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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-12

jury ruled the morning after the
killing.
Katie Moore, who is in the
eighth grade of the public school
here, shot at Bankston, who was
a boiler maker, three times before
she finally killed him.
HE had cursed and abused
mother and myself continually
for an hour. I begged him to
stop and he only laughed at me-"
she said.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-12
*SCHooL. GIRL TELLS WHY SHE KILLED MAMIE
y 81 i = ~. ABUSED MOTHER

Atlanta, Jan. II. - have done
my duty-tf that's ALL fifteen-year-
old Kate Moore, an Atlanta
school girl, told a ~coroner's jury
when she was .arraigned for kill
ing w. L. Bankston, a boarder
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-12

do not put all your eggs in
one basket" sagely remarked the
philosopher to the farmer as he
started for the hennery.
We'll, now,' said the farmer,
please tell me how I can put one
egg in more than one basket"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-12

in her home. The girl killed
Bankston because he abused her
mother when he came rome
drunk.
The homicide was justifable, a
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-12

for what coal men may call le-
ultimate graft.
But in the end when the people
get together it will mean an end
to legalized robbery conducted
under the magic name of business
from which they now suffer.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-12


Buses way. Of telling it may.
be rawer than the pretty phrases
employed by his more cultured
colleagues, but they are all of one
mind. ,,-r-, 49,, III
Cold and Coal opens up a field
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

Seontine Garrett beioB icncn Ell
Aenthiimlid, id)arien Glid, Der ans
ocn geringiiigigitcn Sonbllnlgen Den
Character eiiier Fcrion erfenni. l,nb
Der mcbr 81 iilrdicn lit. ais bna fnlte
iiberlcgte llrtheil oes Maune@. Sie.
les mterliegt 5lupeilcn Dem ,Srr-
tbMm. elm id)ariblidenbcS @cib ober
lubt nllr ieltcn lid, iGrlid)cn.
Ter @urtcnpfnb crmcitcrtc iid).
no oic id,lunfcu, ld,lmmcrnben 2ilicn
in Siillc mlid)ien. anpitdn Sunaton
frat al Die Scitc Dea inltacn MGh.
deus. Ser beiGilbcnb liiBc Suit
id)icn tic Seibc Sl umianNcii. Ser
Gopolier iiidltc Die ciiigc static Der
Tome sil beiie9cn mn iproh lcbbait
uno piel. Gr triig ein SpaSicritod.
den mo entferntc nit beIien Spise
Ole weiben %liitbeufeld)e. Die lih &c.
gen ben EInb Su brdngen idienen.
Yloelih bieb CT nit Dem StodGel
gegen einein id,lnnfcn Srengel. Scon-
tine unterbriiftc eillen lciien Shrei,
ols bate Scr Sdla9 tic beriibrt. Sie
bcuatc lid nicbcr uilb pcriud)tc Den
Stenael 81 ItiiBen; cine Der oniten,
oen 9luren mar Dcfnldt.
n@orlm bobcn Sie oos gctban?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
10. &apitcl.

Gin beiBer Sulimor9cn; ii6er Dem
Sebdiioe lag leif,tcr Cunt alcih Nc.
bel'd,leier. Sortc @oblgcriifc oltrd,.
~itrnntten Die 2iit. Die &ogel snit.
'fcrten IN Der gripartiuia ciiles
Id)onen Cages. 2eontiitc id)ien nid)t
gum StuOilm aeitimmt. Sic
piinifte Die Sunitihleier sit boob.
ad)tet, Die bon Siigel unb Voumtro.
llen emporitiegen, Die Siftilutb Sl
perfolgcn, Die breir ullo 9clben ans
Den Ield,tei gSolfen Qlipll.
.slrbeiten mir inter Scr Glide,
Mib SaItings," iprod, 9eoutinc. mn
adpitdn Sangton l6d)elte Snitinl.
memo. lie 3eit mar getonmcn, 100
It haS jl,ngc Mtdohel lpic Elm Sdot.
Ell perfolate, mo er otBer Dem Ban.
,erfreiIc ibrer HG6c nid,t mchr lcben
III fonnen idlien. @ilroe lie o'eIcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
8. &apitel.

