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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
BUILDING UNIONS JOIN.
Convention to FORM n Central BOdy-HOld
Harmonious Meeting


A special convention of delegates OF the
building trade unions under the arbitration
agreement Of the Building Trades EN-
ployers' Association and the unions was
held yesterday under the auspices OF the
executive committee OF the Central Feder-
ated Union. Its purpose was to form a
new central body Of unions in the building
trades. Twenty-FOur unions under the
arbitration agreement, which have an ag-
gregate membership of about $4,000, were
represented.
This il "A movement distinct and separate
from that of the Consolidated Board OF
Business Agents, which il en~deavoring to
form a central body on the lines of the old
board Of walking delegates. Al yesterdays
meeting the methods Of walking delegates
in arbitrarily ordering strikes were ortiz
oised strongly. IL was stated by-some OF
the speakers that 10 was an unfortunate
thing that one result OF the arbitration
agreement was that in some trades there
were rival unions, one outside OF. the ar
bitratiOn agreement and the other under
its provisions. =.
IL was pointed out that arbitration worked
satisfactorily in the building OF the'present
subway, the subway contractors having
an agreement with the rapid transit com-
mittee If the Central Federated Union by
which the prevailing rate OF wages in the
different trades should be paid n all diff
ferences settled by arbitration. Though
this did not absolutely prevent strikes, they
said il reduced the strikes to a minimum.
IL was decided TO form a central body,
whose first mission will be to amalgamate
the unions which are fighting. Acommittee
was appointed TO draft a constitution and
bylaws, which will report at another meet-
ing, on November 10, called for the purpose
of uerfecting the organization and electing
officers.
Most Of the trade agreements OF the
unions under the arbitration agreement
expire ut the end of this year. In n number
OF cases the unions will ask for no advance
in wages. but merely a renewal OF the agree
ment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
Judgments AGAINST Hotel RAND.

Three Judgments. aggregating so34. have
oeen taken against the Hotel Rand (cOrpo-
.anonl. apartment hotel at lI2-i4o West
rorty-ninth street. by Yankauer a David
son. attorneys for these creditors: Burns
Sros.' t5"l; Marseilles French Baking Com
p1ny. s9i4. and Lock Stub Check Company.
tv. The Hotel Rand corporation was in
yorporated November 7, 1905, with a capital
SOCK ~ 5000. by Harry r. Rand, and on
Iuhe 1907, ne sold out his interest, and VIII
On MlAner, who married Mrs. Charles T.
IUNT.Aes' became the president and treasurer.
,bna1hher Was reported 20 have put 81. 900 into
'"' business He withdrew some time 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
TEXAS TREASURY CRIPPLED.
state Treasurer Cannot Gset Money From
the Banks tO Pay warrants.

DALLAS. lex, Nov. S.-Uuable to get
cash from the banks that act rs State de-
poeitories. the State Treasury at Austin
was forced to-day to suspend payment
on warrants, AZ all available cash in the
department is exhausted. The treasur
department has 81. 5Ot.6J7 in The thirty-oDe
banks hat were selected last winter IN
State repositories. of which $500. 600 belongs
10 the general revenue fund. The n
nave refused To send the cash TO the State
Treasurer. The State is amply protected
by 1880, OOO in approved securities. In
the past week the treasury department.
has paid out from $50. 900 to 300. 900 a day
and this has exhausted the cash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
MUST BE No COERCION.
Chicago Court says Union Wen Must Not
Go BeyOnd Peaceful Argument.

CHICAGO, Nov. o.--No legal objection
can be made to ~peaceable argument OF
persuasion intended TO convince any man
that 10 Ia TO his personal interest 10 join a
certain union. But this Is a different thing
from attempting TO ooerce men TO join
by preventing their finding employment
and by efforts 90 nave them discharged
from places where they are employed
That is the substance Of a decision landed
down by the Appellate Court in a suit for
an Injunction by the American Musicians
Union OF North America TO restrain the Chi.
cngo Federation of Musicians from thre9, %
ening OF intimidating the compliments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
TRUST 90. OFFICERS ARRESTED.
OnicIAls OF Portland. Ore, DeruRct Conn
pany Accssed ~ q Felony.

