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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

FOR RENT-Three choice, unfurnished rooms. with private bath, on second floor Lamine Apartment Building. No. 21 Adams St. equipped with nice gas range and all conyeniences for housekeeping. Apply to Thomas Jackson. Agents, 22 Commerce. St.. Phone sss. -13
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

ONLY A square deal. If you can purchase better cigar than we make even as good anywhere for five. ten or fifteen cents. get them, if not go to Hermann Ross. he manu
 factures for twentythree years in our city and his goods are shipped to all parts of the United States. orders taken for any quantity. Satisfaction given, or money re-
 funded. 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Single comb Rhode Island Reds: two hundred cockerels hens and bullets. utili- ty and exhibition birds. prices reasonable' eve rything guaranteed. eggs until February lst half price Correspondence solicited. Brooks Poultry Farm. Fort Deposit. Ala -lo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

WANTED--Men to learn barber trade. Prac- tice furnished by free work careful instruc- lions by experts. Few weeks completes. Tools given. board secured Experience In shops Moier Barber College. Atlanta, Ga. -s-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

AGENTS Wanted-A new and well advertis-
 ed proposition that will make agents work easy. Liberal commissions. See our full page ads in December Hamptons Argosy. Munsey. Popular. Ainslees and fifty other magazines, Write today for particulars. E.
 R PhIlo, Elmlra N Y. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
WANTED-sITUATIoN.

to dress for Xmas Addres i03S S. Hull St., or phone I1O9. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

FOR RENT-Two mule farm. two miles from Montgomery, and Mount Neigs Road. new three room cottage on place. also for sale; buildings at Electric Park. Hal. T. Walker. 40 South Court St., 'PhoneN 127s.
 -l3- su- wed -su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05

nondA watchea Jewelry, guns and pistols Also buy old gold and siiver for spot cash
The sun., 1909-05-02
AUTOMOBILES.
Blowout Insurance

To uss Goodyear Detachable Auto Tires h to
safeguard yourself against bowouts and all the
trouble and expense they cause.
Because Goodyear construction is such that blow.
outs seldom or never occur except the result of
accidents or carelessness,
All tires-save Goodyear are eeither'moulded"o or
wrapped tread" It's difference in construction.
,H aI tEss .rs w. cured Iron core
ks r.. IsGsss pes
ss:css wHioS soon osa.e siosoats and trouble
ssppeG At, T,ssd s,s :i,S. are cured Ar Pr Din
aIsass NV 31Is .s:
land The same troubles result
Goodyear Detachable Tires are BOTH "rnoulded"
and "wrappedtread." heypossess the advantages
OF both processes-the disadvantages Of neither
They are hrst partly cured on the iron core In
the iron mould-thus get the SQUEEZE which insep.
arably unites rubber and fabric into solid unit.
Then while still plastic the tread Is applied. the
air bag 10 put In and they are wrapped with canvas
and again put into vulcanixers Thus all hidden
dsfscfs are smoothed out. The result Is perfect
tire-as soldy knit together as the"moulded" and
a. free from hidden dffetfs as the wrapped" tire,
FrFrBBN THOUSAND MILES from one tire is not
ucssual when Goodyear Detschabies arc used-and
not blowout, often not q puncture in the whole
distance.
This vitaliyimportant feature Is sointeresting to
every Automobiles who wants mileage Wikhont
trouble, that we want to tell you more about It.
Call II you can. Or else write for our book, "How
to Select an Auto Tire" II will give you new
ideas about tire service.
The sun., 1909-05-02
AMHERSTS DUAL MEET.
Wesleyan Leads Until Last Event. bu
Massachusetts Men Win Out.

