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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-10-23
Russia Admits the
Entente Allies Have
Been Forced Back
Allies Win on Somme

Berlin, London
by Germans, he office announces
by and Bulgarian The
Teutons Black
Danube of Muir
fatar
the elimination Of
which smashed the whole 0obruda front
and the head
off the railroad.
constanza principal Marshal
Won Maekensen campaign Dobrudia. It Of particular
the terminal Of the
which
new n Dobudja only last
was
Offering railway
ammunition the aid Ru
mania Ru
repenshmen especially muntions Of which the Ruma
reported badly in need.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-10-23
DRIVEN BACK YESTERDAY.

Sofia London 23The Rumanians had been driven back
oobruda officially
yesterday machine and much
fallen hands 5usarans when that
was issued.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-10-23
RUSSIA ADMITS posRuDJA RETREAT.

23Russan Rumanian
Dobruda officially today
Field Won Maeken
TranyVania the
slightly the
frontier MoaVia
Rumanans fighting aubbornIy with success
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Der Grsnerrdter fprid,t.

Sn ureren oliden @ehielbIiHern finoen mir ben @nrtlaut Der
9e0a nelhe Or. 8eymTer. Der Qrdfoent 0s Observation-Disclosures Ra.
tona6pn0es, In Bbiooelpbia am 5ogaentage gebaten bat Qngeffts
Der ge1aigen 4ngrife, oereu 8efdebe Der aationo[bun6 5ur3et ft.
bart pohl Der nahfe1enoe 9aifas Der Reoe Elm ~beon0eres SntereHe Be.
anipEuGen:
u@ir Gae Iaben inter unaren glorreden Gternenbanner fie0ld
uvo arbeitcm, obne WafBguut gegen ben lrfprtng 0e8 an6erat, as ane.
rtfaniiAe Burger neben enon0er. 8r ale, etnihleBlih aaer 0s 6eHffs
omerifanfhcn glenentes unsrer geDoferung. fir Das ais 9r1G0ent
os 3gutihaaeritaHHdeu gaionalbun0es st iprehen ib bic G9re babe.
fetern heute o5ag 3aD@, Den @brentng uneres Gternenbonnrs ben
6e0enftag Der anferhgung Der erfen Sla9ge Der gerefnfgten Stonter.
llnfere unentpegte 4nbangGdfett baben mir IN Der 8ergonqenbet mF
2ngoerten bon SaaAtfeloern NIT gIat uno Gut befecet, 1n0 auf 5n4.
ienDen bon @ebteten nes bIrgcIihen 2e5ensfanpfes felt @rin6uag Der
MepubHf bis duf ben 1eltgen Gag inner gutes ghlrgerreft bapden un0
lAt eDre 0ngtan 8Tr Ddren bertraueusboa duf Dos llrtdI, lueIhes
Die 5aflnftge @eiAidta iber us amerifoner beutiher @eburt ODER aB.
pnumng faaen Miro
Or. Seraner lit Elm enge6orener Qmertdner. CT unterfMi6et fh
ufo BON grdn0eat gailfnn mir ba0urd. 0aB oeRr Der 5obn elmer iii
england ge6orenen gfiter lit, nabreno Or. &eromcrs g2utter 0eutfher
Geblut mar. Che Der groBe arieg aus6radL lit Or. @eromers amerifa-
ni1he 0efnnungstrhtafet ME reroadtigt poroen. Sect aer mr0 CT
as Der gr5Derrater Derihriet neil er an Der Spite elmer 9erennurnq
febt ofe otfDobl tie bn Der Hegmrung ne etpds an0eres beran9t bat
as cine e5rlfde Mmtraltat uo cine thrift nmerfanii1e arieqspoltf.
bod as cine 8eelf9aft bon Berrahrn nno 8erfdDorern anqeidm6rst
miro. llno nun nergleihe man einmaI Die id0nen g8orte 0s ersberrt6ers
mt Der 9e0e, Del1e aerr Wifon BEL 0erelben @eleqenbet, olo audi am
8laggentages BRlt g2un bergleihe tie init Der benofrntfden QuerHonis-
nNtss4lante, pdne 0s ureigene gadpef os 8r1i6enten fan Ipa
DDer NIT ben 9ennr1feln Der 3etungen, iuefhe cine 1usgeiprohene bro
eagilte BoHff berfolgen, aer fen gttes Saar on 1ns1 8euHhanertfa.
nera lanen, fDenn mir Is aud MIR hagen. unRr ales BaterIan0 aeaen
berlamoeff1e IngrTffe 81 b~erteDiaen.A SoIde 8ergleide fn0 unqemein
Ishrreih. Den lie fonnen rur ben 4unfb nIsoien: rgern mir 6oh in
Nnerifn Elm paar Niaioncn uehr bon Oher Sorte bon 8eri6m6rern lm0
@erraern 6dnenl4
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l6atger Guaranteeing ibrcr GeiuHb.
jeit.
aein auihmli6eres @eiipiel fir
ie nimmerfniibe Gorge Der "a.
jeimgebliebencn fit oie Belograuen
iibt eB ais bic 5nblloien Niebes
tnbentranSporte bic inter Der Jlag.
le 0eB gettiden gioten areu5eS nod
~ ariegSmonoten nod genaii 10
pihlih NIT @aben ans alien Shth.
en- Der 8eboIferung periebeu meroeil
pie 81 9eginn beB 0rieges.
llnb luentt es ben Deutidlen orl.
zen nod moelih III, bic ariegsbilie
rot Der inrmcr teurer uub ihluie.
iger uerbenben 9ebensbe0ingunaeii
iortJuiebert 10 loIfte aud bier I'M
rieolihen Gaiine fem Grmatten, fem
RaaIaiieu Der @obltaiigteit elm
ieten.
Gs itebt iebem Geber frei. All be.
timtmelL Oh feline @abe ben Miiipen
Inb @oiieu, ben berDun0eten arie.
Jarn ODER i%onitigen artegsnotleioen
zen Sagutetonmleit fol-; tets fam
n Bepib iein, onb Der 8etrae I'm.
jerfilr5t un0 u~nDer5iglih burd bif
Delegicrten 0es Geuti6en aoten
treu5es. 1923 @ronOmau, Seem
Dorf. ii6eriuieien miro.
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9nrh.

