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The daily sentinel., 1906-02-08

Denver and Rio Grande bur is now a
resident OF California. He has own
ed the property for many wears.
The building is two stories in hei-
ght and being centrally located is a
very valuable piece OF property ami
the price paid is considered by many
to be very reasonable.
Wadsworth x son have rented the
building for long period. in fact
ever since the. firm began business.
but lately the firm determined 10 pur-
chase the building il it could he Sc
cured At reasonable figure
The transfer represents one of the
biggest deals involving Main street
property thar has taken place in sew
eral months.
Wadsworth & Son will probably
make IA number of changes and i'm
provements in and on the building al
an early date
For years the firm of Wadswarrh
& Son has been one of the leading
mercantile concerns of the city and
this extensive purchase is an evid-
enoe OF the prosperity and growth
thar has attended the business.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-08

As general rule people want the
best they can get for their money.
purchased from the east a full
blooded. registered Poland China
boar, a strain of worlds fair cham
pions- lie is extra large in makeup,
heavy bone and has the blood that
brings good results. Took first prem
ium at Mesa County Fair 1905. The
service of this hog will be let at a
very reasonable price. A. w. RAIDER.
owner.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-08

Another secret organization is
about to attempt the establishment Of
a local lodge in his city 1t is the
Benevolent Order OF Bufalos." A
local herd as they call the subor-
dinate divisions, is about to be estab-
lished il a sufficient number of peo-
pie can he secured to siimify their
intention to become "Bunalos" The
establishment of secret social or
ganizations in this country is hecOm-
ing almost "A farce, Some OF the or
CARNATIONS exist simply 20 provide fat
snaps for the official heads. We don I
allege that this is the case with this
new order Of Buffalos. but we Ger
tainlv feel confident thar it has been
the primal cause of calling many of
the defunct organizations into exist
ence, which went by the board be
cause there was no call for their ex-
istenee.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-08
--e -
WADSwoRTH BUILDING SOLD.

The business block on the south
side OF Main street between Fourth
aud Fifth, occupied for a number of
wears by the grocery house of Wads-
worth and Sons, was purchased yes
ierday by Emma A. Wadsworth and
Edward Wadsworth from William G
Morgan. The consideration was
$4,000
Mr. Morgan was formerly con
ductor on the Ouray branch of the
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-08

II must have been quite shock to
the other members of the supreme
court to read the dissenting opinion
OF Justice Steele. And the surprise
to them all will be the forcefulness
of the law quoted in support of his
opinion Of dissent Justice Steele is
entitled to his own opinion
upon the case just as much
as any other member of the coutr or
the court collectively and the silly
talk of Impeachment of him. because
OF the severity of that opinion, is silly
in the extreme.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-08

WANTED-Ma Manager for branch Office
we wish TO locate here in Grand
junction Address. with refer
ences The Morris Wholesale House.
Cincinnati.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-08

4 careful examination of the tele-
graphic matter being furnished the
readers of The Sentinel. viii show
that 1t is strictly up-to-date in every
particular. 1t is twenty-four hours
ahead Of the Denver papers. In last
nights issue there We're two columns
and over, of late telegraphic mat
ter II Is the same matter that ap-
pears in Denver the afternoon of the
day Il appears in this CITY.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-08

Almost new grocery throughout
is the Railroad Grocery store and
Meat market now owned and manag-
ed by Ackerman 4 Corcoran. Com
plete and fresh line of groceries. First
class meat market. Orders filled
promptly.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-08

The usefulness of the paper gath
erer is now more in evidence than
ever, when each little scrap of
paper Is permitted TO lay in the
streets where il falls. Other and
better arrangements are being per-
fected 10 establish a more thorough
street cleaning department
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-08

There is very large divergence
of opinion among Democrats. over
the position of Senator Patterson,
on the matter of his holting the sena-
torial caucus on the Santo Domingo
treaty. Those familiar with the very
earnest appeals Senator Patterson
always makes. when he has any fish
10 fry himself. to stand by the party
caucus are skeptieal upon his pres
ent attitude
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-08
THE. SENTINEL
IN. BUNTING, Editor and Prop.

