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YALE SENDS OUT
598 GRADUATES
Award of 13 Honorary Degrees
Marks Commencement at
Venerable Institution
ADMIRAL SIMS MADE L.. D..

New Haven, Conn. June 1S.--Com-
mencemcnt exercises in Woolsey nan
today were those of Yale University $
210th year. Thirteen honorary de-
grces and 59S degrees for work in
course were given.
''This war has shown that the com
missioned personnels of navies in gen
ornl are not well trained in the prac-
tice of the principles of warfare, how
ever skilfull and efficient they may be
in other respects said Rear Admiral
William s. Sims, president of the Naval
War College, in his address following
the award of doctor of laws degree. He
urged the Comparative necessity of naval
war colleges on a better and larger
scale" because of the rapidly changing
conditions of war on the sea.
"Our strategic and tactical objec-
tivcs,' he continued. "arc the same as
they have always been since the earliest
days of organized naval operations;
that is. to Strike the enemy with force
superior to that with which he can OPP
pose us at the point Of contact. The
problem differs in no essential respect
from that of Nelson's time. The only
difference is that the conditions have
become much more complicated. the
weapons more destructive. and the el"-
ment of time is vastly more important.
"With both commanders determined
to fight decisive action. the issue will
be decided in very short time. and the
result will be the practical destruction
of the defeated fleet.
"Our problem is to devise means of
applying our practical experience of
Instruments of destruction in accord
arcc with the immutablc principles of
warfare. This will require continuous
study. Hence the absolute necessity
of naval war college of as great
capacity as practicable.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-12
CTETE POZORNE.

Nam dobre domy ma pro-
del a sice: Jeden ma w. 46 ul.,
blize Dennison kary. Dunn je
pro dive rodiny, ma A pokoje a
koupelnu dole a a pokoje a
koupelnu nahore. Ma plnou Wy
sku, pdda mad celym domem,
bTidlicova stfecha, sklep pod
celym domem, elektrina, plyn,
je sest roku stary, lot je 35 pri
125 strevicich. Proda Sc "a
$645O. Hotove $2400, ostatni
ma splatky jako rent.
Dunn ma prodej ma Clifford
ul. v Brooklyne, S. W., ma 7
pokojd, velmi pohodlny, pro
jednu rodinu, letnf kuchyne, e.
lektrina, plyn, lot je so pri 1876
strevicich. Da Sc "a $4,000, no.
ltove S1100, ostatni jako rent.
Pekny dunn cislo 3443 w.
65. ul. hodicl Sc pro jednu ro-
dinu, A pokoje dole, koupelna,
plyn a elektricke osvetleni,
nahore jedna loznice, mensi
puda, sklep, lot 40 pri 100
strevicich, je 6 roku starry a
proda Sc "a $3.50. Hotove
$1100, ostatni jako rent. Biz
81 zdeli Jan Smik, 4811 Clark
Ave. S. w. Muzeme Vam pro-
dati dobra obchodni misla,
fanny. Prijd'te Sc poradit ma
uvedenou adresu. lib
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
cigarnicky obchod blize Car
Station. Trzi sc $500 tydne.
Blizsi Sc sd6ll V elsie 1O320 Mi
les Ave. Vemte Broadway ka-
ru. 11-1S
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PRIME Sc

mlady, radny a spolehlivy
muz V zelezarskem a ruz-
nymi potrebami opatfenem
Department.. Zada Sc ca
stecna zkusenost v tomto o.
boru a ably byl mocen ceske
a polske reci. Dobre m1sto
a dobra mzda pro dobreho
muze. Haste Sc u The Mo-
skopp Co., 5706 Broadway.
lib
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VELKA LACE.

40 akrG vesmes rovn6, cerne
hlinite pudy, 6pokojovy dun,
garaz, velka stodola, slepicnik,
pramenita voda, 40 jabloni,
les, diva kone, Sest krav, 3 pra-
sata, 80 slepic, veskere far
marske naradi urodou, pul
mile cd dlazd6ne cesty, koste-
la, skoly, obchodu atd. Proda
Sc LEVINE neb vymeni "a prici-
nou start. Musi byti prodano
behem 10 dnu. Mattel odcestu
je do Floridy. Mrs. Holson,
1919 E. 40 ST., roh Hamm ul.
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HLEDA Sc p. MarSicek, kite
ry pfijel posledni vypravou
legionaf4. Necht' Sc laskave
hlasi u pi. Opatrny, 6925 u
Mon Ave. Hip
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MUZ v SUKNfCH