90 fiibn uriD 70 grobdrtig Der
Bo1ipoIi .6el05ug on0elegt NOR, 10
j6mnerli6 mar iein 0oIiger 3uiam.
menbruh fir Die g~nglGroer. 8u
Der nnfpirtlihfeit 0es 2ott0es fam
Der 8aiiermongel. uno balb ber6lr.
ltet 1T monder britiffe ur0 auitra.
hide Sol6ot bonn 5ieber oabrnge
raft noroeu.
Die Seihinte p~ie6er9oIte Iid.
goh friih IN Der grinnerttng offer
lift Der 6eblidlag 0es meiopotami.
iden Jelo5uges, Der NIT Der ueber.
gabe bes Generals GomuiBeno un0
leiner eaian1ten Streitmadt nab
monateIanger 8eIagerllng Elm ira
giides Gnoe fan0.
&ainpfen Die 0eutihen armeen
aid nid)t gernoe in @aitengegenoen
mie bic topferen ottomamiden @ai
fenbriioer, ID bari nod ni9t ouBer
AHt geldien mcrben, oaB es aud
in GuBlano. in 9olen, III 5erbien
Gegenoen gibt, no bic Seeresfei.
ting iid binii6tIid Der 8oiieroer.
Iorgung einem erniten 4roblem qe.
eenaberiiebt.
Cine Gon0erobtei 4na oes Gent.
ihen Roten areu5es beuibt iid felt
Dem 5rii6ja6r 1915, @lineralpnHer
in groBen 9tenqen an Die 5rout 81
bringen, namentlid In @eseuoen, no
Die Baiierperiorgung oes Seeres auf
S9nierigfeiten itoBt. 9urhihhitt
lid geben etrDa 5fDet. Bis oreibunDert
Magen nit Wtineralmoiier intjeoenl
Monat an bic SrDut. Se0em $50.
gen iDer0en r~egelmaBig grobe Wen.
gen 6rudtidft ~beieegebenb oarnit iif
Die SoIoaten obne Miibe Elm er.
friihenDes Oetrdnf bereiter tGnnen.
Mud Die 8eriorglng Der JelD.
nnO gtappenla5arette, ioipie Der Ga.
Bnrett5iige nit WlIleralpnfIer bot
0ns Hote areu5 i%ibernomlner. gie
8obl Der 5ieberfranfen uno Ser.
fpunoeten bic 2tn0ering ibrer 4ein
mif benz transport ODER ont BEN
aranfenbett 0urd bieIe Ginrihtting
bee geuti1en &oten areuses erfab.
rem baben. gebt in Die Iduienoe.
Der brittle ariegsiommer lit i'm
an5uge oBne Elm iid)tbores 8eiden
oes Sr5aoens. 3ag Golf meib. mas
ole grdpen bort 0rarben oiisSuboI-
ten 9abeu, tagaus aHo tageiH, uater
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Der 6onatifer ieocdL ben 5aloon
gum Siinoeibod, fir ale uebel ur0
ShdOen berarttportlih Su MAIDEN,
lit Derfeblt au i1eltiten ittg0 beiBt lii.
ia6e uno 8irfung at beripe6ieln.
Ser Saloon lit Elm Sinh Der uner.
idttlihen @eifdftsgier nn0 oas
Epfer fanotii1er @eiese, III oenea
MIR Der @runoiat 0es Inerlaubtell
uFl6 0es ~lo5ulenoen gerbotes gum
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-23

