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Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-17
Sioux City,

Tie National Starch Comparys
fabrik. som srangdes for nagra ar
sedan. och som med byggnader,
maskiner och tomter kostade
omk. ing $50, 900 dollars, har for
en- sumna al IL 900 dollars for
salts till Dahms & Sons Wrecking
Co. Byggnaderna komma ej att
nedrifvas utan i stallet inrattas till
SNARE faktorier.
Bestal!ningar af tafvelramar ut
foras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
Miss Julia Conway i Marvvil e,
Mo-. har stallt sin iorre Eastman,
Percy Hamilton Hess. hirStades
till ansvar for brutet aktenskaps
lofte och fordrar af honom 10, 900
dollars att lagga som plaster pa
de svidande hjertesaren. De unga
tn blefvo bekanta med hvatandra.
da Hess var soldat i Fort Sill,
Oklahoma. och brollopet hade
utsatts att hallas den ID november
1903. Men iva dagar fore den
utsatta tiden, da den otaligt van
ttnde mon hade allting klappadt
och kIart for brollopet, fck hon
EFT BRET fran Hess, hvilken atergai
henne friheten och pa Stamina
gang meddelade att han redan val
gift med en- hicka fran Texas.
Mr. O. E. Jacobson med FRY
afreser i dag till Chicago att Oliver
vara Diet nationella republikanska
konventet derstades, hvareftel
resan utstrackes till St. Louis fol-
bevistande af Svenskarnes dag pS
verldsutstallningen
Mr. 0. Skogerson reste forlider
l6rdag till Minneapolis for att
helsa pa dotter och mag.
Margaret Thompson. staderska
i RUTLAND hotell var j tredag:
f6riiden vecka utsatt for cit Of
v~erfall fran en- af hotellets ga
ster vid Mann H. T. Carrie, hvll
ken passade pa, medan hon val
ensam och h0ll pa att stada i ct,
rum. Men hon sat:e sig kraftig,
till mstvarn och kampade tilIs
hon var alldeles utmattad, di
hotellets virdinna, mrs Houghton,
pa henDes rop ON help kom till
stades. dervid Carrie sprang sir
vag utan att hafva uppnatt sir
afsigt. MISS Thompson hade d!
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-17

F. d. state auditor Ddnn al
Minnesota, uu republikansk gu
vern0rskandldat, tratfade hacom
dagen pa gatan i St Paul tillsam-
mans med c b. Cheney, en- po'
litisk skribent for en- tldning
Minneapolis. Cheney hade skrif.
Wit nigos ON Dunn. som denne ej
kunde smalta, och han b0rjade
dert0r bearbeta skribenten med
slit paraply. Cheney var afvelr
forsedd med Stamina vapen. och
en- ordentlig duell pa paraply
utkampades mellan de bada her,
rarne, tills folk kom och skilde
dem at. Inlet blod hot, men tva
hattar och iva paraplyer bletvo
grund iorderfvads.
En- ohygglig, ON den storsta
,ahet vittnande forbrytelse be-
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-17

mander Oda, u~ppfnnare af den
japanska sjominan.
Den g dennes forsokte en- ia
pansk styrka pa 10000 man att
kriugga rysrarrne vid Vofangou
IS mil ofvanfor Kin Chou. men
uoptacktes och drefvos till5aka.
Forlusterna arc 81 kanda.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-17