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. 81. ThOrburn
Ross. president; George n. Hill. vice
president. and T. +. B~erkhardt, treasurer.
Of the Title Guarantee and Truss Company.
which went into the hands OF a receiver on
last Wednesday, were arrested to-day. 4
warrant In out for John +. Atoheson. rec
rotary Of the company, who is now in New
York city,
The defendants who have been arrested
we're released ON e., son bail each. The
charge against them il taking money IN
deposit while knowing the bank vas in
solvent. Under the laws of Oregon that
is a felony. punishable by "A rine Of 81, OOO.
or two years in the p~enitentiary, or both.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
WALLET DISAPPEARS FROM BANK.
ut Contained $3.50 and yapIshed While u
Newark Man Was Busy nc q Desk.

The loss of Il wallet containing $3.50 from
a desk in the State National Bank at Newark
yesterday was reported TO police head
quarters in that city by William Corbitt
Of 80 East Park street. brother Of Chief
of Police Corbitt Of Newark and father
Of Miss Marietta Corbitt. who talked with
a burglar while he ransacked her room a
few weeks ago.
Mr.. Corbitt left the wallet IN the desk
while indOrsing some checks. There we're
only a few persons In the bank HC the time,
but when he turned "a get the wallet il
had disappeared.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
Pine Come. Around On. Horn.

The British steamship Earl Of Douglas.
due here from Mosquito HArbOr. British
Columbia, has aboard several million feet
Of Oregon pine. said TO be the first cargo
OF it's kind ever brought from the remote
port on the Pacific to the Atlantic. The
ship has peer eighty days out. Not being
an oil burner she has been forced to seek
port for coal. stopping at Callao. Peru;
Coronel, Chile; Montevideo and Barbados.
Her cargo Ii consigned to the West India
Steamship Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
GNKSTATEMENTASEXPECEED
USE or RESERVE AND INCREASE
ar LOANS RECEIVED WITH CALM.

n.nIu Better on IMAM Average for ths
week Makes Them Appear. for Balances
Are RlslnS-G0ld Imports Above BGO..
600. 900 -Premhum On Currency Lower.
The bank statement. which was published
NJ II o'clock, was the most important
development in the financial situation yes
rerday, "a it was last week. Although
1 there Whs n further marked increase in
the deficit below the legal reserve. which
deficit was S5i. S2A.e2S. a. compared with
lSSs. sSs. S25 tho week before, and there was
Z another loss in cash OF e4.SlS.OOO. the feeling
lahin to panic which led brokers when the
Y.tatemont came out last week TO offer
stocks a point or two below the quotations
made at the closing Of the stock market
a few minutes before. was entirely absent.
and there are TO be no conferences Of
bankers to-day to consider the trust COM
pany situation or anything else.
The changes in the bank statement are
no { nearly 40 great an they we're the week
before, and In addition IL must be taken
into consideration that the figures show
the average condition for the week and
not the condition yesterday. A. B. Hep
burn, president Of the Chase National
Bank, said yesterday:
"The percentage OF reserve and cash
holding was considerably smaller last week
rhan appeared on the statement. This
week the statement is made on rising
balances. and the position Of the banks is
materially better than is shown. For
Instance, $40. 1000. 1000 OF gold, received on
Lhe Lusitauia. did not reach the banks
until to-day. and counts only one day In
the weekly average. Public sentiment
should take this into consideration in
forming its Judgment Of banking condi-
tions.'
The complete figures Of the bank state
n1ene are az follows:
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G;OnnDers N other Labor Leaders AZ the
white House.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-Samuel Gompers,
president Of the American Federation Of
Labor. accompanied by the vice-presidents
Of the organization and ID. }. Shackleton
and John Hodge. two labor leaders in the
British Parliament. called at the White
House to-day and for thirty minutes dis-
cnssed with the President questions Of
Legislation in Congress affecting labor,
such az the hill 10 prevent child labor,
the eight hour and anti-injUuction bills.
Mr.. GompeTs said on leaving the White
Ho,Ise that the conference had been very
satisfactory 70 the labor leaders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
Proposed Court Of Patent Appra,s.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The establish
ment OF a Court OF Patent Appeals in Wash
ingtOn. which woUl hear all patent cases
arising throughout the country, with the
idea Of avoiding the diversity Of opinions
rendered by the Federal Circuit Courts OF
Appeal, was the subject of a conference
at the interior Department to-day by the
officials interested II was attended by
Secretary Garfield. Assistant Secretary
PeirOe, Assistant Attorney-General Wood
ruff OF the Interior Department and Com
missioner Of Patents Moore.
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CHICAGO. Nov. s.--The situation il inn
proved. The Clearing House committee
at its meeting to-day considered only rou-
tine business. No action was taken regard
ing the issue of Clearing House checks.
The New York markets are mending."
This summary OF the financial situation
was made to-day at the close Of banking
hours by John j. Mitchell. president Of the
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank. James
b. FOrgan. chairman Of the Clearing House
Association, expressed the same views.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
Magistrate Butts Laid Up.