Gs bebi,rfte Ginger Minater, ebc
er lid 9eni,g eefobt, i'm Den Saal 81
oltrdJIfreitcn nno lid WftB Salfinas
5u naben. Sic lab ibm ldbelto emf.
gegen.
I'D CLAUDE, Sbrc llnterbaliiulg
init MiB Oorrell mar ni6t beiricSi
9el,o, aapitGn 9an9ton," iprod lie
lid mar ebelt i'm 9egrifie, burt
nlein Gridelten Die on5u ihroiier
Ritaneen sn miloern."
nSbr 3ogling lit elm ieltiames @e.
iet; i'd babe nie aebnlides beseg.
net"
MiB Settings lafte.
.Sie lit eiit Original, burd,alif
peri6ieoen bon Der eerpobnlif)er
s6ablone unierer mooerncn MaO.
d)eltmelt."
Sic lit iebr ifon. aber Sugleid,
mabrbait entieblit) aufrif)tia. Sic
bat berrlife @iaenibaften. eoele au.
lasen ilnb ein groBmiitbiees Serj;
Mangel an friibaeitiser grsiebuns,
Der ausidlieBlihe llmgane nit cine,
alniie aberdeen aber madte lie ct.
mas einieitig."
rginieitig! mir lit iolhe inner.
bliimtc Sprabe ME porgefoinmen.
1os TrIulein bat einen gegriff bon
Soilihfcit: if bin nllen grnites
auBer mir Dor 0emunoerung. Sir
Sslpnlb fonnntt; ih fiible mid nid,t
i'm Stanoe, rubis nit Inn 81 ploi,'
oern; bite, iagen Sic linn, ih lei in
oen 8orten g%egangen.
Cir Ssrpalo erihien. oiienbor
icbr 5uirieoen nit lid, nnb Ser @elt.
gr mterbielt iid cine Belt lang nit
MfiB Settings. erfldrtc adpitdn
2anaton iiir einen iaoelloien aapa.
lier, mo riinid)te ibr Damn Treunb.
!id al,tc Muht.
.g&lc mag Die @eihi6te lid ent.
nideln?" frag.e lid Nib Suitings;
,2eomtine miro uie 2angion's Srau.
Sbrc floren Iilaen ourd)ihalieu ieine
Niieftution mo 3iererei, ihr eroSeS
SerS peritebt ieine leid,te ielbitiii ~
tiae Notur. Wenn lie bpd) mir eini.
gen Sirnib annebmel ipolltc. Sir
SsipalO iii inn Stnnoe, allies Dem
aopitGn 5il pererbei, ltno mas 'ollte
onnll aus ibr l%peroen!"
Iic ionite, lie~bcnSruiiroigc grjicbc,
rim hattie lid, DENT eigenlpilIigen
iiberrniithigcn M1od)el oif on5 ,Sn.
niaitc nngeid,loiien ul,b banatc Dor
Der ,3lfinit- niht nit llnred,t.
MiB 9arrea fiiblte Den herSIiditen
@ibermileu gegen Die iiiBlihen Ma.
nicrcn oes Sffi5iers.
sd liebe eoele, groBberSige WtGn.
i,er, oeueu ein Sowenber5 unb OaS
2Gdclu zines aiubes gegeben." iaetc
Tie @angton e%innlal, Yaber if baiic
ge5ierte @efen."
.Modten Sic iolh' einen Monm
iinoen. NtiB Iarrea, eS biirftc jeooh
nid,i leift icin."
Safor Sallgton mar Gr1erli6; or
bate lid, alc Mtiibc a~cgcbclL. tic jil
ieiicln--imnter umlouIt, Ofib Sait'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