Entered at the postoffice in Grand
Junction, Colo. as I'd class matter.
Business Office, 115 s. Fourth st.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-08

LOST Brown mare and bay horse.
weight from about 1900 10 .. 500
rough shod Phone Red Fac.
Gold rings for the babies are given
away at the G. V. Store
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-08

The Sentinel SO cents per month.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-10
WargOts Cater.
Sr7ibluns rad ArimnaIaktra. Don 3. o.
5GlGtT.
(S4Iub0

sd ;Olle ibr ous ber5Iidite Diit'
seiibl."
,Sas maft Oeinem eolen Gemiitbe
Die srOEte Gbre, @barle8.~
r@enn Ou DID aliu bariiber bin
u%eSleset-"
vSa, bas ttue i6l S6 fible midi
beruien ;u oieiem @erfe wabrer 8arms
~bersisfeit. Die arme &leinel @ir
pollen fiir lie iOr9en. iie 9lidlid
MAIDEN. 0ur9 ibre finbli6e Gnn1utb
uuo 0antbarfeit miro lie uns erfreuen,
iinlere SGuSli9teit erbeitern unb pere
idOuern. gSir wOllen fie mituebtneu
mad 3our8.@
.Nun, 10 mag es benin uaf Oeinem
@unlde 9eideben, meine liebe Sors
tenIe. SD 9ebe nit 6reuoen meine
Ginwilliguug. @ir mOllen nod beuts
bem Sd9emuller 9ourbet ben SOribla9
mahen."
Oas 9eihob.
Seau @ourbet berietb nit ieiuer
Srau barber, unb nad ldngerer lleber.
legung milligteu Oie Seioen elm.
On Ger 3hat ifien ia auf iolte
@eiie cine betrlide jSufunft ibrer
Gnfelin WiargOt seii9ert gu iein. llnt
sewi6 mar's am beiten fir Die Sleine,
iie gan, aus Der Geseub fort uno mad
2ours ;u idaffen.
0lar9ot u%nternarf iib bereitmilliglt,
obne uiel su weinen, Dem sroBelter.
li6en 9elhluiie, benn iie bate bit
freunOli6e Nlabame Setellier iebr lieb.
9emonneu.
SOrtan lebte tie alio bel Dem gut.
ber,isen Gbepanre in belien prddtisen
Saule su 2ours on Der idOuen 9oire.
Sci Den pOrtreffliaen 2euten bate liz
es ba iebr gut. Sls tie etmaS beran'
wufs, erbielt tie cine trefflide @r'
siebuug unb wurSe Suslei9 immei
i9Dner unO liebli9er.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-10
&arl 3elmerbing cling on

&arl 6elmerbins cling an einem
idSnen Sulipormittas in Berlin bel
@erion pOrbei, i'm S6aufenffer lag
Elm feiner Panamabnt nit Der guss
sei1nuns bunoert Tbaler. 6elmerbins
ging in BEN 0aoen rno lieS iid ben
9ut CUR Gniidt Sei9en, betradtete ign
BON allen Seiten iebr ZIMMERMAN uni
fraste bann: ~Glio bunoert Tbalsl
toitet oieier 9ut?"-~Sa," mar bic
gntmort. Selmeroirs unterindte ben
Out uon Neuem, beiiebt i'm au6eu unb
innen, uuS frast ben 9ommis: rtSa,
aber mo limb benin bic 95der?~-r @as
fur 00der,A entsesnete Der 9ommis.
.Nun,A meinte Qelmerbing, die
Q6der fir bic Q0rner bon benz Odien,
Der fir oieien 9ut bunbert 1boler be.
5ahlt.A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-10

