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w. C.. T. u. MEMBERS URGED
TO ASSIST RED CROSS

Cooperation Of all members of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
in assisting the Red Cross was urged
by Mrs. Thatcher in an address before
the Northwest Branch of the W. C. T. U.
Thursday afternoon in Vermont Avenue
Christian Church.
DIR. Lauretta Kress. president. pre-
sided. Devotional exercises were con-
Quoted by Mrs. Lotus. These new
members were received: Mrs NJ Foster.
Mrs G.. Bonnen and Mrs. John II. Hine-
man.
Delegates named to attend the an
nual meeting of the District w. c. T. L..
were Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. Moon. Mrs.
Ritter. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Sample. Mrs.
kidwe1l. Mrs. Burst Mrs. Newton. Mrs.
Driscoll. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. PeaSley. Mrs.
Whitaker. Mrs. McNeilI, Mrs. Conklin,
Mrs. Haven and Mrs. Cockrell.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
First Congregational Church, 10Th and G SITS. NV.

Rev. James L. Gordon, DID,,
Minister.
(Formerly Of winnipeg.
Rev. Robert Wood Coe, Associate.
IL am. and 8 pm, sermons by
DR.. Gordo9.
IL am, Great Books on the
War;" God, the Invisible
King" and "Mr. Britling Sees
1t Through"
3 90 pm, "Oliver Cromwell and
the Execution of Charles ]"
Music by Quartet and Chorus
Choir.
9::45 am, Sunday school.
S 80 pm, Y. P. S. c. f.
| All Are Cor
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Passionists to Hold Mission.

A two weeks mission by the Passion
list fathers is to be held at st. Joseph s
Church, Cd and c streets northeast. be-
ginning tomorrow. Fathers Hillary
and Charles are to conduct the mis-
sion.
Openiug tomorrow morning with a
sermon at the II o'clock mass the first
week is to be for women and the sec
ond week for men Masses Will be cele-
brated every morning at and
O'Clock. followed by short instruc. .
tion The evening service will be at
7:3O o'clock and will consist of SER
mon, the rosary and benediction.
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Will Celebrate Anniversary.

Plans for the celebration of the seven
ty-ifth anniversary of the founding of
Temple Baptist Church are being made
The exercises are to begin October Z
and will continue several days during
the week following. Rev. ]. J. Muir
the pastor. and the congregation are
preparing an appropriate program.
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Bishop Kinsolving to Preach.

Right Rev. Lucien Lee kinsolving.
bishop of southern Brazil, who is visit
Ling Washington. Is to preach at st.
Thomas Episcopal, Church tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. Bishop Kim
solving has taken an apartment at the
St Nicholas.
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QUESTION DRAWER.

QUESTION DRAW Elk.
On Thursday evening. October 4th. at o'clock.
DIR. GORDON will the following
questions:
1. Is Mr.. Sunday the type of evangelist
who should be invited TO Washington:
2. Why is II so difficult for the allied armies
to defeat Germany?
s. Should net future generations bear, with us.
the burdens of this war.
4. Do you agree with Mr.. II. g. Wells that n
belief in the Trinity 10 not essential To n
religious life?
5. What is the best way to remove the burden
of mental fear and despondency2
g. How does the American soldier compare with
the men Of France and Great Britain:
Z. What do you think of Senator La Folletie :?
s. Have you read the predictions of famous
astrologists concerning the end OF the
war?
Q. Should the Red Cross include tobacco in
their gifts to the soldiers:
10. Is marriage n sacrament only a civil
contract?
ially Invited.
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BAPTIST.


