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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26

sekr,tarz Stowarzyszonych To-
warzystw: urodzil sic " Cze-
,aach. duia 9 maja 1873 roku.
Jest on synem Antoniego i Kata-
rzyny Z l~Frankow) Cermak: do
Ameryki przyjectal wraz Z rodzi-
cami W roku 1874. Nauki pobierat
W szkolach publicznej i czeskiej
" Braidwood, III. Dnia II grud-
MA roku 1895. poSlubii paune Ma
we Horays, Z Chicago, Ill. Do
czekali sic dotychczas trojga
dzieci. a mianowicie: Eeokadye,
Ellie i Helene. Do roku 1892 "a
trudnia} sic kopaniem wegla, kie-
DIV przeniosl sic do Chicago i roz-
local iuteres sprzedawania we
eli i drzewa. Interes ten prowa--
dill az do roku 1908, biorac Gym
ny udzial W polityce. w roku
1906 obranym byi sek~retarzem
Stowarzyszonych Towarzystw
..Ligi WolnoSciowej, kt6ry to u
rzad dotychczas piastuje.
Cd roku 1907 piastuie urzad
prezesa ,,Lawndale Stowarzysze-
MIA Budowniczego ! Pozyczkowe-
60"
By} cz}onkiem 1890, 44-go, 45-
90 ! 1890 Zgromadzenia General
nej Legislatury ma Stan Illinois
w roku 1909 W kwietniu byi wy
brany czionkiem nRady Miej-
skiej."
Nalezy take do Demokratycz,
nego Centralnego Komitetu. O.
becnie pan Cermak zamieszkuje
pnr. 1882 s. Trumbull ave. Offs
jego ~znajduje sic W Ratuszr
Miejskim, pok6j 8O4.
Cogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26
krOnika MiejSCOwa.
SYN PROFESORA w ARESZ-
Gle.
Mai movie, re prezydentowi wbi
lie noz w plecy.

Czlonkowie towarZystWa STU
denckiego ,,Betha Theta Pi" poin
formowali kapitana T. l.. Portera
tutejszego szefa tajnej siuzby Sta
row Zjednoczonych, IL Ewall
Pietsch, czlonek tego towarzy--
silva, podczas dyskusyi Z mimi o
wojnie w lokalu tegO towarzystwa
odgraza} sic przeciw zyciu Prey
denta Wilsona, mowiac:
nGdybym mial spOsobnosc
wbiibym n6l W plecy prezyden-
ta"!
Ewald PietSch Jest synem pro-
fcsora filologii i instruktora jezy-
ka hiszpahskiego ma Upiwersyte-
Gle Chicagoskim Karla Pietscha.
Miody PictSch jest sam abitury-
entem tego Uniwersytetu / Cd
hilku miesiccy jest zatrudniony W
zakiadzie firmy Sears, Roebuck
and Co.
Kapitan Porter wyznaczyf ?.
Drautzberga ola sprawy. Ten a
resztowai Pietscha w rzeczonym
zakiadzie.
Miody progermanin poddany
zostai Surowej indagacyi przez a
systenta prokuratora federalnego
&. Epsteina i P. Drautzberga, w
ciagu ktorej przyznal sic, IL slow
mu zarzucanych uzyi.
Zasadzono go "a kratki, a ko-
misarz f~ederalny NJ. Foote Mama
cyl jego kaucye W sumie $4,000,
Pietsch liczy lat "a. Staral sic
cd zwolnienia Cd sIuzby wojsko-
wei tax Ii wydzialu l~okalnego jak
II wydziaiu apelacyjnego. Podo-
bno jest spadkobiercq wielklego
niemieckiego majaku i ma kuzy-
row we wojsku niemieckiem, CO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26
Schmidt's 1860 North Clark I'll,
SEDZIEGO
UHLIRA: RAD WDRO
zY SLEDZTWO.

