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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
DROWNfNGToN

CA w Davies, Correspondent
lisa belle Cullen. who teaches in
district No. Z. has Been enjoying 4
short Taeatio1--fpn account Of colG
weather there were no services at
zeYo.-Mrs. Myrtle Burroughs is on
the gain-Mrs. Ralph Kelley, R'h7
recently underwent IN. operation at
the Mary Fletcher hospital at Eur
lineton, is gainins.--Erncst Wright
has finished work for Mrs Emma
JoSlyn, and is at E. A. Gross for the
present Bert Mack and family are
out Of quarantine AS yet there are moi
amy new cases Of scarlet fever-Next
Grange meeting Tuesday evening
January 8. This will be installation
per.-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hagar and
Marion, were in town Christmas day
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Young and lfiss
Marjorie, were in Barton for Christ
mas.-Oliver Marsh ana family were
in town over Christmas-Perley Dill
Ion was home last week from her
school ut st. JohnSbury.--A the last
Grange meeting, Worthy Master, a
W. Davies. gave q written report of
the Vermont State Grange.--Another
good snow storm ana blizzard last
Friday. Not many of the r. F. ID
carriers were able to make their
trips. We all played farmer, waited
for the roads TO be opened.-Mr and
Mrs. Henry Newton VINO have beer
working at Butler, Penn, are at
home.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
E.ILIs-srONE
Former IT. Joi,psi,ury Man Marrics
NontpelieF Girl

Montpelier. Jan. Miss Margaret
u S;one, daughter OF Mrs, A. G..
stGre OF Montpelier, and Lieut. Arthur
w. Ellis Of the radio department OF
aIu,Y were married at the home Of
tho bride at o'clock Monday even
Irg by Rev. Stanley L. Bloomfield
P&stor at the bethany church. Tho
5ride was recovering from a pro
ttIcted illness of typhoid fever, so
that service ives made brief and only
TOE Immediate families attended the
wedding.
.The bride is ! native of Montpelier
:fer f2ther was many years a jeweIel
III that city. She is graduate OF
Montpelier seminary and has for sew
eral ycGEs been employed in the
Naitonal pifc Insurance company's
offers. The groom is It native of
ST. 3ohnsbury, but for several years
Ras liVcd in Montpelier.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
IAIIrfiN

Mrs. w. J.. Russell. SorgesponGenD
Mr.. and Mrs J. w %ickerSon are
ia,S1. .Albars. MaiEe 10 spend the holi-
days vita their daughter. Mrs. Mabel
i:iais,lell and f4miIy.-Mr. and Mrs
Roscoe Brown spent Sunday at John
Gang s,--Tne Rcd Cross drive in town
was y great succcas There being but
tue or two families where there wasn't
one new member and several whore
theTa were morc-N.' and Mrs John
l.,nes were called to Monroe, y. H the
sif,t Of the week to attend the funeral
or his little niece.--Mrs, r. i. Bug
I've Is visiting her daughter Mrs Harry
Hutchinson at Wllder.-W. p. Russcl
vas in Boston recently to attend the
meeting of the commission to fix the
price OF milk for the coming year.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
SOUTH RIEG.ATE
On. c. Halt, .Co-respondontl