gum OeIle Ielner UnIIrer uHD Yes
idmilter fir ieinen Sater aufopferte.
@abrbeit iit's, mas i'd ausla9e i'm 9lnz
eelitbte Ses naben SobeS! Man Iude
in Der alien ulme am Selowese; Die
Susel idlus 90 binein; finoen wirb
man. baB eS feline feline HiltOlenfugel,
ionoern cine 3iemlid) 9robe Siidiens
fusel 1T, Die bamals in ben Baum
fubr, nadbem iie Pierre Sebruu 9es
tOotet hattie. 90 .pahr mir @ptt belle.
baS 1T Die refine @abrbeit!~
Sim Gage nod oieiem Sefenntnille
ueridieS Der SG9emiiller Sean 9ours
bet.
Ser Sadoerbalt wurSe bGberen
Srtes beriftet. Nian foridte Ii SUI
n6dlIt in Der lime nit Dem @eS0dJtniB'
frcus naf. uuo rihtig, mar entbeGte
oariu cine 0rOBe, etpaS plattgeorilGte
S%iidlentusel. 9llo par Sierre &ebrun
nid)t mittellt elmer Tiltole erIfoilen
porben.
@s crying ser 9eiebl sur iofortigen
eb~renpclleu S%reilaiiuus bes SasnOs
1traflings SoIepb GOnrbet.
u~nsebeures 9lufieben erre9te bieler
Yorfall, als Die SunDe bapOn in weis
telte 9reiie brans. 9ie 3eitun9eu
bradten ldn9e 9lrtifel bariiber, Man
prizes entbuilaliiG bielen Seroismus
obnesleiden, ben IufopIernn9smutb
oieies Mannes.
@r wuroe uOrgeidlagen fur Den srO'
FEN MontbDonpreis.
0amit bat es folgenoe 8epanbtniB {:
8or hanger 3eit bat in Sranfreid Elm
Notwithstanding sefinnter &rSius
Namens MontbDon teltamentarilb cine
Stiftuns Der grt semadt, baB Die be-
trddtli9en 3inieu zines iebr beoeutens
Den Sapitals allidbrlid oils Yreiie an
fol6e FerIonen pertseilt meroen IOllen,
bic ii6 in berporra9enoer @eile burd
beionberS eble 2baten bemerfbar se-
madt baben.
Sn Der Sbat erbielt Soiepb Gourbet
ben sroBen MontbDonpreiS i'm Detrase
BON sebntaulenb Srancs unb auBerbem
au6 nod cine sroBe sOlSene @bren.
meoaille.
Nidt Sharbe, ionbern Gbre batts
aliO Suiepb @Ourbet auf ieinen Numer
9ebduft. Oas iaben jeet and @altons
@ltern in Sours elm. Margots Satel
purSe ia ipesen ieines Opiermutbes ii
9ans Sranfreid bepunoert.
Sober sos ben Sut Dor linn, pobir
er aud fam uno it'd bliden lies, f.
att6 in Tours, no er feline To6ter be.
iu9te, bic Dor 0reuoe mieber 9eiunt
9emorbsn mar.
r0er Mills mir MN pebren, bi.
bolbe Todter zines iol6en maderer
Mannes al, ben gltar gu fiibren?" riei
Galton.
Seine Mutter iaste: ga, nun If
es aa1, etipas gnoeres. Mlit tauIeni
Sreuben sebe i'd meme Ginwillisun!
uno meinen Sesen!"
limb Morsot batte feiner @runl
mebr our Gntia9uns. Son 0eusn
puroe Ser SerSensbunS sei6loffen, 81
8erlobuns sefeiert nno ipdter bi
Sod3eit.
Soiepb Gourbet blieb, allsemein &c
aftet, in 2ours, um nod 10 pielei
ausseitanoenen Seiben lid an Den
Slid ieirer lieben 2odter si e~rirenen
au9 ieinen SamilienansebOrisel
baheim in Der Sdsemiible crying e
gut in Der SolseSeit, ba iie bon Del
0etelliers unb ben No9arets. rpenn e.
glotb that, srOBmiitbis unteritiist muir
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-10

CUR ielben j3eit, % bieie @reisniiie
in 2ourS seidabeu, lag i'm NOrcen in
leiuem Sauie lei Der Sdgemiible Der
alte Sean Gourbet auf Dem Sterbes
bette.
.Ginen 9eifti9er lieB er fcmnlen,
auBerbem Ieinen Notar nnb einen
Snltisbeamten.
Dieien Serren CAB Der Sterbenoe
fol9enoe Grfldrun9, Die Su Grotofoll
genOmmeu murbe:
rMein i'm Sabre 1910 81 lebenS>
ldusli6er Sa9uoItraie perurtbeilter
Sobn Soiepb III san, nni6ulbis, ben
Bauer Bierre Xebruu babe i1 ielbii
bamals eridOiien. @S selfab in elmer
bOien Nufwallun9 bes Sdb;orns mad
uorberge9an9enem Sueite. Nls i'd
gang u%erit0rt nah Sauie fam, befannie
i'd meiner 6amilie bas SOrgefallene
unS iagte, eS lei feline &ettung. man
ipiirbe mid iiderli9 ais 3bdter ermit>
teln uro beitraien. 0as peruriafte
sren;enlolen Sama,er. ga iprad
mein Sobn Solepb: Gas BARI ni9t
iein; Gle Shutter unb meiie Sc
idwilter tOnnen did ia gar nidt ent>
bebren; tie miirben iOnlt Dem pDlliseu
Huin, Der bitteriten NOtb p~erfaller
miillen. Sd aber, Der eirarni9e
3riippel, fam bob nidt mebr gut
arbeiten inS idaffen in Der Sdsemiible,
fam alio enttebrt perbeu /; alio iibers
nebme i'd Geine7 Sfulo, Die ia Glib
rii9 erbeiidt; es muB 10 iein!'
gnfangS mOllte i'd Sas natirlid nidi
sugeben; err blieb aber feit bel ieinem
GutidluB; nno 10 fam es ibenn 70:
er muroe u~erarihcilt. inoem er lid
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-10