AMHERST, May The Amherst College
track team defeated that of Wesleyan to-
day by q score Of eS to 6i. The meet wal
held in q hard rain, The outcome Of the
games was in doubt until the last event
When everything was completed except
the low hurdles Wesleyan led by points.
Gray Of Amherst won with . safe lead
while Bacon OF Wesleyan and McMartin
Of Amherst fought for secopd p!.oe. the
latter winning.
LONG ns of q f: e ss
with IS points. Bacon. the Wesleyan cap; cap;
run and both hurdles, won the Quarter mile
entering the broad jump. The summary:
Robson. wesleyan. second: ". r. West, Amherst,
Mile Run-Won Sy conneI. Wesleyan; Thomp-
son. Wesleyan, second: Woodward. Amherst
'AlS % %s Ts1s Rnus: s. s. sssSs Wesleyan.
Gray. Amherst second: Wood. Wesleyan. third.
Tins - m sesSnds; nd;..vor ,v uou.,,,
Amherst Bacon. Wesleyan, second; Sherwood.
Wesleyan. third Time. II SIS seconds.
% 5 Heys .soa S CsaaS SonSr
third. Time. !, minutes 10 seconds,
20 Ys!S Lev HTiss%sn sy nssaS S,sy' Ven S%
TWO NiIe Run-won BY cennor. Wesleyan:
third. time, 10 minutes So IS seconds.
go Yard Run-Won by Robson. Wesleyan:
e. Baldwin. Amherst. second W. T. West. Am
herst, third. Time. "a ! 3 seconds.
High Jump-Tie between Sutherland Wright
and Rich Wesleyan ats feet.
Shotput.Won by knbonrns. AmheTst: Koo
third Distance 80 feet "a inches.
Broad Jump--Won BY Mchartin. Amherst;
Sherwood. Wesleyan, second; Nash. Amherst
third Distance, 20 feet sI4 inches
Hammer Throw-won by Smith Amherst
berst, third. Distance, lis feet J Inches;
Discus Throw-won by Hama Wesleyan:
hsrs,, third. Distance, los feet tnches
Pole vaul'--Won by n. S. Baldwin Amherst:
Miles, Amherst and HarmAn. Wesleyan. tied for
second. Height, feet inches
The sun., 1909-05-02

S. {. fSdT viii ssS 1rGsss sss ns af es.sins s' L
at at the close Of the contest on Thursdsy
oss Says sseadg aeS entsre n SesH %hIis Others S
have, declared their intention Of starting
on RE Ss,o9SSss Srss dnys journey will bring the
travellers from Harrisburg to Wsshins.
And ths route eSSs h sUsf so%s o. The
ass a"Ss sssa s'!ss'ssss aei q.
reached early ln the afternoon moon and ample
torists viii BE- the guests Of the AUTOMOBILE
the, cars viii leave, Washin aton at 0 clock
Iittlestown, ork and Lancaster. reaching!
nne he Motor az e sader sAs ,"s S.sss
ton ,hs club enS rso'p
or "Wednesday, the run from Harrisbsrs
t. wilsesesrrs vii Be msSS with checking
bsSrs Automobile CUB Vii sntsrtsin @ @i the
run Of the contest VIII Be from WNkesSafrs
70 be IL spisndld condition and lie sssrssry ss
along the route Is very picturesque. Check
Ing stations have been established at
S'TOuu5puTg. NHoutONH buu .NSeOunE, puJ
the trip over the Poc0no and through the
Of the sntire trip. This .dayls Itinerary
will include = climb up Giant'e Despair,
When the cars reach the final checking
station In Harrisburg they will be turned
over to the technical committee, which
will examine each car for defects and make
Its report before the final decision as to
the winners IN each Of the four classes is
made.
With the advent OF the new Turkish ruler
the motor bus made its appearance on tho
streeta OF Constantinople. On the day the
Constit titutionalist troops entered the city
several motor buses owned BY An English
concern and driven by English chaufeu 70
began service on the streets Of the Turkish
capital. Curiosity has caused the vehicles
70 be generously patronized. 1t Is impossi-
Bile for the machines 20 be run on any sched-
ule time owing to the nafrowness Of tho
streets and the time consumed by passen-
gers getting on and on the cars.
WILKEsBARRE May i.--At . meeting OF
the contest committee OF the Wilkesbarre
Automobile Club to-day Il was decided
to divide the special event for the Quaker
City Motor Club In the national hill climbing
contest UP the Giants Despair course on
May 81 into two divisions, for touring cars
and for smaller cars. The event for the
Wilkesbarre Automobile Club was divided
into touring class and class for rum
abouts or tourabouts. The Knox Auto
mobile Company to-day teleeraphed that
IL was mailing entries In five events.
The sun., 1909-05-02
LAWN TENNIS.
Dinner TO Hackett and Alexander Al
Crescent A. &.

