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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19
EongreSleI
Gfstraiesiioneu aabncs.

S 0fnnbags la1nIeoes Be Sore
reoe 5taters 81. 4on9res til en-
gfstraianling for at oberbeie bet
Solorepilion =Sorlag> Der blep frem'
ogt t 9fepraientantbulet Dnsoag.
5 Girs6ags opleltes ct tort 8uo'
jfab til @ongres1en fra &reIioent
9aft, / bbilfet benne tnbprenter
&ongres1en, at Regieringens SSno'
tegter life iparer til l1bgifter, foo
Ie6es at Ser omfrins /. Satli pil
bore en- ltn6erbaIlance poa 100
Millioner Dollars. @nbbioere pao,
peger ban gegobenoigbeben af Ell
EoI6repiitpn, ioole6es 1on1 Set repll.
blifanIfe Tortt babbe forpligtet Jig
beo li6ite 8alg, % ban opfororer
@ongreslen til bopeoiageltg at be-
ifjeftige Jig meo Goloipbrgsmaalet
6enne gfstralesiton> og 10 minore
ma1t bebonbler onore 5pbrgsmaal,
6es beore pil set pere for 2anbet.
Speafer Cannon er bleben eienbalgt
til at 1eoe Sulets 6orbanolinger,
og ltrafs efter at @omlingen bar er.
fleret oobnet opitoo en- bi6lig Scamp
om @ulets syorret,1in9sor0en, i boil.
fen sen yaftion, ser pil6e bibeboI6e
Sen ganle Sorretningsor6en, les ct
9eeoerlag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19
&rigsifpcr paa 8alfan6alupeu.

Ser iDnes at DGre alporlig Sare
for Tre0sbruo mellen Serbie1l og
9itrige=ungarn. slnIebni11gen er, at
Sen ti6ligere @an6elstraftat mellem
Sc to 2anbe er be6 at ltolgbe, og
lfipnt ser bar poret forban6let ON
Sprettelie at en np 5raftat, er Ell
iao0on en6nu life pe6taget al 9itri-
ae=llngar1l me6ens 5erbien bar goo.
fie116t sen. Scr er i SEN slnleonil1g
.uobefslet n1eget ifarpe Scooter nrellem
0e to 2an6e, og set nrenes, at Ser
bien bar @rigsforbereoelier feroige,
og at el, Mobiliiering al sets @rigs-
'itprfe pil fin6e steo, bpis life ct inar-
ligt Jorlig timber 5teo, baieret pua
sssnorgmlaelier fro gitrige .l1ngor,,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19
Snsen 9erofesiornbb 1,eb 5in-s
lan6. II l8.

6inIuno bill life eaa n.eb / sen 8e-
.ppgelie, Ser er iperfiat for 1obefs-
ling al 8rofeslorer 1nellem anrert-
fanife og ffanbinapiife l1niperfite ter.
Sra SeIiingfors nre66eles, at uniDer-.
.iitetet / Seliingfors lite bill gaa nleo,
Sd Tim fda af stuoenterne foritaor
gngelif. 8oron @orff, il,rioiif 8ro-
fesior beo l1nioerfitetet, pentes BOG at
tonlnle I'll at boloe Sor lGsninsn pe's:
auerifanife llniperiiteter nette Aar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19