Gin Gdritt in Der reateH Midtnug.
DAB Der nmerifnHifhe uSaIoon@
mie er felt Menidengebenfen betrie.
ben wur0e an0 rod betrieEen Dir0.
penig EMBELLISHMENTS an ifh bot
nu0 gum groben EEL bic 8ro9ibt.
hpnspoge. Ueide in ben Ietten SAB.
rea ilber Das 9onO iin ergoB. hpr-
h~ersernfsn lnl0 f0rberfa, oarf als
n~nbsInetbar adteu, Ger 9eria6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-23

lusbuid fonmt. Sn bieier geIet
ionen elepublit Dot man flo nod
aidt 81 oaH @rlmOiat ouiaeidipm
len Dem @eiee einen duibauenoef
56er f%onitrlttipen Gburaiier 81 Der
leiben. llan III bis iegt I'M Nabu
beiangen gefUeien. ale %noiinen0igeu
ReiormeR ourf 8erbotsgeiebe Der
bei5ufibren. WioH nil 0d8 Irtmf
libel 0nr6 Brobibition aus Der @els
idoffen. Sin tinbiides llnteriaugeu
oenn bel 8uangsgeietm miro aai
III oft oos sstin0 nit Dem Yaoe Der
idiiitet.
Bur GnidrdnfltRg 0eS Grunf
ibels mliieH an0ere WlaBregel CT
Jriitcn merben. Sobe gctriebsjtcuet
Ino geieelide Ginidrdntungen al
.ein, permogen bier ni@ts. ae
oen aSoufbuben@ pie ie bier gauf
mo gebe iino, ioaten anitGnoigl
Birtbihaiten |berboraeben, 10 oaf
oas Standardization cinen mebl
)eutihen 8uiduitt tefonmlt. @rnlel
mD 9iforbanoler iolten aus eiee
lem Mntrieb, ben &ebel Der Reforu
lnIegen. Inn ons GoiHm. 0as oit
Oem Saloon laitct, al e%ntfernen.
9err Carl Ragel bat in Oieier BE
,ieblng ben rihtigen Con ongeihIa
zen uuo ibm idloB iid SER 4ugui
Build bon ct. gouis an. 1os @irts
jalts mug ouf bic ieIbe gendtct,
po6e gebraft iperoen, tuie es ii
0eutidlnno unb 6ranfreid itebt. Is
oa nnitGH6ig genug ge5aIten uni
Jciiibrt peroen, Dab Elm Mann mi
5rou uao ain0 oasielbe beludel
taun.
Ole eeiebIiHen gori6riften, mi
he In nielen Staateu Der llHiot
jerrinen, iDonod 0as 5riHfIofol nun
Mannern 5uganglit III, ino IN
joditen @ra6 Derperflid. ba burd
oieie GinidrdIlflug Die 8irti9ottet
aidjt n1ebr oos iiH0, mas tie icil
ioQten, 0ns bohtonenoe @ort ga
loom miro in iein @egentetI Der
febrt.
@inen peientliden 5dritt 8ltr Sc.
5uug 0es Sdloous uno oes @etrdn
febanoels bat Die @ubeuier. Build
8raugeieaId aft in Ct. 2ouis getan.
n6em iie Der 2i5enbeb0roe in iener
5toot 0ie glittciluug madte, oob
8irte, bic bon Der 9eb0roe als I'M.
uiiroig hires 8eruies erfI1rt ner
oen uun Der grouerei feline @ctrdn.
fe be5taben fonneu. auf oiaie @eiig
bofft man, ale auitoBige Gbaraf
teure. Die bisber Die @irtihafteu
in Beirut brohten. oas5ui1eioeu
uno oaB nur glduner non GBren.
boftigfeit mo gutRm Character I'M
Soloongeidaft bleiben t0nnen. Is
