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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-12-26
LYNDON CENTER.
M. 81. Rivers. Correspondent

~ 49, 7 !
Several young people enjoyed a
barge ride and dance at WheeIock
Friday evening. -Huestus McNeal
from Newport spent Sunday with his
grs ndparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Batchelder.AThe Marain children
have returned after a few days visit
IN Glover.--Mrs. Albridge Davis has
been entertaining very annoying
felon -on her hand the past week.
Nearly every family in. the village has
ono or more members which belong
to the Red Cross.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred.
Tn ompson are visiting friends at
Nashua, n. H.. for a few days.-Em-
erson Blodgett is better at this writ
ing.--MIrs. William Smith has the mis-
fortune to fall on the ice and break
Der wrist.-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis La
Point and family are visiting relatives
in Providence, r. l., for few days
Herman Davis is spending Christ
mas with his parents in Sutton.-Mrs
Fannie Smith from Hartford, Conn,
spending her Christmas vacation with
her mothehr Mrs. Carrie Cheney
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. S. Giles are the proud
parents of a daughter, Elizabeth Par
dec. born Dec. 20.-Miss Helen Vice.
Ter is visiting her sister, Mrs Atwood
Caswell, a few days.-Word has been
rec eived from Michigan of the birth
of 4 son to Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Webb.
-1Irs. Burnham and family are visit
ing relatives at Stowe.-Mr. and Mrs
Harley Green from Wheelock spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Batchelder.
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GREENSBORO
Principal Of Junior High School
Called to Training Camp.

Geo. A. Porter, Correspondent
Prof. Corregon received a call Fri
day morning from the commandant
at Cornell to report for service at
Plattsburg Officers Training Camp,
Jan. 9Th. as representative of Cornell
University. Mr.. Corregan has made
many friends since coming here to
take charge of our Junior High
School and we regret to lose him,
but he has given faithful service to
his school, We feel confident of devot-
ed service to his country wherever
placed. Mr.. Corregan left Saturday
for his home in Oswego, n. Y, for
the Christmas vacation before enter
ing the training camp.-The pupils
of the village school gave a minstrel
show Friday evening with a prone
made and light refreshments after
and the proceeds about $4,000 would
finish paying for the Victrola and
leave about $50 for supplies as they
need.-Miss Merle Harrison returned
from Northfield, Mass, Saturday to
spend the holiday vacatiop.-Mrs.
Laura Harrison and Mrs. George Col
by were in ST. Johnsbury Friday
town over Sunday stopping with his
cousin, Mrs. Curtis.-The regular
meeting of Caspian Lake Grange will
be held at their hall Thursday even
ing. A good program has been pro-
vided for this the last meeting of the
year:-The Caspian Lake Branch of
the Red Cross shipped last week to
the Red Cross supply service, Bost-
on, the following: SIG pieces surgi-
cal dressings, 2 pairs wristlets value
of material 5000; 4 sweaters, IL pairs
stockings, value of material for
knitted goods s33.75, making a total
of $42.75 in shipment and have fur
nished men called to service supplies
valued at $500. This makes a total
valuation of supplies sent to Boston
furnisher since to report of Oct Z,
s421.S4., Geo. A. Porter, secretary
Miss Emma Lindsay was called home
Sunday by the illness of her brother,
J.. J. LindSay.-Our school teachers.
are enjoying a vacation of two weeks
for the winter Jan .7.-Word has
been received that DR.. Albert Kinney
who recently located at Blue Hills in
Maine, has received the offer of a.
commission in the medical depart
ment of the army.-W. w. Miller,
who has a position as principal in the:
Agricultural department at F'ryeburg.
High School in Maine, is home for the
holiday vacation. % i
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ST. JOHNSBURY CENTER.