r 4 . z. d
Gan III arf iom CTS M pei
9seip Yorf 2egislotur be6anbler /
oel1ne 5io ct 9opforilag ON Oprettel-
ie al 2a16folonier for Gagabonoer.
Jorilnget cr benpiit I'll 0perpeielie /
ct l1obalg, og tfelge uNorolDlet" bot
5tate11S Commissioner Of CHARITIES
@ebboro tilltillet bette l10Dalg en-
Sfrtpelle, bptlfen ban anfgrer Dan-
mari lom ct @fsempel paa, bborleoe&
agobon6=Spergsrnaalet fan lele@
paa e,1 ttlfrebs1ttllenbe Maaoe.
San beretter> at man Oannarf
betragter 0ngabonoen iom Hatient og
bebanoler bant loln iaa6on Gigge.
rem eller 2eoiggengeren, iom anbol-
oes> bliper fgrt til Ben Snltitltion,
iom for bette 6orn1aals @fplo opbol.
oes al 5taten; fer bliper fans 9il-
ltan0 ombpggeligt unoerlegt og man
letter ban fun til at nofprc set slr-
beibe, ban fan uofpre. @n antageltg
Yrocent 8agubonoer uoifribes, 11aar
man bor f1n6et 8eifieftigelie tit
oen1. sln6re foretreffer at blibe /;
Snititlltio1ren og ser foriege at lrg-
ge Ell @filling til SIDE. De uubel.
breoeltge" iipper life no. Spftemd
for / 0onnarf lat en- Chopper for
9iggeri og 2eoiggang og bpr iaofa-
res ber, life Blot for0i ntan paa oe1t-
ne Maa6e re6oer mango Wenneifer
ira l1t0ergang, men oglaa ford ga.
gen bar en- efono1niif SIDE. Sob
os ber oflfaffe u8rgolinienA gine
gagobon0erne 2agetilipn; la6 benz
life n6fgre arbeioe, oe lite er pal1t
til. @or nuperet0e 6remgangsmaa=
Sc at intte Dem ollie til ftrengt 2nn6-
arbeibe er brutal. S Sc 6onlfe ST.
itttutio1ter bar Hmal1 ollie 1nnIige
Saan0b9rf for 8agabonberne, og til
9anbarbeioe iettes fun De, ion1. fam
uofgre 6et u6en at futile ilaa fig lclp
libel.
Dannarf bar leit Hroblenrd. paa
bi0en1fabelig Waa1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19
Jno6omt(6ot:.

S @olbington orbei0es Ser oen=
ne Sis iprigt paa l1OorbeiOelle al
Maner til ct Jorilag on SeSnotprelle
al eu, sssnsfonsItFat, Der ! ear rpp|enlia
@ro0 fllnoe pentes at ufbjrlpe sen
Hengenangel, ser er in6troaot 6or=
bunos= =StatSfas len. Oct CT &ongrcs=
mono S. 6. Stepe,,s al Miuneiota
Scr CT 2e0er for Sc &ongresnGno,
lom intcresierer Jig for 5agen, og
bon ogter at forclGgge HrGlioent
5oft Sen til Sperpejelie, il10cn 0en
bliper fren1logt for aongreslen. Ste
pens Deuter, at scr beO Ell iaooa,l
8elfotlling fl1nbe lfaffe5 5tntSfoslcn
en- Snbtrgt al nelle,n so og go Mil=
lioner 3ollors oorltg.
&e1liigte11 meo Snofgrelle of cit
laa0an Sfat pilbc pere 5 el 5 at
po1ligne 9fotionels bengienne Ntg=
BONNIE en- pis Gel af SfnttebDroen,
Ioloolcbes at oenne for en Gel Dtloe
blipe baaret al Eengepnngen, meoens
| en tilinore110e 0el pifoe bltbe lgftet
al @efolf,1ingens Mpg % al be Cling,
Ser bgrer til 2ipets Np0tprft og 9fn=
ring; 5 el 3 at tilpeiebrtnge Mi6-
Ter til Detailing al be1t almin0elige
6or6eori,rg af De inoenlo,1olfe &anb=
beie, lao 6enne fun6e bltpe 11bfgrt
l16en at set blep npope1oigt at IT'S
lteoe nDe Stotsbonbs, 5. b. /. forege
StatsgiGl6e1l.
gn sSn6fontitfat al Sen 9lrt for fpr
ppret prebet ber 2an6et Men neb
en- 1896 ofgipen &gieiteretsoom bleb
set faltlnaet, at Sfat paa SSn6fomit
laf @r11nbeienoonn bar en- brett {
sfat, og oerfor lnaatte forbeles pao
olle Stoterne Jorbol6 til 8efolf=
ningstallet. D2en set paaitnaes, al
en- laaoan Hlan bilbe ntebfgre, at nog=
le af De 5tgrite Gorn1uer Seem Dort
bil6e unbgna 6enne 8e1fatning.
Set &ongresman0 5tebens MI ar
beioer for ct at u6fornre en- 8lan for
en- laa6an 8eifatning, ionl fnnbe ltac
| lin Hrepe for @eie1teret, i6et ser in.
gen Gpipl fan bore ON, at 2obens
@ploigbe0 pilbe fon1n1e til 6ennf
Dolnitols Hrepelle. &reli0ent Saft
nenes at Dere mere / Tabpr al er
s(rbelfat, men Stepens oil lgge at be.
piie, at Sn6fom1tifatten oil giDe Ell
mere ligelig og retfGrbig ltolignine
LAT SfattebDr6en paa sSonllle e110 slr
pefatten, iaa lnegets1rerc, iom 0e lie
/ 1te Stater ollereDe bar slrDeifat / Ell
eller anben Sorm, og Ell &egieriltgS
glrpeifot pilbe faa l10ieenoe al oobbe
| 8eifatning. 5elp ON en- laabnn fnn
! oe bore loblig, pil6e ben faa l1biecn
}. 6e af at bore uretfRr6ig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19
Blu11nt Gannan1wt1n.
Runnt i Amrrika.

