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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-11
EAST BURKE.
Ball and Barn Dance Given Last Week
Personals

(Mrs B.; r. Humphrey, Corr
Between SO and so couples attended
the ball at Algonquin hall Friday
night. Quite few from here went
to Kirby Saturday night to attend the
dance in Roy Powers new barn.
Charles Leach and Mrs Emma Jen-
kins of Kirby were Sunday visitors at
DIR. E. F. Root's.-Frank Davis and
children and Miss Glen Streeter of st.
Johnsbury were Sunday visitors at B.
w. Streeter's.-Clyde ellison of Lyn-
donville visited his father, A. D. Gill
son, Saturday evening.-Ernest Math-
ers has finished work for Joseph De-
nonville and is working for John Nc
Nally.-Mr. and Mrs. Earl Counter
and John McNally.-Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Counter and baby of Lyndon
vile were Sunday visitors of his uncle,
Frank Counter, and wife.-Mrs. Go
Chez who has been sick for several
weeks. is little better.-Mrs. Wesley
Dee and Mrs. Alfred Davis visited
friends in LyndonvilIe Friday.-Mrs.
John McNally and son, Edmund, were
Sunday visitors of her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Fitzpatrick
in Sheffie1d.-Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Col
by and son, Master. Earl, and Mrs.
Florence Freeto visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Colby in St. Johnsbury Sunday
Ernest Lyon from Chicopee, Mass,
is visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Phillips.-Mrs. Marcia
Sandstone and little daughter from
Woodsville are visiting her brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Boul
russe.-Miss Stasie Phillips, who has
been spending a few weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Phillips,
went Sunday to Orleans to visit her
aunt. From there she will return to
her work in Albany.-Mr. and Mrs M.
H.. ellison, Mr.. and Mrs. George Gill
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs. A P.
ellison. Mrs. George Phillips were in
ST. Johnsbury Center Sunday to attend
the funeral of their cousin, Mrs.
Louise Towle.-Mrs. Grace Stafford
from Littleton, n. H., is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ H. Gilson.-
DR.. and Mrs. F. E. Farmer and child
rem from ST. Johnsbury were Sunday
visitors of his brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Farmer, at Belmont
stock farm.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ma
Gill and two children. Madeline and
Henry. from Kirby visited in town
Sunday-Walter Nelson has been
making repairs on the interior of his
house. Carl Frasier spent the week
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@:IYNnlaN.

.eMrs. Ellen. A. Staples, Correspondent
Mrs. Lizzie Qpimby has arrived for
the summer. Her sister, Miss Lydia
Paine. and Others of the family are
also here Mrs. Fannie :; Wileombi
who came from Springfield with her
son. Roy Wileom b, and family /. sby
auto, has been spending the week
with her. sister,, Mrs, George Ide.-
Mrs Addie Chase Hopkins of Spring
field. Mass has been visiting her for4
mer friends and renewing old scenes
for. two weeks. Her husband was
with her Mrs. E1ecta Bowker OF ST.
Johnsbury has also called on old
friends the last Of the week Mr. and
Mrs r.. IA. Winsor and Miss Harriet
Winsor have arrived and, opened their
house Mrs. Wfnsor is In poor health,
- Mr. Borland s chimney engaged. the
attention Of himself, his tenants and
the near neighbors last Saturday. but
hut the fire was subdued, and as much
damage resulted from the water as
from the sfire.W H ArkIey was
thrown from the topsof load of boxes
on the hill between the school house
end the bridge last aturday. "A large
box fell npon the horse heels and
Mr. Arkfey was dragged some distance
by. hts feet which were entangIed in
the lines. but he escaped without
serious injury. 80
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LYNDON CENTER.
(Mildred Rivers. Correspondent