lit Dies Elm Shritt in Der re6teii
fldtung ut0 mare Is 5n muniden.
DAB bieie 8elDegung in peitere aret
ie oringen miiroe, I'M Die 8irtung
cine aagemeine su maiden. SGtten
bic grauer Idon TOR Sahren cine
oerartlge @eihdftstftif berfolet 10
niir0e nahridetnIid bic grobibitinu
ihon Idngit I'M Sanoe ftd berIau
fen boben. 0ns 5eI0geidrei Der
grobibitioutiten bat iih ldnait ouf
Die @ernidting Der y8rapers' Sn
terets" 8u9eipist qtn0 our 8obrlino
ibrer eigenan Suterefen iolten iie
Mmrn hir Ntann 0abin itraben. ben
8etrdnfebnioel bon alien gGoium
3u eutlniteu.
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geiarot, NORM oie @oIi5eibeb6roea
int 5iaat uHO ~glebrasfa bon Dem
Giebitnbt in GenHtnis aeiest nur.
ben. .. gl. 8rotpn, Sberiff BON
gourttD tn gleErosfo. mel
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6ur Die 9orlage puroen 164.087
5timmen abgegeben, oogegen jeoom
1882. 5eGsuiooier8ig Counties
I'M Stoat gaben cine @tebrbeit hir
bog Stiminred)t a6, nabreno elm
unbfunf3ig Counties iid %ongegen err.
n1rten. 6iInf5ehn iogenaunte ri.
oer Counties erflarten iid NIT gro
Der gsebrbeit gegen Die 8orlage.
Bottapottadtie GouutD CAB cine
Me6rbeit BON SO Stimmeu 0agegan
ab. Menn oas 4ro5ibitious Qnlenb.
ment our a%bitimmung fommt, 10
lit Soffnlng borbanoen, baB es nit
ether ebenio groBen Stimmennlebr.
1eit geihlagen miro. aQ5ueifrige an.
Danger oe 5-rauenitimmrefts bur.
ben 1en fremogeborenen girgern
bic SduIo fir lire gtieoerlage out,
oo6 0urfte Der 9erein Der gbriit.
(ideu Iemperen3 5raueil 0ur6 ibr
fanatiides 4uftreteit uno bic Ser.
6reitllng gebaBiger G6riften sur
RienerIoge meientIt9 beigetrngen
5aben. es lit 81 miniden, 0ab
0ieie berbobrten 3emperen5.gieior
nler ourd i6r gebdBiges auItreten
mo @iiblan aud Die 6timulllng
legen oas 9robibitions ammoment
2rb0beH belfen.
GetOblene dOrO Gar g%sfuuben.
9. g. granOaa, Elm 6arner,
Ser uniUeit bon Sionep Dobnt, mar
am III. @pril In Council bluffs nit
ieiuer 5oro Gar. Die er FIR flr5e
3eit an Der ode Der Mamurabe
mo 9rooofpaD Iteben IieB Inn @e.
date in Der Gdbe al erleoigen.
8ei leiner RiIdfebr mar Der Strait.
Dagen Deridfunnben un0 bic gsoli.
ei ioiort 6aDon ~benodridtigt. 9lpei.
)unoert 8oitfarten muroen am toE.
eer0en &a8e bon Der 9oIiSei Gus.
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oete Der bieiieen goIisei, Sak bos
.geitoblene 5orO antomobil aefunoen
mnroe uno ftdn6e benz redfsmdki.
gen @igentiirner sur @eriiauno Bel
ogulaeungn Guatuais.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18
LUNENBURG

