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WANTED.

WANTED-By two teachers. a furnished
Hat of four or five rooms or furnished
rooms IN a modern house Address B. B.,
Herald
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SEWING MACHINES.

STANDARD New Home sewing ma
chimes and supplies. Young Bros, % w
LIST So. Ind. phone 1858. Bell 302S
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MEDICAL

PILES removed without knife.
Johnson, specialist. pol So. Main St
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SAFES.

THE MOSLER SAFE COMPANY.
Safes at factory prices; no agents; bank
safes and vault work "A speciality; pur-
chasers in Utah. Wyoming, Nevada, Ida
no and Montana. Address c. G. Field.
No. l First st. Bell phone 1129-k.
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POOL TABLES.

pool TABLES-Large stock second
hand tables cheap. Also show cases and
drug fixtures. Headquarters for billiard
supplies. W. L. Wetherbee. 80 Richards
street. Ind. 1922.
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OSTRICH PLUMEs CLEANED.

+. A CARTER FUR CO. q w. LIST So.
Furs remodeied. repaired. redyed.
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CHIROPODIST.

DIR. ELIZABETH l.. WISMER. Su.
I5-4,6 Security & Trust Bldg. "a Main !
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PLANNING MILL.

CENTRAL Planning Mil! Co.. Inc. All
kinds of mill work. Work Gone for con-
tractors on short notice. Prices reason
able Phones 36l
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ELECTRICAL

MOTORS. generators, fans, new and
second hand. Borkman Elect. Co. 231-e3s
South West Temnle Bell 200: Ind. s2s.
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FLORISTS.

ELOhlSIS.
WALTER w. KING. FLORIST.
"a h. 20 So. Phones g. Specialist on
funeral designs and everything floral
THE FLOWER sHOP-Cut flowers and
designs Under Nat Bank of Republic.
ERNEST A. LAMBOURNE FLORAL
%, b Main Bell 29l Ind. 3H. Leading
florists on funeral designs. Decorations.
THE RELIABLE florist. Huddart
Floral Co. OPP. Grand theatre. Phone l0d
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INTERIOR FINISHINGS.
j. =. PAULSON CO.,
1I0-l72-174 West Second South ST.

j. p. PAULSON CO.
17O-172-17a West second South St.
Both phones 453.
p. o. box S72.
Manufacturers of bank. office bar
and store fixtures; also show cases.
wall cases. desks, etc, etc Agents
for the Brunswick Bake Collender COM
pany's billiard and pool tables and
supplies. Our fixtures are practical,
up-to-date and of exclusive design.
We are carrying the largest stock
of poo! tables and supplies in the west
See our show rooms, warehouse and
factory. We are also manufacturing
and handling everything pertaining TO
soda fountains, carbonaters, etc. Cor
respondence solicited
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SOCIETIES.

UTAH COmnandery No. II, knights
Templar Stated conclaves held at Ma
sonic Temple. cor. I'd East and LIST South
the first Thursday of each month. So
journing Sir Knights cordially invited to
attend. JAMES H BROWN, E G.
Z. Q JEATHERWOOD. Recorder.
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LIVERY.

M'coY's STABLES. Both phones 81.
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MANDOLIN AND GUITAR.

MANDOLIN and guitar. c. d. SchetI
Ter. COZ Templeton block. Special summer
rates. Phone 125l-Z.
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HAT FACTORY.

HATS blocked and retrimmed by an ex-
pert. Fred Taylor. "a East Frs South.
Phone 1s7l-X.
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FURS AND FURRIERS.

r. Stencil FUR Co. removed from
70 e. Sd So to 81 Z. Sd So.
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Bathing is superb at saltair.
Try II.
BINGHAM JUNCTION.

Crescent Creamery Butter. For sale
AT all dealers.
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WANTED-Room and board in private
family by two young ladies who will fur
nish good references; would prefer two
rooms: must be close in. Address p ~.
Herald.
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WANTED-By couple. or 5-room fur
nished house. with bath: desirable ten
ants who would give property best of
care. Address p H. Herald
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LUMBER DEALERS.
CIVIL G. HYDRAULIC ENGINEER,

A. p. MERRILL Sharon building. Re
phone. 1868 Ind: office. Ind. 2s3s-R. =
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TILES AND MANTELS.