Sm Natbarbauie mobnte Der 2lpos
tbeter Noearet, nit Seileu Sruu Wla>
bame Setellier balo iebr b~efreunoet
mnroe.
Sn elmer traulihen BlauoerftunSe
eab Maoame 1etellier ibrer lieben
Sreuubin, Der slpotbeferssattin, zines
Cages unporii6tiger &eiIe polle,
riidbaltsloie @ustunft iiber Die Ser
funft Wtargots uuo oas SerbdneniB,
welde8 oeren Sater betroffen battle,
ielbitoer itdnoli6 inter Dem Siesel Der
itrer9lten Seri6wiesenbeit.
Wlaoame NOsaret idwies au6 ses
treulid oariiber-pier Sabre lang.
Gle hattie einen Sohn. Nomens
@u1fou, Der fib Dem nlisIifen Serufc
beS SaterS pibmen, alio apotbefer
pereen %iollte, Inn banu bereiuit oaS
pdterlide @ei6dft su iibernebmen uno
neitersufibren.
@r mar bier Sabre dlter als Wlargot.
Oas Sabr 1926 fam beran.
s..
WiQrQo1 DaI III etIler 0OlOeH HeuN'
3ebnidbrisen Sunsfrau erbliibt, @aitou
Al einem ftattliden lunsen Wtann bon
brsiunospansis Sabren berungereift.
NnGbarlid unS seielli6aftlid bat
ten Die 8eioen iietS piel nit einanbei
perfebrt. &eiu @unoer alio, baB bie
2iebe ibre 9erien ~geiansen nabm mil
aflgemalt.
@alton fliiterte ibr zines Cages
feurig gu: sd liebe Oi9!~ uno liz
seitanc ibm bOlO errOtbenS ibre @esen'
liebe.
als Maraut ibrer suteu Seidiiterir
BON benz Y%oreefallenen Wlittbeilunl
matte, riei oieie freuois: 20, cas- ii
ia berrli9! Sreili9, baB es einmal Il
fOmmen piiroe, babe ib INNER seabut. a
gu bait alio nidts oasesen?"'
r9iidt bas @erin9fte!"
Serr Setellier hattie ebenIo menil
etipas 9egen oieie 9iebe ein,umenoen,
billi9te iie uielmebr bon sanSem Ser
sen.
rn9efdhr ;ur ndmli6en .3eit 900
@aiton ieine @ltern in's Yertrauen.
Gein 9ater rieb iid Die Sdnbe uni
rief per9nii9t: San; portrefflid
On balt cine CUTE, oeritdnoise @abI
eetroffeu. Sd bin oariiEer entSift,
meiu SerSensiobn!"
aber gum srOBten Griiauneu por
Batter uuo Subn mar Maoame Nosare'
anSerer Meiniing.
sic idiittelte ben Gopf unb Iprad
errest: vMein lieber @alton biel'
Yerbinbun9 lit unm0sli6!~
,@ie oenn?" riti Der tnnge MlaIn
-@arum bas?"
.OaS m0fte id au9 erfabren,
faete Der 9~lpotbefer. r@abrbaftig
liebe amalie, On biii beute GINGER
ma6en unbe9reiilid."
yMarsot lit nidt Die mirfliae God
ter Der Qetelliers."
Shire 9looptipto6ter 1T fie, bas il
ia befanut, aber uorausIidtlid-Ooe
pielmebr gan; beitimmt-wiro tie eini
ibre Grbin ieiu."
San; re6t. 0od es baftet ibr eli
0iafel on, Der cine 0erb;uouns mi
unierem Sobne leiSer unmOslid
maft."
rWiarsct III Die 9usenb unS I'm
f6ulb ielbit!- rief unmillis gaiton,
~Das 1T ruabr,@ iuste feline Muttsr
r@emiB. id sebe es gu, iie piirbe feb
paiieno fir did ieiu, fpenr nur be
uusliidielise umituno uidt pdre."
r@elder nmitano?" fraste Der gpo
tbefer. .@rtldre uus bas, lieb
&maliel~
sd Sarf iest ni9t ldnser i9meisel
bariiber. 60 b0ret es benn: Margo
in Sie Tpfter zines RnnnnffrGffiunS
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-10

