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The Detroit times., 1917-10-31

Notwithstanding that girls % "a
10 rs years far too often have a
habit OF affecting the clothes styles
OF their elders. ignoring completely
the girlhood years. there are fortu-
nate or wise mothers who are able
60 keep their schoolgirl daughters
In youthful clothes For these dam
sells style designers turn ont every
season some very attractive gar.
ments. They are wont % defue
them as "fappcr" styles. and II IS
matter Of especial pride 70 many
designers Of clothes for the younger
generation that there really need be-
TO awkward age FOR the young g..
male.
The little school rrock here
fhetched i- nn Ideal carmen. ~ '.
class Either plaid serge plaid ta
.ieta. or plaid velvet may BE- used for
the-dross, with guimpe OF plain color
which may blend with the plaid or
be In sharp contrast OF course a
white guimpe may be worn u de-
sired but one IN color would b.
much smarter The neck may b.
finished with a fri % self fabric
or with a plain facing. over which
dainty white collar is worn.
This dress may be- arranged IN
two or three different ways. accord
ing 10 tho figure OF the Gin tor whom
II "a intended IL She is very thiL
and without hips 20 hold a skirt
properly the skirt may De attached
70 the ruimpe, with the plaid coatec
a slip-over. or The guimpe may he
separate and coatce and skirt az
tached. In which case the coatee
buttons in the center back. IL r.
Is slip-over. buttons may be elm.
mated
The big generous pockets arc im-
portant They are. OF course a.
trcmeiy convenient. and GIVE 3
smart style touch TO the frock a.
well
To make this dress FOR the aver
age Is or lJ-year-old girl. four yard
~ plaid fabric SO inches wide, ana
one and half yards of plain color
material viii be required.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-31

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- dsiirht.a with hts poetry. 200
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v-,, r,f fsrlaraG that hts "a TO
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vanr si.. az Paula Newton in the
netrelf rl.nes J was particularly in-
ferested fn fhat part where Paula
fhot no was ln love with EHrneet
Iavfau am much older woman
than Paula wta whfn she had this
eVpericuer thru which she came
friumphanUy ard am wondering Y
The Detroit times., 1917-10-31
COME AND CELEBRATE WITH
Me JACK-O.LANTERN JUBILEE

TIE Invitations 20 n Halloween
.-.'.' are Yery Important FOR they
sa0rd t fac Fulcts IN tune FOR
riyna written ON pumpkin
en- ~. from colored paper and
.eca I'm small envelope is
n1 So ~ the invitations can be
erred by a. -'senger. 10 Is a
sever isea 20 write them on clean
white corn husk leaves. and 10 roll
and fle them with a bit ~ orange
ribbon Or.rinal verses are best
Here are f0o eu-ee-tions that may
be- sed w.ti tho hostess name and
drcss written below
10 you wish Gu road tuur fate
Appear on Wednesday night a.
eight
AS ghost or witch ,ou should be
seen
To be n style on Halloween
ALICE HARPER.
SO AZ Chcstnntst.
Halloween is goblin uiGht
Bring your facko-IAntern bright
And by che charms and tests OF
Fate
Each mGid ~ man may End a
The Detroit times., 1917-10-31

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pulled me.n Brgddah Fritz M ~
der brine
Louey Alb your Prdfah Frtz
FOIL Ira der oceans
Hans Nein ile 'nii ir Dor mar.
ercl keg in der grocer STORE vcre
no vns clerk
The Detroit times., 1917-10-31

Tho Culrr aoanr re hae1
driven % D. V1ul31f ar.ak j. mr
wife didut scoid aI the rme
Tho Magistrate What d0ce -fa
scold ahout7
Tho Culpfi' ~ drinking
The Detroit times., 1917-10-31

Automobile deaie-v III Greensbrrz
ga end it more profitable 30 sell
machine 10 coal miners than 20
operators. since miners are making
az much as $500 20 $500 a month
The Detroit times., 1917-10-31
Comparing Notes.

