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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14

Sas. 9. Macneol rno 8rm an
Gatie MenoeIiobn @eItieite Sodlon-
EIuce, nabe 6aDetteitr., t7.6 bel S6.3.
SSacob 8. Raoer an 6lorence Sen.
m, 9torOieite 9aortb- b-9IDe., nabe Mou.
roeltr, 14.1% bel 80.
9lrtbur 8. @iders, @rtr., an Sal
lie 6. @rog, 2 Cots.
SSobn 8. @organ uuo 6rau on
@eIib q. Sormou mO 6ralt, 2 Sots.
@m. Sal6unas lmo 5rml al go.
Tiff 9lmer. 3. a., Siioieite 0'0on.
neIlItr., pabe aeuwooo-Slce., 14.6 bel
n.
@uItaO 6. Melier an Bertha 3ei'
germann, 9toroieite 9enroieitr., nobe
gIaeD, 1911 bel So.
Com. S. 2eonoro unO 6rm on
SameS 9eeltp. @eitleite @lenoIoen-
gIoe.
9Somes aeeItp an @m. s. @risbt
uno 6ralI, g8eItleite @IenoIoen 9lue.,
nobe @omonoion-9lpe., 1876 6ei 80.
@lnrsorct @rem an @alter 3. 81
delberger mo 6raL 902 SiiO-Go.
repltraBe.
SSobn 9. @roipn umo 6rau on @m.
8ibtbim unn 6rait, @eitieite Gecil-
glOe., nnbe 20. Ctr, IA bel 100.
Stephen y. Sorwooo' nn g6os. u.
Eubman mO Satin SiHeite ser
Smolliuooo.StraBe, nobe @inoior-
9lOe., 20 bel 95.
Sni. g. &im6Ip uno @ottin an u.
2eoiu, Sitieite ser Yotteriou.Yorf.
9luenue. nabe 9oItimore.Str.. 14.2
bel S5.
6ronf Somiit umO 6rolt an 9a-
iper @opoIedD uro 6ralt @eItieite
Ser @aoeira.StraBe, nabe 9Iiblono-
9(pe., 1874 bel 71.10
Git6 9ieal gitnte Co., an @m. Z.
Coleman, OItIeite Der Garep-StroBe,
nobe Higgs-9loe, Is bel so.
Gerielbe an Surriion 9. u. Or.
10, OSoroieite Der YreBtmau.Str,
nn6e Smollpooo-sloe., IA bel ii0.
6onnp 3. 0i6ooes, 9ruitee, on H.
6. &booeS. Otoroieite Der %. ctr.
uno @uilforo.9Ipenue, 1873 bel S4
Com. g. @aloibmi0t al MarD 6.
Sdel6ouie, Siioieite ser GroB-Stry
no6e Hoca-StraBe, 10 bel 6S.
6ronf gB. Site an SoroeD 80.
Site unO 6rou gtoroieite 90. Ctr
nobe @uiIforo- glpe., Is bel 80.
geni. 9ioienbeim Eruitee, ang9ooe
81. @oroner, glorOieite Der 2ombaro-,
nobe @reene.Str., 63.3 bel 1863.
Clarence Sopcr an Sos. 81. Mc.
@loue, SItieite Der 9lrlinston., uobe
2ofaDette- 9lpe., 81 bel 90.
Sobn Mliiler unO Srou an TeOe-
raj s. & 9. g., glorooIt9lde Der Sc
oeral-Str. uno 9(aep, 22.10 bel ~.
6. S. goudet an 8. 30. Sailing,
2 @rlinoitiide.
z. gt. oe 2ougbmoe @urceu on
Sas. S8. Sorpep, 6 @runoIhide.
W. Wf. Sailing on 6. s. 9oubet
II. o., 2 0jruhoftiide.
SuIiona @ra6omsfD an Z. s. Ser-
1906 Siio-gQwooo- 9(pe.
=. S. Sennigfauien an SuIioul
@robomStD II. 81, 1906 Siio.@u.
luooo-9lpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14