Immanue1 Baptist dSnrmRiA lSfh sF HNp Rb'
Rev. COVE GRIFFITH JOHNSON. u. D..
Pastor.
RALLY DAY SERVICES.
Public worship at II am. and pm.
Morntng-Sermon by pastor.
Evening-Rev. o. N. Fletcher Of Brooklyn. Of
the Bible Conference World Conditions.
Bible school, $50 am. Y. L. s. G. E.,
pm Prayer meeting, THURSDAY, pm. A
cordial welcome to you
Our hospitality committee will he glad to
help newcomers locate. Address pastor.
Mt. Jezree1 GoEi 6 srnHnrs stn ASp s.r.
REV. JOSEPH P. GREENE, ID. d.. Pastor.
$3.50. s. s.: IL am. .'The Gospel CALI:
pm. The Opening of the Second Seal
Metropolitan s,,.s,, HAr1IsT; Ts,5Ss.si s's asD A
JOHN COMPTON BALL. Pastor.
$50 a.m.-Bible school.
1000 am--Congressman Hamlin meets men.
II 90 a.m.-Sermon by the pastor.
6;45 p.n.-Bright hour for young people.
I:45 p.m.-"What II Means 10 Sing Onward,
Christian Soldiers. -
SOLDIERS NIGHT. SPECIAL MUSIC.
SOCIAL HOUR AFTER SERVICE.
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Second Baptist Church a. .,a . !.
RESCUE MISSION.
Gospel Mission,
PA JOHN MARSHALL PLACE NV.

HERBERT W. KLINE sUPT.
MEETINGS EVERY NIGHT IN THE YEAR,
Mis- ii. T.. MONROE WILL PRESIDE
SUNDAY. AT Pm. ADULT BIBLE CLASS,
SUNDAY. 80 Pm, A. III. BOND, TEACHER.
woMAN'S EyANGELISTIC MEETING Ev-
ERY SUNDAY, 800 PM. NATIONAL BIBLE
INSTITUTE EXTENSION COURSE OF BIBLE
STUDY, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF REV.
JOHN HENRY TROY, EVERY wEDNES-
THE MISSION NEEDS FUNDS TO CON-
WHICH ARE THE FREE DIEPENSARY
FREE NIGHT SHELTER FOR DESTITUTE
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. CHILDREN'S
CLINIC. DAY NURSERY, ETC. DONA-
TIONS OF CLOTHING. FOOD OR FURNI-
TURE WILL BE CALLED FOR. TELE-
PHONE MAIN 1871. MAKE CHECKS PAY
MARSHALL PLACE.
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(For additional Church News See PAGE
q Part L.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMl
pREBYTERIAN.

lexington s0Fna Fasz,s. e1S.roaaesssl1 W. nd =
Rev. HENRY 4. BRUNDAGE. d. D.. Minister.
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Eastern PRESBYTERIAN Church