Mildred Rivers. sCorrespondent.)
Mrs. PhiIa Hoyt has been spending
q few weeks with hersson,. George In
CALLS, at Danviile Abel Adams from
Springfield. Mass is j visiting his
nephew. Hernen Miller, on Pudding
Hitl.-Mr and Mrs Gordon Hef1an
and two sons, Raymond and Ewing.
from Providence, R. IL have :heen
spending few days with Z Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Blake ailds-AIrs. Halle
Atwood were in West Burke to at
tend the wedding of Dale Atwood and
Glenn Roundy lSaturday.Benton
7Lystersfrom New Rochelle, Ny, is
visiting his mother. .Mrs.ssW. Fl. zLyster,
\ few days.-Prizes were given to the
children Sunday by ReWE. .. Gand.
by a person notawishing to have his
name known The children were to
aearn the 23d Psalm, 9th Psalm and
list Psalm, the Beatitudes and books
In the Bible, and written explanation
was given ona the last Sunday school
lessons in. the quarterly ISABELLE
Batchelder. have returned home. Mrs.
Daisy Sherburne, in East Burke few
Weeks.-AMr.s and Mrs. Ernest Fowler,
from Richmond. P. c., who have. been
listing her sister, Mrs Harland
Stakeholder, has returned home.--7Mrs.
Fannie Smith is spending her vacation
with her mother. Mrs. Carrie Che1ey
Mrs. Francis Hoyt and daughter,
Marjorie, from Wheelock spent Sum-
lay with her@daughter, Mrs: William
Campbell. - Mrs. ssOrpha Farmer from
Hartford, Conn.,, is spending her vaca-
l.ion with Mrs. Luellas Weleh.--+Mrs.
Daisy Sherburn from East Burke
spent Saturday with herr parents. Mr.
ind Mrs. N A.; A. Bateheld Ter. - NJ rs.
Lewis Lap Point, who has, been at
Brfght1ook hospital for appendicitis.
returned ho1ne.-Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Smith are the happy parents of "a son
born July g. Mrs. Fred Sampson is
visiting relatives in Nashua, N. H.,
this. week. Fred Chapman has fin
ished shaying and has gone to Sutton
to help hay on his farm - Mr.. and
Mrs. Will gStoddard and children from
East Charleston spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. &C. CasWeH.{ss ..s;:'sS, ?.
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L NEWARK.


!. (Porter Wallace Correspondent J.
The Union church society will hold
a strawberry social in the Union hall
tFriday evening. July ! 3.-7-The library
social will meet with Mrs. Martha
Moulton for tea Wednesday. July 49,
sMraand Mrs. Thames Lapeau are Wis
ting in Canaan, IN. H.-EdWin Annis
of ort Ethan Allen spent Sunday
with his mother Mrs. Mary Annis,---
Mildred Bah As visiting In st. ohns-
bury ~ r. and Mrs. Eden Gray and
Porter Wallace took an auto trip to
Dixvilie, Que. on Friday last, Mrs.
Wallace and. two children e returned
home with. them. r and Mrs. Eu-
gene EAn1iis of Island Pond spent Sum
day at Mrs, Annis' = - MI land Mrs. Ed.
Brown and Mrs: Kelsey of Canaan,
H, have been visiting at Mrs.
Cham berlain,s 49, .4ss:A# -: r.,
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RYEGATE.