obievi Sc v nedeli ma jevisti
Cseke Mar. Sine pri divadle
Sokoia Havlicek. Zaopatrte
ST v cas- listky u pi. Vackove,
chcete-li Sc v nedsli nalezite
pobaviti.
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~ Smich mad smich, legra-
ce "a legraci We hire 'KRA-
SNA Cleo, kterou ma po-
sviceni sehraje TYL. " G. N.
SIM ma Broadway. Zamluv-
te 81 v cas- vstupenky v OBJ
chods p. Vacka tamtez.
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PRODAJi Sc. kuchynska
kamna Ma plyn Sc ctyrmi koly
a jcdny mensi plynove vyhrev
nj, Upln6 zachoyal6. Cena lev
ma. Haste Sc V elsie 1915 E.
55. ul. !?
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PRODA Sc

PRODAJi Sc vyhrevni ka-
mna ma m6kke uhli. Haste Sc
V Gisle 1854 L. az. ul. lib
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mi nejste protivny!' pravila
uprimnym, veselym a st'ast.
nym 1smevem.
"Anuito, Wy jste andel!'
"To prece neni odpoved'."
Mate pravdu. Muslin van
odpovedeti. Muslin vam vSecE
no vysvetliti = ale toliko
vam.'
"Jest to tedy velice vazne a
tajemne?"
"Posoudite sama, Anuito, az
mne vyslechnete."
Pohledl ma divku V patrnem
pohnuti a dodal:
"Prisel jsem drive - doufal
jsem, ze vas tu najdu ze bu-
de mono vami promluviti"
"Nuze, doufam, re naskytne
Sc mi pfilezitost, abych vecer
mohla s vami promluviti. Bude
tn plno lidi, pujde to tim
snadn6ji.'
"Dekuji - nam vam to-
lik co rici :"
"Nyni bychom byli vyruso-
vani, jest jiz sedm hodin. Ho-
ste budou zde co nevidet. Mu-
sim nahoru k matinee, abych
il sama dala kamelii do vlas1
- Prosim, podrzte je.'
Podala mu oba kvety.
"Obleknu 81 zatim rukavice"
Zatim co hledel mlady muz
plamennym zrakem, jeviclm
vrouci lasku, ma mladou div
ku, oblekala Anuita hebkou ru
kavicku.
Kdyz byla hotova, zapjala
81 knoflicky ma leve ruce.
Ale ma prave ruce necht6lC
sc il to nikterak dariti.
"Dovolila byste mi %
ptal Sc mlady muz nesmeEe.
Podala mu ihned ruku.
Sotva byl hotov s malou pra
CT, kazdemu zamilovanemU
tax drahou, bylo slyseti, re o.
teviraji Sc vrata vjlzdi dc
dvora kocar.
"Jiz n6kdo jede." zvolals
divka. - "Musim bezeti. -
Ma shledanou!' zaseptala pak
s privetivym usmevem, kdyz j
podal kamelie a odb6hla svez
a rychla jako vyplaSena Ian
ka.
DOb6hla do prvniho patrs
po bilych mramorovycb scho
dech, oZdobenych kvetinami Z
bohaJymi perskymi calouny *
zlateho a stribrneho tkaniva.
Zastavila Sc ma prostrannt
chodbe a otevfela dvefe ma le
We strane k bytu sv6 matky
lltery byl uplne oddelen cd by
tn baronova.
"Jak isl Gervena a udycha
na drahouSku," divila Sc pan
Rivadarcosova pri pohledu M
divku, ktera il vroucne objal;
a libala il meme.
"Opozdiia jsem Sc trochu /
nyni jsem bezela pc schodech'
vysvetlovala mlada divka.
"Domnivala jsem Sc veru, z
az neprijdeS!"
"Zde mas svoji kamelii, ma
| tinko," rekla divka misto cd
! povedi. "Prosim, drz chvili IT,
Sc, upevnim ii il sama V tvu
krasny vlas.'
\. Dovedla matku k velikem
zrcadlu a pripjala il billy kvt
do vlasu lehkou a dovedno
rukou.
"A nyni ty," pravila, kloni
| hezkou hlavinku, ably baronk
: mohla upevniti druhy kv6J z
iejim malym ruzovym ouSker
| Mlada divka vzala pax En-
mu okolo pasu, pritahla il
zrcadlu tax, ably Sc tam mus
: la podivati a rekla:
i "Vid', re nam to ob6ma sll