(Mrs F. f. Balch, Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Bowker made a
business trip to Northumberland, y
H, last Thursday and on their return
called on friends in Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson of South
Lunenburg are receiving congratula-
tions on the recent addition of sor
to their family Miss Bessie Jones OF
Lancaster, N. H, has been caring foI
Mrs. Wilson and son.
DR.. H. w. Cleasby of Lancaster, "
H., was a professional visitor in Lun'
enburg last week.
Mrs. w. R. Bell was a guest of Mrs,
George Parker in Lancaster last
Thursday.
The annual contest of the schools OF
the town was held last Thursday n
the Town hall. The number of en-.
tries was fully equal to those of former
years, both in quality and quantity
and pupils, teachers and superintend-
ent are to be congratulated on the
increasing interest shown by the child.
rem and their parents in these contests
Miss Sue E. Dodge, night matron OF
Wesson Maternity hospital in Spring
field, Mass, was a recent guest of hel
sister, Mrs. Kyle T. Brown and othel
relatives in the village.
Mrs. Annie Goss Emery and tive
children of st. Johnsbury have beer
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ir
wing Goss of South Lunenburg.
Misses Amanda Bean and Emma
Lewis were in Lancaster Saturda!
evening.
w. r. Bell and son Franklin of Bell
view, South Lunenburg, went u
Springfield, Mass, Monday, to attend
the dairymen's meeting.
Mrs Flora Balch, who is staying a
the home of her son, v. K. thinner
man in Lancaster, N. H, is slowl,
convalescing from her recent illness
but will be unable to resume her worl
in the telephone office at present. Mis-
Amanda Bean is operating the switch
board during Mrs. Balcl1's absence.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18
WATERFORD.

(Mrs. A. M. Sunbury. Correspondent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Munkittrick OF
st. Johnsbury were Sunday guests al
Jesse Carleton's.
Several auto parties took a trip tc
Willoughby Lake Sunday.
Mrs. Willard Carpenter spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. Homer
Stuart, in Lunenburg.
Jesse Carleton's residence was con-
nected with the New England tele-
phone exchange last week.
The ladies will serve their annual
chicken pie supper in the vestry
Wednesday evening, Oct. Is.
About 20 friends gathered at the
home of Mrs. George Bedell Saturday
evening to spend a social evening with
Gertrude Cannon from Minneapolis
who is spending few weeks with her
mother. All enjoyed pleasant eve.
ming after which ice cream and cake
were served.
Lena Warren has returned from her
visit in Massachusetts,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18
WEST DANVILLE.

(Mrs. E. F. Aver, Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Hastings ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Young of Peacham motored to
Springfield, Mass, last Tuesday.
where they spent the weekend.
Miss Pearl Odekirk, who has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Oliver
McCosco, for the past two months
returned to Barton last Tuesday.
Lawyer Dutton of Hardwich
while driving through here last We'd
nesday, run into one of the teams
that was drawing gravel, overturn-
ing the cart and smashing his auto
mobile some. Fortunately no one
was hurt.
Willis Brown and family intend to
go to Island Pond to live.
William Brickett was home from
st. Johnsbury Sunday.
Mrs. Powers of Peacham is at Viii
lis Browns for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brickett spent
Sunday at Walden.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Milligan have
been spending a few days in Laconis
and Newport, N. H, going by auto
mobile.
The Board of Civil Authority will
meet at the Town hall, Danville, Sat
urday, Oct. 81, 1915. at 10 o'clock q
m. for the correction and abatement
of taxes.-Adv.
Oct. rs is the last day on which
taxes can be paid and save the AZ
discount.-Adv.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18
EAST ST. JoHNsBURx.

MRS. G. w. Dodge, Correspondent)
Mr.. and Mrs. H M. Knapp are in
Shelbourne Falls, Mass. visiting their
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea
Knapp.
Cottage prayer meetings are being
held Friday evening this week. The
meeting will be at the home of Mrs
Emily Chase and Miss Mertie Hovey
Miss Ella Prouty of South Franm-
ingham, Mass, is spending few days
at George Babcock's.
Merton Edney has moved into the
tenement in Gardner Shaw's house.
Miss Abbie Smith attended the
teachers convention in Burlington the
past week.
r. E. Blodgett found his home well
filed with neighbors and friends upon
returning from his store, Monday
evening. 1t was the occasion of his
birthday and his friends presented
him with an easy chair as a token OIL
respect and good will. Sandwiches
cake and coffee were served and a
pleasant social evening was enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Montgomery are
entertaining her brother and sister,
Edward and Miss Annie Geary, Il
Bristol and Mr.. Montgomery's mother,
Mrs. Robert Montgomery, Of Hines
burg.
Rev. A. V. Fisher made a touching
appeal Sunday morning in behalf +
the suffering Armenians, and a COM
mittee was appointed to canvas the
village and vicinity for money to seno
them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18

