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ieiten llnierer @orgeiesten Der @e.
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critics bel Souhea iab id IN Der
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men nit Meiieritiden getootet
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Giaer s.sen Bier.
Gin Sag aus benz 2eben zines &umpfs
flissers. - slus einem JsIbpoits
brief.

:. Seit bem 16. mar bier uns
untrbrO9en bas berrlidfte Wstter
unb bementIpre9enb reger TIusbss
trieb. !Seute 1T Der SimmsI gum
eritenmal pieber tpoltenbsbedt, Gott
fei 0ant, mub ih iasen, benn i4
bin gang frpb, mid Elm bihel anss
ruben unb ~erbolen gu tOnnen
mad biefen oniirsnsenben Sasen.
Den sansen Sag iiber mar i4
auf bem sSlusplab unb f,Ihr erft
10, ,llbr abeubs nit bsm Iuto in bic
Stabt. I'm 6 llbr Moreens fubr th
bann fpiebsr Rraus, 70 bab nur etipa
8 Stunben S9laf bsrausfameu.
9luf bsm SluspIab iist man alfo
ben lieben Iansen Sag m6sIidf faul
unb bequem auf 2ieseftiiblen berum
unb Dartet auf tsIephpniids Wel<
bung, auf bas Gidtbariperbsn Der
tpeiBsn SdrapnenpSlfhen ON bIauen
Simm.l, elm untriislides 3eiden bon
SliegertbGtigt.it. @ermufbet man auf
fulde @sii. fsinbIide SIieser, 70
itsist man alf unb Fiegt bic Gront
entIans. gripifdt man bierbti einen
8egnsr, 70 srsift man tbn on. Meis
itens pirb Der @esner fih bur9 aurs
ZEN unb iteiles QbpGrtsfliesen bem
angriff .ntsisbsn rpollen. Ss na4
bsm spp Der MaIdine, bic i'd ans
greife, ibrsm @srbalten unb Der Sohe,
In Der Der anmpf fid obfpielt, made
id na9 Dem .rften Ingriff eins RurDs
unb lafie BON bem gesner ab, oSsr
greife ibn BON nsuem an Sen Segs
ner gleid bsim eriten elngriff Der ims
mer BON oben erfolesu mub, beruntere
subolen, 1T mir nod niht gslunasn.
Suber iinb meine gesner msiitens
ihfeunigft nod DeIten entflohsn. Quf
bife @eife babe id i.st 9 2uft.dmpfe
binter mir. @6t bon biefen itnb etipa
nub Dem S9ema Der bier bef6riebe'
nen beiben Qrten bes 2ufttampfes
rerlaufen; ein aufttampf aber. ben
if am IL. I'm Elm Sdur nit meinsn
2eben besablt bdtts, mar sGn3li& ans
berg unb mar 70 aufregenb, sefdRrs
ltd, erauenoot, bab i4 aud i.bt nod
nur nit etnem leiien S4aubsrn an
i'm bente.
gs mar etfpu Inn 4 llbr glu6mits
tagg, cine 3eit, in Der oepDbnlid biz
BEN ipie briiben Ruhs berrfdt, auf eins
NAL aubsraetp5brIi6 pieIe Spreugs
puntte auftGuhten. 9alb barauf
nreIbet Der Selep6ontit: rllsber &.
freifen bier fsinbIide sslieeer". -
Wir bier Syptterflieser, Sberleutnunt
g., aeutnant a., 2srtnant 9. unb ib
enden uns en-: rfollen mfr los obsr
ni6t9" 9l6. Big MIR bort finb, finb Die
aerls ia lGnsit pieber iiber bic gront
berffpunben. 90 meinen bic Sers
rem. 9o6 if, als Der iiinaiis unb
am tpsnigiten erprobts, berts bic @es
Iedenheit su benusen unt made mid
fsrtia. 9ur3 barditf folste mir aud
2eutnant 9.
M3eil i6 bieSerle mDoli6it balb ans
treFfen tpollte, nsbms id ben gang
iidrten Softer. Cine foftburs, felten;
unb in ibren 2eiftungen duberorbsnts
fi6s Mafhine, bic gu benusen mid
nit Stola uno Greube er'
flint.
S6on faufe ih Ios. i'm Hu BIN i3
1000 Meter bod, ilnb Der ipie Elm bsis
natblidsr 6ufen anmutbenb. Glrss
,IaB lisgt fdon ipeit fort BON mir.
Run fehe th bus Geusr Der auf6libene
zen Shraprele uno iebi nod bod
ibr mir Diet i}untst, bic ii& inmits
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Sn berfanien - SGuIer.