/; si?"
+ "V tvem v6ku sluSi vScchno
!, odvetila Emma a q Okla slehl
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SIM, ktere muze 81 kazdy po-
slechnouti "a penize We verej-
ne mistnosti.
Pani Rivadarcosova, Jenna,
utlocitna DANA vybrouseneho
vkusu brala ohled ma svoji
dceru a necinila jako ostatnl.
U nj p6stovala Sc jen vazna
hudba, jiz provozovali skutec-
nj umelci, "a jichz znamost sc
nemusi nikdo hanbit.
Salon, kan byl Marko uve-
den, byl veliky zarizen sice
velmi bohate, ale pri tom vkus
ne a neokazale; nejevila Sc tn
libusrka Lopezova pro zive a
kriklave barvy.
Zde sidlila baronka zafidi
la vSe die sveho vkusu.
Salon byl spojen krytou
verandou, kterouz chodilo Sc
primo do parku.
Veranda, kryta pohyblivou
slrechou a sklenenymi stenami
byla naplnena iiznimi kvetina
mi a krovinami a tvofila "a
chladnych dnu rozkosnou zim-
nj zahradu.
Barohka pilne osetrovala
kvetiny; mela je rada a sice ne
toliko proto, re patrilo to k do
bremu zpusobu a ze to bylo
drahe.
M6la zvlastni dar od priro-
dy = zahradnici no dobre zna
il a Iituji, re byva ud6len jen
malokterym vyvolenym - to-
tiz, ze ozivovala kv6tiny pou-
hJm dotknutim, ba pouhym
dechem.
Vzala-li pod svou ochranu
zakrnely stromecek, hynouci
kvetinu, tn zajiste stromek "a
nedlouho Sc zazelenal a kv6t
Zvedl sklon6nou hlavinku a
buine rostl
Budiz nam dovolena po-
znamka, re pozorovali jsme
sami po dvacet let tento podiv
ny ukaz &c neni 0 pouhou
smy$lenkou nebo lichou pove-
rou.
Cele taiemstvi zvlaStniho to
no ukazu spociva toliko vlasce.
Osoby opravdove a vroucn6
milujici mali V sobe zazrac-
nOu moe.
Kolik matek zachranilo w
sve chore, lekarem k smrti od-
souzene ditky pouhym magne-
tismem sve vule a nezvratne vi
ry, neznou neskonalou peel a
laskaVym oSetrovanim, jimi2
zahan6ji horecku zastraSi
nelilostnou smrt. =.
Byl carokrasny cervnovy ve
Ger 30 horkem dni; slunce "a
hnalo Iitezne mlhy vznaSeji
ci sc chmurn6 mad Parizi; We
Skera okna zimni zahrady by
la oteVrena prostorem prou
dill cisty Tzduch, nasyccny o
pojnou vuni kvetin.
Marko rozhledl Sc po salon
a zameril X verand6; patrn
pfivabcn vuni a svezi zeleni
nebo snad i k iinym mocnyr
kouzlem a sladkou predtucho
Ackoliv byl mlady muz dc
celia sam nepoZorovan, nc
mohl pfecc utajit patrnG pc
hnuti.
Kdyby byl lekar vysetrovs
tluko1 ieho srdce, byl by zaj
ste ziistil "urychleny, horecn
pohyb a znacnG zvysenou tepl
tu.'
Mlady duvernik Lopezu
pr0sel volne salonem a vstov
pil ma Verandu; i tn Sc patr;
We rozhlGdl a popoSel nekoli
Eroku, az nahle stanul a oh,
ccine bleda jeho tvar vzpl;
nula rudou zari.
Mezi dv6ma kameliemi
zrel tvaf, usmivajici Sc pri j
no n6znem pohiedu.
Bylo to war mladG krasl
divky.
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PRODA Sc pekny majetek
V Brooklyn6 ma zap. slrane 3
roxy starry, V n6mz sc naleza
dobre jdouci grocerni a reznic
ky obchod. Jsou tam pekne
fixtures, plyn, elektrika, sklep
pod celym domem, vSe moder-
ne zafizeno. Lot je 40 pfi 1876
stfeVlclch, garage, slepicniky
a jine zarizeni. Cena $1,000,
hotove Sc zada $4,000, ostatni
die ujednani. Haste Sc u j.
Smika, 4811 Clark Ave. S. w.
11-17
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Francouzsky napsal Andreas Matthey