oerct? MiB Settings lit t~oilienontal
be'lcr nnb licbensluiirbiscr, ais ih
mcrbcn Sic I'M ibrc S~rclnoid,oit."
~Mber id) b%elplnbere. id) liebc Sic,
VtiB Iarrel; 0, Dob if oes Sersens
0ralt9 Hitsornf geben bilrfte, nber
sic lino hart init mir"
sd ipiinid)e init .Nicmonb hart
it 'cii,, ml9liidlid,er @eiie abcr bin
id, 'chr pffenbersig."
r@elh' id,one @i9enif)ait."
"@irflih? Sir Sslualo finbet
oas @egeutbeil nm ernennt CT mid,
nid)t 81 ieiler @rbin, IL it's nllr nm
Der mperhoblenen @eiie milen, nit
ser i'd meiite @ebanfen GuBcrc."
.@abrbeit ans id1onein Mitnoe,"
begam Der aapitan nit ientimenta.
lem anilitg. @ftB 9arrel aber I'M
terbruf i'm iofort.
sic ipiinihen mciite sreulloidait,
neil Sic midi lieben. ipie Sic iaget.
Sarin ober liegt chen Scr ¬en;
id) fam Sbnen meme sSreunoidait
nid,t aeben, neil ih Sic nid)t liebc."
"@eil Sic mid nift Iie6en." mic
oerbplte er betroffen, DOS fonlterl
Sic nidt neinen; Sic iinb sic critic
Came, Die mir 10 etlpos iaet."
"@iearid,t nid]t Die critic, sic cs
bcnft."
r0oIlen Sic mir Damn alld, ia
gen, iparllm Sic mid ,lid,t licben?"
Die rubigen itol5en 9lu1en bliftcn
i'm an: Tie ifien lid nift bepltBt,
llngerpobnlihes 81 1ubcrn.
rMit @ergniisen; cs iebIt Shnen
@rnit i,nb @abrbeit. Sic aloiibell,
Sbre ltmeebuns burd, ShmeihcIei
il gerpinnen, ihmeifeln Cir Ss.
lpalb, ifmeid)eln Mib Settings,
lfmeiheln mir. Gs lit iebr lobens.
pertb, iuenn man iid) bemiibt, oroc-
nebm it iein, elm e%brenbafter Malll
aber idn1eihelt nid,t. Damn iino
Sic entweber grauiant ooer lnnod)t.
lam. @arrm mubten Sic sic
1dbor1te Vlllme tooten. Die @ptt &c,
id)affcn? @arum aus llebcrmitth
oaS iiiBe Seben bred)cn. Das lid, ic
fiirS Der Come frel,t?"
Ssfar Sangton erblcifte Dor
Iereer.
.gei meiller gbre. 10 mas bobc ih
mir nod ME iaeen laiien."
Seontiae iponSte iif gleiflgiii.
ab.
Sic ieben, 5miid,en ms iii
5reltnbid)aft niht leid]t moalit).
Icnnob mill if nift n0(' 81 raid iir.
tbeilen, ion6ern einigc Gage partcn,
ebc i'd entideibe."
aapitdn Son9ton iab Tie lid ser
5biirc n1beril, che er iid) abcr aeho,
erbolt, mar lie peridmunocl.
- ~ -
8. &apitel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

inas iuhtc, III @ehorlfcn al Cir Ss.
malh's @iin'd,c, Scontinc ocnt aopi.
t1n 9il1ItiGcr 5u itinlmcn.
sd bin picl finger, ais Sic mo
oilrdlalts itnerfobrell," eltocNllctc
bieie rlrhig, ,.ober id, iiihle initiuftiu,
haB CT folid lit, faIid, IN SPORT urlo
1hdt. gr bat cine idmeidicriide
3nn9c iiltb falid,c @rirnbiGtc, iprc-
den mir lieber nift bon ihnt."
r&ieleid)t lcrnerl Sic inn nit Der
3eit licbelt."
r?tiemnls; baB i'd i'm nid)t licbtc,
iagte ih ibm bercits, mpqte Mrs
aber iiberleeen, pb er mir Gin t~Srclrno
Iein fonnte. Jhtn peiB ids: ielbit
Ieine 6rellnoifait pGre mir inner.
trGglit)."
~Womn iagtel Sic inn, ooB Sic
i'm nidt liebtcn?"
vSdon an eriten 9(bcno ieilles
Sierieins."
rltlto mas alltlpurtcte er %0nrdui?"
vgttd,ts; er idlien iibcrruidlt. Nue
Gdrnen lpurcn linn gut, bcbouptete
or, llld't aber i'd; i1 fperoe es nie
iein."
GtleS ober mar ebellip iid,er: Ser
anpltan perliebte iid IeiocniHoitlid,
IN Nib Garrett. Sbrc Sd)Gnbcit,
lbr Stoi5. ihre SrieinolitGt mltroen
9leid, i%ciielnb fiir i'm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