Sssioropsti19e @bepaar bic goIbens
6o95eit.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-10-31
Social Events.

Miss Josephine NJ Woods entertained
about dozen young ladies very pleasant
ly at her home, Friday evening. The enter
tainment took the form of ghost party,
the rooms being decorated with ever
green trees and lighted by pumpkins. Var
ious Hallowe en- stunts were attempted,
fortunes were told in unique way by a
witch and dainty refreshments served,
all of which added much to the enjoy
ment of the evening
About Is young ladies surprised Miss
Mabel Woodside Saturday evening, the
occasion being her birthday. Games
were INDUCED in and light refreshments
were served. Miss Woodside was pre-
sented with beautiful boquet OF roses
on the occasion of this happy event.
The Methodist parsonage was invaded
last evening by a goodly number Of
parishioners and shower party given
Rev. and Mrs. ]. M. Frost. The affair
was surprise to the good people in the
house and was great success in every
way. A. L. Bailey made brief address
to express for all corners their affection
for the pastor and his family and Rev
Mr.. Frost happily responded.
Mrs. Robert Mackinnon entertained
party of mothers and daughters a
Fayrevue Thursday afternoon. TIL
time was pleasantly spent socially wit
music followed by supper.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-10-31


GEORGE w. Cook, AUcTIoNEER. FOR
the next few weeks l will be prepared to
attend sales at living prices. Satistac-
ton guaranteed. Citizens telephone,
76-S, West Danville, Vt.
For SALE. A good bargain on one
second hand coal, parlor stove, one
second hand wood stove. Geo. K. SWEET,
8 Green st.
For RENT. Two furnished, connecting
rooms. A. H. Barbour, 25 Summer St.
Mileages bought, sold and rented. E.
L. Hunt & Co.
WANTED-A capable man for farm
work. Enquire of George A. Nelson
East Barnet.
Are YOU looking for choice 0. |. {
pigs? Call on S. ]. Hastings, Passump-
sic, Vt.
WANTED: Men in each state to travel,
tack signs and distribute samples ana
circulars of our goods. Salary $50 per
month. So per day for expenses.
Saunders Co., Dept. S. 1850 Jackson
Boulevard, Chicago.
SECOND HAND STOVES for sale cheap
will take wood from Is inches to four IT.
O. V. Hooker & Son.
ORDER A BRICK of Maple Sugar Ice
Cream from Atwood's for your dinner.
SUPERINTENDENT WANTED. A thorough
" competent man is wanted as superin-
tendent of a scale manufacturing concern
employing 200 men. State experience,
salary expected and where now employ,
ed. Address, Superintendent, Care OF
Morse International Agency, 10 ". 34th
Street, New York.
HORSE For SALE cheap, or will ex-
change for young stock. Inquire OF j.
c. Gay, R. F. D., Passumpsic.
Mrs. FRED ALLISON has for sale line
of typography at her rooms, Citizens
Bank Block, up two fights.
BALDWIN APPLES. A nice lot at right
prices Delivered at your house. Tele
phone your order to John Rickaby.
LOST. Between Ichabod Rowe's and
Peacham Corner, pair of gold bowed
spectacles enclosed in case bought Of ]
E. Tinker and his name on the case. A
suitable reward will be given to the
finder by leaving them at Mrs. Ken
frew's store, Peaeham.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-10-31
The Annual Coon Hunt.

Friday was the night and the woods of
Hardwick the place. A score of our bus
mess men responded to E. M. Taft's call
and were amply rewarded for their
nights work by bagging three of the
'little brothers to the bear" Supper
was served, as usual, at the Caspian
Lake House and then the party trekked
towards Hardwick street, accompanied
by three Hardwick gentlemen and Jack
Roy, the gamekeeper, with the three
dogs in leash. After two coons had been
captured about half the party thought
that midnight was a good time to end
the sport, but the "stayers" though hit
otherwise and were well repaid for
their night vigil by getting about 8
O'Clock a fat coon that weighed 2312
pounds. The party returned home on
the noon train Saturday and have since
been busy telling the rest of the folks all
about it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-10-31
AT Summerville.