GEL Gutcno, $3.0O-4.00; GrbicL
Slo, aorb, $3.0O-4.0O.
SortoffeIn.-8 -8eiBe, 9uideL
g8. .@lO.. uno @a. $3.00-3.25; g..
g., $3.OO-9.t5; @oitern Shore
$2.75-3.OO; iiiBe aortoffcln @oit.
eru Shore, seIbe, SAB $3.50-4.00;
9orf 9iioer SAB, $3.50-4.O0;
gaoro Carolina, Sab, $9.50-4.0O;
gous, Sab, $3.50-4.00.
Slide, AuItern uno Ser.
ropins. 3arpfeL @io., 5-7c.;
Slltnoern. @fo.. 6-Sc.; Ban Sboo.
Stiid 9Oc.-$t; Rod, @io., 12--
15c.; mciBer &erd, S-10c.; me-
ohluL 5-6c.; geIbcr 9erd, S-t0c. !;
fleine bis meoiunL 9funo. 4-5c.; !;
Moderelen, $40, t2-t5c.; Soilors,
eroBe, &funo. 12-15c.; medium. 6
Sc; 9tole, @funo, S-t0c.; Got.
fii6, 5-6c.; g(uitern Choice, SAB.
$3.OO-3.25; 9rimes, Sob, $3.50
2.75; GuaS, 6aB, $1.75-2.25;
Suoppers, Sc; Sroi6e, Gubeno.
3$2.50-3.00.
SGute uno EoIg. IT @eiul.
acne, @fo, 20c.; frii6e, 19c.; be-
iAGoigte, t9c. GrD Stint, 33-34c.;
aolb, 29-3Oc. S6of 75c.-$1.25,
2Gmmer, 3O-60c.; @uaen 15c.i
3iesen 10 -25c.; Eole, @flnO, 10
Lie.
&in6bieb.- -Sunoe fette Sticre
bon 1000 bis 1900 @fuito @epidlt,
Efo., 9-1Oc.; Stiere inter 1000
&fo. @clpibt, S-S15c.; Odien,
@fS., &c; @uaen. 9fo., Csc;
srobe iunoe aiibe, @fo., Csc; mo.
gere, 4-51ac.; aiibe NIT aulb, $40
-65; mogere, @fO.. 9-31sc.
9 6meine. ~ Serfel, ie nod
@roBe, Stiid, $300-4.00; Sboots,
ie nod @roBe, $4.00-5.00.
&Glber. Gboice, @iO., t4c. !;
quite. &flno, 3-1914c.; idwere,
Stiid, $1S- %; raube, $t4-t6;
flcine, mogere, 5000.
2Gmmer nno Sdofe. ~
Gboice, fcttc S6ofc, &hlno, Sc; /;
quite, &c; roubc. Stiid, $1.50-
$50; oIte 9odc, Eftno, &c.
gtusgefdIodtete 9 DIN e /.
ne. ~ g9. -DlO. unO Yo., Ieidte, @io.,
l5R-t6c.; SiiO@aO. uuo 3d., leid-
te, @fo., 15-151ac.; feline mittlere.
9f6., t4-t5c.; ibwerc. gilte, 9fo,
i2-t3c.; Stays m0 Sdue, @io,
tt-12c.; @ber, ibwere, oIte lmo
roube, @io., 9-t0c.
Sabof, (MarbIono). 100 |funo.
II Snferior I'M, 1roIteo, $6-S; gil.
ter eepobnlihe- Iuo griiner, $1,000
1900; sutet 5eipobnlider, $14.00
HOO; mittelmdBiger, SIS 90;
gutter bis rotber, $21.00 24,00;
6oncp, $25; Seconos, gemobnIiher
bis mitteImdBiger, $1t-t7;l &C.
COMBS, gutter bis feiner, SiS-22;
@aD Eabaf, fire-clreO, $S- 20; Up.
per Country, air.cureO, $S-17.
@ouseIbofte unO ihledt eemiidte
@crpadlng, BE. pro &iuno ME-
origer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
Rn nerfnnfen.