Sra Iuco III d til Sill
no g.
Goltor &c. 9. S5oln1 Ernit iDr 0el'
oanife airfes 9fcnigbeo / Tacoma,
@alb, far nootaget 8aloct JON
YrGlt for San1ful1bctS Wenigbeo
3migbt, Sll., bpi5 r1pnrenbe &rGlt,
s.. s. 8obbolbt, ser er Iorlnono for
Gen banitc &trfc / slnerifa, til 1or=
aaret bliper Yreit for 8etbqnia Me=
nigbe6 / &acine, @is.
81 3 a M Gan til Gan 1na r t.
Bultor 9lbdln Dun og 9nltru Gbi=
cago pil Son1mer oflngge ct 9eibg /
0onularf. ct. 5tefans Menigbeo,
for bpilfen Holtor 0all er ErGlt, Dar
lfienfet Er9ltpfan1ilicn en- Slm Een=
&c til at foretage &ejlen for. Ealtor
Oa,l ser life / 25 slar bur Jet lit
6uorelono, pi( rejie ira @bicago
SSuni Mtaaneb % benter at bore |
9anmorf laa tiMigt, at ban fan oel-
tage SEN banlf=omerifanlfe Dag paa
0an6S11ol ltillin9e1 Marbus. 2ige-
leDeS oil ban operpnre Set 6nll lf<onle=
rtfanlfe Strpne poa MosfilOe slu=
quit MaaneO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19

