St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-03-31
VERMONT NEWS
- corference Program.

Jo,;ck. April 10 W
Hafd d.sIi D. B. LII. D., Of New York, pre-
Goodseiir following is the program in
siding ,nrT 10, 1890 to II a. m, and
part az ( n m, examinations OF candi-
1870 TO -, Fl tbe ministry; Z to 8 p. M, re-
dates ~ ~ bishop Goodsell and the dis
eptlon ~ rintendents, Epworth League
tnci rs srr address by the Kew. Or.
aan l,JEIIt Hamilton of Washington, .. C.
Ffanhai}114 Sacrament of the Lords Sup
APIih administered BIZ Bishop Goodsell, as.
per ad' bv other ministers; 10 a. M, roll
slsteu y onening of business session; IL,
call an AMI session; 100 p. M, statistical
n aassion 2.3O, annual mlsS,onary sermon nn
SCI ;ess tSe Rev. E. A. Legg of Bradford; $50,
Oy I tn1 Heck memorial service; 400,
Bafoa,"A Wright, D. D., of Cambridge,
p it. n, will give the first of his lectures
Na sTbs STrilogv-The God Within" 500,
on Ino ot the opera house by DR.. Frank
Lecture , az chancellor of the American
iEyniyersty of Washington d. on The
up u - Greetings from fraternal dele
Ap ba from other churches with response
S e. the bishop; / p. M, meeting of the
g t cn trustees; 200, deaconess an
con assorv with address by Miss Alice M.
n DNta%tson of Boston; 800, conference
G oIoimants' anniversary, with address by
tbe Rev. Or. J. B. Hingely OF Chicago;
t ,No Dean Wright's second lecture on
1TU, Trilogy-Love's Tragedy 500,
.d AMY Home Missionary and
G Ghr' Extension societies, with address
W. Rev. DR.. Ward Platt of Philadelphia.
|" lnriI 16, 2 p. M, temperance anniver-
sarT with address by Clarence Fergu-
s s Ill. B., secretary of the Vermont
I svnt;.Soloon League; 800, the Woman's
rnreion Missionary Society anniversary,
With address by Mrs. Mary Curtin, re-
turned urine missionary from Malaysia; 400,
the third lecture by Dean Wright on
9TH" S"r Trilogy The Coronation Of
uercy;" 500, Sunday school anniver.
sary, with address by the Rev. DR.. David
G. bowney of Chicago
April H. p. m, the Woman's Home
Missionary Society anniversary, with
address by Miss Mary Mahon of Buffalo
NY.3.O0, Pastors Wives Union meet
ing, Mis-. William Shaw, president; 500
tbe anniversary of the Board of Educa
tion and the Freedman's Aid societies
with addresses by the Rev. DR.. A. c. Nc
Crea of Plainfeld, N. J., and the Rev. DR.
NJ c, B. Mason of Cincinnati, Ohio
April IS, 1870 a m, sermon by Bishop
D. 4. Goodsell; 2.30 p. M, ordination o
deacons and elders, with sermon by thu
Rev. DR.. A. c. McCrea of Plainield, N. J
Z 100, Foreign Missionary Society ami
yersary, with address by the Rev. E. S
& Stokes of Boston, or DR.. ]. G. Vaughn o
Delaware, Ohio April 10, Announcement
a Of appointments and adjournment.
Must Serve Three Years.
Levi Partridge was arraigned il
4 Orleans county court Thursday on tn
4 charge of manslaughter in killing Ro'
v Coomer at Glover on December 5, last
Il the tragedy growing out of alleged
intimacy between Coomer and Mrs
s. Partridge. The respondent pleaded
X guilty to the charge, and the plea wa
accepted by the court. Judge Miles thel
sentenced the respondent to not les
than two years and not more than thre
years in the state prison at Windsor.
3 Mrs. Partridge was also arraignet
81 in the same court on the charge OF adult
cry, she having returned after
mysterious disappearance on Tuesday
when she was wanted as the chief wit
ntSin the trial of her husband on tn
chorrs e ,,,,,.,Ior fINha y,laoda
guilty to adultery and was sentenced t
notices. than two and not more tina
81 three years
Cello Back In Church.
Otis E. Edison of Rutland plays in tn
orchestra at the Congregational churc
there cello close to a hundred year
i old which is of especial interest becaus
& ltiormed part of the orchestral instrt
ments used in the old First Congrege
tonal church of Rutland rs years age
The cello was bought for the church of
second hand dealer i'll Boston by the lat
s John Cook of Rutland, who died a fey
years ago at the age of 81 years. Nj
Cook was chorister of the old church a
1t years of age When the orchestr
was replaced by an organ, the cello wa
given to Mr.. Cook in acknowledged
OF his service and at his death his siste
Miss Emma S. Cook, gave it to Mr. Et
son. Another musical relic left by Nd
Cook and now possessed by Mr.. Edsoi
Isl flute over 100 years old which di
service at many June training"
Suspicious Death at BrattleborO.
George Masivoski, Is years old, ha
been arrested charged with causing II
death of his father by poisoning. TT
father, who was employed at the Bra
tleboro retreat died March 81. TT
police in Holyoke, Mass, have bee
searching for Masivoski's wife and Fran
Mulocasky, who came from Poland tw
weeks ago and were given work at Il
retreat farm, and who left town Satu
gay after Masivoski was taken i
Maslvoski had bank balance of $40
ana there was due him in wages SIS
me rest of his money he had sent to h
wife IN Poland, who invested it in farm
Which stand in her name.
An Unidentified Body.
The body of an unknown man w
found beside the railroad track
Rutland March %. Death was due
acute alcoholism and he had probah
staggered to the place where he W
lnound, fallen and been frozen to deaf
On the remains were IA cents and
bottle containing a little alcohol. T
man was about five feet, five inches ia
weight $50 pounds, light complexio
was about 40 years old, had she
im1ustache, wore a light weight ma
Due suit and dark grey overalls,
Fire at Chester.