i NJ. -. 1taIt, 4 OETeS DO49u&lll 81 :.
.Eev. W, T. Bailey will occarS The
pulpit OF the Presbyterian c!lurclI next
Sunday morning FIRED Ensstrorn
Who ia Grst oa!eer Oh q ,stearn; ;1l,4at
.plsing along the coast OF Alaska Is
sisiting his sister. Mrs Hilbert SA IN
qelson@--t; gorge. Everett .HesEt OF, the
s. s. 1llionois came <saturtiay r..
spend a.few DAYS leave Witt. Aikspar-5
cuts. AIa.S and AIRS. j., l.. Hearth -
4 Newton, ,th9 younsest son. of, AtFs, nd
Ms .sF.<ssBroYn is seriously i[l}AT,,t q
sfleurlatisrn OF the heart.-Rcv@ A.. &.
G9llns, feturnel q SATURDAYS. from {.
hsQnt II s: slae:it3,4 in& l'ennsylyan;;l s. and
tl4rio aud occupied tha pulpit of'tthe,
FIR church. sSuhday morning. -.
Yfiyatc Samuel. r.. Mills Of Cambfidse
Macs, who is. enjoying a two> Week.
Neape went Thursday to pfookiiold
3ays. MIR. Mills win also visit friends
n Burlington before returning horie
z,sIiss Ellen Bone. is caring for Mrs
IA. 4 Besaton, .Ir. who is quite i4i4;@.th
the grippe.-E raymond Hcaton Whc
lH'o weeks agossfbi. Camp JohHston
Jacksonsilies. Fla, has been prompted
10 the rank. of corpora. -Mr.. ane
Mrs. DCnald Beaton have given Ut
sE1eir home for The winter ond are
Boarding with their daughter, Mrs
A. d. Qfant-Mf and Mrs. Frank c
Brown entertained party OF 33 of
heir relatives at their home Christmas
1ay.~-Private Walter Buchanan who
eft for Fort Slocum, y. Y, has beer
transferred to Forth Johnston, Jack
sonville, Fla.-C. =. Darling has NOV
ID out of the Anderson house. He l.
now in Manchester, \. H., where he
ind his wife and son, Charles. Jr. arc
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Andrews
through the holidays II. d
Zone and two daughters Of Gardner
Mass, spent several days here, las
week with relatiyes.-Mr. and Mrs
Am. Terry are spending the holidays
With their son Anda and family ir
ra4iffyille. Conn.-Frcderick Samuel
son who is employed by the Fairbanks
Scale company at St. .JohnsbaIry came
I lonle Monday, the plant having shuf
4 Town for a few days on account of the
severe cold.-Mr.s 2. NJ. Gibson enter
aimed a small company of young
people very please ntly "Wednesday
evening in honor OF her guests Miss
: Helen Gibson and Miss Margaret Sill
/! yer of New York city.-A.> T. Beator
mas vacated the red stone-shed at the
srailroad crossing and is doing bushes:
( 1t his old shed farther down the tract
The boys and girls of the Presbyter
fan Sunday school enjoyed Il New
Years party in the yestry Tuesday
IN. Games were played refreshments
We're served and each child was pre-
scented with a box of candy. the latte:
being the gift of one of the, older
teachers of the Sunday school, Mr.;
VIM. Stephens.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
fsYECATE.
TAc Elucs Serve IL Banquet to the
Reds OF the Young Peoples
Christian Cflion-IocalS.
Airs. c. \. Mc,kirahan, Cor.

1MrS. G.. \. Mcktr2han,. Corr
The, banquet given the Reds rs the
Blues OF the Young Peoples Chris
tan Union on Friday night, was en-
ioyed BY all Who braved the severe
cold to be present. A two months
contest in the months Of July and
August for increased attendance at
the Young peoples mcctins created
an interesting rivalry. The society
made 4 remarkable growth in attend
ance and the interest in the meetings
was greatly revived under the leader
shin of Aida atcLam and Marion
Nelson. The Blucs lost 10 the Reds
ag, q. small Margin The banquet on
Friday night showed the Blues good
lr:sefs!& The meRu consisted. Of
systerSfstoW, coffee. salads. OF differs
-ant VARIETIES cinnamon rolls, ! pie,
griddh cakes and maple syrup. A
grogr&m of toasts and responses folf
lo7geds $5rnaIl f4oNe acting as toast
master. The loader of The Reds,
Miss Marion Nelson. responded to She
toast, Tho Dement'S OF the, Young
Peoples Christian Union" in we'll
FerdeSis reply. Miss sOrphas MeLam
soId Of. the Inception and growth Of
The society Mrs George Gebbie
gave a tribute to the former mem :
bers Of the, s0ciety,- bringing to mind
the. vacant chairs and the silont
voices and tile. changes wrought rs
tue passing Of the years. w. II. Mel
soh gave in. itgures the amount OF
money contributed during 1.-The so
atety's history and the use made or
the money, o,sr $1,000 having been
given. J. Dalcs McEa!n told OF the
work of tha Rel Gross. in the many
different phases Of its work. Mrs H.
Fl. Simpson traced the origin, growth
md purpose OF the Red Cross in a
clear and Interesting talk introduced
By g mirth-propokihg story. Rev. Il
Fl. Simpson recited the poem, a
French Canadians story entitled Joe
puNal," taken from q Caledonian of
recent date. Miss Aida PLAYED a
piano solo. Raymond Thompson, n
cornet Solo. The male quartet APP
peared in 4 new role and were II
their. best. A monster graphophone
had heon built for the occasion, large
enough to admit the quartet, consist
ing of Richard Batten, S. Powers; of
East Ryegate~ and. j. Arthur Syn1es
Ind Edwin AIcl<ira han of Ryegate.
The nansical part of the machine gave
universal satisfaction. The case,
1iscs, horn and wheel, all of imnfense
size, showed ingenuity and /. clever
ness in the originators and altogether
made happy ending to a most en-
joyable evening. go
Mr. and Mrs. james Nelson return-
ed from a weeks visit at Oneadi, y,
Y., with Mrs. Nelson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mitchell, ION Saturday,
Miss Coleman of Spartansburg, S. c.,
IS spending her Christmas vacation
With Miss Margaret Nelson. The
Blue Mountain Grange gave a box
supper on Wednesday evening for
he benefit of the Red Cross society,
realizing 500. s5.4The local Red
Cross has sent the. following articles
during December: 9rsweaters, pairs
wristlets. 3 pairs bed socks 2 scarfs,
g fracture pillows and 2 sets night
shirts.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
CEEW-LEVTCK co. TO
LEAVE ST. JOHNSBURY