ALL kinds OF tile work. wood and tile
mantels: new and complete stock. Letch.
field & Barstow. The Tile and Mantei
Men," &c South State street.
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JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS

LARGEST stock in city; dolls and cane
work repaired r. NJ. King. 80 Z. Sd So.
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

WE GET THE MONEY"
John j. Wallace & Co.,
32i ID. F. Walker Block. Phones 1867.
SALT LAKE Collecting. Agency. Per-
sonal attention. quick action. prompt re.
mittance; attorney to assist. $40 D. F.
Walker bldg. Bell phone 2a3S: Ind MS
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

EBER ". HALL. Undertaken. Emoa I'M
II. 225 6. West Temple. Both phones 1919
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WANTED-4 or 5-room cottage or house.
Keeping rooms. furnished or unfurnished,
near University. ]. VI. Maddox. of t..
dormitory. Phone $500 Ind
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TUNING AND PIANO REPAIRING

JOHN n. TAGGART, headquarters N.
Y. & Western Piano Co., So. Main.
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CUT STONE.

GLENCOE STONE. from Glencoe.
of cut stone work; samples submitted.
Ashton, Whyte, Skillicorn Co.. Salt Lake,
agents. Office and yard, % to "a N 9Th
West st. Phones: Bell 1852: Ind. 1895
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WANTED-To buy acres, with water,
on small payment down. rest monthly;
suitable for chickens. Address p q, Her
aid.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral services over the remains
of Robert Hanger. jr., who died Tuesday
in Murray. will be held in the Murray
Eastward chapel Sunday. Aug. 80. at 12:15
p. m. Friends can view the body from II
a. IN. until noon in the chapel.
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WANTED

WANTED-To exchange carpenter
work for brick and plastering. Particu-
lars at 954 Laird Ave.
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CAFETERIA.

Finest bathing in the world at saltair
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BUILDER.
MINES AND MllNIMG.
GEOLOGIST.

r. FORESTER examines and reports
on mining and mineral properL;s. Rooms
912-2lS Brooks Arcade. Both phnues
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WANTED-Board and room or room
near good boarding house. for lady; not
too far out. p Il. Herald.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

| WANTED-Experien lady stenogra-
pher wants position. Address P-l6. Her
aid
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SCAVENGERS.

SALT LAKE SCAVENGER CO. Office
Sc Postoffice place. Ind. 1854 Bell 17o.
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WATCHMAKERS.

E. o. LINDGREN. Jeweler. 81 E. Sd
So. ST. Bell 504S-K.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.

SECONDHAND building material of all
kinds for sale. Inquire room 81 Sharon
bldg. 81 West South Temple. Miller &
Jensen, contractors Phones: Bell 1881.
Ind. 32S7
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SHIPPING.

CUT RATES to any part OF the United
States We can save money for you in
shipping goods either east or west Cor
respondents IN all the principal cities.
See US or phone 555 Redman Van *
Storage Co. III So w. Temple
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CUSTOM CLOTHES MAKERS.
SHOE REPAIRING.

WEST SIDE SHOE SHOP. 500 West n
South street. Up-to-date work.
TOM CARLINE-Shoemake expert
hand work 1897 6. w. Temple. Ind. 12t.
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~ WANTED-5 or Groom modern home or
good building lot, close in. owner must
accept good. clear income property as part
payment. Address p 20. Herald
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FIXTURES.

UTAH BUILDING & MANUFACTcs-
ING CO. Inc, 221 w. So. Temple Both
phones 1856. Cabinet work, show cases,
counters, shelving, etc. Mfrs. of Bank,
Bar and Office Fixtures. Milton Ridges.
Mgr
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DRUGLESS SPECIALIST.

CHRONIC and nervous diseases, spinal
troubles. female complaints. DR.. P. K.
Erickson. chiropractor 234 Constitution.
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CONTRACTORS.

CONTRACTORS.
MILLER & JENSEN. contractors Arch
Iitectural and engineering works Phones:
Bell 1881; Ind, 32S7. 81 Sharon bldg.
LET Us build you home Gin your lot
or ours. Enterprise Realty & Inv. Co..
IS w % South
HAMLIN PAINTS, Inc. Il will guar
antee" Quality is remembered long after
cost is forgotten. Both phones; old stand
ASHTON BROS.-General contractors
20 Sharon block. Bell Sl3. Ind 3S3S-A
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PRACTICAL HATTERS.