YOU plet' a vyhlizela tax roz-
tomile a sv1dne, re mohl j
kazdy povazovati "a vilu kras-
neho sveziho zakouti, podoba
jiciho Sc kvetinovemu raji.
Pravili jsme, re Sc mlada
divka usmivala.
Polootevfenymi =, rdzovymi
rty leskly Sc perlove zoubky a
2 jasneho Okla zarily laska a
chut' k zivotu Jenna, 1tlocit
ma duse.
"Dobry vecer, pane Marko,"
vitala ho mlada divka, vystu-
pujic ze stinu kvetoucich ka-
melii.
Objevila Sc v cele krase sa-
lonniho uboru, coz oslnilo mia
deho muze TAX, re nebyl scho
pen ami slova.
VeSkere jeho city soustredi-
ly sc jeho ocich.
Mlada divka vyhlizela
vskutku prekrasne We vkusnem
sv6tlem safe 2 modreho hedva-
bi; barva hodila Sc znamenite
k rusym vlasum a svetle pleJi
divcin6, ktera drzela V jedne
ruce dlouhe bile rukavice il
miz zapomnela patrne prikry-
ii ubel oblych ramen, dru-
he dive poupata kamelii prave
utrzenych.
Krom uzkeho zlateho prouz
ku ma leve ruce nem6la mlada
Givka prazadneho Sperku.
Chvili stala nepohnut6, jak
byla vystoupila ze stinu kve-
Tin, pon6kud naklon6na ku
predu; tesla Sc patrne dojmu,
iimz pdsobila jeji krafa ma
mladeho tajemnika.
este tedy take nasln ho-
stem?" tazala Sc pax Vystupu-
JIG uplne re stinu kvetoucich
keTu.
"Ano, sletno," odvetil Mar
ko. "VaS pan olec poctil mne
tez pozvanim.' 20 20
"Tusila jsem to- rykla pro-
ste. 40 III
"Skutecn6 - myslila iste ma
mne?"
Podala mu ruku proste a ne.
Vinn6; nebyla navykla pre-.
tVarce a myslila, re neni treba
SLOW.
Uchopil Sc jeji ruky a liba
il tax uctive a spolu horouc
ne, re jeho city zrejme zraci
Fly Sc V jeho chovani.
"Jsem mnohem drive ustro
Jena nez matinka", hoVoril;
vesele, netaiic radost 2 rozmll
Wy mladym muzem. "Prisl;
isem 81 pro tyto kamelie. Jet
Ma Jest pro mne," pravila, pri
drzujic 81 belavy kv6t k hust,
mu, bujnemu vlasu, "druha j,
pro matinku, mivame vzd
stein6 kv6tiny."
"Jak Sc dari pani matce?
ptal Sc Marko rychle, iakob
chtel utlumiti V srdci vrela 81
va obdivu a lasky.
Bylo patrno, re nechtel pro
! ievit vaSnivou lasku, ktera zr
, ella Sc V kazd6m ieho pohled
, i hnuti.
Matinee dari sc dobre,' o
| povedela Anuita. "Vyhlizi utl
: A meme, take by mohla by
moji sestrou jen malo stars
Jest vsak velice statecna; VI
tc mi, pane Marko - myslir
/ le zije mym zivotem a re n
: bude churav6ti, pokud ia bud
zdrava a nesestarne, pokud
0 budu mlada."
Vase matka milujc vas V;
V niv6, a kdo by vas nemilov
i nned, jak vas uvidi - a CO
: teprve, kdyz vas mad to pa
k pozna -
: "Vy mne tedy milujete
l. ptala sc priv6tiv6 ma mel
hledic.
l. 80 Anuito - jestli zc V
!, | ,,,iltii - Sopt,I
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PRCDA Sc dobre zarizeny
a Sc vyplacejici hudebni OBJ
chod. Dobra prilezitcst pro Ce
cho hudehnika, cdbornilSa. A
dressa Sc sdcii v administered
tchoto listu. q
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PRIME Sc nekolik maSina
rex a n6kolik divek ma rucni
damskou praci. Haste Sc ci
sic 1872 f. 40 ul. Hip
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.LYNDONVILLE