Rad federalny wdrozy sledz-
two w sprawie przebywania W
kabaretach przez zony zolnierzy i
majtkow i poufalenie sic Z inny-
mi mezczyznami podczas bytnos
c; ich MEOW PREY sluzbie wojsko
wei. Znaczna liczba takich ION 20
staia w tych dniach aresztowana
czy to w hoelach, czy tez ma ull
each w stanie nietrzezwym / by
la przesiuchiwana przez sedzlego
Uhlira w sadie ola moralnoSci.
Asystent prok. w. Schulze ma
polecenie sedziego Uhlira wczo-
raj konferowai z w}adzami fede-
ralnemi W tel sprawie, jakotez W
sprawie sprzedazy trunkow w ka
baretach zolnierzom i majtkom,
be 'dacym W uniformach.
Sedzia Uhlir oSwiadczyl, re
wiekszosG kobiet, jake W ostat-
Mich dniach stawaiy W jego sadie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26

rnalnego poZiomu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26
DZIENNY zYW-
NOSCIOWY.

Stanowy administrator zywno-
sciowy Wheeler Cd onegdaj wy
dale codziennie bulletin urzedo-
wy cen artykulow spozywczych,
do kt6rego codziennie coraz to
MOVIE artykuly beda dodane.
Biuletyny podaja ceny hurto-
wne, IT,. tie, ktore kupcy drobiaz'
gowi plaza kupcom hurtownym,
oraz ceny tie. jake publicznosc,
t. j. odbiorcy czyli konsumenci
powinni placic. Kupcy, ktorzy "a
daja cd swych odbiorcow cen
wyzszych, jak podane W biulety-
ME dopuszczaja sic zdzierstwa
Administrator zywnosc:owy
ME ma kontroli bezposredniej
mad kupcami drobiazgowymi, lecz
ma ia mad kupcami hurtownyml
! tych ostatnich moze Emusic do
pobierania cen oznaczonych, a W
przeciwnym razie So ma to suro-
we kary, procz straty licencyi fe-
deralnej, jaka ma mocy nowych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26
= Kilku obywateli w Evanston

niekt6rzy Z Mich nawet bardzo
zamozni, zostali wczEaj wezwani
INA sprawe" przez rade wojenna
tego miasta i egzaminowani, dla=
czego ME kupili bondow pozycz
XII wolnosciowej i dlaczego innych
staraja sic zniechecic cd kupowa-
MIA bond6w. Nazwisk tych pro-
germahskich obywateli ME wyja
wiono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26

ustaw zaprowadzono ola wszyst-
kich interesow hurtownych, kto'
re maia obr6t ma wiecej niz $780,.
600 rocznie
Przez tych kupcow hurtownych
administrator moze wyWrzec pre-
syc ma kupcow drobiazgowych.
Jezeli ktory Z ostatnich pobiera
wyzsze ceny, niz W tabeli oznaczo
ne, nalezy O tenn donieSz admin
stratorowi, a odbiorcy powinnl
popierac tylko takich kupcow, kto
rzy pobieraja ceny, oznaczone
przez Rad.
Do biuletynu .rzadowego Jutro
teda dolaczone ceny jaj ! masla.
Zazwyczaj kupcy drobiazgowi
zastawiaja sic kupcami %hurtowny
mi i czesto jest prawda, acz ME
zawsze, re ceny hurtowne 50 zbyt
wysokie. w takich wypadkach ad
ministrator zywnoSciowy stosow
ne srodki zastosuje do takich kup
COW.
P. Wheeler zapowiada, re sko
70 ceny drobiazgowe wszystkich
gl6wnych artykuIow spozyw-
czych beda oznaczone, nast2pi9
wielkie zmiany W rynku handlo-
wynn, gdyz caly handel musi sic
do Mich z~astosowac. Ceny te So o
parte ma sprawiedliwych oblicze
mach, w ktorych i ilosci zbiorow
Tub zapasow, oraz sprawedliwe
zyski wzieto pod uwage.
Ma n~iektorych artykulach wyso
kie ceny So caikiem nieusprawied
liwione. Do tychze naleza kartot
lie i kukurydza. Tych dwoch arty
ku}ow ME wywozi sic do Europy
Zbiory kartofli w lynn roku So bar
do wiclkie, a kukurydzy olbrzy-
mie. Ceny tychze pod presy4 adj
ministratora beda znizonc do nor
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26