MRS Caroline A. McKirahan, Corp
Rev. and Mrs. @. H. Simpson left
Monday for months vacation. They
will visit relatives in Yipsilanti, Mich,
md will go on to Morning Sun, Iowa,
20 meet Mr.. Simpsons father and will
stay during their visit with the Misses
Cynthia and Rosa Wilson and a sister
IF the Miss Wilson'S, who are mission
aries home from India on. fnrloughs.
= The Golden Hour class netted the
neat sum of $26 at the social held on
Friday evening. There was a large
attendance and a we'll arranged pro-
gram Ice cream and cake We're
served.--A large audience filled q the
auditorium Of the United Presbyterian
church on Sunday, when a. presenta
tive number from the East Ryegate
church met with the Ryegater people.
The fraternal spirit was manifest and
was encouraging to pastor and people.
A company of young ladies', mem
bers of. the Golden Hours class, will
picnic at the pond on Wednesday. af-
ternoon.--A red and blue contest is on
in the young peoples society for the
summer The losing side is to give
banquet to the winning side in the fail.
The Ladies' Missionary Society will
meet at the home of Mrs, Wesson Sar-
gent on Thursday afternoon.-Miss
Jennie Taylor Of Groton and Oscar
Sykes of Derby Line are working for
Mr. and Mrs. Sargent Help is very
scarce in the hay fields and Some
farmers are entirely alone to begin
the haying season.--Iva Anderson of
East Ryegate is working for Mrs. j
A. McKirallan Ted Bennington is
suffering from hurt caused, 'by an
automobile accident 81 -.
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end in Rumney, N. III, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Silsby. His wife, who has
been visiting them the Basf twp. weeks
returned home with Hmm H. Gil
SON. George and Alvah ellison were
business visitors in st. Johnsbury Gen.
ter Saturday-M Mr. and Mrs. j.. n
Jock of Lyndonvilles and Mrs Alice
Meserve from Maine. visited at b. F..
Humphreys Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Kelly returned Saturday, from a
three weeks vaca ton among friends
and relatives in New York City, Bos-
ton and Littleton, N H.--Miss Pearl
Wilson, who has. been with her aunt,
Mrs. Frank MaGill for several weeks,
returned to her home in Berlin, N.
H., Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Lucia
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Drown
and his mother, Mrs. Lucia, in West
Burke Sunday Mrs. Martha WEIGH
Mrs. Ada Jenkins and Mrs. Carrie
Kittredge were guests of their sister,
Mrs. Sarah Houghton, in East Iyn-
don Friday --Wait Hunting and
stepsotl, Floyd Bishop. of Newport
NJ H.,fand Harley chappeli of West
Burke visited at ]. c. L,icia's s. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs.nH. E.. Jenkins were
Sunday visitors of Mr., and Mrs. Ed ;
win Hough.-AMr and Mrs. Harry
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Phillips
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ganvin in
Orleans Sdnday.-Mr. and Mrs. Clies,
ter Wynlan and baby from North
Haverhilf, NH, spent thes.weel14end
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs T. e.
Wyman.-Mr. and Mrs. Asa Hunter
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cole and children visited relatives in
Lancaster and Co1ebrook, N. H, Sun
day. E.<s.ls5
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ST. JoHNsBURY CENTER.
Sudden Death of Mrs. Louise Towle-
Personal Items.