We -.
r Il r,.s :ni ! ana & 7:4s p.n.-sern'n BY Rev. A.
Eastern Presbyterian Church
Sixth St. and Nd. Ave. NE.
Rev. Alfred 3: Barrows. D D: Pastor.
100 a.m.-."understanding the Times.
Music in am. by Mems Bible Class chorus.
Wec+er,, STREET BETWEEN 18th
w CSlSII1 and goth northwest.
Rev. J. HARVEY DUNHAM, Pastor.
500 p.m.-"A Lodge in the Wilderness
Fourth Church 18th ,t,..,, AND .s1,hnsst SaiEm9Sr
victorious LIE and the Missionary vision
rSsihp .nd resper song ana
service; pm. platform meeting. Meetings
am, 5. and pm. Interdenomina tionsl
Everybody cordially welcomed. Rally day.
October 7.
C.-tL 18th AND KENNEDY
oAA1l streets northwest
RE Rev MARCUS . SPENCER s:rgsn gs:t'ss 5, tn.
It pm: Minister. oaaeisting. Rev, q; A.
Johnston Ross. D, D. of New York city; Rev
aals' snis ~GSo &c. Rev D wl1.n 3.
D.; Rev. Bernard Braskamp, D. D.. and Rev.
Thomas CLARK. D. D. cordial welcome to all.
New York Ave. Na~ ,a,S .1S YSnK X avsi; ..y.:s..
DR.. WALLACE RADCLIFFE; Pastor.
Music led by quartet choir.
Hoo a.m.-Public worship. Sermon By the
500 p.m.-"A Captains Commission"
$50 a.m.-Bible school.
Gas p.m.-Christinn Endeavor Society.
All soldiers and other strangers welcome.
Metropo1itap ooRsss .s,.s's .snsh..ss. .Ta .sD
s;soEsundsy NJ ~; Il ssheoi. An Hs1af srs finrissd
n:o0-Sermon. The Future Church
First Presbyterian Church,
yNo. BRITTAN CLARK. D. D.. Pastor.
Preaching service at IL an. sermon BY
Combination services at 7:so Pm. with Y.
Acousticons are provided in several pews for
the hard of hearing. Seats free. Everybody
Westminster Church Memorial 7.S .'r' St
Rev. T. E. DAVIS. Pastor:
Apse. Apssis. Ths, Nee, Us On Life: ;Ic
the 9th Regt. Of Engineers. will give the U.
8. Army signals.
Second s11tssan A:ssTsy,; .a END s., Be-
Bible school. 9:45 am. Divine worship.
by tas or II
meeting. Thursday. 8 pm.
A cordial welcome to all.
Gunton- T emple Memorial I'm r.
Rev. Douglas Putnam Birnie will preach at
II am. and 7:45 pm. Evening topic, Prayer
and War" Bible class, 10 am Sunday
school. $50 am. Thursday, prayer meeting.
7:45 pm. Social hour. S:45 pm.
Gurley Memorial 'sth St r,.ss Meridian
BERNARD RRAsKASI1, Pastor.
$50 am. Sunday school III am, sermon
by the pastor. Mrs. Gawler and Mr.. Braith-
waite. soloists; 12:15 Pm. Christian Endeavor
meeting. Mfdweek service, Thursday. pm.
Washington Heights ftcssyss.''' csS.ss.
REV. JOHN C. PALMER, d. D., Minister.
Corner Columbia and Kalorama roads.
II a.m.-"The Wise Woman of Tekoa, or
Love and Law Reconciled."
7p.m.-Endeavor meeting of song and
prayer.
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OumbartOn Ave. M. T.. street.
*A113s s sssa't Sa4 a.ila. III ?. s;:!'','
!a1a:y .ssse ssss sS p. P!s1 MEETING Thur:
Wesley Chapel NJ. E. Church
n1 eehSHH 3 f. mAkPrs AkR sth D. s1s: 3. fM E.s,er
DIR. MARTIN WILL PREACH
SUNDAY AT IL AM AND Pm.
II am, subject, The Message of
the Downtown Church"
8 pm, subject, "Some SENSIBLE
Things We Can Do for the
Boys in the Camps"
EVERY ONE 1NvITED.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Penna % ave; and Sth st. Sc
e:3o am.-Sunday school.
LOO a.m-,.The Tragedy of Drifting"
6:3V p-m-Epworth League.
80 p.m.-The Peoples Service. Sermon
cellent Music. Warm Hearted Wei
McKendree MASS: MAS ara AVE; sxS S:%i ,SrH.
:, ~; ~ HOLMES Isl, LAMAR, b. D., Minister.
l d.".- a Pln1n Talk. ~.
sp.m.-Wells Filled Up
sOLO1ST-MRS. CARR.
Ham1ine NINTH HoaxI,wrsT AND P STREETS
100 5s9lDs f1sGA f ssAfS * FkEnD6n p Ri Pa.!sr
500 p.m.-srSpAY SCHOOL II MANY
Sunday school aAs9sa siss ann! ILLUSTRATED
fPMorh Leagne, pm.
Calvary NJ Ga15ea ,n a,s e01gTS: ,n IT,. .a ns bet.
ZINES hibls IsEnsI SIERRA MONTGOMERY IT Minister
Public worship at ii o'clock. with sermon sermon,
by, by the IN MINISTER, ,NII on the subject: THE p
6:45. At s o'clock DIR. MONTGOMERY will
give, give a special sermon address ON OUR CoUN-
TRY AND THE CURSE OF TREASON Spe-
cial music and free seats to the people. Doors
open at the evening service at $50.
Foundry sIxTEESTT Na,n TT.Err sTKEEr
Eight Blocks from the White House.
Ten Minutes from Willard and Raleigh Hotels.
REV. WALTER EVERETT BURNETT. d. D.,
$50 a.m.-Bible school
1900 a.m.-Rev. Clyde F. Armitage. d. D.
s:a3 p.m.-Epworth League service;
900 p.m.-lnformal half hour for greetings
to strangers and visitors.
Music by quartet choir.
Campbell A. NJ. E. n.s' s'sAs'. s.o AZ. T. w::; ST.
r. D.. Pastor.-11 am. the pastor home from
Theme The Riches Of SSa'
Waugh NJ. E. M1R4NrAsr' sra ATp : STREETS
REV. HOWARD F. DOWNS. Pastor.
$50 am-Raly Day exercises.
11:o0 am-"BeneHts of Waiting on God"
$50 pm-Epworth League.
7:so pm.-Rev. II. C. Wilson of Chicago.
North Capitol nsv nsynss VIM M Harris. fsp r..tor s
Preaching at II am. and pm. by pastor
WELCOME AwAfTs YOU.
Metropolitan NJ. E. Church,
HARRY DAWSON MITCHELL. d. D.. Minister.
The National Methodist Church.
a;45 a.m.--Rslly Of Sunday school.
enins Of consciences' s:45 pm. Epworth,
League. pm. The Open Door of Home y
Fourth sermon in the series on "a Modern
Interpretation Of the Prodigal Son
Israel c. NJ. E. Church .ts. as' s.w' = b
$50 am, Sunday school: IL M sermon, Dr.
l.. Il. Moore. Howard University: pm. mu-
steal program: selections by Miss Maria E.
tory Of Music: Mr. W. c. Chase. jr.: Mrs.
Louis y. Brown and others. Address Mrs.
Julia NJ. Layton. collection. Monday, Oct
!. at pm. concert musical numbers by Full
bright Orchestra. Mrs. Beatriz L. Hill, w. G..
Chase and Others Address, DR.. J. HAYDEN
Johnson board of education. Subject WON
ans Duty in the Crusade Against Tuberculo-
sis Admission. 25c. Proceeds for coal fund.
Mrs. A. V. Chase. chairman.
Simpson NJ. E. shsr%sn Asars 8 W Fla. .-r' .ve''
Rev. W. s. JACKSON. Pastor
visions for the Children" $50 and pm.
Epworth 1 League pm subject "Condi-
III NIX n 4th AND ID SITS SE
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Calvary Baptist Church St, sth 4 & + II