sSoroer, oprcttc ct propiniielt Ecnge
| linltit..t % beiGttc cltfelte 5trbg mci
tpife S11obpggcre.
Sen enc oanlfe SanooaeSmano
aloppenborg- -Sfrnmsager, in1bbcgi1
mco @raft oisie Angreb; ben an0en
9iis MiSlen, iii life 2tiligbeo ocrtil,
oo Droet blep banl ofifaoret pe6 a:
Torbanolingernc serflere0es afllntte.
Sc.
Otter bctta CT Set let at inoic, G.
oer ct onbe @rGftcr ignre, og at
9aniferne 1uoa forbere6e fig paa en-
ny Scamp ior bcres 9eationalitet.
Spgrgslnoolet CT iii: &nao CT
Grunoen til ocnne pll1biclige Spblus-
jcn al 9onlferbooet?
Ger lan besurrre nGppe p9re 1to=
gen Gpipl ON, at Set er Sen bonlfc
6olfetingslnano, -fbp. &onieilsprpli.
bent s. 6. Gbriltenlen, Ser beb npglc
liffert pel n1eltc men npeget uopcr=
neieoe llbtolelier lln0er Debatten ON
Megieringens Toriparslope Tolfe=
tinget 5. 1S. Sebrl1ar nforpnrenbe
er fomnlet til at gipe 3Dlfcrne Ell
lnnge pnlfet @rluto til at bic @lpr.
l1nocr Nebegjprelien for i'm Still
ling til yorlparslopen fom s. g.
Gbriltenicu III poa Set ipnOerjpolfe
Spprgslnaal @an nOtolte, at 500
bct ON @ic11forcniug mes bore 8rp.
orc Spb for &ol1geaocn CT lenenoc
POS olle 9unlfc Ecfter at geeutrali=
tetstanfe11 far icifet og &epancbetan
fen ct ppgipet. l0ettc 9oab fan al
orig So og n1no .albrig Sd in6til Set
pirfeliggjprcs. 9Ren Gannorf fnDt.
ter life mi @oa6ct til Gprro eller
&ononer, langt i'm men til set tDlft
Uolfs 9}etlinb.S Mi penter 5orenin
gen as fre0eIig SCI: 9ol1 tiIfpieDe.
at inotil set lfcr, nor. set bort On
lfc, at bore @rp0rc / 6pn6erjpllano
pil0e bore fro og loplpoige 8orgere i
Set tplfe 9tige, nlen ielpfplgelig ogiao
frrpe Jig bcbonolcoc lom laoOannc
elsie Dtringcr, iuo lan6e Sc og
for Jig par % lao go0t pg fulbt no
trpf for &c 5onfer, ser rerer Zig i
bpert oonlt @jrrtc, CT falbet SDlfer=
tie for @rpltet Sc tplfe 8looe Moro.
llepig benpiier til oem 1orbinoelie
nleo ssSprgen Mpller's l1opisntng. sc
brpbcr, at Set bor S. 6. Gbril iltenien,
scr for to s(ur libcu lon1 oaulf Mini=
lterprplioent fprite 2inie nar meO=
pirtcnoe pco' 9lfllutl,ingen al Optont=
&onpcntionell, ,og I'LL bar Dan / Oe1l
oanife &igsoag oo6ent .og, uimoolagt
ubtolt, at Set 0a,ife Tolf fait6olocr
lit v&rap" poo Sen tpife 9forolnarf.
SEQ Gebatte,l / Sen preus1i1fe 2on6.
6ag s. 81: Tebr1tor bleb ligelc6es S.
6. Gbriltcnien's l1otalelier sen oan'
ifc 9iiesoag frenuoragne og ifarp'
pootolte og ongrebne.
Set CT bsj @roo beflageli9t, at
cit. Mano lou S. s. Gbriltenlen, Ser
liffert loa go6t lom ,1ogen fienoer
Sc ponlfelige Torbolo i set 6anife
9eoroilespig og Gplfernes Srritabili'
tet, ser Sc li6ite 9lur er blebet for
gget oeo 9anifbe6ens 11niSfien6eligt
6remgang Spo for @ongeaaen, bal
laoet Zig forlebe al lit go6e &inrte
til at frenriette fine 6blelier paa e1
iaa r6iot 9teb lon1 i &igsbagsiaIer
og unoer en- Torm, ser n1eb liot onf
Gilje funoe gipes en- falF l16lngning
Gette piier, at Sen ti6ligere &onieils'
prniioent / bpert JoI6 life er 81
plomot, ielp on ban er en- fit og flat
lpnet &plitifcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19

S Mri8ona finbes Ser en- Sci forits-
net Gra, Jon er iaa baarot, at bet er.
umuIigt at forarbei6e set lneo 5taal<
.bprftsi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19
) 0et iibite al Jiiber
$ an EN- g gen.

6onlen agen.
Sra 9telp Oorf meoOeleS li0lte l(ge,
at Sen fnngslebe sogfprer 6ilber=
@onien's 8olnpagnon, Nle1anoer Miz
cbaelion, ligeiom lin uHartner" or
6lepen frofjenot lin Sogfgrerbepil=
ling. Som oet pil erinores, ofgap
6iiBer=9u11e1l, ga ian erflGreoe ltg
ffploie / foripgt 8eltiffelie, Sen Gr-
flering, at ban alene bar SfDlben
ipr benne Jorieelie, og at bans apn-
pognol, ingen Del 6np0e Sen. ST.
lber=&anlen 0gntes til ct slars TGng=
lel og miltebe lin Sagfprerbepilling.
Me,1 Micbaellen bleD 0og fife renlct
for Mistanfe pe6 &onpagl1onens @r-
fl9ring. ge1 bar in1i0lertiO Seem
Dorfs 9iitriftsaobofat Serome la0et
Sugen in1ob bom fol0e irro6 at Sci
cbaelien goar i,1b poa at neolegge lill
Girflon1be6, og Statens &pjeiteret5
Nppelafoeling far afgiDet 0om efter
oen'1e Sroning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19
10. AARGANG.