sedan mycket religios och brn,
kade jemte hustrun och dottern
regelbundet besoka fralsnings
armeens moten. Men da han
blef utan ar bete, foil reiigioaens
iackmaptel af honom, och han
brukade ti!legna sig de pengar
hustrun iortjenade genom tvatt
och svira upp dem i !at'sinniga
; qvinnors s~allskap. Han sitter
nu haktad.
Mr. Robert Buchanan eyer
LakePort township en- farm be-
lagen vid Missourifloden. Fem
ar sedan bestod farmen at Oliver
800 acres land, som var vardt
Is dollars pr acre, men ma har
tarmen reducerats till mindre an
100 acres. Resten har hoden
uppslukat, och derest forst0relsen
kommer att fortga som hittllls,
kommer Diet ej att droja LANCE,
torran Diet ej hnnss nasonting
qvar af hela farmen. Flera af
Buchandns grammar arc u;satta
for liknande forIuster, dock 81 sa
syart som han SHELF.
Mr. John Stevenson. hvilken
under de senaste fjorton aren in
nehaft saloonaffar harstades, af-
reste i l0rdags till Madelia, Minn.
der han kommer att borja en- llk-
nande affair. och dit hans familj
ocks8 inom kort afreser.
Mr. William Lerch, den vidt
kande saloonegaren och kapitali
stem, sick sig lordags vi, EN- at-
tonstund spatserande och Iikade
dervid plumsa ned i Perry Creek
under Pearl Street brysgan vid
w. 9TH street. Han tog sig der.
vid vatten Diver hutvudet och
skulle antagIigen hafva omkom
NIT, derest Ell en- person, SON
hort hans st0nandr och Diet pla-
skande han astadkom, pakaIlat
poliskonstapeln Testers help.
Lester sprang genast Ut vattne'
for att draga upp dea n0dslallde,
men rakade self fastna i dyn och
kom ej ur hSCken Han lycEade:
dock halla Lerchs hufvud Dive
vattnet tills ytterlisare help an
iande och halade dem begge p
Diet torra. Lerch, hvil- en- bI9dde
ymnigt fran EFT djupt sar aRsig-
tet, Vile ej uppgifva pa hvilke'
satt han kommit i vattnet. De-
minsta han nu kan CORA for 81,
raddare ar att gifva honom EN- ny
uniform SAINT free drinks, 50
LANCE han ar pa ''forcen'.
ON man far tro hvad en- nyli
gen hit anland 10 ar gammal ne
ger vid MANN Henry William:
b~erattar, existerar annu i vars
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-17

nastan fatt kladerna slitna al
kroppen, hvariemte hon val
kl6st pa halls och ansigte. Gre,
hvilksu for nagra ar sedan tjena-
de ut en- straffternin i Anamo,a
FOR inbrottsstold, arresterades
och sitter for narvarande ! coun-
tyhaktet.
Potatissu har val aldrig varit
sa dyr i Sioux City son M, da
den kostar $3.50 pr bushel. Al
forlidet AIRS skord hnnes ingenting
qvar, och derest Diet 81 s,utar ppP
att regina smart, anses Diet kon-
ma att blifva brist pa den cum
barliga rotfrukten. Annorlunda
var f0rhalIandet for 8 a 9 ar till
baka, da farmarne haromkring
ej ems brydde sig ON att taga
upp sin potatis, emedan de ej
lingo nog for den att betacka
kostnaderna for upptagpingen.
Den tIden var potatisen ej ward
mera an 10 cents pr bushei.
On nj will ha en- god kopp katie
elier CODA grocerier sd ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
En- tjuf gjorde i mandags vid
fullt dagsljus pahelsningar hair
ochder i husen pa vestsidan och
stall onkring 50 dollars i pengar,
men lat andra Wholesaler .vara i
fred. Stolderna anmaldes for
polisen, som nu ar pa jagt efier
t~jufven.
Far att m5jligtvis f6rekomms
de olyckor, som intraffa hvarje al
under 4-julifraudet genom o.
vardsamt handteraBde af lex
sakspisteier. har mayor Sears
ut'ardat en- proclamation, som
forbjuder forsaIjEiugen och an
vandningen at dessa d0dlisa va
pen. Som bekant intraffar de,
ofta att de sa~, som fororsakas
at ,orladdningen fran dessa pi,
stoler under Diet vansinniga skju,
tandet, hafva munlasa och OGDEN
till fold. Det Dir for att i0rebyg
ga delta som mayorn utiardat
sin Proclamation, och ofvertra-
dandet at densamma koInmer att
beifras och straffas.
TiOdyfga Lois Palmer ankla.
gade i mandags sin egen fadel
att hera CANCER under de sists
manaderna hafva valdtort sig pi
henne. Fliekans bekannelse af
ladies' infor polisen inom lykts
d6rrar. Hon undersoktes sedan
at lakare, hviiken afgaf EFT intyg
som b~ekraitar henues pastaende
Palmer och hans hustru anlande
hit jemte iva barn forliden no.
vember manad frau Anthem. Pal
msr a tills tor nagra vecko,
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-17
Fran KrigSkadepIaken.