Rev. SAMUEL H. GREENE, d. D.. Pastor.
Rev. A r. ANDERSON, d. D.. Assistant.
Rev. A. D. BRYANT, Minister to the Deaf
Sunday school. 9:30 an, n. s. Faucet. supt.
II am.. sermon by DR.. Greene
pm, sermon by DIR. Anderson
thursday, pm, prayer meeting; p.m..
deacons meeting. Teachers Club. Christian
Endeayor meetings. Sunday, pm. Tuesday.
pm.
All are cordially invited.
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Simpson NJ. E. Sherman Asa7s & W Fla. n,x 'vs''
Petworth NJ. e. Church

Grant Circle and New Hampshire NV.
G. ELLIS WILLIAMS. Minister.
$50 am. Rally Day exercises. Splendid
program. IL an, sermon by Rev. Harvey c..
Wilson. D. D.. The Modern Sunday School -
I pm, Epworth League. pm. sermon by
the pastor. Gods Plan for Winning the
Wnrld.'' Conc.
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Northminster nth lit 4 RHoRE Ra. lssASp L !.
Bower, Pastor.-9:45. Bible school; Bennett
class, 10; 100 young men wanted; have 50.
Sermon IL; Christian Endeavor. 6:4s. Every
one welcome
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Washington Heights rtc;Syss[''' csS.sn.
REV. JOHN c. PALMER, D. D., Minister.
Corner Columbia and Kalorama roads.
IL a.m.-'The Wise Woman of Tekoa, or
Love and Law Reconciled''
7p.m.-Endeavor meeting Of song and
prayer
Cordial welcome. Good music
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First Presbyterian Church,

