.
The morning service at the Methodist
church last Sunday was a very impress
siye one. Communion was observed
eight were baptIzed II were received by
the church on probation, one into iull
membership, and three by letter. The
annual business meeting and roll'call OF
the church VIII be htId lhufsday, ana
qinheF VIII DC serVeu III tne cnuieh par
us
Miss henneson mas Deen IN west bu!N '
ior the past week 10 a't U, tiG Weu0'p5
Vi MIS- ~" y al ''~N ''''>
Miss kenneson ol1ers any nat Ill Stocf
during the month OF January at or DeloN
COST
Philips Academy students Wi! hoIo
promenade concert frluay evening Jan
49, proceeds to DC USED Tor the gym
nas'um'
Accidents and smashups are re III ou
land. NO greater acciGeh' or smaShnl
G Si n9p'lu ~ &. u'o" ~, rN"i al ops.
'Va1.!lou So" '' NV, Az, ,,'o''' Wv g'
touut{ n''llpsi VI 'iI Co'''n', 'sI " ! IL
mo to he held AT St. Inhesburv mex
Wednesday afternoon. He asks tina
cvcrv town NAV he well renrcsen,cd !
that meeting by men opposed to III
Omen saloon Let rs resnond,
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Kinney Of Craft,
b,rv were the on,s,s of MIR and Mr.
Iohn Whtcher last week.
Ernest Hartshorn went ia Bosto
Tuesday for short stay,
The remains RI D,rfnrtb Hov;l.,1
Croveton n II were hrorobt here f.
;,,+errer,t Tues }ay
Mrs " q Strat4on had Tho m;sfo
t,,nc f. ininre her foot Gu;fe scverc
while closing a folding bed. and is unab
TO step Oh it as vet.
Mr. aud ure Arthur Heath ~ {
tobn.bary Son, Nan Vaaris ta,,,, ~
Accommodated bv Mr.. and Mrs. w
Heath, went to Cabot for visit.
Miss Emily Eaton. who has been i'll 8
long, is much worse.
Mrs. George Gle is attending the 4;
trict meeting of the \. Z. O. p. at S
Johnsbury.
Calvin Eastman. who is emnloved
the Fairbanks lumber ward at st. Johr
bury, is at the home OF his father, CharI
Eastman, very painfully i'll with rhe
matte fever.