We Know Notwithstanding. Clean
ing and reblocking. Specialists in the
business Smith Bros. 60 r. LIST g.. Ind 1881
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WANTED-Woman, good plain cook,
wants a place. Address Pill Herald
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CHAS. PASSOW G. SONS.
Bank and office fixtures. billiard and
pool tables and supplies. w. H. Sober.
sales agent, IS Richards. Phone. Ind. OIL.
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WANTED-Young man wants position
collecting or soliciting. Can give best of
references. Address P-l5 Herald.
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.WANTED-By Germania dairy. > fresh
mich COWS: something that will give
about gallons 1867 So. LIST West. Ind.
phone 1l403.
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GAINESVILLE NEWS NOTES.

Finest bathing in the world at Saltai
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mr. ). T.. Warburton wishes to ten
uer card OF thanks to all those who
extended a helping hand during the sick
ness and death of his beloved wife. Mar
garet NJ. Warburton, and to those who
rendered floral tokens of respect and
rendered their services at the obsequies.
which were all thankfully appreciated
Respectfully,
3 h. WARBURTON.
COL South Seventh East
Mr.. and Mrs. William Seeley of S57 West
First North wish to thank their friends
who assisted them during their late be-
reavement.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-10-24
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.
For Judges
]. ]. Whitaker, ]. M. Bowman.
For Justice of the Peace
Stanley A. Hanks.
For Constable
Peter Hansen.

Just very important developments of the present week have
concentrated the campaign being made by the Repub
party this and The ruling the supreme court
which, in effect denies the application for writ OF mandate to the
American party compel the secretary OF state to place
Republican electors the aftberal ticket has
decidedly clarifying effect The court has upheld the
judgment of Republican of this state by refusing
ticket be adorned by the of the
Taft for president and Sherman for vcepresiden
The American have injected peculiar and at
times inconsistent issue into the present campaign They told the
the local the national and they
nothing for the national campaign At the time
the program they demand of the Republicans
the head the local Kearns
the American party considered the local
election of president of the United States
effort the of the inner circle
Republican the American ticket because the
then the American party need not
rank and file the national ticket All
who Taft
Republican ticket and by voting the American
for officers the luser
The ruling Supreme Court right No should be
compelled ticket if he doesn't have his
that ticket ruling also important since establishes perfect
the partete American and the Re
pubcan-wch conendng for supremacy in Salt Lake county
The Democrats of the they making
campaign going make The Republicans
having trouble they had convincing the Demo-
Gratis they defeat the Americans Everybody
derstand Democrats ockng the support of the Re-
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

For Governor
William Spry, Salt Lake County.
For Justice of the Supreme Court
w. M. McCarty, Sewer County.
For Representative in Congress
Joseph Howell, Cache County.
For Secretary of State
c. S. Tingey, Juab County.
For State Treasurer
David Mattson, Weber County.
For State Auditor
Jesse D. Jewkes, Emery County.
For Attorney General
A. R. Barnes, Salt Lake County.
For Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton
A. c. Nelson, Sanpete County.
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pledge everything in their power to encompass
Another factors in e campaign p s e Sympathy Which
the american party getting from the Republicans EAR. in their party
Lake county of greater Importance than the election of President
the election sheriff attorney city justice
the There are ion the business men of Salt Lake
and they will against the American party Salt Lake
waged by a number years to satisfy his ambition
gain seat the United States Senate and to regain the political
Not long tried to borrow farm It
valley prices bound to rise and values increase
When he applied for loan he informed that loans being
agent went further and said
Where its return would be- had especially with hard tines following
the election of Democratic President He ntmated that if Taft
doubt make the loan with the farm property security The lesson in
They would not endanger their Of pood business bW voting
Bryan into the White House. and they know just well
vital Importance than the imaginary issue Salt Lake county
with the tactics Of the American party leaders in irving to- swing the
entire American the support of Bryan order satisfy
ton and interest will naturally center in the election Of ma
ona executive than the epeui of obnoxious stasteu
STRIFE IN oat Lake county
John L. Sullivan passed century Thursday of
last week. and declares that he good for fifty years
whips and get down If John had secured
a the
pon of the world longer than he but OH
Charley Wright last week broke the worlds
record 1872 bal line billiard record running 400 points
average OF TO- The best former average l42.
Crown a wen crewns oo a out tiu r se
of the three games Pierpont star
bowler of the evening his the games being Jack
Quinn second with ST.
Pete Sullivan is after Fighting Dick yands scalp proba
bly, having egand good deal of his put the
kabosh Larry Burns down Ephraim would great
match for Sullivan Dick did give him good waoping
The Agricultural park have been great
advantage owing the nemency of the weather
with real Crouch pipe those
when the falling
week.
The catcher of Chcagos National league John G.
King thinking seriously quitting Chicago ying
with Kansas City, branching club an
nounced that he of the City team he will
chuck his job
Robert Douet has been engaged for Nance ONes company
her play "Agnes"
Mr. Brigham Royce has been engaged James Hackett
appear Black Michael in "The Prisoner Zenda"
A Washington dispatch
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-10-24