Dinner TO HAckett and Alexander a'
Crescent 4. G.
The Crescent A. G. gave dinner in honor
Of Fred erick b. Alexander and Harold II
Hackett.. the lawn tennis players. at the
clubhouse last night, About thirty fol.
lowers OF tennis sat down together. The
affair was arranged in the green room,
which was appropriately decorated with
everything typical OF the game. Charles
NJ. Bull. Sr.. was the toastmaster OF the might
and there were speeches galore.
The prov ess OF the cubs crack doubles
players was the theme Of the night and
especially their good work In connection
with the Davis cup matches Those present
besides Alexander. Hackett and c. NJ. Buh
sr.. were c. NJ. Bull. ~. A. W. HaggeIty
s. GrtxSa, % nepssss E Il k.ssn.s 6 M'p '5 RYAN h
j. s. Kennedy. y, 4. Kelley, i. b. Peabody.
oaoA.a 4 MssdGSsoTo0t s.1sr1 e. T. Il f!ss. raI. H =
v. ~ Evans, J. I. Carey: v, +; Bass. T. H.
Lodewick. H, L. Holly. $. Assalo, Jr.. and
; The Metropolitan League took the hr.t
steps yesterday toward the better super
vision OF lawn tennis players. to make
sure that In future the more ,, expert PLAYERS
registered lists Of those eligible to COM
pete IN the cham piop3shIps hip for Il the season
conferred with the various officials Of the
clubs regarding the rule that players shall
be list ed from one club only.
poitan 'fE LEAGUE It w was found The, s nnmber e
lives. fnvestigation also revealed that
30 s4sse sSss II as sna Thns hous
bills and even to put up tournament entry
The sun., 1909-05-02
ROWING AT CORNELL.
Affairs Not Gosns Wen Decause OF Had
Weather.

Rowing affairs at Cornell are not going
well and the crew Is far behind what II was
expected to be. High winds. rough water
and cold weather have done the damage.
The amount OF practice is nowhere near
what II was In past seasons.
The crews have been. out on the lake
February 22 The day water work st.sted
Last year although practice began two weeks
later the men had been to Grow Bar twenty.
ive times BY April 80 and were. moving fast
nothing. Coach Courtney says the men are
not rowing now a. well as they did three
The sun., 1909-05-02
association Football,

Playing amid pools OF water and con.
slant showers, the Hollywood Inn Assooiu-
tion Football Club defeated the Brooklyns
by a score OF ! goal to o yesterday, The
Brooklyns, with only ten men, played q
fast game, but we're unable to SCORE Dur
ing the nrst half neither team Was able TO
saved many. a goal for his team. After
the restart both teams played very fast
nut the wet grounds were against them
The only goal WAS made by Rerkely pls wing
tight half for the Hollywood
The sun., 1909-05-02
AUTOM OBILEs.
Other Goodyear Points

Each tire l5L oversiss--each <,iueh tire
really Almost ~ inehea-other Aizes In pro-
portion. The addition Of top. glsss front and
accessories will not overload Goodyear tiros.
-TaY ss.s oF .'feet'- OF tns tire contain
the tiro base smaller-with inastion. 1ho
tA,dsr you pump tlrs tho tighter IL srips
They sre made from two ''cou poands'
re ssll,, and t9ush lsatAsry. wear. resist-
yeaHns sarface, both inssparsbly vulcan.
ised toGother, This mesns maxlnum of
sssy riding quality Of uininum OF wear.
--Ths. tough, rswhids.liks tread or wear.
tfnE aarftsss f n ceT'sinnsioa with ths risss.
tionAliy tree from thls tro1bis,
when ussd on the Goodyear UuI,srv,l
Rim, the tire cannot b forced Of By any
straip or force which vouid not break tie
whss!. svea whss dsasted = yet ea4 be
tie ass Of spselsi tcok. ~
Tho Goodyear Air Bottle nakes q puno.
tHre an incident Instead Of . tragedy. II 10
no chemicsls.nothlns 70 coirods valves o.
itnis,, tni ne .E116sr. Lsca bottle ytll infsts Y,
IL Tor tie mail slss~SS ior sSs Lar YSTss.
charge for rsAlllns. EIchsnge empty bottle
for hlled onA tsny tine ~ say ooodysaR
The sun., 1909-05-02
THE sun. SUNDAY. NAY 2, 1909.