Otto spis kabaretow, ktorych
wlaScicicli ! manazerow wezWal
~ dis do swego biura i ktorym
ma dac nauczke, jak9 daE kabar"
ciarzom onegdaj:
Central Inn, 40 South Wabash
ave
De Luxe Cafe, GOO South Wa
bash ave.
Congress Cafe, Congress i Wa
bash ave.
Venice Cafe, 522 South Wabash
ave.
Melting Pot, 526 South Wa
Lash ave.
German Village, Ali South Sta
te III.
Charles Vests Gale, 53S 30.
State I'll.
Dineen's SIS So. State ui.
Metropolitan Cafe, California
ave. PREY gorncj kolei.
Gordon's, Lincoln i Barry ave.
Subway Inn, Lincoln / Belmont
ave.
Old Style Inn, Division I'll.
California ave
Cafe, 334O-42 West Madison
III. i Campbell ave.
Campbell Gardens, West Ma
olson i Campbell ave
ALPS Cafe, North Clark i Barry
ave.
Tyrolen Heimath, i29 West
North ale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26
SZEF POLICYI WZYWA
WLASCICIELI II KABA-
RET0W.

Szef policyi Schuettler wezwaf
ma dis do swego biura wlascicie
Ii i manazerow II kabaret6W.
Onegdaj wezwai do siebie villas
c"icicli i manazerow II kabaretow
i dal i'm surowa nauczke zapowia
dajac i'm, co ich czeka, jezeli sza
nowaG ME beda ustaw miejskich
CO do sprzedazy trunk6w maiolet
MIN nieprzyzwoitych tahcow, to-
lerowania niemoralnych kobiet,
sprzedawania trunk6w W godzi-
mach i dniach zakazanych Jap.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26

miaio bye powodem jego staraf
Q zwolnienie. Aplikacyejego Je-
dnak odrzucono kazano stawic
do asenterunku dnia 1go stycznla
w Rockford.
Podczas egzaminacyi przez fed.
prok. Pietsch utrzymywal, re
slow mu zarzucanych uzyl tylko
W goraczce dyskusyi. Dalej zwra
cal prokuratorowi uwage ma to,
re Jest abituryentem studenckim
pochodzi z dobrej familii, a
ojciec jego jest profesorem Uni
wersytetu, a vice ME m6gi uzyt
slow takich ma seryo.
Prokurator odpowiedzia} mu.
&c te wszystkie wzgledy tylko w
lie jego powiekszaj2.
Miody Pietsch przyjal mine wy
zywajaca. gdy go prowadzono dc
wiezienia.
Ojciec jego staral sic wczoraj
c uzyskanie poreczenia, ably wy
GostaG syna ma wolnosc.
Cd czasu jak m}ody Pietsch
PRAGUE ola firmy Sears, Roebuck
and Co., mieszka we fill Y. M.
G. A., PREY lynne zak}adzie, lecz
wieczorami bywal w domu Tub W
lokalu swego klubu studenckiego
gdzie mial przywilej bywania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26
WIEZIENIE OLA SPEKU.
LANTOW
iNIEUNIKNIONE.