under veckan eJ h3tt nagot sar-
deles at vigt eller intresse att
meddela. De iva stora ryska
och japanska hufvudhararne i
Manschuries man6vrera mot
hyarandra utan att inlata sig i
nagon afgorande drabbning. For
postfaktningar och strider mellan
mindre afdelningar forekomma
dock nsstan dagligen, men dessa
hafva ej nagon inyerkan pa kri-
gets utgaug.
Vid Siomatze stod den 7 den
mes en- strid, i hvilken japaneser
ma enligt ryska uppgilter forlora-
de 800 man. Dagen derpa stod
yid Stu Yen en- AMMAN strid, der
japaneserna f0rlorade 100 man i
doda och ryssarne 2 man d6da
o. I'll sarade. Den II togo japane
serna revauche vid Stun Gamde,
der de anfollos af en- rysG afdel-
ming, som blifvit sand att und-
satta Port Arthur. Efter en- kort
strid drogo sig japaneserna till
baka under latsad hykt och efter-
sattes at ryssarne. hvilka de derpa
anfSllo i flanken och tillfogade en-
forlust at 500 nan Ryssarne
maste i sin ordning draga sig
tillbaka eftersatta af japaneserna.
Intresset ar fortfarande huff
vudsakligen riktadt pa Port
Arthur, men hvad som forsiggar
der, har man e. sardeles val reda
pa, da ALA derifran ledande
telegraflsdningar blifvit forstorda
Hvad man vet derifran kommer
hufyudsakligen fran kinesiska
kallor, hvilka atminstone hittills
visat sig vara sardeles %tilltorlit-
liga.
Salunda ineddelas Diet att en-
hattig strid staff i torsdags endast
? mil utanfor stadens inre belfast.
ningar, h%varjemte den japanska
hottan bombarderat staden. hvil.
ken lidit mycket at iendens ED.
Deremot har man ytterst motsa
gande uppgitter ON den instang-
da ryska 1ottan. Somliga saga
att ALA de skadade fartygen med
undantag af iva slagskepp blifvit
reparerade och satta j krigsdug-
ligt skick, medan andra uppgifter
saga att ryssarne hafva endast 5
sjodugliga tartyg till slit forfo
gande. An heter Diet att en- del
at Port Arthurs fotta lyckats for.
n
an alter att Genna uppgift saknar
all erund. bet enda man med
sakerhet vet ar att japanerna for
sokt bemaktiga sig Port Arthur
men annu ej iyckats i delta fore
tag. Formodligen vantar japanske
befalhatvaren pa till:acklig for
starkning,innan han gar till storm
ming utefter hela LINEN. Ryssarne
soka under tiden att med sin
huivudstyrka draga sig nedat
halfon for att falla japaneserna i
ryggen, men hittills har deras
framatryckande skett mycket
langsamt och forsigtigt. Kuro-
patkin har nu kommit till full
komlig insigt pm att Diet ar mot
en- honom fullt vardig motstan
dare han dragit i falt och icke mo-
"sma gula apor", som de ryska
offcerarne sa foraktligt kallade
de rvska offcerarne sa foraktligt
iapaneeerna vid krigets forsta
utbrott. Babe ryssar och japane,
ser operera nu tyst och heml'g'
hetsfullt sokande att ofverlista
hvarandra.
Medan Diet ~japanska transport
fartyget TOT Hoku den ID dennes
var sysselsatt med att n~edlagga
minor utaKfor Port Arthur, ex
ploderade en- nina, dervid sn of
fcer och Is man dodades och :
ot6cerare och 7 man svart sarades,
Fartyget skadades obetydligt
Den dodade of6ceren var com
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-17
L0snummer sc