2 l2Alice p. Massey. Corrrespondento
The schools closed Thursday for the
Christmas vacatio Hiss Eta Fol-
son, has gone to her home in Barton
Miss Grace Cobb to her home in Dan
Vile and Mrs. Prescott Stearns will
stay here.-Wesley Sargent remains
about the same.-Frank Granger has
gone to Detroit, Mich, to visit his son.
Mr.. and RMS. Freeman Lang visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Scion
Walter Sunday.-Three were Christ
mas exercises in the Stark district,
taught by Mrs. Grace Phelps, Thurs
day and at Four Corners, taught by
Miss Mable Gray, Friday night
Charles Newton was home on fur
Tough from Pennsylvania to visit his
mother, Mrs. George Kimball, Satur-
day.-Mr and Mrs. e. NJ Massey and
sons, Wendell and Maynard, spent the
day Tuesday at their daughter Mrs.
r. E. Woodward's.-Mrs Irwin Hutch
inson of Stanstead is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Debois Bacon.
George Shorey spent Sunday with
his sister, Miss Mary Shorey. at ST.
y
into Kendall Huse's tenement over
them-Albert Mooney cut his foot
very badly while cutting wood at Ho-
mer Shattuck' s.-Mr. Carr, who has
been sick with pneumonia, is better.
Mrs. Frank Granger has returned
from Springfield, where she has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. James
Campbell.-Dale Walter Of Spring
field, Mass, is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Scion Walter.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Shaw of Bellows Falls
spent Christmas at the home of his
brother, Robert Shaw.-Aiss Jessie
Williams was at her home in Concord
the first of the Week.-Mrs. Madeline
Chaffee and brother, Carroll Chaffee,
of Lowell, Mass, are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Chaffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodreau's
little baby is very sick with pneu-
monia.-Mrs. Alex Pringle left Thurs
day for Wateryille, Me-, to spend the
winter with her daughter.-There was
larger attendance at the Red Cross
meeting Friday, II ladies being pres
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DANVHIE.

(Mrs. c.. w. Bartlett. Correspondent
Miss Jessie McIver is spending the
holidays at her home in Granitevi1le.
ALI the schools in town closed last
Friday for the Christmas vacation
Miss Edith Harwood is spending the
Christmas vacation at her home IN
Dorset.-Blake's orchestra will fur
nish music for a dance and card
party at the Town hall New Years
eve, Dec. 31st, given for the benefit
of the Red Cross.-Miss Kate Currier
of New York City is spending the
holidays with her brother, A. E..
Currier, and family.-Miss Christine
Hatch of Hanover, N H, spent sew
eral days last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Hateh.-A,
kitchen shower was given Miss Alice.
Page at the home of Mrs j. E. Tnk-
err last Friday evening. The evening
was pleasantly spent with games and
sewing and refreshments were serv-,
by the hostess.-Maynard. Hatch of
pumpkin Island, Boston Harbor,
spent the week end here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hatch.
s-Chellis Currier of U. V. NJ. Bur-
ington, is spending the holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Cur
| rier.-Miss Emma Stocker went Sat
urday to Manchester,~N. H, to, spend
| the holidays with her sister, Mrs Ar
chic Ainsworth and :. family-Miss
Christina Graham has resigned as
teacher at the Center school and has
returned to her home in Barre.-Mrs.
Ernest r. Moore spent Friday and
Saturday at st. Johnsbury.-Dia-
mond Chapter, No. IA, o. E. S., will
hold a special meeting for initiation
on Wednesday evening, Jan g. It is
also expected that the Chapter will
entertain the Grand Deputies at this
| meeting.-Mrs. w. E. Smith and Mrs.
Jane Steady spent Friday and Satur-
day with their sister, Mrs. Clifton
Sanborn at st. Johnsbury.-Miss
| Margaret Davis Of Johnson Normal
school is spending the holidays with
| her mother, Mrs. Katherine Davis
Mrs. Charles Loud of st. Johnsbury
spent the week end with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harvey Peck, and family.
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Luella Hartman a few days recent
ly.-1'hii Hartweli and Miss Rose
Page from Lyndon Center were. the
guests Of Miss Henrietta Esterbrooks
last Sunday.-Miss Emma n. Blake
from ST IOhnsbury spent Friday and
Saturday with her brother, H. "A
Elcl.e. and daughter-The annual
meeting of Willoughby Valley Pomo.
na Grange will be held at Sutton
Grange hall next Thursday-Ar. and
Mrs. c. A. Aldrich spent Sunday with
F. ]. Trefren and family at Lyndon.
Mrs. Clarence Coburn went recent
ly to Brightlook hospital where she is
very Ill at the present time.-The
friends of Mrs. T. J. Mitchell will be
glad to hear that she is slowly i'm
proving under treatment at Bright
look hospital-MissE Ethel Chapman
is 1T home from her school in Wall
meford Conn.,, for the holidays. Her
sister Abbie, who has been with her,
also returned
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WEST BARNET

