St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-25

frOan the burned parts. His eyes were
not injured Fhr bow, who IL a uleeiisIn-
raI genius, has rigged up some pulleys
WINCH l1e Intended tn run 1E stearu and
ne was using the syUuD can tor a boiler
he 1ullt ire under his InprOVised l00iI-
er and while BIZ was watching it the
thing exploded with terriic force, throw
ng tho scaling water onto liuI.
reIeuhd1a Wires Uafargruuad.
The New England Telephone Company
have begun To put their overhead wires
and gables underground ID Bellows ais
The poles owned BY the telephone Conn
pauy viii be taken down upou the COM
pleti0n of tile.cuuduits.
Superin eendeut and Mrs. George E.
Trasit Of the Gill Odd Fellows H0ue at
Ludlow were pleasantly surprised last
week Tuesday evening WHEN about 100
members of the local T. o. Cd. r. and
Rebelfah lodges spent the evening at the
Houe In honor Of their 25th webbing
anniversary A short musical and
literary program WAS carried out. They
were presented w1th a silver SERVICE Of
bnur preces from the ewo hodges. and Mr.
Trasls responded with much feeling.
Supposedly while ia a fit of insanity
Miss Katie Ward dagg dter ct Mr. and
Mrs William W ard It Burlington ended
her life 5v hanging last Wednesday. She
complained of a severe headache and
stated t1at she was going t0 bed Some
time LATER her m05her went 40 her room
and found her dead body She bad att
tached an apron string tQ C1e t1-asi-pGsE
and lboat Der neck. -hen rolled off the
1ed where she was suspended av her
neck when found S1e WIS g wears ot
age ard IS survived bv her parents, 4
sister and three brUchers.
Antonio ValeuGt wh1 was tried for
the u1rJier 0f Deputy Sheriff f A. Hay
den of Ludlow some time ago. and WAS
cunvcCed gt murder 10 the sec01d degree
was sentenced 10 sEate pris9u FIR hte bv
I1dge tGsclI3n last wreck 10 Rutland
county COURT. Attorneys Cd 8rle1 ard
M1I0uev who defended rh. respondent
VIII take the case 10 the supreme court
The defense claIued THAT VaIlenIi did rot
KNOW that Hayden was ar 017cer aCc
supposed he WAS robbrr ard that re
was attempting t3 force nlcuev from bum
Fuller L. Smith 1f st. Adams has been
appoin5sd uati9uaT bark examiner a9r
Vermont I'd viii be reu1er1 1ered rha1
upon resignation Of Frank L. Z sh 9t
FergeEues last spring the erm0ur
congressional delegation agreed 40
recommend Mr. Smith for -hr PLACE As
the months passed hy and 10 appoint
Ueuc was announced, there has been
u1cn curiosity over rbe cou1lLigr Of
AFFAIRS Ii appears however. that
thorough reurganizatI0n OF Ehe system
OF Examining u4cI9uAl banks has been
EIade by tine government. " 1lc1 was the
cause of the delay Mr.. StuIth = no az ia
" ashington tamiharizluZ himself wIra
the duties Of 1he office.
The Johnson free pubHc library has
received plans and SPECIFICATIONS Tor tts
aew library building whic1 wrL s0oa
be under PROCESS Ut constructed Al
excellent sIce aas neeu acquired and the
1ew 3urIdlng of 1rlck 30x+0 'eer with
the u0deru Equipments, VIII be a good
addIcror -0 the working hbrarles of The
SKATE. The mouey blr the purpose -
being raised by she eE9rts Of -he women
OF I-e place
George Edwards. aIIts Portland
Fatty. arrested sa New Eark cicy By
Plnkerr1u detectives was rldic-ed &c s-e
October term Of & 1lsed States euurC ar
RI and Oh the charge 0f r0l5tu< post
06zces l1 Stowe. Stafford a1i Morgan.
In ch1s scace The federal a1eh9r't'es
have hgr'H arlied warrants against hlu
I'D the lired States u4rSdll 10 New
Work
The Vermont supreme court has hand
Ell down decisu5n q the ca>e 30 wdiCh
rre state attempted co c0Gecr from che
Central Vermont and Eacla1d railroads
ar amount agZrel-a gI1z "a artv $50 90Q
alleged taxes due By -he decIsloa reu-
d-red the state gets about $4,000 trom
the Central Vermont and So 900 from
the Kirkland
En- Washington county court Noveuller
II there were ter divorces granted
Dour Won want 20 20 around tie
world wIt6 Albert Bushnell Hart. Prot
of History &C Harvard University as
VIII 1egin a SERIES OF thrruy % more .eI-
ters SATURDAY.. Nov. =. Ia the Trans
cript tor larry at Home travellers.
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take everv reader OF The Transcript rQ
those regions and countries whose pre-
sent dav activities and struggles are -1e
focus Of the worlds attenci1u. Il VIII
be Az education as wei as v1-aIv inter
escfng to read these letters The hrsr
viii describe The wonderful development
bF Americans and others Of the great
Canadian Northwest and VIII tel why
our citizens are DESERVING their own
country e0 build homes there. >ucse-
quert articles VIII dtsCrI9e those new
conditions and striking movements To
the States Of Washing tor and Oregon
and Ia Alaska territory. regarding vs. rIc-
well posted Americans should he lnt9ru--
ed Crossing the Pacific he wild VISIT
Japan, CHINA and the E Philippine Islands,
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