Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-04-14

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vi1.es 900 ~. w MY lati,,
49,, S I,,ho,', 80 nong rr,ad ''tynri1
many o, ""oih were co"i'iiiieu "oi'"
The first stop of the party was at
Barbados. an English island in the Less.r
Antilles group, where they remained one
day. After leaving this port they sailed
along the coast of Guiana and Brazil
and on Feb / crossed the equator For
days previous to the crossing of the line
rumors were ailoat aboard snip as to dire
thlhSS mat would Delail the travellers
who had not previously crossed the
equator Inc crew prepared huSe TANK
ana hIIed II win water ana VISIONS OF
Involuntary ducklhSs ana other prafks
hlIeu the travellers win dredu OF the
coming event Al last the poat arrived
at the point ana the festivities began.
lew Vi the passengers were uuche''
ana pracucal Jokes We're Played upon
eNerEpouy TO the music OF the German
pailu during the progress OF the luh
father Neptuhe presented eNerEpouN
with handsome souvenir of the oc-
casloh certllIcate allowing them the
Ireeuon OF lhe sea- ne souvenir was
handsome specimen oil the printers art
ana Is one OF Kew father Carmody
most cherished possessions of the trip.
n German OAK lear OF tinsel with three
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picture q! tne bluchei Is SHOWN Inc
NeP.u"e 'Suiue team OF handsome
'e sc" iloi sec 10 piui'SIHS 'hIouSh the waves
c'u ui!ue'iedth MS picture Is printed IN
'""'E type
I, Neptune, Monarch of the Sea.
Now grant you License full and free
TO pass the Equatorial Line
That runs unseen across the brine;
And while on my domain YOU keep
l give you Freedom of the Deep
Father Neptune.
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,It''SI poI' the party touched during the
' ~r ~, a. iIiI''nu UP On the r'llroau
TIa,'. t'ie u 'Neie' an Iued OF tle coHee
,,,i. .t'oIa o"U n!c'nous Oh culture ana
80, I'm ,,eii,, ~ o'"'o i"uo the nome OF
10y '',ruiI'Ie toIlee Planters ana eX-
poI me Ne"ther at TINS une was
Az ,i ,o "li, ''c tiip was Haue UNI
ui9'b, eeao'e circumstances, put the
&C. .Ls Va we niue TOWN. repaid them
VIC ! !ui iieI'
i"e ''"Tcler then proceeded 10
thjra - t' t,ea ,asu aS, where ABOUT one,
Nl'u VI me passengers lett the snip and
nlaue 'ne uip across the Andes to Val
p.i C"i,e' q" 'he rdilroau mat re-
oentis mas peeh constructed across the
nv =, reN' father Carmody and
49,. rat"eI heyloius remained on the
tr ., ".,u 'ne piaces OF those VINO mad
o oaNe ON Sne rahroad TRIP We're hlled by
tI oO Alsentiiiidhs' among the ar
.enis VIZ many young women ana girls,
,r,N. ene uilp WIN their parents, and
nj in'i,ieulateY became acquainted
49,, 49, 'ns A'he, iIahs' Many OF them had
80 tsen euuca , leu III america england or
io ,".ve a"u MI NJ masters OF nVe or SIX
e'.'s inese southern peHes are OF
Sp'i, t "lu are progressive
ms ."e Intre Trip the hours were
lt.Is -" ae.etic tournaments ana these
H 81, vi Alsen'ile entered them with a
80 80 a,lu many vi 'heIn took the laurels
d,oi" .ne iV1 an slI athletes In sew
ui c."tes'S, me next port TO be
toucneu was luhta arenas the southern
.i,oot 'o"n n 40 .ne ointment IL Is a
p,ace vi lG,o'o IiilaoI'ahts, the weather
~, uo'u "mu' vi tI ms a. soou part OF the
% So. nv Ioipiuulhs rocks
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oi.e Sp az go az 1870, coulu see
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. .u. ope, lu''lilns uo"" ll.o tne sea, Inc
AntaIotic s.ealhs nov through the
''al'' al.u ONe'ooa's anu ne"sy garments
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anu anu "aa me- ny enose who hau tdkei
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