Wladze federalne postapia ME
milosiernie z tymi wszyStklml,
kt6rzy gromadza i ukrywaja wiel
kie zapasy cukru ,powodujac STU
czny brak i spodziewajac sic CRU
by zysk Sciagnac Z cen, ktore
wskutek braku wciaz w gore sic
rnq.
Me ulega w~atpliwoSci, re So
tacy. ktorzy w takirn celu juz W
lecie nagromadzili wielkie zapasy
cukru, w pewnych magazynach
chicagoskich.
Sledztwo w tym kierunku pro-
wadzi R. w. Childs, specyalny a.
systent prokuratora federalnego.
Inwestygatorzy zwiedza maya
zyny, zakiady hurtowne ! sklady
drobiazgowe, a gdziekolwiek znaj
da dowody gromadzenia zapasow
hub wysokich cen, winowajcom
beda natychmiast procesy wyto-
czone.
Kara "a gromadzenie ola Sru-
bowania cen w gore wynosi S.
900, albo diva lata wiezienia, al
DO jedno i drugie. Jest to ma mo-
cy ustawy federalnej, uchwalonej
dnia 1890 sierpnia.
P. Childs przypomnia}. re Fran
eva zm~niejszyia swa konsumpcye
cukru re IS funtow do 16 funtow
cd osoby, a Wielka Brytania z 90
do 70 funt6w Cd osoby rocznie.
w Stanach Zjednocznych kon'
sumpcya cukru wynosi 90 fun
tow Cd osoby rocznie. Stany Zje--
dnoczone musza sic cukrem jak !
lima zywnoScia podzielic Z Fran
eva i w. Brytania i dlatego osz-
czednoSc jest k%onieczna, a groma
dzenie ola zyskow jest podwoj--
ma zbrodniq. Cukier Z Kuby do
stawiony bedzie dopiero dnia 1go
stycznia.
Stanowy administrator zywno-
Sciowy Wheeler oSwiadczyl, ze
,,embargo' przeciw fabrykantom
cukierkow straightforward pod
warunkiem, re laden fabrykant
ME kupi wiecej niz so procent i
losci cukru, ktorq dawniej kupo'
wal. Cukiernikom ME wolno uzy-
wac cukru re trzciny Z Louisia---
ma.
Zapasy cukru turakowego -
wnet. sic powieksza, gdyz fabry-
k; tego cukru juz bywaja otwar-
te.
Kupcom drobiazgowym ME
wolno robic t wv combination
sales" t. j. zqdac cd odbiorcow, a.
zeby COS innego kupili razem Z
cukrem.
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pod zarzutem prostytucyi, jest 10
mani zoinierzy i mathew ktorzy
So W obozach lub w czynnej s(uz
bic ma froncie.
WIadze federalne zapOWlcdzia-
Iy, re surowa akcya bedzie po-
wzieta.
ZE KABARE-
TOWYCH.
IS edzia Mahoney skaza{ kaz
oego Z dwoch braci McGovernow
wlaScicieli kawiarni pnr. 66l N.
Clark ul., ma $50 i koszta. Oskar-
zeni byli o sprzedaz trunkow be-
licencyi, kt6ra stracili dnia 1890
czerWca b. r.
- S. P. Thrasher, superinten-
dent Komitetu z Pietnastu, ktory
zajmuje sic z~walczaniem prosty-
tucyi, oSwiadczy}, ze wdrozone
bedzie gruntownc Sledztwo w
sprawie przywrocenia licencyl no
torycznej sail taiica l'reiberga i
kawiarni Colosima ME mniej motto
rycznej, przeciw kt6rym pred
miesiqccm podniesiono zarzuty
przekroczenia wiclu ustaw miejs.
Sd to dwic nory, ktorc sic wci2s
utrzymuja w dawnej dzielnicy
,,czerwonych swiate}ck' ktora sic
gniezdzila w sasiedztwic I'll. 22-
giej.
Znaleziona zostaia l5tolet-
mia Eva Johnson, ktor9 Przez ty-
dziei brat jej poszukiwa}. Znale-
FIONA zostala Z +. Stockey en- pnr
1862 West Oak III.
- Ma wolnosci jeszcze sic znaj
duje Joe Bertsche, alias judge
Adams, kt6ry miai sic przyczynlc
do upadku Doroty Crosby, ktora
pc kilku tygodniach spedzonycn
w kabarecie Bismarcka 'innych
kabaretach usilwaia pope}nic sa-
mobojstwo W hotelu Bismarcka.
Policya sqdzi, re Bertsche uciekf
Z Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26

Prawie kntdv ieKRrs pOIykl stalls o.
tach DZIENNIKA CHCAG0SKIEGO
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-07
Museum Notes.