Police Magistrate Arthur C. Butts was
unable To sit In the Yorkville court yester-
day on account OF a heavy cold. aggravated
by a severe headache. Magistrate Wahle
took his place and Magistrate Butts spent
the day n bed. He wa much better In tho
afternoon. Hls cold was complicated by
an Inflammation Of m eye. He will be out
In a day or two.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. o.-The Merchants
and Planters Bank &C Lawton. Okla.
has failed and Is in the hands Of the bank
examiners. Smock, the cashier. is missing.
The private bank Of Vineyard, Walter
a Co., at Eagle Lake. Tex, has failed.
Receivers have been appointed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-The gunboat Will
mington has arrived at Csvite and the tug
Rocket Mt Norfolk.
The cruisers Galveston and Rainbow
nave sailed from Manila for VladivOstok.
the cruiser Chattanooga from Manila for
VladivostOk and Nagaeaki and the collier
Saturn from Magdalena Bay for San Diego.
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The Federal National Bank. located at Chicago,
IN the state % Illinois. Ii cIosin G up Its Affairs. Al
note holders and other creditors OF the association
are therefore hereby notified 10 present the notes
and other claims against the said asnk, at Chicago.
for payment. FRANK g. MURRAY President.
COBE 4 McKfNNON,
Lluuidating Agent.
PELSENTHAL, FOREMAN & BECKwITH. Counsel.
100 Washington ST.. Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10

CHICAGO. Nov. e-The works OF the Re-
public Iron and Steel Company. which en-
plcysd 100 men. shut down to-day FOR an
indefinite period. Lack Of work Ia the
raason. The men were told that 10 10 not
known when tho works will reopen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
sold. Arrivals.

me White star liner Celtic. in from
n'verpool and Queenstown. brought $500. 900
~ snin co'n and bars. and the French liner
,a .oNrslne. from HaVre. had iffty-sevsu
IN ses co%ntaiulng $3.50. lO4 francs in specie.
Sonsigned 70 banking institutions and
4Aokers In this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
New orleans stock EsxshspEe Keeps Closed.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. s.-Ths New Orleans
Stock Exchange will suspend business FOR
another week In compliance with the re-
o,1est Of tho New Orleans Clearing House
Annexation. The Louisiana Stock .EK-
change failed 20 take any action this after
noon. but issued a call FOR a special meet
ing ON Monday morning to decide whether
or not 10 remain closed. Both exchanges
have been closed for two weeks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10

81 StateudAm. at Rotterdam from New NDrh
SIS CampAnia, at Liverpool from New York.
IS New York, at southampton from New J Ork.
SIS CrOSser Kurfuerst, at. Cherhourg from New
NoFk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
Turkish Ambassador Presents His Creden-
tIAls.