John Marshall place an st. n.w.). ~
squares north of Pa. ave.
JNO. BRITTAN CLARK. D. D.. Pastor.
Preaching service at IL am. sermon BY
the pastor.
Combination services at 7:aO Pm. with Y.
p ). q. L.
ACQUISITIONS are provided in several pews for
the hard Of hearing. Seats free. Everybody
welcome
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Gunton- 7 Temple Memorial . 1'1h :

Rev. Douglas Putnam Birnie will preach at
II am. and 7:45 pm. Evening topic. Prayer
and War Bible class, 10 am. Sunday
school, $50 am. Thursday, prayer meeting.
7:45 pm. Social hour. 8:45 pm.
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Westminster Church Memorial ~ ,v st

Second tsouthern Assembly,. 22nd ST. Be-
0SSSAA0 tween P and Q streets NV.
Rev. ANDREW r. BIRD. Pastor.
Bible school. 9:45 am. Divine worship.
preaching by the pastor. IL am. Conn
dence." pm. "Preying Praying" Prayer
meeting. Thursday, pm.
A cordial welcome to ALL
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Mt. Pleasant SqLuAhIh SH1R Ia,s sTRErr. KDAD
Morning service IL O'Clock. Sermon BY Rev.
Oliver Huckel, d. D., Montclair. n. J.: Sub
5ect. The World Needs Heart" SUNDAY
school, $50 am. Christian Endeavor meet
ing. pm. The evening service will be re-
sumed next Sunday October Z.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-18
Mrs. John Banahan

5 The funeral Of Mrs John Banahan,
wife of John Banahan, was held We'd
nesday morning at 9 O'clock from the
st. Alysius church. Burial was in Mt.
Cavalry cemetery. Mrs. Banahan
died Sunday afternoon at the St.
Jol1nsbury Hospital after ten days
illness with acute Bright's disease.
Mary Ellen Campbell, one of six
children Of John ana Margaret KEEL
ley Campbell, was born in Lfttleton,
N. H., July. Z. 1867 On. Sept IT. 1900
in st. GATHERINGS, P. O., she married
John Banahan Of st. Johnsbury. since
when she made her home here. Mr.,
and Mrs Banahan had FIVE hcildren.
three of whom, Joseph, James and
Gertrude, survive her, she is also sur
Yived by her father John Campbell,
who has lived with her SINCE the
death Of his wife seven years ago, two
brothers and two sisters, john Camp
bell of Depot Harbor, Ont, Joseph of
this place. Mrs. Alice Kingweli Of
Montreal and Mrs. Agnes Fitzgerald
Of st. GATHERINGS, p @. With the
exception Of the latter all were here
for the funeral.
~ Mrs. Banahan was member Of the
ST. Aloysius church and of. the Altar
society. She was very capable w6-
man and will be greatly missed in the
church and the community.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-18
NORTH WALDEN.