November series Of Nature Study
Glasses. began Nov. 9Th, with the fol-
loving list. Of subjects: Squirrels
and How They Spend the Winter.
gfades 9 and 4;s.'The Aruskrat Builds
4 Winter Home.'' grade s: "How
Some Plants Prepare for Winter
grade 8.
Glasses for Junior High School
will begin Nov. 18th. Subject, THE
Transformations of a. Raindrop.''
AS has been the custom for several
years, the Museum instructor visits
the rural schools each month giving
to them, lessons similar to those
given to aclasses at the Museum but
especially adapted to the needs and.
conditions of each school.
In addition to the many useful
blocks in its library, the Museum has
boxes of literature descriptive of life
III foreign countries also duplicate
specimens of birds and minerals to
loan to the schools, 1t is earnestly
hoped that the teachers and pupils
will freely avail themselves of all the
helps to their school work that the
Museum can give.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-07
EAST CONCORD


tMrs. ]. A. Folsom. CORRESPONDENCE
The young ladies will give an en-
tertainment -at whites hall. Friday
christmas packages to the boys in
France, who are fighting for; U.S..
Charles Crawford has moved from
Wells Beach, Me. to the Wallace
house recently vacated by Dana
Brown, who has moved to one of the
new cottages at Fitzdale.-Mrs. Josh
ua Reed Of Broekton. Mass. is visit
ing at her niece's, Mrs. James Grant
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Smith visited
Mr.. and Mrs. c. McGregor at Con-
cord Saturday.-John Mcdonald.
James Hartshorn and John Folsom
were business visitors in Concord
Monday.-The supper at the church
Saturday night was well attended
the l.. A. ST.. G. Marshall of ST
.Johnsbury supplied at the church
Sunday in place of Rev, John Rob-
ersson, who is i'll with typhoid fever
Mr.. Marshall also held evening ser.
vice here. He was entertained a.
the homes of Mrs. Hattie ,Isham anf
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A, Hawkins. Mrs
Will Adair and Kathleen visited
Mrs. Adair's sister, Mrs. Erwin
Powers, at Lunenburg Sunday Mrs
RI. Z. Whipple and Eva st. John
visited at Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whip
pies Sunday.-Mrs. Lewis Stookwell
has been sick for the past week
Mrs. Cora Thomas is working for
her.-Francena King was an over
Sunday guest of Lyle Spaulding al
Royalston Corner. C.. Warren and
son, Harold, were visitors. in st
Johnsbury and Lyndonville satur'
day.-Marcia Isham was an ovel
Sunday visitor at her mothers, Mrs
Hattie Isham.-Leda Hawkins wa
home over Sunday from her schoo
at Lyndon.-Fred Smith and Marion
Morrill, were visitors in St. Johnsbur.
! saturday.-Laila Hawkins, who tea
ches school at Victory, and Alice VII
kinson of Victory. were week en'
guests at Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Haw
| l<in's.-Mrs. Geo. Lavature and son
| Delbert, were Sunday visitors at he
sons. Frank Lavature. at Dalton
| Mrs. j. C. Warren, chairman of tn
Food pledge campaign in this place
secured 81 signatures on the foo
| pledge cards last week.-F'reema.
| Hutchinson and daughter, Mrs. Rich
ard Southworth, of Kirby, were bust
/ ness visitors in the place the first 9
the week.-Bennie Savers. who ha
been on the sick list for the past FEY
days, was in st. Johnsbury one da
recently to consult DR.. Fitch.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-07
MILES POND

dMiss Eta Brown, C Correspondent
Miss Flossie Bontain has finished
york in ST. Johnsbury and come home
Or. q few days Mr.. and Mrs. i ".
srawn and daughter, Eta, were re-
entity; in St. JohhsburN on, busin ess
Ida Barsharas gone homesfor asfesFy
willie Boutains was a. Sunday
guest of his mother, Mrs. p.SW. BON
s.ain. Fred Thomas was in st. johns
5ilry last week an hi sIness - N !. .,aapd
Mrs. King are visiting in Miles. Pond
will era WORD was q recent visitor
nj ST. . ohnsao uryy. N and Mrs. Aus
In Fisher were visiting. in hittleton,
ri III, the past 4 week Mrs J.
BeakWoods has been: in st. Johnsbsiry.
Rufuss Young Was in sLittleton, y.
H:,.slast. week. Fred Savers people
have bought al farm in Ltt1enburg
and are moving rs, o-sW.s Bontain
las heard from his son, BERTHE Bou-
rain, who is in Ffahee: s: fl NM
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-07
"a
NEWARK