/ Mrs. W.. H. Parker and her sis
ter, Mrs. Asa McKenny from Boston
are In Bellows Falls this week
where they will look over and dis.
pose of the household goods belong
ing to their aunt, Mrs. Elsie Willis
Mrs. Willis is the only sister of the
late Leroy s. Howe, and has ofte1
visited here. She has many friend
who regret to know that she is nov
in a Boston sanitarium sufferire
from an incurable disease. Her two
nieces return to Boston to see he
as soon as their sad GRAND i
done. re
John Mead Of Kentucky, Dart
mouth student, spent a short time
at H. e. Folsom's last week.
The Thanksgiving foot ball gam
between the Montpelier and vail
school teams, scheduled for Thanks
giving day, was cancelled on account
of the snow fall.
Congratulations are extended two
of our most popular young people.
Alexander McLane of the post
office clerks and Miss Alice Clarke
of the creamery force, whose en-
gagement is now announced. :.
Clayton Gould gave small dance
in the Gable Hall Friday evening, il
which his pupils participated, the
music being furnished by Harold
Cu11ier.
Among Thanksgiving week visitors
in town were the Rev. and Mrs. +.
H. Moore and son Of Randolph at J.
S. Buffers; William Campbell and
family of White River Junction at
Francis Hoyt's; Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Batchelder of Claremont with
Mrs. Eugene Powers; Charles VIII
son and wife of Boston with his
mother, Mrs. S. J. Wilson. Some OF
our people who "Thanksgivinged''
away from here were j. l.. Watchie,
Miss Lora Watchie and Leo Stone at
Frank Lanctot's in st. Johnsbury;
Mrs. John Cleary with her son,
Walter at Newport; Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Humphrey at Glover; Ralph |
and family and Charles
Lewsey and family with Ralph
rurnbull's in Sutton; Miss Vera
Thomas at Springfield; Carroll
George at Fairlee, Charles Hale and
Harley Cowles and their families at
The long illness of Mrs. F. E.i
Jobleigh was frightened last week
" lavish sunshine box from
.ood number Of ihcr friends,
Mrs. Everett Chase of Barnet
pent a few days last week with her
lister, Mrs. w. S. Jeifers.
The ladies of the Universallst
hurch are to have their annual hol- /
lay sale and supper Thursday, Dec
l.
RandalPs orchestra had their usu-
Saturday evening dance and the
tendance was very good
Jonathan Ross Titcomb, who is :
ow a freshman at Dartmouth col
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TEAM NO. S IL
ST. JOHNSBURY LOCALS

Miss Dometille Bernier ic complet-
ing her work at the Concord Candy
Kitchen and will work at the scale
factory office. 4
Mrs. Burleigh Ruggles of West
Burke visited here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred d. Gilman leave
this afternoon for New Boston where
MI. Gilman has, extensive interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Parks Of Wat
erford were in town on business Tues
day.
Lawyer Guy w. Hill goes to Hyde
Park Wednesday morning to attend
the December term of Lamoille coun.
ty court.
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ed in an automobile collision about a
month ago, is back in school though
not entirely recovered from his acct
dent.
Notice has been received at the To-
cal recruiting office that the motor
transportation corps has been opened
for enlistments. All young men in
terested in this branch are advised 10
call at an early date as this branch of
the service may not be open long.
The meetings of the Interchurch
world movement open at the Method
ist church Wednesday forenoon at 10
o'clock and continue through the day
and Thursday, the conference closing
on Thursday night.
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lege delighted his friends here by
a short visit last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Watson gave
a whist party at their home Saturday
evening, one of a series given by the
people of st. Peters church. There
were six tables of whist and the eve
ming was very much enjoyed.
Miss Angie Wiley visited her
brother, Harris Smith, in East Burke
last week.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Colrran is very i'll with pneu-
monia.
Schools are all in session again
Tuesday and work goes on just as
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ST. JOHNSBURY LOCALS

Mrs. Abbie Colby, who has been
spending the week at East Burke re-
turned Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Albert Ward of the
Kurn Hattin Home at Westminster,
who have been visiting among rela-
tives and friends, returned to their
home Sunday, making the trip by auto
Charles e. Darling who is employ
cd for few months at Profile, N.
H., spent Thanksgiving with his
family.
r.. A. Pierce, late proprietor of the
Quality restaurant, came down from
Lyndon today on business trip. His
son, Wayland Pierce, who was injur-
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-02
ST. JOHNSBURY LOCALS.