personincation Of confidence. He says he
will tire Nelson out and win light him In his
own rough STYLE II californis ,t the opintic sa
and q back number. The Battler laughs
at these assertions. and Gays that Hyland
will be clnch for him.
Young Erne OF Philadelphia has called
on his ten round bout with Leach Cross
arranged for tomorrow night at the Mara
thqn a. @. In. Brooklyn. Cross will box
Manager Moqraw Of the Giants says that
he is saving Pitcher Mathevson for warm
weather. From other souroes Ii 10 learned
that Matheyson has been suf fering from an
Injured rib resulting from the force Of a
fying bat which STRUCK the femous pitcher
Mathewson 70 said to have signed . con-
tract some time ago.
The sun., 1909-05-02

eighth street. This company win handle the
Midland car IN this city and the outlying dis
trtS!s: They arg In position 10 make immediate
,he Midland MOTOR Car Comp.ay Of Moiiue, In.,
| is In Town 10 assist The ne, company and start
every ythlng in good shape.
The sun., 1909-05-02

CHALMERS. DETROIT, 80 not yet delivered,
o. reasonable price: party cannot take delivery,
u. q, TuIl. room S00. % broadway. --
The sun., 1909-05-02

The Lozier car which compelled In the time
owner. c. 2. Force. He decided 70 70 into the
event the DAY before the trials 70 sausfy hilnsef
- 70 the actual speed Of the car, no preparations
vhstever beins made except 70 iefuove the mud
guards snt tbs toy tonneau. The oar made the
two mieA In minute - seconds, or ~ the rate OF
nearly sixty sx mlles per bouf.
The sun., 1909-05-02

From san FrsnoIsso 10 Portland. Ne, and then
back 70 the Pecinc % an automobile trip 10 be made
this summer BY Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Litueneld Of
Oakland. Cal Mr.. LRtieneld has given time and
money 70 preparations. both AZ regard. his oar
and routes and roads Aarsh quick acsine rims
with Diamond SsI5 tires all around viii bo used
and the trip East. which will be made by way Of
Includes yisit TO the diamond rubber factories
In Akron. Ohio. TIE return will be by way Of
Buffalo and Chicago. and thence for the most part
durAnce contest
The sun., 1909-05-02

Praise OF an unusual sort has Just been given
to motor car company BY one OF the best known
machinery publications in the country. The
concern wss the Pierce Arrow Rotor Car Com
pAny OF Buffalo. and the praise came In the form
OF an editorial devoted 70 disbursement Of the
hshed what are generally regarded a. factory
secrets Recently this publication Wfshsd 70
In vogue ct the new Pierce plant. This infor-
nation was not only cheerfufy Siven but blue
prtnta. drswtaSs. and photorraphs OF Jlgs. chucks
and machines were hlruished. In marked oou-
tTsst the representative OF the publication said.
70 the policy OF number OF other hrms.
The sun., 1909-05-02

likely 70 become popular has been sSIt for George
by the American Locoa0sive Company, Nj.
nreseesse W.: euylss "a AZ Alee tcuraScqs aad ssld
out the sky and gus. He wanted one With such
rake In front a. TO meet the skyline, 20 that he
would have 90 sun IN bis eyes and De able % sit
di6hcuh tssk, but hood Of this sort WAS designed
fog him and Il proved TO be % classy" In appear.
ance - well Is serviccabie that Il e1cites general
admiration. The whole trick consists In giving
the forward part sharper downward slopc. but
The sun., 1909-05-02

Fred 8. Diokinsoa hss received word from
Dallas; Tex, that . 80 horse. power Klssel kar
rssentiy sccompiished sa:t tha, h.. long g. ben e,
carrytpG. four pssseasers up an Incline that ls
said y b the steepest In The state OF Texas.
The climb wss made over dry bed Of stream
Allied With crumbled limestone. shale and bovldsrs
and When u vas announced that he feal had been
verscity of dc ststsmsnt. Ia order % prove L
70 the satisfaction Of every one the Kisscl Kar
made The ascent the second time
The sun., 1909-05-02

WE WILL ALLOW good price for your old
at our saesrooms. laii broadway tntar 5olh ST..
The sun., 1909-05-02

rish"r.e .e l1ers or Tho Motor Club OF Har-
. ability contest OF the club, which
mn '"l 10 s'sr Tomorrow and il a.
ls. redsN. Gov. Edwin y Stunrt
:" asAed 10 s!ar, the first cor Away
The sun., 1909-05-02