edith mclaughlin, Correspondent.)
The entire comnunity was shocked
and grieved last Saturday morning
when the news was spread of the
sudden death of Mrs. Louise Towle.
She had not been. as we'll as usual
since being very i'll with the measles
early in the spring, but was gaining
and able to be her household ;duties.
On Tuesday, July 3. she went to Pas
sumpsic to spend several weeks with
her brother. Smith Emerson; and
family-On Friday evening she went
up into the garden where her. brother
was working and had been there but.a
short time when her brother noticed
she had fallen- He rushed to her but
found life was extinct Mrs. Towle
will ,be greatly missed by her. neigh
bors and a great many friends which
she had won by her kind heartedness
and especially by the members of
Green Mountain Grange, of which She
was faithful member, always willing
to do her share and more. Louise
Graves Towle was the only daughter
of John and Lucinda Gibson Graves
and was born in Lyndon July IL, 1850
making her home there until her faith
er died in June, 1872. Two years later
her mother was united in marriage to
Reuben Emerson, since which time
she has lived in st. Joflnsbury: July
6, 1888, she married Bertrand e
Towle, who died July 8, 1897. After
the death of her husband Mrs. Towle
made her home with her aged mother
and foster brother, Smith Emerson
until eight years ago, when she came
to st. Johnsbury Center where the
death of her mother occurred one
year later
Mr. and Mrs. TT. J. Beck spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. B. A.
Mclaughlin and family--Mrs. Fred
H. Gee and daughter, Charlotte. who
have been visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. NJ Massey, and family
returned to their home in Putney on
Saturday-Mr and Mrs. Andrew
Roberts spent the week lend with
relatives in Jefferson, n. eH.-Mrs. IA
C. Campbell of Hyde Park is visiting
her niece, Mrs. D. g. Simpson
Charlie Newton, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. g. G. Salman
and, family for few days, has re-
turned to his home in Pennsylvania
Will Stevenson, who has been visiting
relatives in st. Adams, returned home
Friday. Mrs. Stevenson returned Sat
urday from Ottawa, where she has
been spending a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. R. C. Campbell is spending a
few weeks in Sherbrooke, where her
husband has employment.-M Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Hall motered to Burlington
last Sunday to visit Mrs. Halls broth
er. who is in camp there with Co. D.
Adelbert Lockwood of Westminster
visited his mother. Mrs. Addie Page,
recently.-Arthur Butler, who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. A..
Farnham for week, has returned to
his home in West SomerYilie, Mass
Miss Lucy Hutchinson of Bridgewater,
Mass, visited Mr.. and Mrs. g. ]. Berry
last Week.-Mrs. Myrtle Davis is en-
joying short vacation in camp with
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Turner at Forest
Lake-Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Stoddard
and family of Lowell, Mass. are guests
of Mr. and Mrs A. L. Chaffee.
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- 50
for a .SeNa dAyss--Fred Day. has sold
mis-. fa1 Nj. E3fis. - Sfr. Day IS
nnaa4sa to Mrs Qnlnaby's tenement in
the village H r. Simpsons family
attended the wedding of Dale Atwood
last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs, Alfred
Simpson were at II. r. sim psor's Sun
day - d 81 Roberts has finished chop4
ping in Wheelock and gone to gKirby
to chop. Harold Brown has gore with
him.-A family picnic was HeldS at
Leon Ross July 4. IT being present. =.
R{S. Roberts family en5oyed a FISH
ing trip to Chandler Pond last FRI
day.-Doris Jones is getting up a
music class.sIlas1 week was a very
unlucky one for dogs. &C haries Da Ring,
Jr., running over George Gray's and
killing it,, and Lorenzo Eaton ran oyer
Byron Russell's and kiHed,fts MISS
Hildreth of Derby was guest at A. 3
Giffins last week. -
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Mrs. AZ A. AIudgetI of Noleott. was
in sfSwn Saturday. I. sssss
Al, and Mrs. Harvey Dole and son
Durant OF Danvifie sMere visitors here
Sundays Il sss4g's-'. S
Psrley Astles returned to Detroit
Moiraay
Mn and Mrs. Myron smith are
spending a weeks vacation at Mrs.
Smiths home on the Richardson and
Simpson farm.
Arthur LaPoint was in Lyndonviile
SaHaays -
Mr.. and Mrs Grover smith; are
spending two weeks vacation at
lGEQIon. tssst sStK
Mr.. and, Mrs. George IaPoint mo-
tored through the White Mountains
Sunday.
4 Mrs. G d. Marsh of Woodsville was
| IN town Saturday.
Miss Beatrice LaMere spent Sunday
| in Littleton.
Nc. Aiken motored tosBarre Sun
fdasy where he visited his brother.
I w. B. Writers and IA milyi OF Sta;Ai-
bans visited his son Harry writers
Sunday, ssszF5ssl /. ,zss ssstsss'a,l + jss
Mrs. John Hickey; of Waitshe4d,
Mass, and Miss Jane Gaughan OF
Montreal visited their. cousin Mrs. =.
N. A=Corbett over Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence L.. Eaton and son,
| Richard went hast week to Bath, Me.
Mrs. j. C. Gray is taking an auto
| mobile trip; with friends to Portland.
Nc. and Providence. Rhode Island.
| AIRS. =. w. Brockway of West Burke
spent last week in town.
I Mrs. Mary Packer is spending this
week in West, Burke.
| Mr. and Mrs. Joel Wheeler are in
IGaiais on two weeks vacation
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E.. Humphrey
are on a five days automobiie trip.
visiting friends in Swa nton.zs4 50
Freda Ripley has acceptedsa posi-
ton in the crock cry, de- artment of
Berry Balls store. s-. "a 81 %. r e
IF. A. Blake OF sEntton was d business
visitor in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Colby sof Lyr-
| donville and Paul Folsom Of Nashua,
n. H. spent Saturday with Mr.. eF,ol-
Railroad Street. ii q IS;
lsom's aunt, Mrs. Hans Anderson of
T. B. A. Palmer spent Sunday in Nor
9risViHe. While there his brother-in-
law, Walter Sargent. canghtssa brown
| German trout in the. Lame ollie. River.
This is very rare fish in eVrmont
/ Mr.. and Mrs. 8. NJ Searles have
Igone to- Portland, Me-. to send the
week. .ts. NJ, "a So. 4.t9
4 Mrs. Pauline Ward who has been
visiting In. New ork returned home
the first OF tie week. &, - ..s.4a
Chief snf Police iJphn Findley and
0MGers a cry sCohurn. z and i families
| visited in Wells River; and Woodsvaiie
4 Sunday. ,@ 81 = * "a: :. IN
y Mr. and Mrs. Charles q. { Randiett.
! of. ,Baf4at, are stopping with friends
4 in ST. s56hnsbmry for a few days. 81
i - Charles Milton, of Springfield. Mass.
has returend to his home after .pis-
i iting Damus ysBuskett, of this town.
4 for two weeks ..:sse
1 Herman Savard and Albert Bique,
| Of Lowell, Mass, have been visiting
Mr.and Mrs. Fred Desr6ches and Miss
/ Ange1iiia Castongai., They started for
their homes yesterday morning ,5s ~
Guy Smith who has been s visiting
his mother Mrs. Leslie Cooper, of Con-
cord. left this morning for Bridge
port. Conn, where he has employ
n1ent' as an electrician. sas eVst5559t
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MRS. G. L.. Gerry, Correspondent
!. Miss Doretha Wa1dron, who has
been spending a few days at +. B.
Ripfey's. left last Thursday for Chi
cago, where She is. to do nurse work
Charles Wefch hasa new car
George Gilman OF SUIT on was 4 week
end visitor at his brother. Edison GIL
man S. NJ IS and Mrs Saul Langnnaid
visited at william Sfnithss last Sunday
Phey have lived for many years IN the
West but have come back to ftheir
nome town. Danville, to spend their.
declining years f Harry Burning to1s
took Miss Flora Drown, Mrs. Martha
Brown and Mrs S. Wv. Drake to Bur.
iingtof1 last Sundayain his auto to visit
Fort Ethan Allen, where they have
relatives IN Coz b. Hoy Bickford took
a party Sof young men to the White
Mountains last Snnda The Red
Cross ladies' will meet TO sew at the
Club House at South Wheefeck this.
Wednesday,. Yrs. Martha Drown and
daughter, Ena, who have been spend
ing d week with relatives at st. Johns.
bury, returned to their home last Fri
day Fred Hoffman and Stella Goss
spent the Fourth with friends at Joes
Pond IN Danyi1le G1ifforda. Mclean
was at his home in Newport over hes
Flosirt h. Roy Btckfdrd and q Hugh
MetheWsofl were IN :. Charleston OF,
business last week, 2 Monday. AIRS.
Mathewson were in. Charleston on
Craig, accom- panied them George
Weed IS cutting Fred Hoffman's hay
this week Cliff Sanborn has finished
work in the railreadsf shot The
Fourth was celebrated in quiet way
| in this village last Wednesday. Prob
ably 200 people gathered to witness
the flag raising which took place at.
p. m "A stirring address was given
by a Whee1oek boy, Prof. o. D. Math-
eWson of Lyndon. who is spending
the summer with his family on his
Wheelock farm. The Red Cross So.
Iciety had a booth2son j.. b.. RipleBs
lawn which was handsomely decorated
with the. national coIors. where they
dispensed cake and nee serearn all the
Afternoon. They took nearly s. ETA
collection of s Z was Ia ken to aid tho
ladies Id their work, and they added
FL mem bersssto their society. \. - f.
Emerson was called to Passumpsie
last Saturday because Sf the sudden
deathaof his sister, Mrss Louise Towfe
Charles / %, LeavittSS8an ddaughters,
Florfnce and Julia TLeayitt, former
residents Of this Village made a flying
visit here. last week. They. came from
Wisconsin, where they have been liy-
| ing the. past few years az 9.-zs,aa = ~ :
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PERSONALS