WASHINGTON, Nov. a.-The President
this afternoon received Mehemet Ali Bey.
who came to present his credentials as
Ambassador from Turkey TO the United
States. He succeeds Chekib Boy. who was
appointed TO the post in Washington but
never presented his credentials.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
RIDGELY,S EE ISAsc!As

A. We advised a week ago the market was, n our
opinion, At bottom when 4 p. sold At par: the trend
Of prices Should be upward for some time. Another
break may ZONE later, but we need not discuss tb8r
h, re-. At present the reactions ofer splendid
chances 10 acquire bargains, After stocks have al
vanced 10 or - points we can consider whether IN
again sell. With our Daily Letter you should mako
some nice profits within the next 10 dhys. Terms
IS Monthly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
ARMY ana Navy Orders.

wAsHINoToN. Nov. e.-These army orders we're
Issued to-day:
Coast Arunery transfers: Capt. Jacob G.
Johnson. from ilitb 20 leSth Company: Capt,
Harry T.. Steele, from p9d 70 ii1th Company:
Capt lie Vert Coismsn. from unassigned list
% 18TH Company: First Lieut.. Curtis q. Rore-
hack, from lO6th 10 l6eth Company: First Lieut..
Claude Il. brigham, from Satin 10 lGsth Company;
FIRST Lieut.. Guy y. q. Hanna, from 10th 70 oDth Com
pany; First Lieut.. Lewis II. Dice, from unassigned
Ist 70 isSth Company: First Lieut.. Richard Furnlvai.
from tl2th 90 10Th Company.
Can't. Dennis r. Nolan. THIRTEEN Infantry. 20
Philippine Islands for duty as Insp ectOr OF the
Philippine COnstabulary.
First Lieut.. William N. Haskell, FOurth Cavalry,
detailed 20 MI a vacancy In the Signal Corps.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A required by company manu-
featuring patented machinery for which there Ia
a large demand. Must be an aggressive man OF
character. ability and Initiative. and In position
20 lnvest from $1,000 20 10000. Complete In.
gestlgatiOn offered 70 right party. MANJFAC-
TURER. box tIR sun once.
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imports and Exports.

IN. ,rnnorts of specie FOR the week Ssre
A. a ~ ,ae' n which n.279.Ss. was gold makiI 9
icssl specie I%S;Sr; s. :,nes Silver sss1 $50: 1soia,,
nabs. n Total OF sss7. $50. h exports OF
.U1cIs sinSs January have been; Gold $50
ia oT2 silver. Gas, ss2. 33s: q tOtalot sSO'iSbsSlV'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
Austrian Discounts DO Up.
.qnac1nI Cnhls Despnlch % run 81

9Dsetd5 Cable DesDaIch % TIE STN.
VIENNA, Nov. 0.-The Austro-HungsrIan
Bank today raised it's rate of discount TO
g per cent.
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Sc MlnnetOnka. for New York. was 50 miles south
OF Sable Island At eos A. M yesterday.
Sc Columbia, for New York, was no mica east
OF Nantucket Llzhtshlp az 80 A. NJ. 800
10 PotsdAm. for New York. was 100 miles south
east % Sable IslRud ~ AGO r. m. - ~
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New Haven, Conn. Oct. ~. 1901.
To the holders OF the FIRST Mortgage 9 per cent.
bonds Of the New London cambO Company.
due January l. 1870, 10 January I. 1910. IN
elusive.
The New York. New Haven and I artford Rail
road company will, on presentation AZ Its treas
urer's once IN the city OF New Haven. Conn. or at
the once Of Messrs. J. p. Morgan & CO.. in the city
OF New YORK. pay at par and accrued Interest Ia
the date OF presentation the o per cent First Mort
gage bonds OF the New London Steamboat Com :
pany, due January l. 1909: January 4, loGk
January I. 1910; January i,.laii: January l.. lDi2i
January 4 1917 January 1. 1914 January !, 1913
4 .NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HAR
~ ny A. s. NAY. Treaaur,r
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No Extra Charge for ID.