fff Grew LeYick Company has
lG9ef It's plant on Bay street The
fe;sspn assigned was that owing to
congestion Of transportation lines
'Dey were unable to get sufficient
hi9mepts through The local man.
ger II. ". Allen, has gone 10 Bos-
ION, sahrre he wiil enter the employ
- the &ew England Maple Sugar
CQTfspan ny.
ts Is understood that che Grew
i.zspJea plants at Newport. Essex
.ft.;lction and White River Junction
r;tre Also been closed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
sTANNARD

a a. x. Bartlett, Correspondent
- ii. Smith &a in West Derby on
hasincSs TnurSlay.-Mrs Florence
e qc.liel and Forrest Winchester spent
,Filestlay in 81 Iohnsbury. and
MIS- Ernest Marshall were in lizard
@iclt last Saturday The Ladies Md
Sill meet Thrrsday Jan. Srd with
Mrt, Anna Hutchins.-AIl-s. Julia II.
fay is sre . ! improved in health. She
,:odS djStarsa of two miles last Sat
Ifscay for ;he first time III oyes' six
n4onths.-Miss Fannie Smith visited
s@r uncle. ERNEST Page and wife in
Aorrisvilc over Christmas.-l:ey. II.
4. howard was III town Thursday and
Friday calling on -Manville
CFatt Was q VISITOR in HardHick
Thursday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
e,o,,NtrssIosEIss, NOTICE.

ESTATE OF BENJAMIN 4. HUTCHINSON
The undersigned having been appointed
by the Honorablc Probate Court for the Dis
trict OF CaleA onia. Commissioners. TO re.
ceiye. exn,uine, and adjust The claims ard
demands, OF all persons against the estate OF
BENJAMIN F. EiutehinFop. inte OF Waterford,
in said district. deceased, and al claims cx-
hibiteei in offset thereto, hereby give notice
that we will meet Cor the purpose aforesaid
at the residence Of G. II. Eowinan. i'll the
town of waterford, in said dist rjet. on The
End day. 81 February and 22nd day of June
mex t. FROM . O'Clock A NJ. pntil = O'Clock
p. NJ; or, eaclr OF eais' days and thnt sis
months from the o2nd Gay of Decemher-
A. =. -91.. is The tityfe Omitted lly said Con"
us for examination ami ;siiewapee.,a;, * 49,.
Dated at Waterford. VI, this 3ist day q
December, A. i. 1917
: SIIsVaNI.S HEMINGWAY
.--: HARRY r. Ri:AtICE. L
= Com nlissioners.
~ = -, 81. II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
Order OF Notice WIN.
-EsrArE OF JosHrn pAlesl.Is