'Ptg ilip ipuiIptIlN WI SNillit NIll itil
lllcocr. Gr ldritt ben Nicsmcg cnt
lang, nad) ser S.lielle. bonn scr itiat
ipnlthcrlieblid,c Abenb hattie bi(
Ype'ic ieiner Seclc cripedt. Sail'
leno belle @iIber, toilieno b~lcnoenot
Fbantaiien mogten in Dem leid,tbe'
lucaten @enliitbc enrppr.
90 pcrainH Die 3cit, obuc bof
Scpntine beadltcte. bis elm Sdottel
an Die idimmernocn @liithen fiel
itno ihr perrietb, lie lei nidt mehr
allcin. Sic bliftc oiti ulo lnh cinell
hlpnben ld)oilen Mnrm Dor iid,. DC
ben ibnt itanb Sir Salpolo, ollgerl-
Idclnlid, iiber baa 9eaegnen crirelt.
,&aptt0n Sdll9ton," iprnd) or. "cr-
ldnben Sic mir, Shucn meme 9tid)te,
YfiB, Sarrcl, p%or5uitcllen."
aein 3ug ocs itol5cn gntlitcs pes
ilulgeu MGbhens perdnocrtc iid).
Der 9lif nllein pcrrieth cine gcpiiic
Nellgier0c. Gini9c Sefimbcn lpciltc
or ailf Ssfor @nngtol,, Damn innf or
%trdumeriid, alti bic 2ilien nieber. Gr
mar nif,t hires oersens ,sbeal, niht
ibr @erps. rSn oieiem ci,cn @lif
bate lie iein Nnaeiift ,nb ieinc
Seele crforid)t ullo Dem SffiSier
mars 5l .N.filtbe, OILS babe nlall i'm
elmer mifrpltopiihen |riifune inter
morfcn.
I'D, bpfie. Sic lperoen iid) bel inns
hcln1lid) fiiblen, Ssfar," lllBertc Der
Baron perbinblid,. .SSbr %atcr mnr
mein liebiter Trelnb mo i'd bin
gliidlid), Sic bel ms 3u haten."
.Ias @liid. Cir Sswalb, ii, aili
nlclller Seitc," cntgegncte Der aapi-
tan, nnie mGrc cs moglid). iif bier
nid)t 81 gefallen, aild) MIR cine Mi.
mite lditie Si iinoen?"
Cir Sspulo'a ;}iiae itroblten. Die
@iigcn bes iinngen MGOd)cnS erbobcn
lid bon ben @liithelt.
Stir mcrocn bier nidt nilr @inll-
ten. ionoern Stunocn rnib Gage
lGitig; lit Sbnen bas 2atolcben 10
lieb?"
rTarrel Court lit mir lieb," ant
iportcte er nit elmer G%erbelallna, bie
Sir Sspalo, beiicn 9tihte mo
Die cause llrngebung eiuluidlieben
idJicn.
.larreQ Court lit Sbnen lieb? III
mieferm?" fragic 2eontine in ihrer
peinlid)eit @abrbeitstrclie. ngS lit
SIR crltcr 9eiud,; ipie f6nnen Sic
piiien. pb cs Sbncn bier geiallen
miro ODER niht?"
sd babe ailf GarreQ Court oas
geieten," antmortetc Der gerpanote
@eltn1nilll. ,ipas mir ben Srt eipia
id)on uno tbellrr miro erid)eilen lai.
ier."
Sir S5ndlo lGd)eltc.
Or p~erliert feline %.}eit," oad)tc Der
alte Serr ulb Wanb.c iid) Dem &aitie
6rl. Iie iilugen Seutc fni9ten. Nm
eillem Slugballs blieb ser &apitan
Itcbcr.
v2ieben Sic lie &osel. SKIP Car
rcu?:"
uTciangene G,ogel nibl," Gnt,por-
tcte tic, .iic iolen frei icin in Slutr
mo @alo; geiongene Sogel madbelt
mid, traurig."
Sic liehen oelnnad Die Sreibeit?"
sd Iiebe lie nid,t l,lir, ib erad,te
lie ols abiolutes @eoiirinib. Sbne
Treibcit wGre mir bas 2eben lcnher
Werth."
Ssfar Sangton mari cillen Tor.
iden6en Bid aui lie. Is norcn Die
,}iige Der Iurrells. perfl1rt bon elmer
Seuerleele.
Limb bod, iinben Die %1Sroilen rue,
MIG polltomnlenc Sreibcit; lie iin0
Don toitienb fleincn Sd)idiidIfeitarc.
9eln gcieiiclt, IN bic cngen @eiebc bcS
gelelliaen Scbens eingeihloileu."
,&cinc @cwalt Der Groe pernlaa
@cooltfen 5u ieiieln. Die Seele 81
fncd)tcn, l,nb 10 lalge oicie irei, mas
beonri c3 anocrS2"
Sdnalum manbelien lie Den @eg
cltlung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
0 rite Is III II S.