q Iifton Setabts, Ginning Strabe. 8.
9immepSGrs In niisseBeidretem 8ininub.
MODERN. anseeHouneu ,Snrrnee, Got 25Xi00,
@arten. Shbnerbane, ete.. traenoein onnebiH'
bnree slnaeboi tpiro anaeIommen far fofori!,
gen @erinui Breis $1,000, Iti6is ubsnb'
lurlgtn. 9fan5 ReaIt5 Co., 232T Clifton eibe.
2.l5.6,7
peftes gri6.Genement an GoIerain get
8n6Ii ioR5 seitp. gb. Quinn, 2o6 of o. Ctr.
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Ris neus asat - ,sub sis wtrsIiAs
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Sdgerlebeft.
Fern in Der @IGiie blinft elm Bug Der
DfuaS.
Wis an Die SeIte gliib'n bie reifM &e.
ben
sln1 bic $erbibeitloien lpn6ern onrd
oas @rds.
Die MeIt lit ifon, min Slid uilo
Suit urb itrost
Bon Ssr,idt u,,b Sarbe; on @eitJiit
llltb 9feroen
Gpiylnt leioiges @drn. 0ob birternl
Siigel trost
0er6nn oerihanst irtb min erobert
iperben.
Ne,.t' freilitb lit elm golb'ner ghibe.
tag,
Man iaet 9febbiibner auf ben Sigel.
l1nbern,
Ran ipieIt IN @artenbariern, liest
am sag,
Mit Moien rno nit Eraitben in ben
n a Sdnben.
Wtun ftst Inn 9reis urn ei,ren @ieien.
st teif
al4rb a,ieeIt Slide a,is Dem flaren
8run6e,
l1nb i,t,unt ii9 Ieiie iher5. uno lie.
berreib
Bprbei anrabnen elmer b,nflen Chm.
be.
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tparlbt.
or ftaiint, inoem er ibre @benteuer
@eIani1t, ms 8uiier; I'm ben StoI'
ienran6
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er.
@ibt 3 cine gebenionne irgenotpo
SIM S1Ianlm oa unten9 = I4, elm
Steingutiplitter
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bern 10.
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berapitter.
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e. @er peib, brr1 tpeldeu berben
@urf seripalten, -
2uht aus Der Siefe fed bic Come an
limb fann iein Sidtgliid nidt fir ii6
hebaIten.
@ie bic @eliebte, bic am StnuIlel
itebt,
@eitbin peritrabIerrb In bic @elte,t'
rallme,
60 idnriift es alIes, mas ibm nab ge.
ruth,
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Salime.
9ariiber lit nuu8oetbe toll Dor Gliid.
CT i,iht irlSait na68Ias- ln6 Stein'
suti6erben
lIn6 i1Ieuoert iie irts @aiier Shid
fiir Stiid
uub iubelt, lpenn lie iiufe1l6 bunt
iia -fdrben.
Die gifde fliidteu ansftpon bin unb
ber.
Die @nsler aber treteu ideu beiieite: |
Ser lit irriinnig, ni9t2" - User |
tit pobi ber2"
Gin Aiub Don reipeftoblr Sang
unb 8reite.
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Matb
2lus @eimar. gii6eri1reiber, 8Gie.
freter,
8ei idoneu 8eibern tpobl Elm Wmrn
Der Ebot,
Cont, rpie mid biinft, ein ibImier
Seiietreter.
s3m gilt 8eroun nidt iperis unb
niht pieI
Gr fdIe,ibert Steinden ,u,b betra1tet
StrabIen.
un6 pdbrenb mir nit DFut Geitf4te
rlnIerL
st Tim Der &rtes rrihts aIs elm Jar.
- benipieI."
GIN GrSrer ober, ber ftin sugebort,
@trft IGhelnb EN-: sd gfaub'. ih
fer1n' ibn better.
Spre&t etmds leiier, bob tbr ibn nidt
ftort.
gr If tetn Saiier, ret1l feinWeIi9er1.
frefier.
Cuh 10 tpie er bonn GIiid bes 2ebers
fprtht,
30 fnra es etpig nir EN- Deuti9er
iagen.
Wplt tbr ibn fort bon biefer Guele
iagen.
30 ttebt tbr euh unb oIler Delt I'm
2i1t.
Dir fdmpfen I'm, 1erbu1, BEN bIuti.
gen Strett.
Er. ,fiebt etn S1erblein GIas, elm
paar Sorenen.
imfd,nrt bonRegenbogenber
In6 fam bic Snfitnft nod bamit en-
III bellen.
5ebt, ipie er fid bera,i6t am ba,lten
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gu nermietben.