Mrs. M. w. Ball, Correspondent
Harry Sanville Of Irasburg is moving
to the Lorenzo Nelson farm.-Miss
Inez Goodwin has finished work at
st. Johnsbury and is at home for a
short stay.-The Halloween parties
given in the Peck and Packer district
schools were a success and quite lit
tie sum was taken. A Halloween
party was held at the Street school
house Wednesday afternoon.-Mrs. w.
r. Wade is quite ill.-Dance this week
Friday night in Union hall.-George
Chamberlin is suffering with sore on
his foot.-Nelhe Dewey who has been
ill with diphtheria is much better
Remember the library social at w. T..
Monlton's Wednesday.-Ruth Wade
is home this week from Montpelier
Seminary. B. Watchie of West
Burke was a Sunday caller in town.
(Porter Wallace, Correspondent
Mrs. Will Wade is very i'll with in
aammation of the, bowels.-W. r.
wade has blood poisoning in his
hand.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moshe1
were at Island Pond Friday to- at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Russ Mel
cher-Miss Ruth Wade is at home
from Montpelier Seminary. called by
the illness of her mother.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-07

ii0aear II. Washer, Gorrespondsstlb
orlo Goss his .ta1ped 'hts family
INTO L. p. Bashaw, S. tenem emit Mr..
md Mrs Broo lss Of Nfedford, Mass,
spent the week end at Mr.. and Mrs
&c. 81 Smiths. NJ IS sLeonie wheeler
return ed Thursday from Brightlook
hospital. MI. and Mrs. Tyler are
moving INTO Charles I5ion's tenement.
Walter Harlow snent. part. Of last
week with his brother, A. 81 Harlow.
: Mr.. McGovern' of St. Johnsbury was
= business visitor in town Thursday.
Paul Dncharme is moving to- Or
leans and Mr.. Fountain is moving. to
the farm he purchased Of Mr.. Ouch
;arme. There will be promenade in
the town hall Thursday evening. One
half sof the proceeds will be used for
sidewalks and the other half will go
to- the band. It is planned to hold
these promenades on Thursday even
ingaof every tW weeks this winter
Jerry Batchom has moved to Little
ton,< N. H. !
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-07
tWItnlELooK

{ Mrs. GIL Gerry, Correspondents
! Mr.. and Mrs illiafn Anger of
West Burke visited their. sister, Mrs.
Martin Crary. ami neice. Mrs. H j.
Mathewsof, several days. last week
a number attended the auction sale of
the personal PROPERTY and household
goods Of the late s.. G. Cree last Sat-
! orday Tn pfbperty all sold we'll.
During the sale the floor of the
town hall gave way causing quite a
commotion for few. minutes, but
when found that tit was not far to the
ground quiet was restored and the
sale proceeded.-The past week has
been a busy one for the ladies in
securing pledge cards for conserva-
ton of food. Although hindered by
the rain the. first part of the week.
it was a success: No day passed but
they were out and secured a good
daily number. One hundred families
were visited and but two refused to
sign their cards.-A dance and pro-
ing for the benefit of the Red Cross.
Warm sugar and plain doughnuts
were; served. A large number were
out and nearly $40 was realized. H.
]. Mathewson generously furnished
the sugar.--Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Dean
We're in St. Johnsbury last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Cree of Concord,
NJ H., came last Saturday on business,
returning to their home Sunday af-
ternoon.-Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rennie
and son. Harry, were called to West
Burke last Saturday to attend the
funeral of Olin AlIard, relative
A. J. Rennie has commenced making
cider at his mill. "A. e. Wood moved
his family to the s. G. Cree house.
which he recently bought last Mon
day; Cliff Saafborn moving to the
house vacated by Mr.. Wood. Mr..
Sanborn has commenced work in Mr.
Roberts store.-Ge Dresser cut
his foot quite badly a few days ago
while chopping in the woods. He has
not been able since to go back to the
Institute.-Mrs Carrie Bean left last
Saturday for Jeffersonyille where she
will spend the winter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-07
fRYlsGATE
(Mrs.I c.. "A. MtKirahan, Correspon-
~ -. Is ,dent.)