Professor OF Archaeology Did YOU
ever see SO fine an ivory carving ~
the human figure
The Professor ~ Mathematics
Never Tn my classes the ivory
doesn't extend below the chin
The Detroit times., 1917-10-31

Prfptlnr-the plain neHt kind-tbnt
h rtEht--Tf1es gsb Dept.-Matn $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-31
MARGARET ARNOIn.
10 -7T Grove Park

10 r7T Grove Park
II Won vish 20 give dlip az orig
iuaii'y % your Halloween party,
eaI r. av urr, name the
following verso
Come an1 .eiehr''r w
facbc anftu i.h|.
Nr.Hg rHrik Hr nr MAJ.
THAT cheers tsta n1N Eou hffill
The Detroit times., 1917-10-31
THE
STAGE

The Cadillac thsaf-r next week Wiii
present The Girls From tte ZONES.
ln new buriesque prndHn ton rec
binder and Tom Robinson head inc
company which includes Dale wilson
Bonnie LLOYD. Madge he Voc. bH.f
Harris Harry O. Nann Joseph ~up-
son and chorus ~ - girls Sea
singing and dan-ing pun ""ra hH4
qperialffrs aII be .ntrr-
ducsd Athena Hauan.e dancer wiI
be special feature
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-10-17
SUTTON
Death OF Pearl Berry Coburn After q
Long Illnes-Town Notes.
(H. A. Blake, Correspondent

(H. A. Blake, Correspondent
A gloom was cast over. this place
Sunday morning when it was learned
that Pearl Berry, wife of c. H. Co
burn had passed away. She had been
suffering with tuberculosis for several
months and death came as relief to
all her suffering and to her intimate
friends who have been unable to help
her She was a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie M. Berry, where she had
been for the past month. Her life had
been spent in Sutton her native town.
She was married to C. Harold Coburn
June 20, 1910. The funeral service
was held at her late home Tuesday
afternoon and burial was in the village
cemetery. She leaves her husband,
one little girl four years old, her par
ents and one sister, Mrs. Carl Blake of
Lyndon.-The vegetable sale and sup
per held at the hall last Friday night
was largely attended and was a sue
cess, the proceeds being over $25.-
Clarence Sylvester and family visited
friends at Lowell several days recent
ly.-Rey. P. Cantais and wife arrived
in town Friday night and are stopping
at the home of H. A. Blake and
daughter while waiting for their
household goods so they can go to
their home at the parsonage Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Marshall from Hardwick
visited at E. L. Watson's Friday and
Saturday.. A. Aldrich and wife and
Sadie Blake went to Lyndonville Sat
urday evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-10-17
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WHEEIOCK

(Msr. G. L. Gerry, Correspondent
Mrs. Martin Linon. who has been
spending q week with reatives in Bar
ton and Albany. returned to her home
Sunday.-Berton "A. Porter was called
to camp in Bridgeport, Conn, last
week. Mrs. w. G. Sanborn, who has
been in Charleston the past week. has
returned to her home.-David Bean,
who has been working for Nj. p.
WEIGH the past two years, closes his
labors there this week and goes to
Danville to work for George c. Carey.
He will move his family there.-Roy
Gray bought FIVE cows at the Norton
auction in Glover last week-The Cree
families of Concord, N. H., and Mrs.
Woodsville visited their brother, L. w.
Cree, at the Cree home in this village
over, Sunday. The homestead is soon
to be sold.-The Wheelock branch - -
the Red Gross held their annual meet
ing with Mrs. G. l.. Gerry last We'd
nesday, when the following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. Lucy
Weed; vice president, Mrs. Eta
Drake; secretary, Mrs. Martha Craig
treasurer. Mrs. Marion Welch. They
have held Is meetings, have Sc MEM
bers. raised $1O5.O0, have made doz
pajamas. 4 doz. surgical shirts, knit
I pairs socks, 8 mufflers and pairs
wristlets.-The following church Off
GERS have been elected: Pulpit COM
mittee, w. NJ. Wiley. G.. L. Gerry
Mrs Martha Craig; trustees on par
sonage property, A. f. Emerson
George A. Roberts, G.. L. Gerry; Sun
day school, superintendent, Mrs. G. A.
Roberts; assistant, Mrs. G. L. Gerry;
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Eta
Drake; music, Mrs. A. E. Weed.-The
JrfO.-u. A. M. are planning for box
supper and promenade this, Thurs
day eyening.-Miss Evelyn Smelling
commenced attending the Institute
Monday. She is .rooming at Mrs. Lou
ella Welch's.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-10-17
CONGRESSMAN DALE ABROAD.
With Party OF Colleagues Has Sailed
for France TO Study War Con-
dftlnns