w e. Riley is confined at his home
because of sickness.
william Raymond has moved his
family to Sherbrooke, where he has
employment.
Clifton WiIkie has returned from a
short visit with friends in Lowell.
Mass.
The third whist party was held in
Music hall Friday evening. Proceeds
are for the library.
A. J.. Worre1l and Lawrence Walter
left wednesday night for Boston to
attend the Worlds Series game
Thursday.
Mrs. Ed. Burns Of Newport was in
town Thursday.
The Mothers club met at Mrs. o.
d. Mathewson's last Thursday even
ing, October IL. There were vocal
solos by Mrs. Huntley and piano solos
by Miss Irene Simpson. Rev. J. j.
Hutchinson gave a talk on Christs
spirit in the home. Two of the brief
course girls of Lyndon Institute with
Miss Cordelia Enos gave a demon.
stration on how to salt peanuts. Re
freshments of cocoa and sandwiches
we're served. Also the sailed peanuts.
The next meeting will be held No
gember with Mrs. Shattuck. Miss
Newton and Mrs. Chase will talk on
boys and girls club work.
Clinton Adams and James Jenuae
are visiting friends and relatives in
Enosburg for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hatch motored
to Fairlee and Lake Morey Sunday.
Alice Norris and three sons return
ed to their home in Newton, Mass.
Sunday.
Mrs James Kenney was at the
Hotel Lyndon for a few days the
past week.
Mrs. Sarah M. Chase has returned
to her home here, after a visit in
Stanstead, P. @.
The Home Project club received
first prize in the canning and Maud
Gray and Ruth Blodgett both of this
place, received first prize in sewing.
Charles Phillips. who has beer
quite ill is very much better.
Mrs. Perley Aldrich has been sick
the past week with the grip.
Mrs. Helen (Wheeler) Whittier
who was operated on at the Bright
look hospital for appendicitis last
week is gaining slowly.
e. G. Forest and family have been
visiting relatives at Glover the pas
week.
Roland Sydney of Orleans was II
| town Saturday. He has finished hi:
work there and left Tuesday fol
Barre, where he has a position in i
drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Legendr'
spent Sunday with relatives in st
Johnsbury.
The Racket club held a dance ir
| Gables hall Saturday evening. A
very pleasant time was had by every
! one. Music by Mr.. Connell at thu
| piano and Arthur Hawkinson of st
| Johnsbury, violin.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18
NORTH DANvILLE

tAlice p. Massey, Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nolin spent
Sunday at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Emmons'
Miss Stella Allen of st. Johnsbury
Center is at the home of her brother,
F. E. Allen.
The friends of Walter Blodgett
gathered at his home Friday evening
to help him celebrate his 10th birth
day. A very Pleasant evening was
spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Sanborn were at Willough-
by Friday.
Arthur Emmons is working at c. B.
Stevens while Mr.. Stevens is attend
ing the dairy show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tilden and son.
Edward, visited at Ellsworth Ranney's
at Sheffield part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Simpson and
children spent the past week visiting
in Wheelock and New Hampshire.
George Drew has purchased some
registered Guernseys, including a bull
a direct descendent of the celebrated
Boo Peep. These are the first thor
oughbreds of the kind to be brought
into town.
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cord are visiting at Charles Clifford's.
Mrs. Louisa Clifford and Miss Flor
ence visited at Fred Jenesen's Sunday.
Jason Robinson and Charles Cliff
ford were in Barre Sunday.
Mr.. Farman, the blind man who
gave a lecture and exhibition of read
ing under the auspices of the Grange
Thursday night, was fine and the
rx1o11 offondnd Mr.
Farman has accomplished more with
his blind eyes than hosts have with
theirs open. He spent the night at
Herbert Stanton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Goodwin and
son, Raymond, of Woodsville spent
Sunday with their son, Horace Good,
win, and family.
Miss Anna Webster of Montpelier
visited Mrs. Lizzie Stanton one day
last week. Miss Webster will be re-
membered as a former teacher here.
Several from here attended the
dairymen's meeting at Springfield,
Mass, last week.
Walter Stanton has sold his farm
to George Cary of st. Johnsbury.
Jason Robinson of Barre is at home
for a few days, looking for some Iosl
COWS of his fathers.
All those that could attended the
state meeting of the Jr. o. U. A. M
at East Burke Thursday. They went
by auto, Herbert Stanton and Jason
Robinson carrying them.
Some of the teachers attended the
convention at Burlington last week
B. A. Clifford has sold his herd Il
| COWS to F. E. Allen. Several of the
farmers have sold theirs.
Freeman Allen sold a COW to DC
taken to the National Dairy Show al
| Springfield, for $3.50.
George Hanna has put a gristmil
| in Frank VaIlier's shop.
! Mrs. Clara Tousant Jones of Brat.
| tleboro has been visiting her mothar
Mrs. Lena Tousant, and her brother
Benjamin, the past few days.