HlhtI0 flr aeutc, bic In Curtis 9oh ,uubu,u.
Seben Sic ilcb Die neuen Samfer in oem
1000 Blod Der BeHHington.QDenne, nit Berdrs
oeI, an Der Sront, drl. glue 9equemIiGteiien,
mooern bis ale @in5elbeiteu Non nebme
Orledns. coer Curtis 81D GIeffriT6e iteiae an
peg @uriis'gloenue uno gOprebs Sirabe ais uno
aege etnen Slod meitli6 snr BenninetonsQlOe.
n unIeT oen 9ben erludbnen 9duiern befinoen
Msent an Srt unO eieue HeIi& uub Conn.
Nalter 8. MeitpbaI,
@i9entbllmer unb Aaumnternebmer.
(glua17-1&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14

9ei'm @ie6eric6en.
p@riiB' 81 Soft Sepp, bait Ou 81
aber Oeranoert ieitOem s. I'M 6eIO
biItl~ u9in ia gopni6t ser Sepp,
ionOern Der SoisIl@ nSogar ser
2oisI9 Ga bait 81 nod mebr per-
1noertl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
@5rlcn.@cridlt.

Cine merhpiiroise yfube berridte &C.
iteru auf Der gfeip.Yorfer 9orie.
&riegs. Babies" famen nidt
pom Sled uno i9wammen.
@iieubabnen batteu cine eepiiie
Stdrfe entpideIt. - Del in BAL.
timore in 6ront.
gtem Oorf, t3. 9lpril. ~ Der
beltige Martt 6ei6nete ib our6 cine
beionoere 8rGebeit aus. SSm @an-
aeu mur0en MIR $4,000 9lntbeile
umgeiett, lpeI6es ole fIeinite 3abl
Der G8o6e lit. Gie @eiddite pol5o.
gen ii9 inter oenielben llmltdnoen
mie in oen Iebten 5wei Mo9en. Spe-
fulotions. aIs aud conieruotiue Sn.
tereiieu 6eigten cine iteigenoe Zen.
oen5, Die @ntipidlung Der 0inee IN
@ol5ington ob5uparten.
Ger 6orti9ritt ser 0e6atte i'm
GongreB an ser 9ouo-9Iusgabe l6Bt
cine irii66eitise 9lnnabme Oerielben
erfennen, Oo1 ole llmitGnOe, lpeIde
Die 8ertbeihne lnO 2luitbeilung Der
glnIeibe an iremoe 9legierllngen be-
eleiten ioIlen iino nod ni1t BON Der
&egierllng befonnt gemo6t.
Ser 9lftienmarft mar nit 9luSnab-
me in Der @iIen6obn.1ipiiion, Die
Ie6r oftio mar, GuBerit idipad. Ole
bepor5ugten giftien in Der 8erfebrs.
@ruppe einiGIieBli1 Ser Eransconti-
nentoIen uno fleinen 9obnen 9oua'
oim @aciiic, Union Eociiic uno
gieaoine Itiegcn bon bis 3 Eunfte.
SIS beItan0 cine ungelu0bnlide
Ia9frage iiir Die neuen BOD SSlono,
W}o. Yociiic, @abaib, &or5ugss9lf-
tien 81" rmO 81, Siiolide @iien-
bobn, Seo6ooro 9lir 2inie imo @olo-
rooo SiioIide. 9eluuare uno Suo-
ion moren mieOer inter Grud, ltiegen
ieoo6 nit Dem idnellen 9lnfaui in
anoeren glftien Oeriel6en Grippe in
DER Iebten Shnoe.
II. @. Stahl ino anoere bepor5ug.
ten Snoultrie 9lusgaben, einiblieBliH
Ger 9lusriiItlngen uno Munitionen,
bemegten iic5 in iebr engen @rcn5en.
Saruelter, 0in9emittel unO Oel tell
ten mebr ais Die eewobnlide Guota
uno mur0cn @epinne bon 3pei bis
fiinf Yunfte notirt. Sdiiiabrts.9lt-
tien paren Itorf, OerIoren ubcr rmter
&ealiIations-&ertGufen.
SSnoultrial 9lltobol, Obio @as,
g8iIlou @adine, Iopie d6nli6e Spe.
SialitGten rno @e6rauds.9ltt 5etg-
ten mieoer cine profeiIioneIle 9lftipi'
tat, nit einigen DER nieorig notirten
Sriesswertbe.
Die ouqemeiue 9onOliite mar elm
idlicBlib oen internotionalen 8onoS
un6aItimmt. GngIiib.frail50iiIbe 5.
@ro3ent Bombs notirten nit 947s.
9altimprer 90rie.
SSn oen Stomm.2Iftien Der nSou'
Iton SeI-@eiellibait" bieIt oie Stdrfe
an, uno biIoeten 0ieie gltticn Den
MitteIpmft oes @eidGftes aif Der
bieiieen 9orie. Der llmias in oieien
9(ftien mar iniolge OeS gerineen PIN
gebotes niAt eroB, mid nidt inter
Dem Steigen ser &reiic, ood madte
lih Elm iriideS glnecbot iiir oieieIben
bemerfbur. Gie Notiruneen limo III
oieier @ode Elmfte oOer ieit Dem
Monat nm 8 Yuntte eeIticeen Gieie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
gnItimOrer Wlarftberidlt.