S'Nt - ''f - o.
1t brillgerl. Seontinc 1T
ilr rnllher Miuid,cl."
chte. nlcill Sian miro lid,
filhren lalicn," bemerfte
trr fopiidilttclno, .Seons
lil Stonoc, bns Sd)lob i'll
iiir mittclloic &iinitler SIT
things uernlohte nldt 81,
I'm. Scontinc 'd,ien icoeln
5ugdnglid, iutb Die Sofi-
tic I'M Screen iiir lire
bcatc, fonllic lid burd)
bliden sSprtid)rittc ref,t.
lett ebelt sic 9lnici1c, Onb
Rncincs Gltc'tcu nnb lieb.
pcs 5it Scllld) fonlnlt llno
7 angenchnl, Dcltll CT lid
finc intrrelIirtc. mir
c pernodltc nlll cr'tcn ous
1od,en illll5l,geItalten."
|tings bate hen'clben @cs
(1bt, filhltc ubcr 5ugieid,,
Kim bllrfdua geoiegener
Molin 2eontinen's 2iebc
me.
eroe aopit1n 2angton
Is id, inn ldnqcre Belt bel
ell miinid)c. Gntid)uloi.
nItings, aber iprnd) Sepn.
HSblten pom 9iebe?"
ie lit in oicier Siuiid)t,
N Auhcrer, lebr perid}ie-
II Mcbr5abl Der jingen
olO id)icn oos ieltiolll, er
ngc MGod,en mibnetcn
en- groBteutbeils oielem
Shenla.
Sic nid)t. elmer Der
il bcllen lie III Entis per.
r 5cr5 acieiIelt?"
lid)t; Seontine lit in Die.
nod gan5 aino, obgleid)
i'm llngang nit MtGn-
H."
polo nnlln elmo 5ierlid)c
(idtc bcfrieoiat.
PiB &aItings, MAIDEN Sic
(lb 5il @uniten ocs aas
Flto. Spate mein Elon
en-. 10 miiroc id, icoen.
peijdbriae Gcrlobuug be.
bffcnb, bnB Die Siebc I'M.
|il INN Seontincn'5 Gba-
q nnteriiiibc."
bcn Gage tbeilte Sir Ss:
|poritebenoe slnfunft ocs
it.
|e 10 menig engliid)e Gn'
CT mir cin @e9cnItnno
ieHt miro" GuBerte Mib
r.
(r ieinem &otcr, 10 biiritc
Sangton iidler gciaaen."
1t err"
tbut? id) pcritelc cid
CIR S1riftlteller, &c.
hitler"
Gottl" riei Cir Ssmalb
breft, .er lit Gin Gopn-
the ii6erflnlnlnte 2eonti.
Sd,riititeler rnb &iinIt-
iiir Gapnliere ilnb nit
ais jcne, oeucn Der 3ll-
len gob uno bic Hotllr
tc."
nusfor0ernOe IeuBerung
nllen onOercn llntlt1noen
Ingcn criuhrcn. Sclte
(u0l0 ne llilpcadltct.
mid. bcli Sphn nlcinco
pcs mieOcr SIT icbcn," be.
,bpiicntlid) Bit I'll mir
|lll bcll Nuicutbolt atges
pd)cll."
eiitrcidl nnO gcidciot. 10
id) 9erne nit linn iultcr-
Ralueiliqe MGnner fornte
T."
Finga ird0tc lid. luic bic
cioen ipiiroe. ilnl 10
Econtiuc i'm iugtc, lie
|ilrhc lid, etipda crcignen,
cigcntbiinlid)c meiilbl.
sbrud, eiuc$ @cuitierb
|n pit bebcrrldc mo lei
(,regt mo rllbeloa.
~iiiBc @cidlopi." Hnou
etid]tc, miro Alcidialla
die cintrciicll," idloB
pic nlogclr Ole &crbGli-
lenieitig geitdltcn?"
lItcn crportctc lie lpohl
rllng. Die III fiirjcitcr
b @crbdltniiicn cintrctcu
nnpcr9lcihlid idoncu
[dtc aopitdn 2anNton
brit. apicno itrid) Der
cr 9lott ullo @liithe nno
pit Scr Hilieu ms &loi.
DO SeontInc nit mirflid)
II bel ibren @iid)ern ioB
AL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