REPUBLICAN JUDICIAL TICKET
For Judge Third Judicial District
Hon. Charles w. Morse.
Hon. George G. Armstrong.
Hon. Morris L. Richie.
Hon. Thomas D. Lewis.
For District Attorney
Frederick c. Loofbourow.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-10-24
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET

REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET
For County Commissioner (Four-
Year Term)
John c. Mackay, Granger.
For County Commissioner (Two-year
Term)
Walter ]. Burton, Forest Dale.
For County Clerk
Margaret Zane Witcher, Salt Lake.
For Sheriff
Joseph c. Sharp, Salt Lake.
For Attorney
Job P. Lyon, Salt Lake.
For County Recorder
Fred ]. A. jacques, Salt Lake.
For County Auditor
Frank Heginbotham, Salt Lake.
For County Assessor
Amos S. Gabbott, Farmers Ward.
For County Treasurer
John A. Groesbeck, Salt Lake.
For County Surveyor
Joseph B. Swenson, Salt Lake.
For State Senators
Charles E. Marks, Salt Lake; S. ].
Stookey, Sugar House; Carl A.
Badger, Salt Lake.
For Representatives
Joseph ]. Cannon, Farmers Ward;
Daniel McRae, Granger; Brigham
Clegg, Salt Lake; T. L. Holman,
Bingham; ]. M. Holt, South Jordan;
E. c. Ashton, Salt Lake; E. ]. Eard-
ley, Salt Lake; Hugh A, McMillin,
Salt Lake; William Mcmillan, Salt
Lake; Claude Y. Russell, Salt Lake.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-10-24

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
Thomas Sevy, Garfield County.
Lafayette Holbrook, Utah County.
Henry Cohn, Salt Lake County.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-19
DENIED USE or WATER.
Supreme Court UrboIds Order in In
junction Against ST JOhnsbury.

st. bloomsbury, Avg. TO-. BY pro
lorna decree which has inst been made
by Judge A. A. Hall Of st. Adams the
bin in chancery brought by the state
loard of health against this village, to
restrain the inhabitants from using for
domestic purposes the water from the
Passumpsic river, is adiudged sufficient,
and the demurrer to the bill by the
village is overrnled The case will now
20 to the supreme court on appeal by
the village.
This case is important as It u the
FIRST proceedings brought under the au.
thority of act No. It's Of the acts Of
aoe. as amended By act No. 739 Of the
acts Of 1904 to enforce an order OF the
state board of health.
Passumpsie river is the chief source
Of water supply for this village. On
July Z. 1906. the board Of health found
from analysis that the water was con
terminated and menace to public
health. Users Of the water were mott.
fed not to use It further without boil
ing, iltering or otherwise treating IL,
but the order was not complied with
and last October State Atty Guy ".
Tin Of this village and Atty Gen. c. G.
Fits Of Brattlebofo. brought a bill in
chaneery to enforce the order, to which
the village demmTed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-19