Advertisements for Tue SUN and The
EVENING Sum may be left at any Amsricsu
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Arrivea -SATTnnAr. Novemberp.

NHHHWWE - 0EV|W'"|~E
S. Amerika. Hamburg. Oct. ~.
SIS La TOuraine. hayTc. Nov, 2
S. Philadelphia. Southampton. Nov,
IS Jersey City. Swansea, Oct. -,
S. kentucky, Stettin, oct. IL. a.
M Ottcrburn, HAMBURG. Oct. 10
- August KOrti. Manchester, Oct. q
IS PTOmetheus, Rotterdam, Oct -
IS Washin gton, Antwerp, Oct. ~.
SIS A.s ScTtOn, CheTlbon. sept. Z.
~ COmus. New Orleans, Nov, l.
SO III PAsO, Galveston. Nov. }.
~ Princess Anne, Norfolk, Nov. :.
IS SanturCe, Georgetown :. c, Nov q,
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The.e navy orfera were issued:

Rear Admiral F. Rodgers. retired. from Homo
lulu 70 home.
Rear Admiral A. Walker. from duty as Supein-
tendenB Of tne United states Naval Observatory,
Washington. ID. C.. November II, tO.home.
Commander Il. II. Plat, from washington. ID. c.
20 home.
Lieutenant Commander r. L, Chaplin, from the
Louisiana 20 Washington, ID. O..
Lieut.. e. W. Eberic, from WashingtOn. ID. c., 70
the Louisiana AZ executive.
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FORD RAILROAD COM PAW. =.

New Haven. Conn.,. Oct. ~. 1900. -
To the holders of the Second Mortgage Z per cent
bonds of the Harlem River and PorJchsstsr
Railroad Company, due juno l.. 1911;
The New York, New Haven and Hartford Ran.
road Company Will upon presentation at MS tread
urer's once In the city Of New Haven, Conn, or at
Of New York. pay a. par and accrued interest TO
the date OF presentation the four per cent. Second
hester Railroad Company. due June I, 1877
THE NEW. YORK. NEW HANEN AND HART
FORD r.. Il co. SEQ
ny A. S. MAY. Treasurer.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAr.
Sun rises. -. ...6:9s sun sets. -.A t+ Moon sets. g1l
HIaH wATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook iO:l. Gov Island .tO:44 He'll Gate ..ic:57
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FIFE BANK STATEMENT.

O7OIl2.OOO si7S. BI9.DOO $751; sos. 400
"a SoiOs5, 600 4s.i9S.OOO Se.s7i 100
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1AAE NM AOlsA. WV nAVh.. AND HANi
FORD RAILROAD OMPANH.

william ana Pine Streets New YORK.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-05-22
PEACHAM.