eTheresa G. Blain. Correspondent
Miss Josephine Brock passed away
at her Home Dec. S. The funeral SER
vices We're held in the church, Rev.
Mr.. Laird, officiating. There were
many beautiful flowers. Josephine
Brock was the daughter of Walter and
Margaret Brock, born June 20, 1851.
Sho was 66 years old lastJune. Be
sides her were six boys and five girls
all bua one, the oldest bay, living to
Womanhood and manhood. They
were all born on the Achilles farm
here at West Barnet. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Brock bought this farm and
cleared it themselves. Mrs. Brock
often related of when she was put
ting the clothes out to dry On one
side of the fence because the bears
were on the other. They remained
here as long as they lived. Josephine
bought the farm and carried it on
for many years, as long as she was
able. After she sold the farm she
spent short time in Lowell, Mass,
where she received spinal injury
from which she never recovered.
The most of her life was spent here
on the farm. She was always a hard
working woman, a good neighbor
and friend. She is survived by three
sisters, Caroline, Mrs. Ward, Miss
Sarah Brock and Clara, Mrs. Clara
Cannon, besides many nieces and
nephews. Mrs. Ward took care of
her up to the time of her DEATH
Francis Ltird and Florence Hayward
are home from their schools for the
Christmas vacatiOn.-Mrs. Emma
HASTE has been quite sick with a cold
the past week.-Clara EMERSON was
i'll last week.-M Clara Caldwell,
Mrs. Herbert Steele, Mrs. Robert
Steele and Mrs. Geo. Blair were in
st. Johnsbury Saturday.-Mrs. Clara
Cannon took her sister, Miss Sarah
Brock, to st. Johnsbury Hospital Fri
day for treatment of her eyes
Seventy-five- new members were re-
ceived in this end of the town in the
Red Cross campaign. Eleven dollars
were donated to the society as a gift
and $50 received for the treasurer
from new members, making total
of SAL for the West Barnet branch.
"A. d. Blain returned from the hos
pital Saturday. Henry Roy brought
him home. He stood the trip very
we'll but is not able to sit up.
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CONCORD
Death Of c. Il. Stacey. veteran OF
OF the Civil WaP.-PersOnals
and Locals.

Mrs c.. r. Cutting. Correspondent
C. L. Stacy passed away at his home
last Friday afternoon after an illness
of several weeks Curtis LleWellyn
Stacy was born in Concord March 10.
1871, the son of Abel and Sally tF,ish-
err Stacy. He was one of IL children
only one of whom is now living. Mrs.
Sarah Chase of Lyndonville. He was
united in marriage to Viola Grant
Cutting Sept. 25, 1850. Thirteen
months later at Lincoln's second call
for volunteers he offered his services
to his country for three years, Or till
the end of the war" He enlisted in
Co. d, First Vermont Cavalry. This
was a gallant regiment and he par
ticipated in SO battles and engage
ments. He was orderly for Gen. Tor
bort for IL months and had his horse
shot under him while carrying dis
patches. AT the close of the war he
returned to his home and followed
the trade of a master mechanic. Four
daughters were born to them, all of
whom are living. Mrs. Helen P. Bon
nett of Concord Mrs. A. j. Coriveau,
Mrs. Maude A. May of st. Johnsbury
cord. His entire life was spent in
Concord, where he was ever a useful,
respected citizen. He had the heart
of boy and was always a favorite
with young and old. He was a man
Of much ability and no program was
ever complete without him. He was q
devoted husband and an ideal father
and leaves none but friends to mourn
his loss. He was a past commander
of Woodbury. Post. G. A r., past
Noble Grand of Concordia Lodge, |.
o. o. F., and was the present chap
lain in Concord Grande. p. of III. At
the time of his death he was chap
lain in three orders. He is survived
by his wife, by whom he was most
|tenderly cared for these past weeks,
by his. four daughters, six grand
children and a sister. Funeral SER
vices were held from the Methodist
|church Monday at 11.30, Rev. Mr..
Sterling officiating Members of
Woodbury. G. A. r, Woodbury. w r.
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LUNENBURG
Sudden Death of George E. Silsby.-
Personal Notes. 4 xl7@.
Id. r. RaIch. CorresnondentA "