5reitog, t3. glpril 1917.
G1cbl. 8ufubr 1922 6Giier,
eiei6IieBid 694 5Giier gu 2ocuit
@oint un0 92S 5Giier 8u Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
qscrlnnnt;

Sine aoretie Sran als gSdrterin uHo 9luis
lidt iiber 1. 5llr. I'M in's Sano 81 eeben;
mlB quite 9mpieblnngen baben. ysa96ulragen
SuilOiug. (slprl4-lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14

9erlangt:
Sine a56in yla65uiragen In SBiplebS
2und 0lOunl, yir 1872, SiubeH'glDenHe.
(Qlpr13-17
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
ltb 453, ,923 9uidel

Outt e I. r SuTllDr % Nonnen.
(Su 100 8funO-Sdden) pro Come:
Spring @beot Bran, $4S; g9eiteru
ganOolings, $4S.50-49.
Seu un6 Strob. ~ 3ufibr:
9eu 245 Sonnen, Strob t2 Sonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
gerIauat- Waaner nnO &uabeu.

Yerlangt:
Gin eriabrener sSdrber uno 9feniger; ttettge
@eicbdiiigung. yla65uirageH Nr. 81O 9eeit'
GarntDga. Strahe. (2lpr14-15)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14

0eiudjt:
Soiori iunger Wlann, eriabren In Sooa uHo
See @ream@eibdii Wdt GrfabruHq IN @ans
oDmad)en oorae3ogen gloreiire: ,,Bor 6SSS",
Sentider 6Orreippubent. (glpri4-16)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
gsrIanas-s -sraasn Aa1 gaaSdsn.

4erlamgt;
Wldo6en bon Ia bis 16 Sdbren 3iim IerneH
bon 9arionagensg @ue Be5ablung uno
feine glrbeit SpnnabeHo gia6miitag. EaHl
SmamanH, @r. 3i5, geeits@ermaH' StraRe.
(glpr14-16)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14

Werlan9l:
Sin Sunee bon 10 bs II Sapren III einer
Office; miB 9eutfdD fpreneH foHnen @uie
@5eIeaenbeit fir bic 8ufintt ylaf6nlraeeH III
Der expedition bieies Slattes.
(Npr13-15)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14

9erlangt:
Sin Silnge uneefdbr 10 Sabre alt 5000
pro g9obe Na68uiragen bel u. 8. 3eHimen
gir. 1922, SabsSbarp. (glpr14-16)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14

Yerlangt:
Sin iineer Wldnn. 10 bis 21 Sabre al, ull
Serren.panolib @iner nit 9riobrune oeeot'
5uet gloreflire: ~. Wi. 25", 9euti9er eDr'
reiponbeHt. (Aprlo-lol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14