gbbttrtes Simmer In 30. 1927 Bremen
Sirabe, IN 2. Sio6. e--6s
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gni0 flogen DIE gelbldten Sterile iple
elm @ei6uaoer 5iiammeh, i'm ndd.
item MugenbIid fparen iie tpie6er ipeit
auseinan6er. @riii i9 einen aIIein
on, iaiiiten ioiort bic anoeren ibm 5ii
SiIfe. @ieleitt fiinf Wiini,ten id,Idn.
geIte idI mid 70 ipie ein gIal 5ipiiden
ben 9ieren beriiHl. gluf einmal iinS
orei aerle 6ift iiber mir (eben fparen
iic nod melt aiiseinauoer) uno idaii.
berbait Seutlih 5sre id ibr piitben.
6es Waibinengelpebrfeiier. SER.
gott, jest iperoen tie Did tootihie.
beit" mar ntein erite- Geoanfe, ipab.
reno id balb iinbepiibt mid gang in
Die mid einbiiIlenoe staroiierie bnde
SIM nddiien Moment iauie ih nit
Dollaufenbem Motor fat ientre6t bsrs
inter ,lrno nm merliep @eenern ni6g.
lid]it ipenig 8ieImogliffeit 3u bieten
min Id tpdbreno Sieies Stiir5fluges
nod aurren MAIDEN. 9abei fomnt
aufbas ausgetretene Seiteniteuer elm
10 raIeuber 9rud (9uitorud); bab
oas cine gein berlnterrnit)t. Ginen
susenbIid i1ter bat aud ons anberc
9ein Sns Steiier Derloren uro 6anlit
mein aorpsr ben Salt. Sd ialle nod
porn linfs nonitdnoig in Den 9iiimpf
hinein illb INN - iueld, elm fiirhter.
lid,er Wonentl leot fib meine
pollfomnIen iteuerloie Dtaid)inc. nit
poliiouierbem Wlotor ieitfia bon
linfs nad redJts aui ben 9iiiden. 8,
idl ipeiB nod gnn3 genau, mas id
Onhte. 3undd]it iaete id] mir, eigeut.
Iin 5ienIlidl riibig, nur nit einem ge.
miiien slerger: g9sin it's ans; iiebitI
ou, INN iit's 5u Gnoe.~ 9abei qiidte
ld aui eirt> >Stiif Der 2raefIdd,en, bic
i'd, I'm r11iten Moment nit einen
aniriden aufflappen fab. ..S'iit ia
gang tlar. bic t0nnsn bas nidt
balten gleih miiiien tie oufflappen.
gIber iie flappten nift auf. ySerr,
gott, ioIlte eg nloglih ieiil, bnb iie
JieIten2 - gsur ben Motor erit nal
alSihaIten, MIR ben Wotor ausfhnl.
.eit, oab Die ipabniinnige 9ennipru.
tlins ourh ibn tpesfdlt." limb nun
arteits i'd I'm r,Iein 2eben. Crit eine !
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5n Serfanfen- -Tarmen.

snnb adufer Geupeu Sic fur Elm
9yeuipiGr oes eiiBtgen -eGnb gupers gldea'
stre-. iiber 900 Jarmss'drgoiHs In isper aus.
entt orae,eig. cor 0igtnt5arlern uuo Gafr'
ten bon isbem Sidnt 80 Seien. blbffer
9iHbnro in ttpei 5dr5eu. 2be Der Scbr,
MloHaie i0e 9aub Enhers wlagas
stne. 9est. 6 40. 1rrer. 9oipa-
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foioti. 8lmrer .,
9Saiose soteI @ebanSs. o. uHo nine Sitabe
7,ss
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3m bermieillcn-eaosn.