eugene A. Domey, Correspondent
Mrs. Juliet Domey returned from
Boltonville Saturday, where she has
been visiting her son, Abner F. Domey,
for the past two weeks.-W. e. Stevens
was in Barre the past week.-Omer
Orion returned to Boston Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hammond, For
rest Allen and Ralph Rowland were at
Fred E. Aliens Sunday.--Miss Mae
Ariel of Montgomery is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Nellie Paronto.- and
Mrs. Charles Orton and son, Oliver,
returned to their home in st. Adams
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert- A.
Lewis spent the weekend with friends
in Craftsbury.-Mrs.C Charles Graham
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Allen, Wednesday.-We Wesley Tai
bert is working for Sidney Domey.---
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sinnott and Mr..
and Mrs Clayton Paronto were lin st.
Johnsbury Misunderstanding Kings
Daughters met with Mrs. Annie Allen
Wednesday. A good number were out.
The next meeting win be. with Mrs.
Lyman Orion, Aug. S.-Mrs. Sidney
Domey was in ST. Johnsbury Saturday.
Miss Sophie Stevens of Boston and
brother, Mr.. Stevens of New York
were at viii Stevens home the first of
the week.-John e. Sinnott visited
Will Smith in Orwell the first of the
| Week.-Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ros-
sier of Montgomery were at Hardy
Paronto's the first of the week.-Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Domey and daugh-
ter, Lois, were at Sidney Domey's Sun
day.L-The Gil Gamers met with Mrs
Florence Nicholson Friday.-Miss
Josephine Stevens and Mrs. Omer Or
ton are in Barre for a few days.-The
Kings Daughters play "Maidens Al
Forlorn," was given at the Star school
| house Friday evening. A large gather.
/ ing was present. All felt fully repaid
for coming. The acting was very good
Sixteen dollars was made The play
| will be repeated in the near future
at the South Walden church-Mr.e an6
Mrs. Henry Pearson are working at the
.Belfry.-Gerald Locke is with rela
tfves in East Highgate.- Ed
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-18
EVANSVILLE.

(Raymond Foster, Correspondent
N W. Brown has bought a new
automobiIe.+Mr. Maurice E. Tracy,
after spending two weeks with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Tracy,
has returned to his home in Waver-
ley, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Farm
ham after spending a week with their
daughter, have returned to their home
in Huntingville, P. Q.-Mr.+ A. Fl. AL
ger of Waverley, Mass, has been Wis
iting at Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Tracy S
the past Week.-Mrs.. L. A. Drown has
returned home from Jay, where she
has been caring for Mrs. Wakeman.-
Please telephone your items for the
Daily CALIFORNIAN to the correspondent
1864 Orleans.-G. H. Hunt has been
repairing his buildings by putting in
hot and cold water. a bath room, and
a platform to the store and other re-
pairs-The Ladies Auxiliary held a
strawberry festival at the new hall
Tuesday evening, July II. There was
| a promenade after the refreshments
&C. S. Tracy was in Orleans Wednes-
day on business
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-18
WELLS RIVER.

(Mrs. D. G. Farwell Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Bailey return
ed Saturday from Boston.-On July
90, examining officer, Maj Frank
Tompkins of the u. s. Cavalry will be
at the Tavern to examine recruits for
the second officers training camp
Miss Erline Towle' of St. Adams is
visiting Miss Margaret Marcy.-Rev.
Donald Fraser conducted the evening
service at Camp Quinnebeck, South
Fairlee, last Sunday.-Mr and Mrs.
Leonard Smith and party including
Misses Baldwin, Buchanan and An
gell, motored to Burlington on Fri
day.-Mrs. Henry sLamphere, Charles
eLafnphere, Mrs. Richard Vincent and
Son m otored to st. Johnsbury Friday.
j. H. Hale was in White River Fri
das-A missionary barrel, has been
sent this week to Grand View normal
school in Tennessee Mrs. Kate D.
Lee has been visiting her son. Frank,
in Miss Mabel Parrot has
returned to Greenwood, Mass, ac-
companied by her niece, Miss Made
line Peach. D.
Rev. Donald Fraser preached at
camp Clulnnebeck, So. FalT1ee.-W. f.
Davis and family Of Bethel were in
town Monday.-Claude Human is
working in the freight office at Woods
ville.-Ray Keyser of Woodsville is
clerk in the National bank-A young
doe was caught by John Stevens and
Clarence Miller Tuesday forenoon
near Newbury. They brought it to
Wells River where If was 11,,eh q n
mired by a troop of young people
who called to see it at DR.. Thomas
barn. Later in the day it was set free.
The new class in Home Hygiene
began its lessons on Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. Kate D. Lee with
Miss Northop, registered nurse, as
director. Amy Duren is caring
for Mrs. Frank Learned and baby
girl. Miss Ella George is home from
F'abyan, N. H.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-18
Order OF Notice WIN