IF. F. BaIch, Correspondent
George C. Silsby died very sudden
ly OF one p. m. Thursday, Dec 20,
after a long illness. Funeral services
were held at the M. E. church ON
Monday afternoon being delayed
little in order that Private Ernest
Silsby who 81 at Camp Gordon, At
lanta, Ga, might behere. The SER
vices were as nearly as possible like
the same service for the wife who
passed over year ago last August.
Rev. Albert Gregory officiatin at
both. The five sons, Perley G., 1r-
wing j. of Campton, N. H., Herbert
w. of Fitzdale, James e. of Co. +,
Camp Gordon and Harland R. who
lived with his father, the sisters, Mrs
Mary Coburn of Campton, Mrs Clara
Dodge and Mrs. Lottie Lougee of St
Johnsbury and brothers James of Al
sany. N. Y, Walter and John of
Campton and Herbert of Lunenburg
were all present at the funeral ser
vices, also, other relatives. The Jr. O..
q. A. M. attended in a body and many
sympathy of friends.-AIrs. Charles
opee uiuiilS Is sopGuuluS Inc uOl1QayS
with friends in Boston and vicinity.
IS. c. Smith and James King were
in st. Johnsbury on business last
Week.-Mrs. Stephenson who has
been at H. S. 5NIcGowan's for the past
two months recovering from over
work as nurse, received an appoint
ment as Red CrossDieticean and went
to New York last week to assume. her
new duties.-Miss Dora Wilson went
on Thursday to West Rutland, called
to attend the funeral of. an. aunt and
after New Years will resume her work
in thes chools, in Warwick, n. r
Mrs. Fred Curtis and Mrs. Alfred Nor
ron were in Littleton OH a shopping
trip last week.-Dr.a w. Nv. Bronson
went to Littleton last: Friday with
Chester Ramsdell who had an opera
ton performed on his knee at Little
ton hospital, which was successful
and. at present comfortable attlast re-
ports.-Mis sVera Silsby> of; Brattle-
boro was called here by the death of
her uncle, George Silsby, and spent
Christmas with her father, II. T. Sils-
by and Mrs. Silsby.-Sterns Smith. son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Bushrod Smith and
Glenn Lewis, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Lewis of Camp Devens, Aver.
Mass, spent three days of this week
with the home friends who We're very
glad to welcome them. Mrs. Stems
Smith accompanied her husband
came on Saturday to spend Christ
mas with her sisters. Mrs. A. j. New
man and Miss Maud Bennett at the
Heights House.-Miss Esther Brown,
who is studying in New York city,.is
spending the holidays with her r1pth-
er, Mrs Frank Curtis, at the Curtis
farin.-Mrs w. E. Balch is not rs
well as she was last week as her
friends are very sorry to learn.
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EAST ST. JOHNSBURY

(Mrs G. w. Dodge, Correspondent
Miss Annie Smith of Bloomfield,
N Y, is home for the holidays
Miss May Stiles of Pike, N. H., and
Miss Nellie Stiles of Lyndonville
spent Christmas with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Winslow.-Miss
Edith Rudd of Nashua, n. H., is at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Stephen Rudd, for few days
Mrs. Peter Brown is spending a
few days in Worcester, Mass, at the
home of her son, Edward Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Slapp of Sunny
side, Utah, are visiting at the home
of their sister, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Dodge-Mrs. Oscar Colburn of Bris-
toll is pending few days at the
home of Mrs B. K. Graves where
her husband is boarding.
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RYEGATE
(Nrs. B. A. McKirahan, Correspon-
dent)

dent)
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L. Adams
were at home over Sunday with Mr..
Adams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Adams. Clarence comes from Camp
Devens. Mrs. Adams from Rutland.
where she is engaged as teacher in the
schoels.-The students and
others who have work elsewhere are
at home for the Christmas vacation.
Norman lowe from Dartmouth, Helen
Gibson from Pratt Institute, Brook
lyn; Marion Nelson, Mortified,
Mass; Caroline Gibson and Florence
Nelson from ST. Johnsbury Academy
Miss Grace Nolan from Springfield,
Mass, Margaret Nelson from Provi
dence, r. T., where she has a position
as teacher in the school of the deaf.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nelson left
on Friday for Oneonta, n. Y, to
visit Mrs. Nelson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thompson
completed the canvass on Saturday
for Red Cross members.-A. j. Sy-
mes and Edwin McI<irahan went to
East Ryegate on Friday night to
sing with the quartet for the Wood
men supper.
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MONROE. :

mabel Frazer, Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs Larkin Hosford spent
the weekend with his mother. Mrs.
Charles Hosford., Mr.. Hosford is sta
toned at Commonwealth Pier.
Charlestown, Mass. ME- and Mrs.
Charles Farr of st. Johnsbury have
been spending several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nelson.
Miss Jennie Moore visited, her sis
ter, Mrs. c. F. Frazer, a. few days
last week.-Mrs. w. J. Parker. Mrs.
John Pollard and Miss Ethel Duncan
were in St. Johnsbury Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carter of Lyman
have been spending several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Carter.-Miss
Mary Fisher is at home from Bath
for the Christmas vacatiOn.-Mrs. T..
E. Blanchard and Mildred and Mrs.
Harry Emery spent Friday in st.
Johnsbury-Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Carter and Miss Laura Bort spent the
weekend with friends in ST. Johns
Inez Fisher was at home
from Bath Monday and Tuesday
Miss Ethel Duncan is having a few
weeks vacation from her school in
Ryegate-Miss Julia Fisher was in
st. Johnsbury Saturday.-Amos Elms
of Lisbon was in town on business Sat
urday-Carroll Sanity has reported
for service at Fort Williams. Me-
Forty three new members have been
secured for the Red Cross, making
the total membership of this auxii-
iary 153-The Sunday evening pray
er meeting was held at the home of
Mrs J. G. Peabody. Mrs. c. L. Car
ter read Dr. Van Dykes "The Other
Wise Man" -
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ORLEANS