eaben nnb Simmer RorblpeitGts Cutie
nrb Bauer eSeune. 7,e'
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ceutirts Tttaitr- rpsrttttn.Gbor- Tnmen urb
Serrsn getuGniht. glrmelbunafn beiife,
SaEIflna. abenos 1880, TN grobeioini, glii'
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Bter GIntfters nnb Biitierer an geIser.
Outer Qcbu. Simmer p, laIaee 9oief Gs.
b1iibe. o. rHb Silis Sirdbs 7,ss
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mdbnen FIR ben stpelien 2ic6 nnb suni
alus5enesn. eo5n SO. SeIepboH gait 04bsx.
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a6ntn In prirat5amiHe gubfebIungen.
2406 auturr Npenue. wlt. aublHH. 7.6
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gerInmat @eiblid,.
st.lIenseinds -Mdnnlid.

gann fatt SieGe aIs porisr In, GeIool
u. o.. s0s mlain StTubs.
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1entides WGbMen fir alIaemtne
Snnsarbeit; eirf. wfIbes fobsn fam. Dor,
Ge5cssH. ss7 Suifins gptHuI. elp0nbnIs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-04-19
Easter At s.. Andrew,s

Following is the program of Easter
music at st. Andrews church:
1880 a. m, service: Professional
hymn, 112, Morgan; Holy Communion
service, Tours; Recessional hymn, III.
Rimbault.
1880 a. m. service: Professional,
Jesus Christ Is Risen Today" Wor-
gan; Kyrie and Nicene Greed, Tours
in +; hymn, cat the Lambs High
Feast We Sing" Rosmuller; offertOry
anthem, Awake Up My Glory"
Barnby; Sanctus and Agnus Del,
Tours in F; Gloria in Excelsis, ELL
wanger; Recessional, Christ Is Ris-
en-" Sullivan.
~ p. M, service: Professional
hymn, 112, Morgan; Magnifcat and
Nunc Dimittis. Shipper; hymn, AN
gels Roll the Rock Away!' Roper;
offertory, "Andantino," Kreisler, vio-
lin solo, with organ accompaniment,
by Miss Marjorie Cramton; Recession
al hymn, 113, Sullivan.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-04-19

and lesson for the children at Sunday
school. In the evening the young peo-
pies chorus will render The Tri-
umph," a cantata by Alfred Judson.
Annual parish meeting and supper
Wednesday, Apr. 26.
There will be a union meeting of the
Rectors Aid society and st. Margaret
Guild of st. Andrews church Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50 at the parish
room. At this time DR.. Grint will give
a talk on the Jews and the united mis-
sionary offering will be made.
Good Friday services at st. An
drews will be in the morning at ten
o'clock, passion service from one to
three, with meditation on the words
from the cross. and at 1880 with ser
mon. Other services during Holy
week at 10 a. m, daily and Wednes-
day evening at 1880 with subject 1.-THE
Upper Room"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-04-19
RECENT DEATHS


John b. 'rousant died Thursday at
BrightIook hospital after a weeks ILL
ness with appendicitis. He underwent
an operation the Thursday before but
the appendix had ruptured and a Sec
ond operation performed on Wednes-
day hoping to give him some relief was
unsuccessful and he died early Thurs
day morning. He was very popular
man, active in musical, fraternal and
church circles and his painful illness
and death in the prime of life were
the cause of general sorrow. John B.
Tousant was born in Danyille, p. O.,
June "a, 1866, the son of Luke and
Harriet Cheney Tousant. When John
was two years old the family moved to
DanviIle, VT, and lived there until the
father died, then the family came to
ST. Johnsbury to live. His mother
died five years ago and on Dec. %,
1911 John Tousant and Miss Emma
Sanborn were married at Bradford.
Besides his wife he is survived by one
sister, Mrs. Henry Daniels of Haver-
hill, Mass, and several half brothers.
He had always taken a
great interest in music, was for many
years a member of the choir at the
Free Baptist church, and with w. B.
ATWOOD, >. IL. ATWOOD ana FRANK ~.
French formed the Imperial quartet,
one of the most popular organizations
of the kind ever formed here. The
members of this quartet and Leslie
Sargent were the bearers at the fu-
neral which was on Sunday afternoon
from Grace Methodist church, Rev.
George A. Martin officiating. Music
was by the church male quartet. Mr..
Tousant was a member of the Metho-
dist Brotherhood and the Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs, all those organizations
attending his funeral. Interment was
at Mount Pleasant cemetery.
Those from out of town who were
here for the funeral were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Daniels of Haverhill,
Mass, and Mrs. Tousant's parents and
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c.. Sanborn and Fred Sanborn of
Bradford, and Mrs. E. M. Roscoe of
Barre. A coincidence is that Mrs.
Roscoe, who is Mrs. Tousant's only
sister lost her husband just a year ago
Sunday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-04-19
STATE CONVENTION MAY 25
Vermont Democrats to Meet in Bur
IingtOn That Day.