ESTATE OF LOUISE c. TOWLE
STATE OF VERMo ONT. District of Caledonia, IS.
The H honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Caledonia T0aif persons interested
in the estate of Louise G. Towle. late OF St.
Johnsbury, in said district, deceased,
Greeting:
Alta Probate. Court. holden at ST. Johns
bury With and for said District on the 9th
Lday of July, A. D.. 1917, an instrument
purporting to be the last Will and Testa-
ments of Louise G. Towle. late of St. Johns
bury, In said district deceased, was pre-
Fsented to the Court afo resaid for Probate.
And it Is ordered by said Court that the
3Oth day of July. "A D.s1917, at the Pro-
bate Office in said st. Johnsbury. be assigned
for proving said Instrument: and that notice
thereof be given to ailpersons concerned. by
publishing this order three weeks successive
~ in the st. Johnsbury Caledonian a news
paper Circulating in that vicinity, in; said
District previous to the time appointed.
: Therefore, you are hereby notified to ap-
pear before said court at the time and place
Aforesaid. and contest the probate of said
VIII. if you have cause.
I Given under my hand at St. Johnsb bury in
said District. this 9th day of July
A. d.. 19I7.a z.Jszss.ss Sz. ..sx
7-11-3t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-18
SUTTON.

(H. A. Blake, Correspondent
D. c. Cheney has exchanged farms
with Glenn Burnham in Cabot and the
families have moved the past week
Fred Robbins, o. w. Jessman and E.
L. Macy have recently purchased auto
mobiles Miss Ella Gray, who has
been visiting at Rev. A. n. Chambers
at WATERFORD, Me-. has returned to
her home .hereMrs. Gilbert Sanborn
and son, Reginald, are visiting friends
in town.-Mrs. E. w. Brown. who has
been quite poorly Of late. visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Wiley,
Lyndon Center, the past week.-Mr.
/ and Mrs. Al. B. Fairbanks and daugh-
ter from Greensboro visited at B. H.
Fairbanks July 4.--There was a social
held at E. r. McShane's the past week
+ in the interest of the Red Cross
There was a heavy thunder shower
here Saturday evening Guy r. Clark
from Enfield, n. H.. visited his mother,
Mrs T. J.. Mitchell. who is in very
poor health, a fey days the past Week.
Harvey Ianpher is very poorly as
to Health and seems to be failing. It
is said there is no hope for his recov-
cry as he has cancerous trouble
Miss Sadie Blake visited at Frank Ire
fren's and at Mrs Mary Otis the past
week, also at Lyndon and Lyndon
Genter.-Mr. and Mrs. Iphus Gordon,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Gordon, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. IF. Duke, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
bridge Forrest, all from Lyndonviile
| were visitors at e. T.. Gordon July 4.
| Miss Cora Curtis, who is a nurse in
the hospital at Burlington, visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Curtis,
| the past week. Mrs. Curtis is con
| fined at her home with rheuna ism. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Kelley from Der
Thy and Mrs. Lila Bugbee of Barre
visited in town the past week.-Mrs..
Clyde Weaver and son from Indianap-
/ oils, Ind, came last week to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. I. Campbell. Mr. Weaver will
join her here later for the journey
home. MIR. and Mrs. F. j. .Trefren
visited at C. A. Aldrich's last Friday
/ Mrs. Emily Stevens and Mrs. w. c.
4 Stevens visited in Westmore and
Charleston hast week.-The Ladies
4 Aid will hold their annual strawberry
social at their hall next Friday night
t Harley Switser has recently bought
4 four nice cows from Barton to add to
4 his herd of dairy cows.-Mr. and Mrs
i Smith from Lowell, Mass. were Sun
day visitors in town. Mrs Smith is
the granddaughter of Mrs. John Rice
and spent many of the summers OF
i her girlhood here. She visited the Ole
+ home farm while here.-Mrs.. S. G
4 Chesley and Mary are visiting Mrs
Chesley's sister and family at Greens.
i boro for some days. :