clara L. DwineII, Correspondent
Miss Jullne Rogers has gone to
arlington to spend the holidays with
<r parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
pgers. REV. and Mrs. r. A Ham
ION attended the supper and social
hder the auspices of the Browning
IN Ladies' Aid Society. on Thursday
*enlng.--Clyde Wiley is working
$tra time this week. being stationed
White River Junction.-All the
liver grades of the schools will have
hfistmas trees and appropriate ex-
<cises Friday afternoon.-The High
<hool and grades will close Friday
q n two weeks vacation.-Mrs.
Ebbert Baird and daughter OF AL
any were visitors in town Wednes-
4y.-All married men in the en-
! oy of the f. L. Chandler company
kceived q turkey for Christmas
IRE. George Moulton is working in
he office of Colby Stoddard.-Miss
lara. Dwipell is assisting in the Cen
al Savings Bank and Trust Com
any for a short time.
High School Notes.
The high school was sorry TO lose
10 of the teachers, Miss Genevieve
seId and. Amory Seaver. Miss Field
As enrolled as pupil in Bellevue
DSpital,- y. Y. Mr.. Seaver enlisted
hd was accepted as a private in the
Eemical Corps. and is now at Fort
5o.uril, y. Y.--Miss Barrett, senior
<pm the University of Vermont, is
5hstitutlng in Mr.. Seaver's place for
lis week.-Reviews and tests, that
the program for this closing week
sscflooI.-rhere will be two new
kachers next term.-The play has
Ben postponed until after the
hristmas vacation.
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SHEFFIELD

(Mrs D. s. Roberts, Correspondent
were in ST Johnsbury last Tuesday.
Merritt Phillips and sister, Claire.
have pneumonia. Claire is a little
better at this writing.-Mrs. D. S.
Roberts was in st. Johnsbury Thurs
day.-Mrs. Charles Dopps. and Edith
Dopps visited at Lyndon Sunday
Miss Doris Jones was home for Sun
day.-Mrs. S. A. Jones visited at ST.
Johnsbury last week.-Velma Jones
entertained friend from Lyndonyilfe
last week.-AIfred Simpson was home
for Christmas
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SUTTON

tH. A. Blake, Correspondent :.
H'A. Blake still remains very ill
John j. Dean is at home from Bates
college for the hoIidays.-Miss Clara
{frefren from Lyndon was at c. A
Aldfich's from Friday until Sunday
PISS Gladys Richardson from New
port Center was a guest Of Mrs
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ent.-Frank Walter came Christmas
morning from Camp Devens to spend
the day with his parents, Mr.. and. Mrs.
Scion Walter
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Porter of
the Academy faculty will spend the
holidays in Springfield and Boston,
Mass.
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John Robins of Barre is spending
Christmas with his daughter, Mrs W.
S. Davis, at her home, Is Summer
street.
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Mrs. w. S. Sanborn, correspondent
Herbert Blair gave free opening
at his new hail at East Peacham to
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PEACHAM.

Opening Party at BIair's Half-Ncws
Abont Town
New Britain herald., 1917-11-06
DARTMOUTH IMPROVING.
Coach Spears Has Light Green Team Playing Strong and Hcady Football.

Hanover, N. H., Nov. 6.-With the Dartmouth eleven showing unusual strength in the games so far this year the Green, it is thought here. has a slight edge on Pennsylvania for the game to be played in Boston next Sat urday.
 The style of attack that has been developed at Dartmouth this year is somewhat different from that ol former seasons and so far has come through with better results The light, fast backfeld of Coach Spears, play ing behind a much heavier line, has been able to make more ground on line plunges that the heavier back field com bination of last year was able to do, although counted as one of the best line bucking combinations in the country.
 c. F. Holbrook has shown more real stuff so far this season than any of the men who have had varsity ex- perience. Myers is another product of Spears's coaching who has been playing the best game of any of the wing candidates on the Green squad.