The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-27
CONCORD


'front.' of G. A. r. hall when the Ser
rice Flag, which was presented the
:own through the efferts of Miss
edith Virtue and hel. music pupils,I
was raised and dedicated, were Will
attended. The exercises opened byE
| singing the "Star Spangled Banner
1y Miss Virtue and pupils accom-
panied by Mrs. Miltimore on piano
Emil Cote, S. A. T. c., University of
Maine, added much to the music byt
bell accompaniment. Prayer by Rev.
P.J. MacInnis and remarks by Rev.
George s. Smith, who has had thel
privilege of having three sons in the
lervice. The flag was unfurled BY
Miss Virtue and pupils and carried to
position by Private Clarence w. Lilli-
rap and Willard H. Keech, and rails
d by Charles Philips. Jr., and Lewis
Philips, who returned from France
he past week, and Blaine Cote. The /
'xerciscs closed by singing America.
The flag has 45 stars, gold stars for
Corp. George E. Lillicrap, killed in
lction, and Ray C. Bailey and Her
)ert Hayden Hodge, who died from
Influenza. Those represented by the
,lue stars are as follows: Douglas
Tracy Ball, Albert Fl. Bonnet, Will
lam f. Bedell, Albert Boutaine, Ilv-
ng l.. Brown, Roy Herbert Brown,
smer Randall Crawford, Sergt. Maj
IL Harry n Cutting, Albert Clayton
Dodge, Ezra Fisher, Ross Reginald
folsom, Emil G.. Fournier, Henry II. +
fournier, Lieut.. Harold F. French,
Ordnance Dept. Crop. Charles ID.
Goodreault, Robert Ira Grant, Corp.
Ivan G. Hartshorn, Charles G. Hast
ngs, Lee Elmer Haywood, Corp, Vcrn
!. Howard, Willard Fl. Keech, Clar-
,nce w. Lillicrap, Thomas McBey,
Felix L. Mcqueen, Leon w Miller,
jorp. Eugene J. Nedeau, Charles w.
Philips, Jr, Louis l.. Philips, Clarence
A.Powell, Percy M. Rainey, Clarence
2. Ripley, Karl B. Ruessell, Harold
\. Rutledge, Ralph T. Saastany,
George Albert Smith, Harold r.
smith, Sergt Charles D. Stanley,
'ofp Fred j. Stone, Ivan r. Streeter,
Henry Lewis Stewart, William J.
Tirtuc, Henry Arthur Young. J
important Notice to Returned Sol
diers and Sailors
The Home Service Department of
he Red Gross wishes to bring to the
attention of all men discharged from
he service the following points:
Advantage of Government lnsur-
,nce-It is impossible to over-em-
,hasize the advantage Of keeping this
Insurance in force. If the right to
continue it is lost, the holder cannot
again obtain insurance except from
private companies at an increase in
.ost. Moreover, many of the men
nay have become uninsurable as q
,esult of the war, through physical
Impairment and if they drop this in-
uranee, they will lose the last OPP
,ortunity for their families to have
uch protection. I
Insurance will lapse-Unless pre- .
NUNS are paid within thirty-one
avs after the insured ceases to be
II active service insurance will lapse.
Checks or money orders should be
made payable to the treasurer OF the
United States and sent direct to the /,
Bureau of War Risk Insurance. At !
ention of Insurance Section, Treas
Try Department, Washington, d.. C.
The War Risk Insurance Bureau
will Grant reinstatement under GER
ain conditions if application is made |
within six months after the date
apse.. When insurance has been al
owed to lapse IN any instance the IN !
sured will be assisted in being reii.-
,tated by the Home Service of the
Red Gross. Every person iN1lding this
insurance may keep it up for a period
If five years after peace is proclaimed
oy the President upon regular pay
nent of premiums 80
Not later than five years after the
! termination of the war, this term in
surance may be converted without
medical examination into such forms
IF insurance as may be prescribed by
regulations and as the insured may
1 request. In accordance with the pro-
i visions of the law these regulations
i will provide for the right to convert
4 into ordinary life, 20 payment life, en-
a down1ent maturing at age of 81 and
into other usual forms of insurance.
H BUT IT WILL CONTINUE TO BE
Fl GOVERNMENT INSURANCE. '.tf
/ Consult Your Homo Service.-Be-
fore allowing yur insurance to lapse
{ consult your Home Service. Advance
III notice VIII DC SCllL W bl4Nih eNo 0NSA' W.
Il the Government afranges the new
H forms of policies.
& Mrs. George Ballou and Mrs
Katharine Morrison have been guests
+ Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Morrison.
& Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Willis returned
/ the last of the week from East Rye
+ gate where they have been guests al
Il the home of their son, E. N. Willis
| and left Tuesday for Maine where
/ they viii spend tbs winter with thell
/ son, Rev. S. j. Willis and family.
/ Myron Bell and Harry Fuller spent
Il Wednesday night in town attending
Ii the basket bail game.
I{ Miss. .Geneviovc Sergeant entertain
I ed her pupils Friday afternoon witt
III q Christmas tree and at South k1rb!
II Saturday evening the school enjoyed
III i tree and gave appropriate exercises
H Mrs. J. e. Warren has a new piano