g9. SortmonomSfi. @eitieite Ocr0ur.
b1m-, nube9ancoiter-Str II bel "a.
9ernbdro S6rnmm, &erm., on
@ernboro SAromm II. g., 2 @runO-
itiide.
9luguTt 6. S6romm II. 81. an
@ernborO Shromm 2 @runoihide.
@or9aret Yenb II. 9(. an Sobn s.
Shorr unO 8rou Meltieite Ger Gin.
wooo-9lbe. nobe Orleans. .Strobe, IA
bel 20.
Sobn e. SHorr lno 6ruu an
Sobn @. S6orr uno 6rou, @eitieite
Der 2inmooo-9lbe., nobe OrleonS-
StroBc, IA bel 70.
Sobn 6. S9orr an 4ortcr Z.
@ono II. 8rmL MeItieite Der 9impooc
g(De, nGbe Orlems.Str.
Gbeiter s. Morrop, @eripy II. u.
on S. Sruing 9eolmeor, l6 @runo.
itiide.
gmmn 6. Suott II. q. an GborIeS
S. @ogner mo Srou 2016 aenne-
op.9lpe.
SomeS aeeItD on g(aen 81. SIC.
g(bce, GIG. 0utelono.9lDe.
Geo. $. GeIburn umo Srau an
Stole 3. STOPPER lno @emobl, gloro.
cItleite Scr goDor0s, nobc SSames.
Str, IA bei~75.
SpeoOen Sbopbuiloing SO. bon
Baltimore an Spcooen Sbipbuiloing
60, Siioieite Scr goIton.Str., nabe
&enpooo- -glpe, 40,7 bel ~.
@m. $. @orfer an Morris g9olf
uno SroL I'LL Noro- @oDltroBe.
Biliou s. Carroll uno 6rou an
5ronf 9. 5iiber, Re6t SiteI rmo
SntcreIie in mebreren @runoitiideu
Somes 9. Sbomos Srlltee, dn
@ranpiae o. @irler, Oitieite Ger Sll-
6erne 9lpe., nabe OrIeans.Str., 1876
bel 70.
5ronf 9looof Ncolt0 So. an SEQ.
6. @orrettion uno 5rou, 9lorooitcite
DER 25. Stry uo6e Sarioro. 9lpemue.
10 bel 70.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-04
/ EAST ST. JOHNSBURY.

MRS. G. NJ. Dodge. Correspondent
!: Mrs. Stephen Rudd and her brother
in-law, Richard Rudd, visited rela-
tives in Woodsvflle, recently.-Miss
Victoria Goss gave a very interesting
account of her work in city missions
Sunday evening. Miss Goss was con-
fiectad with mission work in Boston
for 3 s. years or more.--The Ladies
Society served dinner Thursday at the
vestry. The hostesses were Mrs. s. L.
Grant, Mrs Will RunseH and Mrs. III.
o. Lyon Miss Annie Fisherais home
from her school isfts st. j ohnsbury.
Maurice Page is working at Fairbanks
scale factory.-PetersB Brown recently
visited his son and sother relatives in
Worcester Mass,-AIr.s and Mrs. iCal-
vim Wood of LacoIlia, NJ. H., visited
his mother, i: Mrs. Harvey Wood, re-
Gently George Wood spent. a few
DAYS last week att Springfield Mass,
with his son, Clarente, who was mar
RED this week. Mrs. George Babcocis
spent the weekend with her son and
fAmnily, Mr. and Mrs. J ohm B abcock,
in Woo sville, N. III Charles Wark
and family I11otored to Middlesex re-
Gently. to visit his sister, and to Tu tl
bridge, n where they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Mont gomery.-M Miss Annie
NJ. Smith is home for her summer va
cation, u ff.,.ss z7ssssF4. SO
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-04
NORTH DANVIIsLE.


(Alice p. Massey, Correspondent.
Mrs Walter Tilton has finished her
school in Waterford and is with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. PaGker.-
Mrs. L. IL. Kenneth who ishave been
caring for her daughter, Miss Ollie,
at Iyhd on the past few weeks, came
home Sunday with her daughter
Miss i MildredF Johnston, WHIP has
taught in the Paqnin district returned
TOT her home in. johnson SATURDAY
Engene DaVison ofs,Danville spent a
few days last week visiting his brother,
s1rvins DaNispn.-4- Harry Adams e and
family and William Hubbard spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Mark Adams, at Peacham. Rev.
George Al. Martin of st. Johnsbury
will preach at the old North church
Sunday afternoon at 3iosclock.-Dea.
Charles Sanborn has been very poorly
the past few weeks.---Mr William
Page from Danville. who has, been. yis-
ting Mrs. Lizzie Stanton. returned to
her home Monday-Harry Fowne has
been I'M ST. Jphnsbury the past few
days being treated fore rheumati ISM
Mr. and, Mrs. Harvey Varnum of JEFF
fersonville were visitors in this place
the first Of the week. ~ assss
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-04
WELLS RIVER.