with Party OF Colleagues Has Sailed
for France to Study War Con-
ditiOns.
Editor of The Caledonian:
AS the special session of Congress
has approached adjournment. have
been suppressed by the Importance of
the legislation enacted, but more than
that by the thought of the most vital
questions that will call for decision
during the coming session. feel that
the first thought Of one entrusted with
responsibility at the time should be
the war conditions, on the conduct of
which depends the future Of the ma
ton and the welfore of the soldiers:
that my sole duty is in that course.
and that I should do what I believe
would best fit me to meet 1t. It
seems perfectly clear to me sthat u
should go where we voted to send our
boys and, as far as possible, study the
necessities and obtain information as
to the requirements. II I measure
correctly the character of my constit-
uents, that is what they would want
me to do Therefore. I am leaving
with a party of ten members of the
House for this purpose. While it is
I mol ILL OltlCld1 COulli44SoAOhS - - SSh -
| fed by the secretary of state and the
speaker of the House as one that goes
| in the interest Of our country and the
| relations between it's government and
| the governments of the allied nations.
If our plans are not interrupted, !
think my observations and conclusions
will be of interest to the people at
home the loyal spirit of whom know
lis centered so devotedfy in the great
struggle over seas.
Cheered by the belief that the APP
proval Of the home people goes with
me, and in anticipation Of meeting the
boys under the Flag they are follow
ling on the highest mission ever under-
taken by our country, feel that my
course is clear.
My Office in Washington will be
open and the interests of my constitu-
ents will receive the careful consider
/ alton of Charles S. Greenwood, for
/ many years secretary of the late Rep
resentative Hill
Very truy yours,
PORTER H. DALE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-10-17
LYNDON

(Mrs. Ellen A. Staples. Correspondent
g. H. Whitcomb has moved his
family into the Holloway house.-Mrs
Josie Wooley of Mortified has been
staying two weeks with her mother.
Mrs. Patrick Hoye, and is assisting her
to move from Mrs. Fife Houghton's
house to tenement at E. ]. Bonner's.
Mrs. Dorman Stockwel. is visiting
friends in Montpelier and vicinity
Mrs. ]. B. Chase and Miss Gertrude
Newton are attending the fair at
Spring field.-Mrs Earl Bradshaw
went to Springfield last week for a
few days.-The Red Cross sale of food
vegetables and rummage was very
successful, netting nearly $6O.-The
dollar social at the Methodist church
added $35 to the treasury of the Lad
les Aid Society.-The Ladies Aid
Of the Methodist church enjoyed a
social and supper at w. j. Stafford $
last Thursday, going. in automo bides.-
Miss Verma Aldrich has returned
home, from Bethlehem, N. H, where
she has 5. spent the summer.-Mrs
Scott Farnum went last week to
Lowell, Mass, and Portland, Me.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-10-17
PAssUMPSIC
H.i.l Z.

.(Mrs. Harold Ward, Correspondent
Mrs. Martin Kinney of Barton is
visiting Mrs S. A. Denio.-G. G. Mar
shall of st. Johnsbury occupied the
pulpit Sunday.-Mrs. c. r. King,
Mrs S. C. Pinney and Mrs. Emma
Wells, attended the 25th annual
meeting of the Eastern Star at St.
Johnsbury Thursday night.-Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Wright spent Sunday at
w. H Wright's Mabel Bruce
spent the week end with Miss Effie
Rumble in st. Johnsbury.-The Grace
Mason Club will meet with Mrs. Har-
old Wood Thursday afternoon, in
stead of evening The banquet will
be omitted.-The Grace Mason Club
will give masquerade promenade,
and also will have salei of fancy
articles and preserves. Friday even
ing, Oct 26.-Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore
Chase, Miss Hazel Chase of st. Johns
bury and Miss Edith Hutchinson of
Kirby visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Wood one day last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Barnett and family
move TO OC. JOHASUuTy@ ClliS WcSh.E-
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert. Ransome are visit
ing in Manch ester, N. H.--Fred Con-
verse has bought a., colt.-Charles
Filfond has purchased a horse. Mrs,
N. Al. Scott ofsLyndonville spent the
day Saturday with Mrs. J. HI. Wark.
- ~ and Mrs Edward McGrath Of
| Natick, Mass, visited last week at J.
n. .Wark's .-Mrs. Allie Trotter went
Sunday to Montreal to care for her
! mother, who is sick.-The annual
harvest dinner was largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell sThurston and
Miss Ruth of Danville visited Mrs.
Hannah Thurston ~ recently.-Mrs.
Carrie ingalls, is repairing the Du-
plisse .hohse. Mr.. Bnshey will move
| in SOON Charles Morgan has given
up the blacksmith trade and vacated
the shop for a while.-Mrs Charles
BandX was operated on for tonsils at
the ST. Johnsbnry hospital Saturday
morning. Mrs. c.. R.: King went to
Boston FRIDAY. afternoon Andrew
Morgan went Thursday to Lowell
Mass, to spend 4 the ;swinter.-Seorge
Aiken Of Laconia,. N. H. called al
ICharles Fulfordss Friday, and Mrs. Al
FulforH and son, Howard, accom-.
panied him to Bloomington Center
Willard Gray of Orleans called al
! Charles Fulfordss one day last week
On his way to the Aver enca'mpment
Mrs. Waterman sScruton's zone da,
last Week.-Rev.' and. Mrs. Arthur N
Pierce are visiting in Cassville, n. Y.
and in Wilmington, Del, for a month
I-Lonis King has returned from Bris
ftol, Conn.,, where he has been work
ing-Fred Converse has gone t,
work at the gas plant in St. Johns
bury.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Converts
and family are moving into the Bar
ker house from the Stanford house.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-10-17
KIRBY