Stoin' Ao'Sh' = 1900
Nsb.. i Diet en- person vid MANN
Albert A. Sweet begick sedlig-
hetsforbrytelse mot Storks fema-
riga dotter Maud, hvilken blef sa
lila tilltygad. att hon aied en- dag
senare Den allmanna forbittrin-
gen pa rrakten skulle utan t~vifvel
hafva haft en- lynchning till fold.
derest sherifen icke bragt brotts-
lingen i sakerhet. Sweet ar II ar
gammal och har afagt skollarare-
examen vid statens normalskola.
I Chillicote Ohio, har Diet bolag,
som kontrollerar sparvagstrahken
] derstades. i sex ars It'd expert
menterat med konduktriser i
stallet for konduktorer. Efter
delta ianga och grundliga torsok
har bolaget nu fattat Diet beslutet
att hadanefter AMANDA endast
man i sin tjenst. Flickorna kunde
nog ia in pengar men deras
ofriga aligganden tullgjordes blot
da nagon artig kavaljer var till
hands och erbiod sin help.
Nagot soder ON segelleden
mellan San Francisco och Homo
Stilla oceanen har man un-
der arens lopp It'd eiter AMMAN
varseblifvit en- 8, som man pa
andra tider igen Ell kunnat finna.
bet antages att denna mystiska o
ar en- del at hafsbottren, som at
vulkaniska krafter lyftes uPp DIVER
hafsytan for att derefter langsamt
siunka ned till obekanta dup. da
de underjordiska k%rafterna uppho~
ra att verka. Da en- sadan opa-
litlig o helt naturligt ar at stor
fara for sjofarten, har Forenta
Staternas marindepartment vld-
tagit atgarder att nogare under
soka saken. Kryssaren Tacoma
har utsandts till de farvatten, der
on varit synlig, for att foretaga
lodningar.
Mons Monson, den modige
unge manner. som genom sin
sinnesnarvaro vid katastrofen pa
Forenta Staternas slagsSepp
Missouri helt sakert raddade
skeppet tran undergoing. har bllt-
Wit befordrad fran chief gunners
mate till kanonier.
En- dyr dollar. John Ed
wards ~forvanade haromdagen IA
stiehetsmaklaren J. NJ. Chamber
lain, Jr. i East St. Louis genem
att fors0ka betala hus och tomt
varda 1900 dollars med en-
silfverdollar. Edwards hade sagt
till Chamberlain, att han vile be-
tala kontant for egendomen, men
nu mar affaren skulle uppgoraS o.
koparen,erbiod ST. som betalning,
kan man ju tanka sig Chamber
lains f%orv2ning lattare an att be-
skrifva den. Knuten blef leme.
lertid lost derigenom att Edwards
bad fastighetsmaklaren atfolja sig
till St. Louis, der de gingo in till
en- myntsamlare, som med glade
skildes vid $I,25o for att komma
i besittning at Diet sallsynta SILT
vermyntet.
stor Stamina for kriget. Ito
Himatsu, en- japansk handlande.
som gjort sig rik i New York, an
kom i onsdags f. v. till Chicago
pa vag till Japan med 81 mindre
an I,I1o,oo dollars i sin kapp-
sack. Denna sumna amman han
skanka mikadon for kriget mot
Ryssland. Den japanske kon-
SUN radde honom att deponera
penningarne hos EFT trustbolsg.
hvilket han ocksa gjorde. Himatsu
afseglade tran. San Francisco den
II dennes. Etter en- It'd amman
han aterkomma till New York for
att fortsatta sin virstgifvande
affair.
Fran Stockholm meddelas att
Andrew Carnegie skdnkt 50, COO
dollars till Goteborgs hogskola
for upprattandet at en- professur i
aoralcLa cDrSGat
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-30
The Oak.

England won her supremacy on the
seas with her ships of British oak, a
wood that is renowned for strength
and durability. When the Spanish ar
mazda set sail for England it's COM
mander had express orders from the
king of Spain to burn or otherwise de-
stroy every oak in the forest of Dean,
then the great source of shipbuilding
supplies. But, as blunt old Drake
prophesied, Philips beard was singed
instead. Admiral Nelson declared that
without 'heart of oak'' the British
navy and empire would soon come to
an end
The oak is beautiful at all seasons.
From the time it opens it's delicate
green buds, close pressed in their resin
Gus overcoat, and emerging flame tip
ped with bronze or crimson, until they
come again an acorn bearing spray is
most artistic, and the ruddy hue of the
tree in autumn combines we'll in ma
lures color scheme.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-30
Civil Service Examinations.

The United States civil service commits
sion announce the following examina-
tions: April 6 and z, assistant electrical
engineer; April IS, assistant photograph
err. department of agriculture; April 10,
Electrical assis ant; physician, Indian
service; sci, ntifc assistant. department
of agriculture, electric elevator construe-
tor; meat inspector, bureau OF animal IN
dustry, department OF agriculture; April
9 and 20. acting assistant surgeon, pub
lie health and marine-hospital service;
computor. supervising architects office; IL
brarian, coast and geodetic survey: civil
engineer and superintendent of construc-
ton, quartermaster's department at
large.
Particulars of the salaries of these po-
sitious and application forms may be OBJ
tanned OF Frank X. Lanctot. clerk of the
local board, at the St. Johnsbury post
Office.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-30
Listers Fix Valuation.