Gono. point. 1886. Strafs eiter
orog ba,1 til 9l,,lerifa og it116erebe ct
Mars 1io Semi Ybila6elpbia. 9er-.
eiter iif bnn MniGttelle UNDER s@ec-
logical Surbep" Henniplbanta og
arbejDc0e peb bette / 5 Mar, tog /
1843 sen ne6icinife Doftorgrab pen
Statsuniperiitetet BenniDlpania og
blep 1916 8rofesior Semi og Gp=
lif pe6 @piifolen Ybilabelpbia en-
5tilling, ion1 ban befle6te i IA slar.
san far p1lnbet ct betp6eligt gtapn
ion ae1nifer og er napnlig blepen
fje,,bt peo to betDoningSf1tl6e Spoa=
gelier, s6iltrering at 9gtber og &aii-
nering al 8omulosfreolie, Der bar
ioaet cit meget ltor slnpen6elie Sn-
ouitrien. 8oDe bar en- meget blot
berejlt Mlal1b, og ban fortiatte lis
@eNelip belt op lin bbie 9ll6erbon,
iaaleoes opbofot ban Zig paa &omair
9ernc / lit 86. 9lar. Com tefnilf
5orf fatter pan6t ban ct mcget ar1let.
Nopn og for frepet en- 9fpffe slf~
banolinger til leroe SioSifrifter ONE
femilfe og fpliife @ntner. San par
gift ,ne6 en 9lmertfanerin6e, @elcnes
M. SoneS. S 73 Mar lebebe 8ope
fer slmerifa, bpilfet liffert er ct
eneitoaen6e Gilfel6e me6 en- fgbt lt0=
len0irg, ser bar faaet fin fulbe llo-
6annelie / tit 6ebrelano. S Cont
lnerer 1853 belegte ban Ganmarf-
Sin bpje s(l6erOom tilbragte Or
8ope Goopersburg, bpor ban ngo
Sen ltprite Seiagtelie blanot fine
We6borgere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19

M M erifas elolte 9 a IL :
ter bpb.
sssfglge Sc banife 8la6e 9eem Dorf
er sen eloitc Donif- -slmerifoner, 9r.
Martin s. @ope al @oopersburg,
8a., afgaaet pe0 9g0en, 81 Mar CANT
mel. &oDe bar fg6t / &ipbenbaDn,
bbor bans Ga6er ejebe 2gpeapotbe-
fet. gsitten gar gamrnel blep ban
Stuoent fra 8orgerbDos osfo1en ] &ige
benbabn, ftuoereoe en- STD Me6icin
peo llnioeriitetet, men git ienere ino
pan poIDtefniif 2prennitaIt % bier
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19
9 a II M rfs 9figes @oa=

90 a II M a rfs &iges g az
b en-.
Eo]tor Benedict Nor0el1toft, Gor-
jtonoer for @rano Gie1p Sol
lege, 0en bnnite &irfes Sfole 1es
Moines, ssoipa, meobeler, at Sfolen
/ oisie Gage far nobtoget en- foitbar
og iieloe1, @ope fra @r 81. s. @ren-
berg Chicago, 11en1lig ct @lasmaleri
til at inbiGtte set itore 8inbue bag
5alerltolen 5folens Geitial. @gen=
lig beitaar @open al TO @lasmole~
rier:: ct 1tort Gin6ue, iom / 0eilige
Sarper bier 0ann1arts &igspaaben,
% openober ct n1inbre &inoue, lom
opernmooe lmuft gienginer en- oanlf
2anbsbDfirfe og en- gannel 2anosbD<
ifole, omgipen al Greer og meo set
blaa 8onb 8aggrl,noel1..
Set er set gamle, oprinoelige &tgs=
paabel1, ser er fren1ftillet, iaale6es
ionr set loo ub i,tbtil 8egpnbellen al
set IA. slarbunoreoe: 9e tire 2eper
goaenoe ober binan6en / set 5fiolp,
bpori Be 9 rg6e @i9rter er 1trpebe.
Sgrlt efter &almar=llnionen og efter
at fre1nnre6e 6priter par fomne pao
Dannarfs Grone bar set, at 8il6<
nrGn0ene % Sc mango Setter nteb
| forifiellige S11ignier fit SSnopas set
gamle &igspaaben.
@Iasmaleriet er l,bfgrt / &igben=
bapn efter Gegning af 9lrfiteft Sre-
6erif Mppel, Ell SGn al &ebaftgr al
o&ors og 5tiGrl1e" 9ppel / GolfelD.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-03-24
McIND0E FALLS,