Meid,tbitms f%rcle,, Sir Ssmnlb."
lprnh Der hinge Mann 10 ber5lidl,
oaB Dem 9oroll Die Shrdnen IN sic
Iltaen trnten. @inea icood, bcbiclt
Der ld)nunfe Sffi5ier fiir iid,, ltdnllid,.
DAP CT, tief perihuloct. sic cin5ige
ai,f ieincn @cllld) III Sar.
rcll &orrt aciest.
~ ~ =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

(Sortiesrrna oui Scr 4. Scitc.)
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-05-22
STANDARD.

e. d. Smith is in Southington, Ct,
where he has employment.
Miss Shepard of Newport was a
recent guest of Mrs, Clara Brown.
Mrs. George Stevens of Rochester
is visiting here.
Two or more inches of snow fell
here Monday forenoon
Mr.. Pierce and Mrs. Frank Gilbert
of Lyndon recently visited Mrs. J.
N. Sawtell
Mrs Mary Weed of Greensboro
Bend visited friends here last week.
lie funeral of Charles H. Brown,
whose death occurred Sunday May
IL, was held from the Methodist
church the following Wednesday af-
ternoon. Rev. w. n. Roberts officiat-
ed. There was a large attendance,
many relatives and friends coming
from neighboring towns. A profu-
sion of beautiful flowers testified to
the love and esteem of friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foss of Evansville
were called here by the death of c.
H. Brown.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-05-22
WHEELOGK.

Mrs. Elsie Churchill of Wolfboro,
n. H., has come to spend a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Hannah
Currier
Mrs. B. D. George and daughter,
Ruth, returned home to Hardwfck
Saturday after spending several
weeks at l. K .Gray's.
Mrs. Martha Drown has not been
as well the past week.
john Dunning and Lyman WEIGH
started for Strathcona, Alta, Mon
day.
George Randall of East Burke is
working for ]. B. Ripley in tribe
store.
Mrs. Elmer Locklin has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Martha Drown.
Miss Blanche brennan visited at
D. B. Leslie's over Sunday.
Burns Gammell and Wells Clifford
of East Barnet were in town Satur-
day.
George Barber entertained com
pany over Sunday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-05-22

In the Athletic events the stand
ards for each class will be according
to the following table:
Running High Jump, class G, 3
f.; class y, II. in. class A, n.
in.
Standing Broad Jump, It.. 6 in:
class B, 5 IT,, 10 in; class A, #.
B in.
Plunge for distance, class G, 10
It.; class b, Is IT,; class A, 81 It.
Eight Potato Race. class G, Sc
Sec; class B, 40 sec. class A. 43
sec.
20 Yard Swim. class c, 20 Sec:
class B, % Sec; class A, 16- sec.
so Yard Dash, class c, As sec.
class B, z l-5 Sec; class A, 3-5.
To be enrolled in any class each
boy must pass the standard in all
events or make the following num-
Der of points in the six events. To
pass class @ 1914 points; class b,
1913 points; class A, 500 points.
The committee on base ball met
last Thursday evening and drew up
a schedule. The first game will be
played on the Union school grounds,
June 4th at 4.30 D. M, between the
North Congregational and the Meth
odist boys.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-05-22
MCINDOE FALLS.

Mis- Mary Morgan of New York
City is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
]. H. Stuart.
Mrs. O 1. Smith spent last week
at Charlestown, Mass, the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. w. H Boswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcfarland
were at Barton one day last week
looking for a tenement.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Chase are stay
ing at William Liddle's for a few
weeks.
Arthur Curley has been sick with
a severe attack of the grip.
H. c. Kent attended the grand en-
campment of l. o. o. F. held at
Woodstock last week. Mrs. Kent
spent two days at Wilder before go
ing to Woodstock.
Emil Maier of Dorchester, Mass,
has been in town several days
Memorial exercises will be
held at the district school, May
20.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kimball and
little son, were guests of Mrs. Will
liam Kimball last Wednesday. Mr..
Kimball is gaining in health after his
long sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stokes and
C01tQT0u Oh INOTIu f1dN0Inlll, ~ H.
were guests at Clarence Hilliard's s,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G F. Winch and
Miss Flora Winch went to Corinth
Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Winch's brother, Fred Mann.
Rev Mr.. Hawk of Barnet Center
will preach the memorial sermon in
the Congregational church Sunday
May 18th at two o'clock.
The G. A. r. will meet at their hall,
May 80, at 1890 a. M, march to the
McIndoes cemetery to decorate; then
return to the hall for dinner after
which they will decorate the graves
at Monroe cemetery. Rev Donald
Fraser of Wells River will deliver
the address at Monroe church at two
D.. m. Gilchrist bdothers cornet band
will furnish music for the day
In an interesting game Of base
ball, May IA, the Union school de-
feated SummervilIe by a score of II
to 1. No errors were made by the
Union school except a throw from
first base home.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-05-22