There we're ten committeeman pres
ent at the meeting of the democratic
State committee, called at Burlington
last week by the State chairman, j. E.
Kennedy of Williston. 1t was voted to
hold the State convention in Burling-
ton on May rs to elect delegates and
alternates to the national convention
at St. Louis, and to hold the caucuses
on May 6, the day of the presidential
primary The Rev. J. B. Reardon of
Barre was selected as temporary chair
man of the convention and Harry w.
Writers of ST. Johnsbury as secretary.
1t was voted that the representation at
the convention be apportioned accord
ing to the last gubernatorial vote, with
one delegate to each town and an ad-
ditional delegate for each so votes or
major fraction thereof, which is the
usual apportionment. M. G. Leary of
Burlington, the Rev. J. Wesley Miller
of Bethel and Ernest Hitchcock of
Pittsford were elected as the commit
tee on resolutions.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-04-19
Late Spring 81 Years Ago.

Gilmore T. Ide and family moved
from Passumpsic to St. Johnsbury 81
years ago on April %. Mr.. Ide re-
members that on that day they could
hardly decide whether to use a sled
or a wagon but decided to use a wag-
on although there was some snow in
the road. On Arnold Park in front
of their house the snow was a foot
deep at that time. Either that year
or the year following there was such
hard freeze on the ninth of June
that ice formed on some choice apple
trees. that were being sprinkled to
protect them from the frost, so heavily
that it bent the trees to the ground.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-04-19

Letters advertised for the week
ending Apr. l are: Ladies. Mrs. Lou
lisa c. Catlin, Miss Laura Kimball Miss
a. G. Lynch, Mrs. Treff Thibeault,
Miss G. Webber; gentlemen. c. e. Bill
man. Harry j. Berriman. H. ".
French. Mitchell Gebo. Ernest Kim
ball. Thomas L. Mccarthy, Clarence
Waterman, G. L. Washburne.
An addition has been made to the
portraits of their former ministers
which hang in the North church chap
ell in an excellent photograph of Rev.
George w. c. Hill, now of New Brit
ain. Conn. 1t was hoped to have the
portrait ready to hang before Mr.. Hill
made his recent visit to his former
parish, but it was impossible to do so.
The check lists for use at the
presidential preferential primary on
May 16 have been posted. The board
of civil authority will meet to make
corrections and additions on Wednes-
day. April 26, at two O'Clock and on
Saturday, May 10 at two in the after
noon and seven in the evening.
Apollo lodge, No. 2. knights OF
Pythias, will observe the 2Sth ami
versary Of the institution of the lodge
on May when the lodges from Or
Danville will be their guests.
M. M. COUNSEL sold Harry Far
row Of South Peacham an Avery farm
tractor last week.
The annual meeting of the Wo-
mans Club House association was
held Monday afternoon. Mrs L. S.
Jewett and Miss Martha ]. Hall re-
signed as directors and Mrs. HarIand
b. Howe and Mrs. George +. Cheney
were elected to fill their places. The
other directors were reelected. The
directors will organize later.
The Jews are this week observing
the feast of the Passover and Rabbi
katz of New York city is holding SER
vices at the homes of Jewish families.
Il. o. o. +. lodge will hold their
9th anniversary on the 26th day of
April and all odd Fellows and their
families are invited.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-04-19
AUTOMOBILES FINED
Cannot Exceed the Speed Limit This
Year With Safety-MunicipaI
Court CaGac