( Mrs. D. G. Farwell, Correspondent.)
DR.. and Mrs. r.. G.. Perry attended
the. funeral of Mrs. Gates at South
Ryegate on Wednesday.--Hon. David
Wilkie is home from trip in the
northern part of the State.--Mr.: and
Mrs. Smith of Morrisville are visiting
their son, Leonard D. Smith, Miss
Cora Paige has gone to Jeffersonvine,
VT, for the summer. "a Miss Leila
Holmes went last Saturday to Hard
wick on visit.-Miss Bernice Bald
win has been the guest of Mrs. Will:
liam Rutledge in Fairlce few days
this week.-About 20 from town at
tended the BANQUET of the Wells River
and Connecticut Valleys Board Of
Trade at Camp Qninebick, South Fair
lee on Thursday. The day was all
that could be asked for the banquet
of six courses most delicious, and the
after dinner address on patriotic lines
by Rev. Donald Fraser OF Wells River
and President John Thomas OF Mid
dlebury, both interesting and ifistrnc-
tive Camp Quinebeck is an ideal
spot for such an outing and much
credit is due Miss Dodge and her able
assistants for royal good time. s.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-04
SCHOOL CHILDREN
TO RECEIVE PRIZES

90
The following liberal prizes have
been offered to the pupils OF the pub
lie schools of the town. Of St Johns
bury and will be awardede at tile
county fair to be held next, September:
Glass sAFor the best display Sf
canned vegetables, $500. $L50. IS ]. 90.
75c.. Soc, .siAA4sls s!sl, 49,
Glass B--For- the best display of
canned fruits. 5000, s1.50, $500. s75e.,
soc. r. Is. ss
Glass C-Fors the best display of
jellfes, $780,, 75c., 50c,. Csc, ~. +
= Glass D-For the best potato ex-
hibit, $500. $3.50, LOO. 75c. Soc.
Glass E-For the best individual
tuber, z &c.. Soc. 25c. # s.a.''' T.
:. Class F-For the best work in
judging. ten potatoes. Use score card.
$500. Soc, 25c.
Class G--For the best work in
judging. seed corn, using. seed corn
score card as a basis, $1.O0, 50c., Csc.
! Glass .H-Best arranged vegetable
table, $3.50, $500, 50c:. 25c. sfEE r.
Glass I--Sewing. (a) Best display
of hand work, $500, 5c.,,. 150e..sz25.;
Nb)a best display of embroidery, $1.0O,
&c., 50c, 25c:a (c) best display OF
lace work, $780,, .75e., soc. 25c.E-
Glass iJ-Cooking. CAD Best dis
play of yeast breads. $1.00, 75c.. SOC.
s25c.: OBJ best display of quick breads.
81. 90, s75c., 50c.,425c.: 90 best dis
play of cake, $1.O0. 75c., Soc. 25c.sy,
Ten special endeavor" prizes lib
bon and Csc. $3.50.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-04
WEST BARNET.