In response to call issued by the St.
Johnsbuty board of listers there was a
well attended meeting at the town clerk s
office Wednesday afternoon. Listers
were present from the towns Of Burke,
Groton, Walden, Peacham, Lyndon, Rye
gate, Sheffield, Danville, Kirby, Water
ford, Wheelock and St. Johnsbury.
The following was agreed upon as a
basis for the appraisal: Oxen, &c; 3 and
2 year-old steers, &c; 2-year-old heifers,
SIS; year1ings, SO; cows, $25; colts, 8
year old. SIS; 2-year-old, $50; year
lings, $50; sheep. 81; wool, zoe pound;
hens, focks above so, at 4Oc each; hogs,
SC; swarms of bees, So SO; hay bulk, SIP
ton; baled, $14; lumber. So M in log;
maple sugar. 7c; wood, 81 cord: auto
mobiles, $500.
The matter of fixing the Value of st.
Johnsbury bank stock was left with the
St. Johnsbury board of listers with in
structions to report to other towns their
decision. The values Of the other banks
in this vicinity was as follows: Danville,
$40; Lyndon. 500; Lyndonville, 500;
rdwick, Newbury, Barton, Newport,
Capital, Peoples, Island Pond, 500
each.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-30

Company D and st. ]. A. basket ball
teams have recently had their picture S
taken.
Thomas E. Stewart has finished bis
work coaching Company D basket ball
team and has gone to Concord. N. H.,
for a short time. He soon goes to
Chester, Pa, where he viii play baseball
until the northern Vermont League
opens, when he will play on the Burling
ton team. MIR. Stewart has been a great
help to Company D the past season and
has made many friends here who wish
hun success in his athletic pursuits.
1t is not proba BILE that the third and
deciding game in the series between
Company D and Brattleboro will be
played. Brattleboro insists that the
game must be played at White River or
not played at all Company stands
ready to meet the Brattleboro team on
any neutral floor of regulation size in
the state that is fair to both teams, but
Brattleboro insists that the game be
played at White River. Company D re-
fuses to meet them there, claiming that
the floor is not neutral and of regulation
size. This seems a poor way to leave the
series, but as far as Company d is
concerned it cannot be helped.
The candidates for the Academy base
ball team are now practlcing at the
gymnasium at the Academy. The first
game will be played about May 1.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-30
At SummerViiIe.

Arthur E. Smith returned recently from
a business trip to Boston.
Henry Paradis is taking a little vaca-
ton, having received an ugly cash in his
arm from drag saw.
S. n. Parker is boarding with Mrs.
Chadbourne.
Arthur Gibbons Of New York city made
his parents a flying visit recently.
Master Paul Farnham entertained
few invited friends al five O'Clock tea,
Thursday.
F. B. Spaulding of Mortified paid his
sister, MRS. J. w. Powers, visit last
week.
Alphonse Cvr of East Barnet visited
bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cyr,
Friday.
Irwin Dawson is out again after his
recent illness.
Mrs. H. II. Young is visiting relatives
at Wolcott.
Mrs. Penn Page and son are spending
the week at Troy.
c. c. Bagley of Bradford called on
friends here Monday.
Charles Woodbury. was confined to the
house part of last week by a badly
sprained back.
MCIIiH JdNlSOA SOhC ~ WOAh III
the scale shops.
The grip victims for the past week
include Mrs. A. S. Bartlett, Mrs. Norman
Jay, w. N. Randall, Albert, Gale, Her
bert Gaskill and Dwight Streeter, but at
last accounts all were on the gain.
Mrs. Roy Taft is i'll. Mrs. L. F. Cas-
kill is helping care for her.
Miss Eva Metcalf is assisting in Mrs.
Efie Patrick's millinery parlors.
Charles Adams of West Danville, who
has been working for the New England
telephone company here lett today for
Clarenont, N. H., where he has a posi-
ton as manager.
Fred Reynolds, who has been working
for MISS Inez Goodall, is now employed
in the Ely shops.
Carl Wiley was i'll last week. Walter
Carr took his place on the grocery team
The friends of Harry Underwood gave
him pleasant surprise Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Gertrude Hastings of Lisbon, is
visiting her friend, Miss Nellie J. Carr.
Miss Jennie Jackson left Saturday for
her home in Canada.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-30
At Fairbanks Village.