}s4:sa- ES.IAfEOF JDSEiU pAIGLE ~
STATE OF VEsNoNT. District Of caIedoni:.. IS
1, The Honofal1ie Probate Conrt for he bis
trsct Of Caledonia: 70 ali persons interested
in the. estate QfJ asephs p:igle, late oil isttLe
fnRafd District dece aSe1 grtetinG.&t
Al 4 Prohats Court, Holden az: ST. Johns
barry within and Tor said District on th,
2Fth day OF ueeenber, ND 1tlTs, an instrii
nien pu,'p!S' ting o he The last Millsand res
tanent OF Ioseph I4;IgIe, late iof Burke
IN. said Pistricg. lcceasel. was 5pfesetifet
to the Court aforesaid for Probate ! sH
Aitf It is ordered by saiclr onrt th1t TIE
i9th1day of-lnnua ~, SD p. i 9.tS. ut tth,
l1iobftc Office jim saidt ST. IolinsbnT siyei ~
siRneti for prosiug said instrument and thai
suottsy elicreof le, given II .all4 nots onseou
eerned. by publishing I his. pflier thEce weeks
suecessivety in, the st. ! chasl,uty cnIed on
ian, !fsne,ysp yer circul atiug In 3hAt vicini
ty.iasseid District, precious 10 the time ap|
pointed.
Therefore, yon are hereby notified TO all
pear before said Court. at be time and tIlhc1
safo'csaid. aud contest thcprobatc OF said
wtl.ifSou have cause. n. ~
Given under m Y hand at st. Iui)ushury Isl
said l1sttics, this 21th day ots December
4. u, 1917. - NJ
WAITER p. SMITH, Judge.
% 20. ~ f-@ f-2.3k
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
EAST BURKE
Child Fell Into Pail Of Hot Water
Personals and Locals

Little Doris Cheney fell over bach
wards into Il p:lil of boillng nor
water Monday night st this writ
expected = Mrs. Nt,stie Spencer went
Thursday 10 Suffolf, Conn, TO visit
friends for q few weeks. Her dauah-
ter. Miss Louise spencer. who teach
cs school in the White district, m.li
board With Mrs. f. L. Temple during
her ;3bsencc.-IsoN. and Mrs. l. :.
Rose and little 6:rcta. spent f,!4 .isc--
mss with Rev and Mrs. liutchinson
| in Lyrdonville.-ReH. f. ". Starte-
vant went Monday to his home in
lIartland to be. away till >Iridly.-
Mrs. Bert GauHin = and daughter.
Mattie. ct Orleans. and Miss St..sie
Phillips OF Albany, spent the pas
week with Mr.. ard Mrs. Clgcar pals
| ips.--AIr and Mrs. Bertor StFpeter
| we're in st. bloomsbury Tuesday te
visit their daughter, Miss GicnF
Sfreeter.-AIr alad Mrs. Charles i
Walter and little daughter of st
Johnsbury spent Christmas With theia
daughter and husband MIR. and Mrs
Walter Nelson. 1T Hi Top F.rE1.--
Mr.. and Mrs: Alfred burlington Of
West Lebanon, y. H.. were week end
visitors of his parents, Mr.. and Airs.
George MISUNDERSTANDING for tire
Red Cross Thursday afternoon at the
vestry-Mr. and Mrs NJ H. Gil:,or5
Mr.. and Mrs. Delnie Da.is Of I,En-
don, Fred and Kenneth Stafford and
MI and Mrs. George Hubbard SD mi
Christmas day With Mrs Mary H3b%
bard and Mrs. Nellie (,asW'Cll.--lirs
Isaiah Mathers is helping care fe>
her mother, Mrs. Arthur MGdsil1, F'htr
lremains very iu.--MrS. Aln1Cn Smith
returned from Massachusetts Satgr
day where she has been for sc RIO
time With her sister, and is stoo2in:.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Bcmts ~
Charles Leach OF Kirby. visited at DE-
Roots Sunday.-Atr and Mrs. Alfred
burlington Of West Lebanon. \. H..
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burlington and
granddaughter, Katherine Burr nss-
ton of Lyndon. and Miss Lonisc 'Span-
Ger, spent Christmas day at +. r..
Temples Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Kit
tredge of Lyndon. Mr.. and Mrs. T. $.
Harris and three children and AIr.
land Mrs. jefferson Wclch and daugh-
ter, Miss Edna. and Master Lawrence
Est Harris Jenkins@Nictor Horncr re,
turned Friday from Burlington whore
he has been spending q few DAYS
!. with : Observation-Disclosures IL. J
StockwclI. Z. s. ", returned hons
Thursday night from & business trip
i'm Burlington and Cam bridge.-Alf
and Mrs RAY Smith have been spe4stl
ing q few days with relatives III i;
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
EAST RYEG.ATE
a. g. Bedel. Correspondent. J