Miss Zilla Rodliff went Monday to
her school work at Plymouth after
spending the holiday with her par
ents.
Alexander Dawson of Lebanon has
been the guest of Miss Florence Sea-
ley, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Jennie Forsythe of st. Johns
bury Center visited her daughter, Mrs
Burleigh Ruggles Tuesday.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-02
BOWLING LEAGUE

The first round of the tournament
Of the Fairbanks Bowling. League
ended last Friday. Honors for high
game went to Frank Emmons with
a string of 261. Honors for high
average went to Clyde Fuller with.
l79 in Is games.
Following are the averages to date
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-02

"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" to be
genuine must be marked with the
safety "Bayer Cross" Then you are
getting the true, worldfamous Aspir-
in, prescribed by physicians for over
18 years.
Always buy an unbroken package
Of "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" which
contains proper directions to safely
relieve Colds, Headache, Toothache,
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-02
Knights of Pythias

Regular meeting of Apollo Lodge
No. 2. Tuesday evening, at 800,
Dec. 2.
Fl. w. Clark, C. c.
Fl. E. Anderson, K. r. S.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-02

{ if nothing had happened.
V. /. S, dancing classes come
again Friday afternoon and evening
81 this week.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-02

Earache, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Rheu-
matism Neuritis, Joint Pains, and
Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets
cost but few cents. Druggists also
sell larger "Bayer" packages. Aspirin
is the trade mark of Bayer Manufac-
ture of Observation-Disclosures of Salicy-
licacid.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-02-26
ALL THE AL sBANYS

church has been postponed on account
of the temperance of the epidemic
in town.
Mrs. James Dow was called to
WATERFOWL, Mass, by the serious con
dition of her son-in-law, Elmer Wal
lace, who was injured by a fall from
building.
News has been received here that
Elmer Wallace of Watertown, Mass.
has been seriously injured by a fall
from building and is in a critical
condition.
Masquerade! Promenade! Dance
Box Support Lemonade! Orchestra
All at Newton's hall, Tuesday evenin,
March II, given by the pupils of tn,
Cheney school. Admission 25c.
The Ladies' club met Feb. 20 with
Mrs. A. j. Miles. There were eleven
members present and one new mem
Der was added to the society. A very
pleasant afternoon was spent The
next meeting will be with Mrs R. NJ
Cowles, March Is.
Word has been received of the
death of Mrs. Lydia Smith of Law
renee, Mass, mother of c. H. Smith.
Mrs. Smith lived in this town for sew
eral years and was a woman of ster-
ling worth. She lived to the advanc-
ed age of SO years. The interment
was at Greensboro, her former home,
on Tuesday.
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NEWS FROM IRAASBURG

serious illness of his grandfather .
n. Page.
Harold Sheperd gave a very int,
esting talk in the NJ. E. church S1r
day evening on his experiences in Il.
training camp.
Rev. S. G. Sutton was in MontpaI;..
the first of the week attending
meeting of the state Epworth Leagus
Institute Faculty.
A. E. Harlow went to Waterfowl
Haas, Sunday night to see Elms
Wallace, who has been seriously in
jured by falling from a staging.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene McAriste
entertained his mother and brothers
George and Frank, and her sister
Mrs. Gene Sullivan, of Westfeld over
Sunday.
Another supply of yarn has beer
:, glcltr o. knitting Tor all who wish
The yarn can be had at Mrs. G. v.
Russell's.
Remember the entertainment to be
given by the school children in the
town hall March 7th. The proceeds
are to make good the pledges of the
Victory Boys and Girls. Admission
Is and cents.
The lecture by Fred G. Bale given
in the town hall Thursday evening as
the third number of the lecture course
was all that could be desired Nr
Bale is prominently a scholar and q
student of human nature and his lee
ture on "The Fourth Line of De
fence" was full of sound advice an
while it hit hard, was full of meat 70
those interested in tomorrOw's cit
zenship, and he knows how to enter
tain and at the same time present V
tai truths in so forceful a manne
that you will always retain them a
living truths. Many were heard
remark that it was the best lectm
ever given here.