James Todd of Windsor, %, visited
at his cousins, John Todd, last week.
Mrs. Sabra Jackson, of Walden, visit
ed her son, E. M. Jackson, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Patterson of
Lakeport, visited her parents, Mr..
Shastany's people, last week. Their
three children accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Morse visited
friends in Summerville Monday and
Tuesday. Their home is in Mechanics
vile, N. Y.
Hugh Underwood went to Barre and
Montpelier, with the foot ball team last
week.
Mrs. Walter Ingram of Lunenburg,
spent a few days with Mrs. Mary
Temple, last week.
Laura Ellis of the telephone exchange
went to Montpelier, and Hanover, N. H..
last week.
Mrs, John Roscoe is visiting at Spring
field, Mass.
MIS- ON DrOlet is visiting III LoWell
Mass.
Miss Hulburt, one of the teachers il
the Summerville schools, has gone tx
Jericho, to attend her sisters wedding
The Don't Worry club met with Mrs
George Young last Wednesday. TIL
club was increased by three members.
George Rice succeeds c. A. Gaskill a
janitor at the schoolhouse. The heating
apparatus has been overhauled the pas
week and Monday afternoon W. "
Underhill, manager of the Fuller s
Warren Company of Boston, who il
stalled the plant, addressed the teacher
and the school board on the merits {
the system and how to secure the bes
results.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-10-31
Co. DIS Ministries.

Many new faces as we'll as all the old
favorites will be seen in this Forthcoming
entertainment. With Henry Wallace
and DIN Adams as principal ends, "
assisted by six "competent and capable
comedians the funny part of the per-
Torrance will be in excellent hands. The
soloists are doing splendid work and the
songs are all new.
As a special feature, the management
have engaged the famous Peska-Keat-
ing Trio of Bicyclists who present a
most startling and sensational speciality.
Don't forget the date-Friday evening,
November 9. Seats on sale at Bingham s
and Orcutt's, Tuesday, November ..
Plan to go.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-10-31
WOman'S Club Meeting.

The November meeting of the Woman's
Club promises to be a most delightful
one, as the chairman of the history and
travel committee, Mrs. c. H. Stevens,
has arranged the program to include
talks by some of the young ladies who
enjoyed a trip abroad the past summer.
Miss Caroline D. Ely will give "a
Glimpse of the Azores; Miss Marion
Fairbanks will tell of England and Spain;
and "a Few Days at Capri and Sorrento, "
will be told of by Miss Caroline S. Wood
ruff. Mrs. Edward A. Kingsley will sing.
The executive board meeting will be
held in Pythian Hall asusual at 2o'clock,
and the regular meeting at 8 O'Clock.
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We are agents for the Stanley Auto
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BIRTHS.

At St. Johnsbury, Oct. 26, son to Mr..
and Mrs. T. F. Leonard.
At Danville, Oct "a, a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Green.
At St. Johnsbury, October %, a son, Joseph
Benjamin, to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Marcoux.
At ST. Johnsbury, Oct. %, a son, Simon
Ferdinand, to Mr.. and Mrs Joseph A La
Liberte.
At Concord, Oct. "a, son to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Chapman.
At ST. Johnsbury Oct. 80, a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur w. Schoppe
At st. Johnsbury, Oct. 20, daughter to
Mr. and Mrs. Bartholomew Pepin.
At st. Johnsbury, Oct. IS, a son to Mr..
and Mrs. William Descoteaux.
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Prize Winners.

Over $83 worth of tickets were sold by
the young members of the Y. M. c. A.
course for Lyman Howe's moving pic
lures which come November 1. The boys
worked hard and deserve great deal
of credit considering that there are many
other entertainments near at hand.
Glenn Cheever sold SIS tickets, winning
first, which was football; End prize,
Ralph Smith, pair of skates; 3rd prize,
Edward Brown, pair of football pants
and belt; 4th prize, Wright Chesley, a
sweater, There was tie for the fifth
prize, the contestants being Pearl Hen
derson and Karl Caswel1. They were
each given pair of football pants.