IA. Ii. b9Geli, correspondents .-
Miss Isabel Burns OF Perth, Can
ada is visiting at II. ". Smith -
Harry Smith is home from college
for tho Christmas reccss,-7Alrs. r..
n. Wells of st. Johnsbury was q guest
OF her father c. NJ. Wallace. We'd
nesday and Thursday.--Mufiel SOM
ers OF barnet spent few days last
week with Ruth Cowan.--Orpha Be-
dell was. u guest of her cousin, Julia
Smith ct. Mcindoes. q few. days last
week. Mrs. +. II. Powers Was in
ST. sJohnshpfg Friday and! SATURDAY..
q guest OF, hes sister, Mrs: r. y. VIII
lis.EAF$: yJoIilf <StoWeGs spent Friday
with h9tt n}ottae1''"at BrigAtlook hospi-
tai. i'm St. Johpsbiiry. AIR. and Mrs,
carl ERtiea,wpcd OF, Westminster &are
Visiting Mrs. TnderWood'si parents,
AR. and Mrs: W. =. Skinner,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
City Mission

: The City Nilsson gave a dinner to
81 boys and girls on New Years day
The dinner consisted of fricassee of
chicken, roast beef, mashed potatoes
and turnips, boiled onions, hot rolls.
nlinee an dapnie pie and cheese. nuts.
e-aisins, oranges, apples, candy, pop.
.eorn and milk. After dinner Mr.
Marshall took the 81 children to the
Please-U theatre We take this OPP
portunity to. thank everyone who help
ed in any way to make the dinner the
success it was.
- (Signed)
Mr.. and Mrs I. G. Marshall.
Jan /, 1918
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
WEST D.ANNIi.tE

: (sIrs: i" T. aver, correspond@nt.)
Carroll Crane das Deel; ,.quite sick
tie past. VIC .is N rs Mary Aver. Is
sisitiiigs der. SIS Il MIS- water .sn,ett
: .sscht9al VAL begin again NN";'nes-
y,f.s'.-AiS a.2} Alfs. -f.e2n R,;9ttif1, end
Il. ttr..sof and Ar. %lr1 MIS- Waller
Snett snant christians ri II X.
Etrhite's.-- 1iss -sltri:e .tH*iel@oA# o:'
st. J0hrsburs WAS a gaest AZ ''iili9cit
Iitsting's e;iI.!: ,,sla: -~=.sl IS A;tf' |
Rf;.cl.ett... MAO has peen hEE3&'ding the
1 l>iStnlfas ...apfG.lnn ~ 5'Fll'r,, f.f'if' -
Fl aer scSltnl II. HltsiHt Ft;.;>"f:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
New Year Social

The North church held their annual
Sew Tears reception 1T the church
Yesterday afteroon from 3 to o'clock.
a boGt Is gathered there to exchange
rfActinsS OF the New Year The
ljfaMboiroff Trio furnished the music
thsotIghout the AFTERNOON. Refresh =
l1,a41t6r o. coffee and sandwiches were
~ rt'~H
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
81. bloomsbury woman's Cinb

Tjie ianuarr meeting Of the st.
j 01aafurp Wonan's club viii be held
At 7't~thian hall on. Monday Jan. z,
AZ ) 90 p. M, in charge of the CiVics
con, cIittee, Mrs. II. +. Ealch, chair
nJaE. Rev. Francis Poole Will give an
address en- Democracy" The cXect-
t.,e board meeting will be held at two
@ 'niOcir
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
-Thc Outlook Club held :, pleasant

~ ---Thc Outlook Club held 4 pleasant
uleGtils with Mrs. Grace Kicker last
Wsrihesday The usual order of eX
ekSises was observed. The treasurer
Mr. Underwood, read ii letter Of
ira fel.s from the Red Cross for so
s!44lts frera the clublat Chris mas. There
&STT- seward musical selections by
Mrs G. 4. pfddiene and Mrs Grace
RscAes and Mrs: G. H. Woodbury. end
Miss Sylvia Kicker. Tile topic for the
Afternoon was discussed concerning the
aHar The meeting adjourned to meet
rith ~ II Underwood January 9Th.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
Municipal Court.