Mary Mute entertained the Queen Est
her Circle, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Robinson is quite i'll.
Miss Gladys Harlow, of ST. Johnsbury
Center, was the guest of Miss Catherine
Beck Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Bedor and wife spent Sunday in
Lyndouville.
Albert Powell has returned from
Springfield, Mass, and gone to work at
his old job.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCrillis are i'll with the
grip.
Mrs. John Hamilton is seriously ill.
Miss Jennie Allison, of Newport, is Wis
iting at Albert Lawrence's.
Mr.. Hughes has been sick with the
grip the past week.
Mrs. Balch and son are visiting in
Hardwick this week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-30
One Sided Snort.

A London paper tells a story of a
certain shortsighted sportsman. He
was asked one morning by "a fellow So
journer in small hotel on the shores
of Loeb Carron what sport he had had.
"Just seen a seal,'' he said. ''Shot at
it three times and missed it each time"
At dinner, an hour later, he sat next to
a man with bandage round his head.
"Accident?" he inquired. Accident"
was the indignant response. Attempt
ed murder, you mean. / was having
a bath about an hour ago when some
lunatic fired at me three times from
the shore<and shot part of my ear off,"
wonder who it could have been!'
murmured the sportsman, and then he
changed the conversation.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-30
The Dress of Hindoo women.

There has been no change in Indian
women's dress for 1000 years. All
wear the sari, single piece Of stuff
a yard and quarter wide, ten, twenty,
thirty yards long. It is arranged on
the body, and forms skirt, garment,
veil, first plated with the hand in &C
Gordon folds in front, wound round
and round, and the richest end, if en-
broidered or woven with gold, finally
brought over the head. 1t may be of
simple cotton cloth; of silk, plain in de-
sign, woven with golden threads; solid
with embroidery, strung with pearls,
or of kincob, the royal cloth Of gold.
Some cost thousands of rupees. No
pin, hook, button or string, the gar
ment is formed on the architecture of
the body, and takes its expression and
nobility from it's perfect harmony with
the lines of the human form. And
Indian women, whether of high or low
class, have jewels everywhere; have
sleeping gems and day gems, as we
have day and night shirts. Every
body's.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-30
East St. Johnsbury.

George Chase has bought the old
blacksmith shop and has taken it down
and will use the lumber for a sugar
house. It would add to the attractive
ness of this village if other unsightly
buildings could be removed.
George Carleton of West Concord has
bought the Dunton farm.
Miss MabelIe Fulton finished success
full term OF school, Friday, and is spend
ing her vacation at her home in Brad
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Works have
moved to West Concord and Mr.. Russell,
who now owns the farm, will soon COM
mence making extensive repairs.
Miss Carrie Griswold of Montpelier
high school is at home this week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-30
Presents I'm .Janan

The foreigner should beware of max
ing presents to any Japanese girl I'M
less he is bent upon matrimony To
present her with any sort of a gift,
even though it be only posy, will be
regarded as proposal of marriage,
and to accept the present, though not
a word of love or matrimony be pass
ed, is sign that she accepts you. Gal
liant Americans have got into serious
trouble and found it necessary to leave
the country at night to escape a bind
ing engagement which they thought
lessly incurred by giving to a maiden
some trifle
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-30
Museum Notes.

A new feature in the Museum is the ex-
hibit of birds including the spring arriv-
ais and some of the winter birds that are
still here. This is to be found in the
main hall at the left of the entrance door.
Today the display includes the blue jay,
robin, goldfnch, tree and song sparrows,
bluebird, phoebe. chickadee, junco and
white breasted nuthatch. AS new birds
arrive, specimens will be shown, and in
the case of birds which might easily be
mistaken one for the other. the speci-
mems will be placed side by side. that dit
ferences may be noted readily.
The list of arrival of birds, with dates,
is posted above this case and few bird
books, conveniently arranged for refer
ence, are on the table.
The bird arrivals are as follows:
Bluebird, March "a; robin, March "a;
song sparrow, March IS; slate-colored
iunco, March Is; phoebe, March 20;
wild geese, March &c; red-winged black
bird, march 20.