Initiation 10 said TO be the sincerest form OF
hattery, and II this ID 30 the Trufauit Hartford
shock ahsorbers have COME ln for their full share,
This shock abs ,rblns device was the nrst Of It's
kind on the market and Is at present being used
BY more than twenty Of Americas most prom
inent automobile manufacturer For hve con i.
sccutve years the Pierce company has used these
suspenslonS as standard equipment and 1910
Will see no deviation from this.
The sun., 1909-05-02

More increase In facilities marks the growth OF
the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company. al
Akron. Ohio. Announcement 10 made that one
tory have just been completed, inoreasing the
aoer space BY 1oog0 square feet. This makes
year plant. The company 10 now employing
100 men, which Is 20 per cent, moro than In pre-
Nou6 years.
The sun., 1909-05-02

b. 10 ass ss ss,xysss ysIts Is ts ta. ass .na own w
Moran at q local club for at least three
seds seds r or sSss .nsss hR e s ssnt
announcement eomes just At the time of
Mor.9,s acceptance q hi. weight oondl.
reached . secret agreement with Promoter
S%SSt % y esi%s ,sitS I% B5i:ooii In ISs ths
Driseoii already and has been hustllns
for Attells sisnature for the last ter dayt
sesTssp @ n noM Snd nsht 4. N corOth
these bste.s m on Ri. s Mont. Atts snd sa
JShnnyd 9 d cSSSn for Ss tSs s p, ft:
titls. Nelson and MeFsrlsnd snd Nsisen
and Thompson for the same title, Kelly
KetcheI and johnson for the heavyweight
title. Callfornians will also. see Ketohel
and I.ansford box ten rounds at Los An
to give a 5000 guarantee to Langford.
which now seems probable.
sailed for Eur ope yesterday on the steam.
ship &c. Louis, He expects 70 meet Joe
Jeanette to q finish In Paris at an early
sats na wiz .sne All sns o'hsr Barr 1ds
a second rater. having been defsaled In
this country by Kaufman, .Langford. Fer.
guson and Others. he said before sailing
that he Intended to see the Ian gford- Hague
mill in Lbndon on May ~ and would chal-
lense the winner.
II IL reported that Stanley Ketchel may
release his manager. WiIlus Britt. ketchel
may take part In a ten round bout at the
heavyweight to be selected by Manager
Gibson Just TO give sporting .rnen a line
on his ability TO- whip q man bigger than
himself. Ketchel To- taking liRht exercise
at his quarters near Woodlawn, but he says
he will scale at not loss than ITO pounds
the next time he enters the ring.
Battling Nelson. numerically scored for
declaring OF his forty.fve round fight with
Packy Mcfarland. now says he has merely
post poned the bout from July to early
In September. But Nelson's critics stin
insist that he 10 stalllng and has no idea
Of ever settling his differences with the crack
Chicago boxer.
Out on the Coast fight experts say that
Dick Hylsnd has a GOOD chance Of defeating
Nelson In their coming forty-hve round
mi1un hylsnd ia working hard and 10 the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-01-06
MARRIAGES

At st. Johnsbury, Dec 81 by Rev. Dr. S G.
Barnes, assisted by Rev. Henry Fairbanks,
Chauncev Allen Adams and Miss Marion
Fairbanks.
At South Peacham. Dec 20, by Rev. D c.
.Faris, DR. Albert l.. Bingham of Williston
and Julia Joanna McLochln 0fPeacham.
At Peacham, Dec. 80. by Rev. Mr.. McKen-
zie of Montpelier. Frederick c. Foam of
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, and Miss Mabel
Peak.
At Concord. Dec 81. by Rev M H. Smith,
William Z. Douglas and Miss Dora L. Miller.
At Sutton, Jan l. by Rev. ]. T. Glow
Charles Newell of Sheffield and Miss Lena
Sanborn of Sutton.
At Lyndonvile Ian. a. by Rev c. A. Point
BRAND, Eugene Daigle of Lyndonville, and
Miss Rebecca Fontaine of St Johnsbury.
At J.ttleton, Dec. 80, Cyrus, Lewis and
Miss May Bedell.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-01-06
Wanted, For Sale, Etc.