Hershel Hitchcock of Hardwick
will be brought before Judge Frye in
municipal court today. He has been
on probation and is charged with
breaking his probation, by stealing.
chickens on three occasions and with.
intoxication on Christmas eve. lie
was placed on probation following Il
conviction on the charge of breach
of the peace
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02

The joint installation Of the Of
licEfs Of Chambeirin Post c.. \. K. and
", IL e, viii be held at the Post rooms
Sasgrd4r Refreshments viii be ser
Eeda4t noon 1T. Gleason Of Lyndon
N.l}es will act as Installing officer for
try Posi-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the First National Bank
of st. Johnsbury, VT, for the election
of a board of directors FOR the year
ensuing, will be held at the Office Of
said Bank on Tuesday, January s.
1918, at two o'clock p. m.
HOMER Z. SMITH,
Cashier
st. bloomsbury, vt.
December 4. 1917. 12-5-5t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
Annual .NIoAiinr.

The animal meeting of the stock
holders Of the Merchants National
Bank of st, Johnsbury. Nt.,. for tho
election ofsdirectors for the wear en-
suing sNillsbc held at the. office OF said
Bank on Tuesday, January 5, 1918, al
two o'clock p. m.
e CHAS. w. RUITER,
~ 49, Cashier
st. Johnsbhry, VT,
December 5,,p1917 12-5-5t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
PERSONALS

Ilarnld Carr. who has enlisted in
ibr Aviation Corps, has gone back 10
ta7 naipersisy OF Vermont 10 CON
tinuG hts studies until ne is called
fGY service
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
Ricker,s Live stock Market.

ST. Johnsbury4 Vt, Dec. 81, 1917
Receipts at w. A. Ricker's Market
or the week ending Lee. 81, 1917.
Poultry 400, at Is and 16c; lambs
10. at 10 and 13c; hogs 272, at IA and
t5c: cattle 195, at 4 and sc; calves
77s, at and i3c; mich COWS 10, S so
md s1eo. Veal and beef firmer: hogs
inclined lower :,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
ROBBINS-H-ART.

Barre, Jan 1.-James Clarence
Robbins of East Montpelier and Ida
May Hart of stowe We're married at
to'clocl; this morning by Rev. j.. Il.
Reardon at the Cniyersalist parsonage
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
Caledonia Playground Co,

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Caledonia Fair Ground
Co, will be held at the St. Johnsbur.
House in st. Johnsbury, Vt, on Wed
nesday, Jan. 18th 1918. at 1.30 p. m,
for the purpose of electing a board
of directors and to transact any other
business that may legally come be-
fore it,
FRED S. HARTMAN.
Secretary.
st Johnsbury, Vt, Jan. 1, 1918.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
ANNUAL MEETING

rt1< Annual Meeting OF the Corpora torso
tlie. PASSEMPSIC SAVINGS BANK OF st
JohrHbury. VI. win re held at the rooms o
the Rank WeiInesdav. .snpnarye9; 1923, a
tNo O'Clock in the afternoon s. =
re. i;AkHR. Secretary
S".IohnEbury, vt,
De-. ~, 1911. 2~ H.
12-13.3t.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02
DEATHS.
WEATHER..

st Monroe. Dee. 20, Irene Lang. aged
three YEARS. II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02

The Passumpsic Savings Bank
DAYS on January list its usual semi
lnnual dividend on deposits at thf
rate of 4 per cent per annum.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-02

At Binghar's Drug Store. for The weel
ending December "a ;s%@
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-08
Edison Gives to War
His list Birthday

New York.-Thomas \. Edison
will be II years old on February IL.
The day will find the inventor oc-
cupied with the technical problems
of the war in full enjoyment of sound
mental and physical vigor and as
dangerous an opponent as confident
German Wissenschaft well could
wish.
Devoting all his time to the pres
ent great purposes of America in the
world convulsion, the noted inventor
will not loose his grip on his biggest
problem to spend the day i'm the eds
tomary celebration at his home in
Llewellrn Park, West Orange, \. j.
The Association of Edison Pio-
neers, recently organized at the En-
gineering Building i'm New York and
composed of sixty of Mr.. Edison's
early associates, will commemorate
the anniversary at a luncheon in this
city. Some of the pioneers were
with Mr.. Edison at Menlo Park and
others were among his first New York
aids. They date their service with
Mr.. Edison from fifteen years and
earlier and membership in the pio-
neers is restricted to those who
served the Wizard of the Labora-
tory in these early days. These
men are scattered all over the Unit
ed States. Mr. Edison will not be
with them. as his duties will not
hermit