(Mrs.ls c.. "A. MtKirahan. Correspon-
ss 1s.-5lis. ;dent.)
Rev, Il. II. Simpson preached the
preparatory sermon for the conn
Inuiifofr services at the United Pres
byterian church Of South Ryegate,
Friday and Saturday of last week.
Rey.3I. "A. Collins, pastor.-Word has
been received from Dir. and Mrs. s.
+. Nelson that they. arrived safely in
Colorado, Friday. where they will
make several weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Park. Mrs. Park be-
ing Mrs. Nelson's only living sister
MIR. Cow, who has worked for w. IL.
Nelson through the summer, will re-
turn to his home in Lincoln this
week.-Royden Cheney of Spring
field, Mass, was at FairvieW farm on
Monday.-Mrss J. a. Nolan and Mrs
George Gibbie completed the food
conservation canvass last week
Mr. and Mrs Cyrus Holmes visited
Mrs. Holmes sister. Mrs. Page. on
Friday-W. B. Whitehili. who has
been carting milk for the Hood Co.,
at Boltonville, finished working for
the Co. on Friday very enjoyable
halloween social was held III the
Grange hall on Wednesday evening.
che teachers of North Monroe and
Ryegate Corner. having the social for
the pupils of their respective schools.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-07
WEST BURKE

Mrs. II. Z. Walter. Correspondent,
olin T. Allard died at the nome OF
his son. VIM. Allard. Thursday morn
ing, Nov. i, after a few months ill
ness. Mr. Allard was born in SUIT
ton, Nov. 25, 1847. His first wife.
Betsey Ranger died 10 years ago,
leaving him with two sons. William
and Frank. Two years after hi.
wife's death he married Mrs Jennie
Dean Roundy, who with his sons
survive him. His life has been spent
in Sutton with the exception of four
years, three Of which he lived in Bar
ton and one in Irashurg. He was a
kind. loving husband and father and
will be greatly missed III the home
aud also in the community. Mr.. and
Mrs Downs are to board with Abbie
Humphrey this winter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-07
ORLEANS

(Clara L. Dwinell, Correspondents
The 11-months-old baby of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Chillafore of; South ave
died Sunday night of pneumonia The
community extent sympathy to thu
bereaved family. Clarence Bushey OF
Woodsville, n. H., spent Sunday at
home.-Amos Clarkson is able to be
out again after his recent illness
Mrs. Lillian Emerson Warner is
spending few days at the home of
her brother, Louis Emerson
Riches has finished work for Mrs
Loren Emery and returned to her
home in Newport. Mrs. Uric of
Craftsbury has come to stay with Mrs.
Emery for the present.-Mr. Gotta and
family of Irasburg have moved into
the house recently vacated by F. NJ.
Hunt.-Mrs. Bertha Dupont complet-
Company Office last Saturday-Ken-
meth, the months-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Wiley, is quite ILL
Mr.. and Mrs j. ri. Rosehrook are
visiting relatives in Island Pond
Archie Kipp was in Newport Monday
to attend the funeral of his cousin,
Mrs. Ruth Kipp Buzzell.- Harold
Ffndlay Of Newport spent the week
end with his mother. Mrs. Laura
Fin day Mrs. yieva Barrows Pratt,
Who has been spending some weeks
at a.. A. Patterns. has returned to ;hef
home in South Lancaster, Mass. Rev.
Wilbur Rand Of Westrnore Will preach
at the CONGREGATIONAL church at the
morning Worship at To- so Sunday.
Mn. Hamilton will give the second Of
thesshort addresses on Martin Luther
at the sundayeevening ssrvice Along
with their many lotlier tasks in these
war times the members Of the ,wo-
mems Missiostaty Society have sent
clothing valued lat ss4s tosfhe Grand
view School, Tenn, another ,consi gnl
ment valued at Az, to the Dorchester
Acad emy, CAT ana d third lot. valued
at $45 to Mrs fpst's school in Glib
sonville, II. c., c. a is, 4.