(Thressa c. Blain. Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Warden, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Warden and Mrs Elmer
Bailey were in Woodsville Tuesday
John Harvey visited at Edwin Har-
vey's Tuesday.-Mrs. Wilbur Nelson
and Mrs. Daniel Aiken were in st.
Johnsbury Tuesday Mr.. D. A Blain
and Marion were ST. Johnsbury vis-
itors Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs. Warren
Chapman and Miss Billiard visited at
Harley Esden's Tuesday Mrs. Paul
Morrison and children visited Mrs
Eliza Morrison few days last week
Mrs. Edwin Wheeler visited Mrs.
Harley Esden Wednesday. Miss Cor
lis has been visiting Mrs. A. G. Ritcf1ie
and Mrs. Edith Esden for the last two
weeks.-Miss Marion Bofe is spending
the summer at her home here Mrs
Sheldon Smith and two children from
California are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. c. sRitchie.-Mr.@ and Mrs.
Roy Warden, Mrs. Rosie Warden and
Julia Carter went to Tilton, ~ H.,
Thursday for a few; days visit.ARev.
Mr.. Laird was in ST. Johnsbury re-
Gently, bringing home Mr. and Mrs
Dudley. Fitzgerald and Gordon. The
latter has been in ST. Johnsbury hos
pital.-Mrs. Frances Gilfillan is quite
sick.-Alden J.. Clark from Fargo, N.
D., was a guest at ]. H Bfain's the
first of the Week.-Mrs. Fhressa Blain
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Clark and Alden at East Peacham
Sunday and Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Hunt and two brothers are
camping below Edwin Manchester's s.
The Priscilla Club met with Mrs. d. A.
Blain, Thursday Ten m members were
present and avery good time enjoyed
by al.-Nelson Blain was in Water
ford recently, bringing home Miss
Thressa, who has been teaching there
the past year.-Mrs. Emma Smith was
in Boston and Cambridge, Mass, and
Hanover, N. H., last week.-Mrs..
David Purdy visited at Edwin Man
chesters one day recently.
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Mr. and Mrs Austin Gilbert of Fair
lee are visiting friends in this vicinity.
Doris and Eleanor Morrison are
visiting in Burke.-Mrs. Katharine
Morrison of Waterford is a, guest at
the home Of her son, H. b. Morrison
Mrs. Jacob Richardson, Jr., and
daughter, Ida, were at Bright1ook
hospital Monday and Tuesday here
Miss Ida underwent a successful OPP
Grafton for adnoids and tonsils. Miss
Leola Forsaith= left Thursday for Wal
ipole,7 Mass, for the remainder of the
summer. the closing exercises of
the Castle school on Friday June#22,
the school room was very prettiFy
decorated by the pupils with lilacs,
ferns and evergreen. On the wallis
were flags. of nearly every country,
the work of Flora Cote and. George
iMiltimore being particularly we'll done.
Patriotic songs and poems were read
and a brief account ofHeach of the &
lied nations was given. Refreshments
OF cake and ice cream were served
and friends kindly contributed excel
lent: candy. The parents and friends
who were present added much ste: the
pleasure of the occasion. 4 Ernest Will
lianis was absent one day during the
Mrs. Clarence Cutting spent
"Wednesday in East Ryegatesa guest of
her mother, Mrs G.. Wallace -
Evelyn Hastings returned Wednesday
from a visit to- her cousin, Madeline
Palmer, in st. Johnsbury.-Mrs. F. p.
Mcdonald of East Burke visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs O. b. Cutting,
the last of the Week.-Mrs. Genevieye.
Sergeant wasAa guest. of st. Johnsbury
friends Friday@Tom Thumbs We'd
ding will, be presented in the Unirer-
salist church Tuesday evening, July 3,
under the direction of Mildred Clark
for the benefit of the Red Cross
Charles Rowland and daughter. Miss
Esther, of Cabot were in town Tues
day; Mrs. Cora Bailey returning to
Cabot: with them for Wednesday,
Guy Rocheleat of Burlington is visit
ng Mr. and. Mrs w. o. Rocheleau.-
Mrs C. c.. McGregor visited friends in
East St Johnsbury Wednesday.-Mrs
Allen Hodgdon eand Miss Florence
left Thursday for Fairfee for
he summer-Mrs., w. C. Harvey 1eft
Wednesday for the Kauiin, Lake
Morey. where she has a position for
he summer
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Mrs. A. w. Edmunds and two chill
dren, Junior and Donald, are visiting
in Derby.-C. NJ. Darling and wife
and two sons Charles and Scott, and
Mrs. Charles Buckley motored to Ber-
ry, P. O., Saturday, returning Mon
day bringing Alfred home with. theni,
but leaving Scott and Mrs. Charles
Buckley at the home of Mr.. "A. NJ.
MacAuley.-Frances and Doris Car
ter have been ill with severe colds
and stomach trouble, but are improv-
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Christopher,
with a party of friends, motored to
Willoughby Lake on a fishing trip
Saturday.-Mrs. Henry Burns is ills
Mr. Ronald Bell is at Brightlook Hos
pital TO ran operation for appendicitis
Miss Irene: Grant, of Montreal, is
visiting her friend, Antoinette Nor
ton.-Miss Anita Daigle is visiting in
Sherbrooke for a few days.-Miss An
toinette Daigle has gone to Sher-
brooke to work this summer.-Miss
Lorraine Lachance has been i'll with
the measles.-Ernest Norton is ex-
pected home this week from Fort
Ethen ,Allen.-Mr. H. P. Silsby and
family, with Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Rice.
are 'at Willoughby Lake for a few
days.-Maurice Cheney is home from
the University of Vermont.-Peari
Wilmot is going to the mountains
Saturday for the summer.-Miss Sa-
rah Miller, of Philadelphia, is a guest
of Mrs. A. A. Cheney.
Mr.. Martin Daniels returned home
Wednesday evening from Bristol, VT.
where he has been acting as superin-
tendent of schools for several
months.-Jay Work expects to have
an operation for adenoids at his home