4 2 o.
Frank G.s5 Landry, who has bought
the ]. B. Provost store. is remodelling
the same and will use the rear. end
as an addition to his drug store. He
will suhlet the Railroad street end OF
the. store. :g@ sag -
Ray III. Estahrooks.s who has been
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H
F. Esta rocks, has gone. to Saratoga
sprtn gs,N. X before taking sup his
Miss Laura Kreuger. who has been
visiting Miss DoEcas Estabfooks. hal
gone to- Greenfield, n H. before re-
turning to her home in Brooklyn
Miss Irlez Christie Of Boston is Wis
iting. her sister. Mrs A. E. Powell, OF
sta Joilnsbn IS :fss4s .ss..s. .s.5s =
{. Mrs. Emily 3. May is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Carl A. Weston, in
Burlington for two weeks - .t.5.a go
Mrs George Donahue and children,
who have heen visiting her parents in
Quebec for two weeks. have returned
to- their home here. -.ss ~ t.,y .ssst. s. AZ
Mr.. and Mrs r., b.: : Powers. OF
Maine, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Powell. They expect to camp at
Iee's Pond Sunday. t4Es
III Miss; NJ G.. Mooney who has. been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. J.. Bigelow,
has gone to Craftsbury, where she viii
spend the summer with her mother.
Mrs. sBigeloW is spending this week
there. rs Ia .s.s.s s.4.,.s
Miss Louise Ehanlpany leaves today
for Lake Mitchell, where she viii
srSei1d sf11n. siirr,drtf,r /
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Veimlont Officers QUALITY.