Miss Jean Duncan is home from Barre
for her spring vacation.
Miss Alice Moore spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Frank Chase, at Woods
vile, N. H.
James Manchester, Ezra Dickinson
and Loren Smith returned last week
from Wilmington where they have been
working this winter.
Miss Lucy Bufam has been visiting
Miss Josie Mulliken at Waterford, the
past week.
J. H. Goodrich has bought the hard
ware store at Barnet off. S. T. Wallace
VIII Hunt is running the store for him.
w. 0. Carr will sell his household
goods at auction Thursday afternoon, ].
d. McAlllster, auctioneer.
Mrs. c. B. Edgerton has been on the
sick list the past week.
Twelve from this Grange went to West
Barnet Friday evening, to attend the G.
w. Pierce Pomona meeting.
At the last meeting of the McIndoe
Grange the first and second degrees were
worked on one candidate, after which
the lecturer presented the following pro-
gram: Discussion of the question,
Lessons from the lives of noted men
and women" roll call answered by
What labor saving device has most
benefited the people, music and read
ings. AT the next meeting the lecturer
will present "The family album"
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bedell of East
Ryegate entertained the Grange Monday
evening.
Mrs. John Jameson visited her
daughter, Mrs. Withers, at Woodsville,
Monday.
Mrs. Clark and Gladys have come
back to the village having spent the
winter at Tom Stevenson's.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-03-24
NEWBURY.

Miss Beth Renfrew spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Bradford.
Mrs. George B. Barnett visited friends
at Newbury Center part of last week.
Mrs. H. E. Cobleigh spent two or
three days last week with her sister on
Jefferson Hill.
Miss Hooker of Colebrook, N. H., is
visiting her sister Mrs. S. c. Taylor.
Mrs. A. H, Bartlett of Ludlow, Mass,
visited few days last week with the
Beckwiths.
Charles 0. Holton spent several DAYS
last week with friends in West Charles
ton.
Miss E. Maude Whitcher, who is teach
ing at Newbury Center, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. John S. Gilman.
A party of our village people went to
Wells River, Friday evening to a sleigh
ride and supper at Hales Tavern.
Mr.. Spooner and family, who have
lived for the past two years on the farm
OF Sidney Temple, have moved to the
kimball farm and will work for Mr..
Iarbox the present season.
Rev. Mr.. Reed of the Advent church,
who was temporarily living in the house
OF Mrs. 7. p. Bailey, has moved to their
parsonage recently purchased of Harry
Hinman
A party of nearly 80 of our village
people went to Bradford Wednesday
evening, to a sleigh ride and supper at
Gales Inn, and very pleasant time was
reported.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-03-24
SUTTON,

Miss Fanny D. Hastings closed the
winter term of school at Barre, Friday
and came to her home at H. A. Blake
for two weeks vacation, Saturday.
John Gray has moved from F. R.
Whipples tenement to the farm recently
purchased, known as the place where
Ora S. Jesseman resided for several
years.
Mrs. Waldo Gilman returned to
Thornton, N. H., last week Monday, for
few weeks, when she and her husband
expect to move here to the place pur-
chased of A. E. Ladd, one-half mile from
the village toward Lyndon, known as
Nathan Richardson place.
The next grange meeting will be held
Saturday evening.
Dan W. Wheeler has engaged to work
for F. W. Barker through sugaring
Mrs. Nellie Ooy) Bartlett, who has
been at her aunt's, Mrs. L. B. Wilson,
for some DAYS, has returned to her home
at Ludlow, Mass. Mrs. Wilson is still
living, but is very low.
Those that have dogs should be sure
anu SEE THAT lHey are llCSuoSu Oh VI
efore the first day of April as the fee is
doubled after that date.
Burleigh Parker has engaged to work
for Fred Chapman through the sugar
season.
James n Holtham has been engaged
to transport the scholars from the
Forbes neighborhood to the village
school for 500 for the school year,
which is $50 less than was paid for the
same transportation last year.
The school directors are at work re-
pairing the school house on the East
Ridge and are to have school there the
coming year instead of hiring the
scholars in that section schooled at West
Burke and the Marshall school in Burke,
as has been done in the past.
Farmers have been busy the past week
securing their ice for the coming sum-
mer's use.
Fred LaClair has engaged to work for
F. r. Whipple for one year and is al
ready at work.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-03-24
PEACHAM