For SALE-Gentleman's Dogskin coat
in good condition. Apply to Mrs. Mar,
Wilder, 20 Railroad st.
FURNISHED FRONT room to let, 2C
Main street.
WANTED. GIRL for second work. En-
quire of Mrs. H. N Turner, 10 Park St.
St. Johnsbury.
WATCH LOST Thursday, between IT
Eastern Avenue and Railroad station.
Finder rewarded at this office.
New GASOLINE ENGINES. We are
agents for an Engine we can thoroughly
guarantee. 1t has practical improve
ments found on no other make. The
first Gasoline Engine we have investi-
gated thoroughly which has satisfied us
as being entirely practical for the aver,
age farmer to operate. Special offer now
to get a few introduced. O. V. Hooker
& Son, st. Johnsbury.
FURNISHED Rooms to let at 5 Railroad
street.
UPSTAIRS tenement to rent, 43 Port
land street. Inquire of L. M. Morse, Is
Eastern Avenue
WANTED. SALEMEN to sell lubricating
oils and greases. Salary or commission.
Excellent side line. Champion Refining
Co., Cleveland, 0.
SMALL FIREPRooF combination safe
wanted. Summerville Wood Yard.
WANTED-STRoNG, EDUCATED youno
women to learn Tubercalar Nursing.
Pembroke Sanatorium, Concord, N. H.
LosT-ln vicinity Spring, Cliff or Cen
trail street Friday morning silver belt
buckle pin. Return to CALIFORNIAN
office.
FINE TENEMENT, three rooms and
bath, electric lights. Front and back
rooms. D. Bachand, 1874 Railroad St.
Extra quality dry wood for sale, both
fine and coarse. O. V. Hooker & Son.
st. Johnsbury.
CHRoPoDY, manicuring and sham
pooling. Miss H. NJ. Spaulding, %
Main street.
For SALE: Dry four-toot hard wood,
also green block wood. To be sold in
quantities to suit purchasers, at mill or
delivered, at reasonable prices. Russell
& McKelvey, st. Johnsbury.
HARDWOOD FLOORING for sale In small
lots or by the carload. Beech, Birch and
Maple in stock. ]. M. Foye, St. Johns
bury.
FoRSALE-One good Horse, cutter ,har-
ness, top buggy, all for $75. ack
Bertrand, St. Johnsbury.
WANTED. Two or three hustling men
to look after and appoint agents to
sell patented article which is a money
maker. A small amount of capital
necessary and extensive territory given.
Address w, care of CALIFORNIAN office.
All kinds of Gasoline Engines for sale
and exchange. Size from one to SO H,
+. Both air cooled and water cooled
One pail of water per H. P. All kinds of
wood saving machinery; also second
hand Gasoline engines. A. E. COUNSEL.
WANTED Sub-agents, to sell stocks in
the Strong Copper Mining Co. Straight
goods No fake. Will furnish all infor-
nation required. J. N Forrest, Nor
wich' VT, agent for State of Vermont.
Rooms AND BOARD with furnace heat
los Railroad Street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-01-06
Week of Prayer.

The Protestant churches are observing
the week of prayer by series of union
services. The first was held at the
South church last evening, led bv Rev.
George W. c. Hill, his theme being THE
Working of the Spirit for Conversion"
Tonight both the North and South
churches have their annual meetings.
preceded by the supper and roll call. A
meeting will be held Thursday evening
at the North church, the speaker being
KEY Dr; D " Barnes and his theme
being Our Responsibility for the Com.
ing OF the Kingdom" The series closes
Friday night with a service at
Methodist church, led by Rev. I. M,
Frost. The meeting will close in time
to enable all to attend Mr.. Plum!ey' s
lecture at the Y. NJ. c. A.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-01-06

full manager and his many friends wish
him continued success in his southern
home.
News has been received here of the
death at Old Orchard, Dec %, of Rev.
Israel Luce who was from 1865 to 1863
presiding elder of the ST. Johnsbury dis
trict He was "A years old and died OF
heart failure.
Fred Birch has gone to Oregon City,
Ore, where he has position
William D. Brown, foreman of the
CALIFORNIAN office, was operated upon
for appendicitis at the St. Johnsbury
hospital Monday evening and is resting
as comfortably as could be expected.
Mrs. Cora B. Finn is in Rutland to at
tend the installation of Rutland Hive No.
4, Ladies of the Maccabees.
Miss Mabel Leach of Newton Center,
Mass, is spending month with her sis
ter, Mrs. c. II. Kimball.