Notice has been received from the
commanding general, Northeastern
Depart refi Il ted July 5. Git : that
the foaIdNang aafned officers of the
First Vernfoht { sInfantry, National
Guard, have. qualified for commission
in their respective grades under tie
provisions Of Circular Number, 13.
Arilitik Bureau, 1g1'6. Their commits
sions are therefore confirmed. *
second fdeut enanf Erwin III. New:
Tripp; Second ~ Lieutenant Earl H.
Lang n 81 rzxisl. eegsg4sa
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he Al SOLDIER! YoUR COUNTRY
esz@s sA.sts '''<+ CALLS. = tTss's

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Son of America, stand forth!
..j Your country calls for you; y.
Calls you to fight for liberty;
g, to your land be true! ~.
Beneath the starry flag you've lived.
Protected by Gods hand, 81
Through all the years since you <wer
born ~
Insthis beloved land. re- -
Hut now the nation wages war; )
Her foes on every side:sa Il
fnsthis ..Sweet land Of liberty -
No more doth peace abide. z
stand forth 4 Son OF America. (,
j Obey your Nations cali!
Keep faith in yenr fathers God,
Who ruleth over ALL ~. e. S.,i.
Be soldier, not q Stacker! -,
Fear not to face the foe!' Z .
America wants no towards:
The hour has struck to go.
.Godto fight foreign people, p
Go to fight d foe uDknowil,
60 to sound the kHslll forever,
z OF the power behind the throne. $
9 81 - sia.s z. az
When, at last. the Victory won, & Z,
~ When our glorious flag viii be 5
Honored, loved by all the world. z
r AS the emblem OF the free. 8 !.
$500 ss ~ .s,.. = ys.st ~, ~ ssz. ~
we shall look with pride upon you,
s6idfer or the world wide war, I,
For, You went to fight for country,
And brought peace for eyernnore.
~ ,. go - NELLIE NJ. DAVIS. !.
LyfdOnYilIe. VT, Tune, 1871 q
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LOWER WATERFORD.

{ Mrs. Bailon. Corr respondent
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Albee and son,
Henry A1bee, of Littleton and Mr., and
Mrs. Harry Day and three daughters
of st. ~Johnsbury were guests at F. C.
Bullock's Sunda Cora Goss.
has bought sar, "a aitomo biie Arthur
Clay is doing the having on the Cab
penter farm - s = & G .s.-sl. y
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STANNARD.

{ CT. X Bartlett, Correspondent },
Harrison Chase of East Hardwick
spent Sunday with MS daug ter. Mrs.
Myrtle Marshall. Roscoe Smith is
home from Boston visiting hisparents.
Mr.. and Mrs: D. H. Smith. Clayton
Burroughs and family spent Sunday at
Manville Grant Pearl Marshall was
the only pupil in the upper stanrlard
school without an absent mark this
term. So a z.-s-E 4
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1RAsBuRG.:
Town Votes to Expend 81 900 to Re-
pair School H0use-Locals.

.Toxyn Votes to F,xnend 81 ono to Re-
nair School Honsa-I GOALS.
:. oscar. N :. washAr. cnrrasnnndant
At = the. speeisI <...town 5. meeting
Saturday tho town voted s4s00a to
ing saturday the town. voted 81 oafl 4e
sroT,air the. VILLAGE sobonl /. .h,,ila;no
me school airactors will have charge
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was Also voted toward 1ta,a ,s,,,nnort ~
II hand. 80 ses99o -
Mr. and Mrs R;on. t4o,naa,, IF ellis
AZ ai,3.sl who nave. for some lime hean,
u slim, Nc aistar Mrs PIE om;n,hv
na ,.a.,,n,ad hon,a p, = O. ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-11
SFffaFFIELD..

tMrs. d. s. Roberts, Correspondent j.
Ceciie and Paul willard of Pas
sumpsic are visiting friends in town
Mrs. Eastman. has been enjoying. a
visit from her brother from Quebec