Isabel (Annis) )ennison died at her
home at Peacham Corner, Wednesday,
March IT, after long illness. She was
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Annis
and was born in Groton, Dec. /, 1885.
She married John Jennison of this town
seven years ago. Two little boys survive
her, also her father, sister and two
brothers. The funeral was held at the
vestry of the Congregational church Fri
day afternoon. Rev. ]. K. Williams
ottlclated. Her father, now of Benton,
N. H., and several relatives from Groton
were present at the funeral, also Mrs.
Orrin Chamberlin and Mrs William
Graves from St. ohnsbury. One little
boy has gone to live with his mother S
relatives in Groton, the other with his
fathers sister, and the house is closed for
the present.
Mrs. Ira Jennson has been quite ill,
but is better; Miss Bessie Varnum is con-
fined to the house; and Miss Martha
Dana had the misfortune to fall and
break her collar bone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott M. Farnum from
Lyndon spent several days at Mrs. Clara
Bailey's last week,
Mrs. Laura Palmer and Mrs Blan-
chard, who have spent the last three
weeks at Danville, are expected home this
week.
Miss Elsie Choate came Saturday
from her school at Bridgewater, Mass,
to spend her Easter vacation at her
brothers.
The meeting of the w. c. T. U. will be
held this week Thursday afternoon at 8
O'Clock with Miss Bessie Varnum.
The pupils of the Caledonia county
grammar school had a lyceum Friday
evening with the following program
piano solo, Mrs. Ellen N. Gray; reading,
Mr.. Chaffee; debate, Resolved, that the
press has done more for the world than
the pulpit. Affirmative, members of the
Junior class, Glen Chandler, May DECKER
man, Moro Darling; negative, by senior
class, Willie Crown, Charlie Dole and
Ruby Wilson. Decided in the negative.
Piano solo, Eva Crown; reading, "The
Advance" Eva Crane and Ormond
Hatch.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-03-24
GROTON.

Mrs. A. B. Carpenter and son, Mark,
who have been stopping for the past few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
6. WEIGH, returned to Barre, Saturday.
Wells Blanchard and sister, Mrs. Lucy
Durkee, who have spent the winter with
their brother, Lyman Blanchard, return.
ed to their home at Lakeport, N. H.,
Thursday.
]. F. Hatch has purchased the Beniie
stone shed of Hall & Cochrane.
Rev. S. H. Myers was in Peacham, Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Kicker and child.
rem left Saturday for Hillsboro, N. H.,
where they will visit relatives.
W. ]. Dunn received a severe kick from
his horse last week fracturing several
ribs.
c. ]. Furgerson of Burlington will
speak at union meeting at the Metho-
dist church next Sunday morning in the
interests of the Anti-Saloon League.
L. S. Blanchard spent several days at
Lakeport, N. H., last week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-03-24
LUNENBURG.

Charles Turner's herd of % grade
cows and young stock were found to be
affected with tuberculosis a few days
ago. They will be sent to Burlington
this week.
A number of the Congregational So
ciety drove to South Lunenburg, Sat
urday evening, to attend maple sugar
social at the home Of Victor Sunsbury
The social was to aid the Sunday school
library at South Lunenburg, where Rev.
Mr.. Howard has good sized Sunday
school. They report a very pleasant
time.
Miss Alice Bailey of Groveton was a
guest of Miss Lillian Enright, Saturday
and Sunday.
X. NJ. Norwood has bought the
Mitchell Silsby house at the lower end
of the village and will soon move there.
Joseph Currier sold his household
goods at auction last week Wednesday.
The family have gone to Salem, Mass,
for the present.
Frank Curtis has taken possession OF
the farm he recently bought of Baxter
Smith.
The Womans Club met with Mrs.
Enright on Tuesday afternoon.
Arthur White came home from Grove
ton to spend Sunday with his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Bowker are
boarding with his father at present.
The roads on the hills around us are
getting to be in very bad condition,
owing to the deep snow.
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Balch drove
to Littleton last Saturday to spend
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
Kelley.
Rev. Mr.. Howard is able to ride out
after an illness of several weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Richmond of Dalton preached
in the Congregational church last Sun
day afternoon.