(Mrs. w. P. Russell, Correspondent
There were no services at the
church Sunday as the Rev. J. J. Hut
crimson was at Newport. There will
be a service at 2.30 next Sunday as
usual. The subject will be of special
interest at this time.-Mrs. J.. w.
Nickerson spent part OF last week
with her uncle Charles Hunters fam
lily at Lyndon.-Mr. and Mrs. Volney
Blodgett from Waterford visited a;
E H. Mitchem's last Tuesday.-The
Ladies' Aid will hold their annual sale
of aprons and quilts and serve a
chicken pie supper at the church Fri
day evening, Oct. 26.-Mrs. Nellie
Nickerson visited her brother, Waiter
Russell and wife at East st. Johns
bury last Wednesday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-10-17
EAST ST. .JoHNSBURY.

(Mrs G. W. Dodge, correspondent.
Mrs. John Potter was called to
Hardwick Saturday by the death of a
relative,-Mr. and Mrs. Irving Locke
and SON Raymond are spending few
days with relatives in Colebrook, N
H.-The Church committee have in
vited Rev. A. v. Fisher, whose resig-
nation was to expire Nov. LIST, to re-
main here as pastor and he has de-
cided to do so.-There will be an ex-
hibition of vegetables and canned
goods raised by the children at the
schoolhense Friday afternoon.-M Mrs
Nellie Roberts OF South Boston is q
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. s
f.. Grant.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-10-17
EVANSVILLE.

=
raymond F. Foster, Correspondent.
III. w. Brown has been visiting
friends in Waterloo, P. O.. for few
days.-Miss Glenna Tracy and Clar-
ence Tracy visited at J. C. Hays in
Derby Cented Sunday.-Mrs. w. J.
Monteith is quite sick.-G. R. Hilliard
of Brattleboro is visiting hsi brother,
C.. r. Hiliard, for a few days.-R. A
Skinner took an auto trip through the
White Mountains Sunday.-Miss Mil
dred Hay of Derby Center spent Sun
day at A. E. Tracy's.-Mrs. Ina Crit
fin spent the weekend in West Derby
Mrs. L. Allard of Newport is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. L. A. Drown
Mrs George Bickford of Sheffield is
visiting friends in town.-Mrs d. A
Hilliard, who has been nursing IN
Orleans, has returned home.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-10-17
EAST RYEGATE

! Ca, G.. BedeH, Correspondent
y Fred Chamberlain and Mrs. Pick
ering of Concord, N. H. spent few
days with Mrs. Fanny Chamberlinl
last week.-Mrs.. G. M. Wallace is in
Barre visiting her daughter, Mrs. Guy
Howard Mrs. Ben Franklin was
guest at Geo. sFranklin's Saturday and
Sunday. !. Streter and Mabel
Chant berlin were married by, Rev. =
M Simpson at Ryegate Corner Sat
urday night. -Orpha Bedell was, al
home from the Lyndon Institute ovel
the week end. Clarence Bedell has
sold his farm, wnown sas the Mas
Nelson place. to Olin Stockwell.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-10-17
,sPEACHAM.

