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Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-19

A memorial service for George E
'4illicrap, who died in action on The
fields of France, will be held Sunday
afternoon at 9 o'clock at St. James
church, the sermon to be delivered
by Rev. Alfred Poole Grint, Phi. d.
If St. Johnsbury.
Carl Kelso is stopping at the Bel
len home. With Mrs. kelso he spent
7riday in st. Johnsbury.
At the regular meeting of Rec
Glover Lodge, d. of r., No. 81. Tues,
lay evening, Feb. 25, the ritual work
will be practiscd and good attend
nee is desired.
MI. and Mrs. Sidney O. Harding
and son, Wendell were visitors ir
st. Johnsbury, Friday.
Miss Alice E. Parker and littl'
niece, Helen Parker, visited in St
Johnsbuly, Friday.
Concord visitors in St. Johnsbury
Saturday included Mr.. and Mrs
w. Baker and sons, Alban and Will
ard, Mrs. Bier Ward, Miss Elsie
DdWc, MIS-. LcSllC SOOIJcl, CldlcilCt
w. Lillicrap.
Brigham Hastings of St. Johnsbury
'pent the week end at his home here
Miss Ruth Hastings was in Barre
'rom Saturday till Monday, a guest of
Miss Alice G. Reed.
The young people having the Val
entine box party in charge at tn
Methodist church Wednesday even
ing added SIS to the treasury of II
Ladies' Benevolent society from their
efforts.
A delegation from Moose r
Lodge, No. 80, +. and A. NJ, were
IN Lunenburg Sunday to attend the
'uneral of Ralph Bell. Those attend
ing were Jacob Richardson Jr., f. A
Grav. F. l. Russell, J. K. Hovey, w.
P. Streeter and Fred Spaulding.
Lewis Carpenter, who has been Wis
ting his daughter, Mrs. Frank Proc
Tor at Miles Pond, for several weeks,
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-19
STARTS MUCH SICKNESS

A clogging mass Of undigested food
that remains fermenting in the stom-
ach or intestines sends the poisons it
develops through the entire human
body. "Keep the bowels open," is
one rule of health recognized by all
schools of medicine. Foley Cathartic
Tablets cleanse the bowels. sweeten
the stomach and benefit the liver. For
indigestion, biliousness, bad breath,
bloating, gas or constipation, no re-
medy is more highly recommended.
No gripping or nausea. Sold Every
where.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-19
A WOMAN'S RECOMMENDATION

Mrs.. ID. r. Tryor, Franklin Ave,
Otscgo, o.; writes: "Nne years ago
/ was very much afflicted with kidney
trouble. bought different kinds of
medicine, but all to no effect, until
one day bought box of Foley Kid
ney Pills, / realized so great benefit
from the use of that box that | con-
cluded myself cured of kidney trou-
bic. | feel safe in recommending
Foley Pills to any kidney sufferer"
They relieve backachc, sore muscles,
stiff joints, rheumatic pains and blad-
der ailments, Sold Everywhere.
A Community Nurse in st. Johns
bury might make some families clean
up!
Some women do effect some funny
combinations of dress while taking
down the weekly wash.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-19
1l 4: I: j Sol,
tIade Mrh Tea. a. :. pa. vi.

has returned to his home here.
Homer and Albert Goodall {
port are visiting at the home
cousin, f. l.. Carpenter.
Mrs. L. H. Bazin was conf
he house by illness the first
week.
Henry Ranney was in St.
Jury Friday in the interest
telephone hearing.
Frank Ranney and family
rom influenza. Arthur Cross
listing his grandfather, Henry
hey.
Philip Woodbury. remains in
rious condition.
Philo Lang of Lyndon was
mess visitor in town Saturday
Miss Nellie Ranney was 4 BIT
visitor in St. Johnshury, Tuesd
Albert Morris of the U. S.
Madura" who received his dist
Vt Brooklyn, is guest at c
Taylor is seriously i'll. Mrs.
Bennett Of East St. JohnsbW
caring for him.
DR.. John Wesley and Dr..
Farmer Of St. Johnsbury Were
.'cssional visitors in town thu
If the week.
Thomas Ednev has returned
Ohio and rented the John !,
house at East St. Johnsbury.
Herbert RanDCy CT Danville "
re. Sund,:y guest of Misses
VI Jennie. Ranney.
Hrs. Jacob Richardson, Jr.,
,as been i'll, is recovering. W
Mrs. H. A. Quimby is i'll froi
prevailing epidemic. :.
Fred LeClair of Littleton '
business visitor in town Saturds
Mrs. w. d. Bradshaw and
Lucia Thompson were in st. ]
,,,,,,, Co@,,,Jn1,
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-19
McIndOe Falls