Striking feature OF The August Nc
ciure's--one that will be widely discns-
scd is an essay on Prohibition and
Social Psychology" by Prof Hugo
Munsterberg. fhe distinguished psy-
cholokist says; Better America lnspir-
ed than America Sober" Another strong
feature, from pictorial standpoint is
the reproduction OF several of the best
paintings Of Alexander BorisoH, the
Russian artist, who went 70 the frozen
North and painted the maryelousiy
beautiful coIors OF the Arctic region on
the spot. Richard &. Cabot, an eminent
physician OF Boston, analyzezs one hun
bred Christian Science Cures" declar-
ing that Chrietian Science treatment
does not eure organic diseases. TAe
"Reminiscences Of Carl Schurzg continue,
with an intensely interesting account of
two interviews between the author and
Bismark, in 1867; and Ellen Terry, in
her memoirs, tells OF her last years
with Henry Irving. In fiction there are
a half dozen stories, everyone Of which
possesses exceptional merit; "A Story
OF Hate" by Gertrude Hall; PATSY
Morgan. the Book, and Its Covers" by
A. y. Holman; His Need Of Mis-
simons." another Ezekiel story. by Lucy
Pratt; "1ne King Of the Balloons by
Percivsi fiibbon; The Forehanded Col
quhouns" by Margaret Wilson; THE
Moving Finger Writes" by Marie Belloc
LOwndes.
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vooDoo DOCTORS.
Belief Of Negroes In Thslr Ability 10
Work spells"

Belief OF Negroes In Their Ability 70
Work spells"
A well educated and clever negro In
Philadelphia related, with obvious sim
certify. an experience OF his own with
a famous voodoo doctor" OF that city
who had grown rich from his wiz
ardry.
"once q person had a writ out
against me-" this negro said. eThe
constable had lt The magistrate was
set against me. went and got n
charm from the doctor ] met my
enemy, but ! was not seen. | met
the constable. and be walked by and
never noticed me. The magistrate did
what he had never done before--for-
got all about II. The Toodoo stopped
Il all"
This same negro related another in-
cident OF his experiences:
Once was nearly killed by VOC
doc black cat which used to come into
the house. l threw stick aud hit II.
1t was witch. II tormented me. I
was ridden In dreams like horse. I
suffered terribly. was dying. went
to the yoodoo doctor paid him So
for spell That night awoke. The
window was open; the moon was shin
ing. saw the little black witch how
ering up and down there. She was
smaller than 10 her own body. She
wore a very big, old fashioned bonnet.
Her face was like that OF the cat: But
she did not come any closer to me.
Then she faded away. That ended it,"
The belief Is prevalent among the
negroes that witches have power 10 as
sumo the forms OF various animals.
In South Carolina a means employed
70 guard against such yIsitations is to
scatter rice or similar small grains
thlckiy over the door in the form OF
cross. Before the witch can approach
her victim she must deyour every
grain. This task Is too tedious for
her patience, and she takes herself of.
Marvin Dana in Metropolitan Maya.
zine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-19
BURLINGTON CHURCH
HoNoRs PoPEs EDIcT
ST. Anthony's Of Burlington Selects
Male Singers For Gsegorian
Mass.

Burlington, Ang. 10. 81. Antbony's
church IN this city, one Of the youngest
n the diocese Of Burlington, Bishop J.
). Aliehaud, is the first to take action
IN regard TO church music, enjolned by
papal decree. More than three years
have passed since the Pope enjoined
Catholics to return TO the Gregorian
form OF music and 20 abolish mixed
choirs. Thus far, however. no steps
other than the above have been taken
IN this diocese TO carry out the decree.
The r. Rev. Bishop Michaud believes
that conditions IN the diocese Of Bur-
Iingtou do not warrant and be believes
the churches are not expected TO make
the radical changes from mixed TO male
ehoirs OF once.
1T is difficult In diocese made up
largely Of rural churches as this one," y
says the bishop, 10 secure enough male
voices TO render the Gregorian form of
music satisfactorily. In ST. Anthony's
church, where tho change has been
made, the parish is fortunate in having
the required voices"
The church was erected by the RI
Rev. Mgr. Jerome NJ, Cloafec, pastor of
S. Joseph's church in this city, who
month ago celebrated his golden ami
yersary of his eonseeratior TO the priest
hood.
The pastor is Tire Rev. w. A. Plomon.
don an understandable and beloved
priest.