The ". X. Corps have just pur-
chased new flag for the patriotic
instructors station.
The w. r. Corps viii serve their
annual dinner at the Hall, May 80.
The other orders are invited to join
them and the ladies to furnish food.
The Village Improvement society
meet with Mrs. Carrie Colby Thurs
day at three O'Clock.
Mrs. ID. r. Densmore and son,
Clarence, have returned here to
spend the summer. They will soon
go to their cottage at Willoughby.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Chabot are
rejoicing over the birth of a little
daughter born Saturday evening.
Mis- Florence Drown who has been
visiting relatives here for two
weeks, has returned to her work in
Connecticut.
Mrs. Will Allard and Miss Flor
enee Drown visited at Charles Gil
mans last week.
Rev. Warren Fairbanks little
daughter of st. Johnsbury, is visit
ing him at Mrs. Myrtle Halls. :.
Rev. Mr.. Van Maagan of East
Burke called on Mrs. Myrtle Hall,
Monday.
Mrs Lila Walter was called to
East Burke Sunday by the serious
illness of her little grandson, Cor
Ion Cole Mrs. Mary Cheney ac-
her there.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-05-22
LYNDON.

Mrs. Cora Sidney Burt and daugh-
ter, Doris, came last Wednesday to
stay a few weeks with relatives.
A little boy named Anthony Don
aid, arrived at the home of Rev.
George A. Hall, last Friday after
noon.
The entertainment by the Glee
club of st. Johnsbury last Friday
evening, was a great success. The
audience completely filled the Con-
gregational church and all went
away will pleased. The Village I'm
proyement society netted over $50
from it.
The grange served a fine chowder
supper at their hall last Friday eve
ming.
On account of the union services
at Lyndonville there will lbe no ser
vices during the day at the churches
in this village. Junior and Epworth
League meetings at the Methodist
church in the evening, as usual
The Woman's Home Missionary
society of the Methodist church will
hold their monthly meeting Tuesday,
June 4, with Mrs. Farnum.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-05-22
F. H. Brooks.

The Burlington Free Press in
closing an editorial on Corpora
tions and Christian Influences said:
1--WE are moved in this connection
to speak of another corporation
whose repeated choice of Christian
men as it's head has demonstrated
that it also is not soulless. Mr.. F..
H. Brooks who has just been elected
president of the Fairbanks Scale
Company, is one of the sterling
young men of Vermont, whose influ-
ence is always on the right side,
and We are glad that his Christian
spirit which has already found so
many avenues of activity is to have
a still wider field in which to man
ifest itself, in connection with every
day business life. 1t is here that
Christian service finds it's greatest
opportunity, and we congratulate
st. Johnsbury as well as the Fair
banks company upon this deserved
recognition of one of Vermont's
most promising Christian citizens"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-05-22
EAST ST. JoHNsBURY.

Mrs. Hannah Lee who has been
spending the winter in Glover at the
home of her daughter is home for
the summer.
Miss Nellie Stiles who is employed
in the Fairbanks Office is home on
account of illness. Charles Owens
is also sick. Mrs. J. r. Damon re-
mains about the same. Her sister,
Mrs. Alvin Nichols of Lunenburg is
helping care for her.
Seton Bennett who works for Mr..
Clement in Danville was brought
home seriously i'll last week.
Roy Blodgett, our enterprsing
merchant has had electric lights in
stalled in his store.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Cushman re-
Gently entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Nell
son Boldgett from Waterford and
friend from Boston.
from Boston.
Mrs. Ezra Copp who is visiting her
daughter in Concord has been quite
i'll and is still in poor health.
The Maine Central r.. r.. are
building a stock yard to accommo-
date the farmers in this vicinity.
Miss Ray Potter of Passumpsic
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Potter over Sunday.
The many friends of Miss Rose
Lucia will learn with interest that
a book from her pen, The Doings of
Peter and Polly has just been pub
lished by the American Book GO. The
book is for tiny readers and records