Court Cases.
The springlike days have brought
out a large number of automobiles
and some of the drivers evidently feel
so well they "let 'er co. in the. village
limits, some of them to their sorrow
The law says that speed in excess of
ten miles an hour shall be prima facie
evidence of negligent driving and any
one exceeding 20 miles an hour is sure
to be arrested and brought before the
Municipal Court where the law will
be enforced.
The speed victims of the past week
were Walter ]. Lewis of ST. Johnsbury
and Maurice Kelley of st. Johnsbury,
each of whom paid a fine of SIS and
costs of $7.95. Floyd Cheever of St.
Johnsbury paid fine of So and costs
of $7.95 for overspeeding a motor
cycle.
Ora R. Mcdowell of LyndonviIle
plead guilty to the charge of neglect
ing his wife and children and was SEN
fenced to serve 80 days in Jail. The
sentence was suspended and he was
placed on probation, the probation Of
ficer to receive Mr.. McDowelPs wages
and support his wife and children.
This is the first case under the new
law to come before Caledonia county
court.
Cornelius Hammer of New Britain,
Conn. pleaded guilty to intoxication
and is serving a 1O-days' sentence in
JAIL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-04-19

Former ST. bloomsbury Boy Now Heads
Athletics Batting List.


Wouldn't IL be strange, II after all
the talk about whether the aminble
Mr.. Cobb or the modest and shrink
ing Benny Kauff is going 20 carry of
the 1916 batting honors in the big
leagues, IL should happen that one
Lawton "Fencebuster'' witt. Of local
renown. should step in and displace
both the aforementioned baseball
luminaries? Now this may not hap
pen. for that matter IL probably will
not, but even at that IL isn't beyond
the range of possibility. Whether
Witt lands at the top or in that vicin-
ity remains to be seen but that he has
made an suspicious debut is acknow-
lodged by baseball scribes all over the
circuit Considerable space has been
devoted to the erstwhile St. Johnsbury
slugger and the majority OF writers
are congratulating Manager Mack of
the Athletics on securing this speedy
youngster rather than wasting time
congratulating Witt on landing where
he rightly belongs. The box score will
have an added interest for st. Johns
bury fans the present season and ev-
erybody expects the youngster TO keep
up the fast pace he has already started.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-04-19
Rev. James T.. Moore To Speak at St
AlOYsius Church Next Week.

Rev. James p Moore of the Do
cesar Missionary band of the diocese
of Springfield, Mass, is to be the
speaker at a course of lectures at St.
Aloysius church all next week for nom
catholics. The lectures begin next
Sunday evening and will continue
through the week. Special music has
been arranged for every service and
all interested are invited. The sub
jects for the different evenings are as
follows:
April %. who Is Christ? Whose
Son Is He?"
April "a. us One Religion as Good
as Another?"
April 25, The Church and the
Bible"
April 2S. How Can Priest For
give SIM"
April 27. What Is the Lords Sup
PERI"
April %. us 1t Lawful To Pray for
the Departed?'
April 20. Mary. the Mother of
Jesus"
April 80, 10 a. m. why I Am a
Catholic"
The evening services are at 1880.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-04-19

Mrs. Ellen Carpenter died Friday at
her home on Railroad street after a
few days illness with heart trouble.
Ellen Skinner was born in Lyndon,
July "a, 1845, and when quite young
was married to George Skinner. They
had one son. Harry Skinner, of St.
Johnsbury Center. Later she married
A. F. Carpenter of Waterford who
died about 35 years ago. After his
death she lived in Waterford and
Lyndonville and for the last 20 years
had made her home in st. Johnsbury.
She was a member of the Advent
Christian church and of Chamberlin
Woman's Relief corps. The funeral
was held at Grand Army hall Sunday
afternoon, Rev. L. E. Peabody ofici-
ating. Those called here to attend
the funeral were her only surviving
sisters, Mrs. John Lynn of Lyndon
vile and Mrs. Rose Sawyer of Island
Pond, her nephew, Edward Sawyer,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Parks of
Lyndonville.