The Memorial sermon will be preached
at West Barnet, Sunday morning, May
26
The East Part school taught by Miss
Maud Guthrie, the Ewells Hollow school
taught by Miss Chapman, and East
Peacham school taught by Miss May
Kenerson, will unite and have pre-Memo-
rial exercises at the schoolhouse in East
Peacham, Wednesday afternoon, May 20.
The public are cordially invited to be
present.
The w. c. T. U. will hold their regular
meeting with Miss Laura c. Bailey Thurs
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Tea will be
served later when gentlemen are invited.
Commencement exercises will be held
at Academy Hall, Friday afternoon at
2.3O.
The sermon before the graduating class
was preached in the Congregational
church Sunday morning by Rev c. c. St.
Clare of Morrisville. 1t was a strong
sermon, showing that all may be what
they will be. In the evening he spoke to
a crowded house on the subject, Lives
that Point"
Presiding Elder F. w. Lewis of the st.
Johnsbury District, will preach in the
Methodist church Sunday evening
The funeral of Burton Pinkham was
held at the home of Alec Cassidy, Wednes-
day, Rev. ]. K. Williams officiating.
Charles Varnum died at South Ryegate
February %, and the body was brought
here for burial May 10Th. His grand
daughter, Mrs. Flossie DROWN Malan
and her husband and child came with
the body.
B. F. Way from Manchester, N. H.,
was in town over Sunday.
Miss Leila Houghton from Cabot is
working at Mrs. Augusta Hunts.
Harlan Renfrew spent two days at st.
| Johnsbury last week.
Herbert Blair, George Esden William
| HASTE and Frank Powers from East
Peacham and ]. c. F. Richter attended
the banquet at Wells River, Friday, given
by the Worcester Salt Company.
Mrs. Gibson and daughter Gladys
from East Peacham spent couple OF
days recently at Barnet with Mrs. Cham
berlin, Mrs. Gibsons sister.
Matt Trussell has been spending the
past week at his fathers.
Harvey Dunn, who has been i'll some
weeks, is not as well. Mrs. F. H. Var.
mum is much better.
Rev. and Mrs. c. c. st. Clare spent a
couple of days last week at Mountain
| View House.
Fishermen started in the small hours
Wednesday, but the water was too high
and cold for good success.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-05-22
LuNENBuRG.

Charles Cole, who has been sick for
some time, remains about the same.
Rev. E. E. Reynolds will give the
address Decoration Day at this place.
He was here three years ago and was
well received
E. H, Blossom of St Johnsbury was in
town last Saturday with his automobile.
The members of the high school gave a
card party at the hall Monday evening.
The Womans Club gave musical at
the home of Mrs. Ida Bell last Friday
evening under the direction Of the music
committee. The occasion was much
enjoyed several invited guests being
present.
The Grange have for their entertain
nent this week can Old English May
Day." under the direction of Miss
Breitling Punch and waters will be
served.
Mr.. Frank of New York, Mr.. Bailey OF
New Hampshire, Mr., Thompson OF
Canaan and Mr.. Noble of Waterville,
Maine, were guests at the Heights
House last week.
Lyman Wentworth is quite sick at the
| home of his sister, Mrs. Bean.
Mrs. James Phelps has been quite sick
for several weeks.
Mrs. Gardner BaIch returned from her
visit in Littleton, Monday.
Several members of the Woman's club
were pleasantly entertained by the Lam
caster Womans club at reciprocity
meeting May Is.
Charles Cole, a native and lifelong
resident of this town, died Sunday even
ing. He was a civil war veteran and
served with credit for many years. He
had been in poor health for severa
years. He was member of the Meth
odist church and for long time thu
superintendent of the Sunday school
His funeral was held at the Methodist
church Wednesday afternoon.
Irving Bowker attended the Mer
chants banquet at Woodsville Friday
evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-05-22
i EAST CABOT.

The many friends here of Miss Gladys
E. Hooker, were saddened Thursday
morning to learn of her death Wednes-
day night. Her friends here extend their
sympathy to her family in their great
sorrow. Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Barr were
in st. Johnsbury Friday to attend the
funeral.
John Dunn spent Sunday in town from
his work in Peacham.
Miss Grace Blake was home from
Marsh6eld over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Bundy of Sutton Station
is visiting relatives in this vicinity
Miss Gladys Blake and friend, Miss
Hattie Chapman of Barre, were at V. D.
Blake's over Sunday.
Memorial exercises will be held Fri
day, May "a, 2 p. M, at South Cabot
schoolhouse. The school here will take
part in the exercises.
Mrs. Mena Odekirk is ill at the home
of A. II. Dunn, where she is housekeeper.
Mrs. S. E. Houghton visited her sister,
Mrs. Frank Walbridge, Sunday.
Miss Lila Douse of Peacham was at
A. H. Dunn's recently, helping her sister,
who is ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Dodge were in
Woodbury. recently.
The funeral of Burton Pinkham was
held Wednesday at the home of Alec
Cassidy He leaves a wife and three
children, one an infant of few weeks.
Mrs. Pinkham has the sympathy of her
| friends in her affection.