MRS. w. ST. Sanborn, Correspondent
Mrs. Leslie Adams is nursing in Wal
den at Mr.. Calhoun's.-Mrs. o. w.
Taylor was given post card shower
on Saturday, Oct. Is, it being her 18th
birthday. She received about 0 post
cardss from friends and relatives
If. and Mrs. Mark Adams have the
sympathy of all in the death of their
son, Homer, who passed away Tues
day, Oct. 9, at the age OF 49, He had
been sick about two months with
sweet diabetes His death came very
suddenly. He was taken worse Satur-
day, but it was hoped he might receive
some help. Besides his. father and
mother he leaves six brothers and four
sisters. All were present at the tuner
al which was held a; this home on FRI
day, Oct. II, and was largely attended
by neighbors and friends.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Lamb and daughter Vir-
ginia, who have been spending the
summer in town, left Saturday for
| their home in Boston, making the trip
| by auto.-Geneva and Glenn Chandler
were at st. Johnsbury Friday.-Mrs.
| Goldie Grigwer of Concord has been
spending a few days at E. J. Hobart's
Mrs. George Taylor, who has been
sick at Fred Taylor's for the past
three months, returned to her home
at Peacham Corner Sunday.-Herbert
Blair and family and Andrew HASTE
and family are visiting in Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith are spend.
1 ing a few days at Cabot.-Mrs. Ellen
lawrence, who has been spending the
summer in town, has gone back to
| Plainfield.-Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Chaffee of Waterbury were at Herbert
/ Hooker''s recently, coming in theil
/ auto.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewar
i and mother attended the funeral OF
1 Lucius Brock at Barnet Friday.-Mr
j and Mrs Robert Butson were at Well.
1 River the last of the Week.-Mrs. Lena
j Wheeler and Mrs. Mabel Wilson OF
i Walden were at E. M. Wheeler's Sat
urday.-Miss Lou Stevenson is spend
ing two weeks at Bangor, Me.-Mr
and Mrs. w. s.. Sanborn closed theil
| tea room at The Pondside Friday, Oct
IL. with a dance IN the evening. AL
though very rainy about so were pres
ent, Refreshments Of ice cream, cake
beans, sandwiches and coffee wer,
srved. Henry Hancock of Danvilll
furnished excellent music.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-10-17
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-10-17
BARNET.

&C. E Hazelton, correspondent
Mrs. Fred Potts spent Monday and
Tuesday with Mrs. Margaret Hale OF
West Barnet.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Garfield of Craftsbury have been
spending a few days at Mr.. E. c.
Smiths. -Mr Claude Gilfllan of
Hartford. Conn, spent Sunday in Bar
,net.-Mr. and, Mrs Len Brock Of West
Barnet were guests at DR.. r. H Haz-
elton,s Saturday.-IIan MerrIf1eld is q
business visitor in Boston. Mass Mr..
and Mrs. John Gilrhrist, and daugh-
ter Helen were visitors at Mr.. Gill
christ's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Gilchrist of Monroe, N. H., Sunday -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Somers and Alex
ander Gilchrist were visitors at Joe's
Pond Saturday and Sunday.-Dr. and
Mrs. H. A. Elliott, Howard and Har-
riet Elliott spsnt Sunday in Rumney
N. H.-Mr. Frank P. Davidson OF
Charlemont, Mass, has been visiting
relatives in town.-Mr. and Mrs. W. S
Brock have gone to Lincoln, N. H.
to visit Mr.. Fred Stanley. Mrs. Ar.
thur Emery of LyndonviHe 1spen1
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. s. J
Martin. Kay spent Sunday il
East Barnet. = Fred Quimlby ian6
Hazel Kay attended the reception Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith at. Monroe
| N. H., Saturday. Invitations have
been issued for the wedding and re,
ception Of Miss Dorcas Aver, of Bar.
net, and Mr.. Hugh Kirkland, of Dan.
Vile, to take place at the home d.
4 Miss Ayers parents Mr. and Mrs
Perley Aver, Tuesday evening. Rev
C. H. Merrill of st. Johnsbury occu
pied the pulpit here and at East Bar
net Sunday in the absence of Rev W
c. Clark.-Mr. James Walter Brock
Mrs. Helen Coburn and Mr.. and Mrs
William Brock of Montpelier ant
Mrs. Frank French of st. Johnsbur,
were in town Saturday to attend tn
funeral of Mr.. Lucius Brock at Bar
net Center.