! Mrs Julia Hastings of Danvillc and
| George Hall of Barnet were united
/ in marriage at the home Of Rev. c.
l.. Bliss Tuesday afternoon. They
a'2 to live on the farm recently va
Gated by Mr.. Ccllcy in, Copenhagen.
We see Rev. Mr.. Poole is reporting
q; to his hens, so | would like you
to know, our minister's sisters "littlc
rcd hens" laid Il dozS eggs Monday
o this week.
Mrs. e. l.. Field is working at
{ larlc@ Roy's at West Barnet
Nh. Burbank, with Stanley C.
ptyntcr, the State Pig Agent, and
Mr. Danciger of Washington, gave a
TAX to the grades and Academy stu
n MT; Wednesday forenoon.
Il good nmbcr attended the card
p"rty Tuesday evening, given by the
Grange, and all had fine time.
Ioughnuts, cake and coffee were
81 rived.
Mrs. A. G. Bcdcll of East Ryegate
Srent Tuesday night with Mrs. J. G..
Smith
Rev. Francis Poole of st. Johns
bury was in town Thursday after
noon and gave a most interesting
talk before 4 small company of men.
The subject was concerning the
"trivc" for the one-half million new
members to be gained gbefore an
other year.
1t is expected the mems committee
o. the every member canvas. which
took place recently, will hold thei'
oyster supper and social evening Fri
dy of this week. The losing side has
charge of the affair. 1t promises tc
be great success, and everybody
in the community should attend.
Mrs. H. J. Phelps and James, visit
ed Mrs. ID. M. Nichols last Thursday.
Mrs. Nellie Liddle was in Wells
River on business one day last week.
Miss Nellie Manchester was called
home Friday morning by the illness
Of her father, Charles Manchester.
He is reported better this week.
Helen Phelps of Barnet spent the
week end at w. M. Phelps.
George Bailey was at his home in
WoodsviIle over Sunday.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-19

About all the pleasure some
en- get out of life is reading n
ans magazine.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-19

A good receipt for Bolsht
Have ones little kid plead: 81
I'm hungryw
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-19

lie Spier had the misfortune to
licked by one of his horses last
nesday and has been confined to
ouse several days by lame leg
IS. r. J. Archer returned last
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-19

Some men won't take the evening
paper home because friend wife will
read the ads.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-19

n Kirby and st. Johnsbuly.
Robert Williams, who sustain
broken limb two weeks ago, is
ne as we'll as could be expected.
On account of the illness of
7ral officers to be installed for
>nsuing year, the installation of
ord Grange No. 408 has been !
poncd till February %.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-19

There is always one rocker in the
house that you're always stumbling
over!
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-19
Concord

Mrs. G. 3. French returned Tues;
lay from Roston where she has bee
for two weeks.
Mrs. Perley Morrill,, who has beer
substituting at the Central Office re
turned to st. Johnsbury, Tuesday.
Miss Helen Reed resumed her du
ties at the New England Central Of
flee Tuesday after four weeks alb
,cncc caused by illness.
Mrs. +. c. Lewis spent Tuesday il
St. Johnsbuiy.
Mrs Hattie Lyons returned to he
acme in Lyndon, Wednesday.
Milton Albert, the three months
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel
Lillicrap, died Monday afternoon at
ter an illness Of influenza and whoop
ing cough. The funeral was held from
he home Wednesday at noon, DR.
A. p. Glint officiating. Much sym
Dathy is extended the bereaved fam
ly.
Mrs. Walter Harvey was called tt
ST. Johnsbury Thursday by the i'll
ness Of her daughter, Mrs. Wilforo'
Harvey.
Miss Lila Hicks returned Thurs
',.y from St. Johnsbury where she
'a3 been at work for several months
Mrs. Arthur Edney of Fitzdale Wis.
ted Mrs. l.. w Hastings and Mrs.
NINA Quimby, Thursday.
l.. W. Hastings was business Wis
OF in st. Johnsbury, Friday.
Fred Fogg Of Portland, Me-, was
, town Friday on business.
Mrs. Eber Ward was in st. Johns
uIy, Thursday.
Commencing March I, all places Of
usiness will be closed at six o'clock
ach evening of the week with the
exception of Monday and Saturday
evenings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
SERVICE MEN ARE GIVEN
PREFERENCE FOR PLACES
Postmaster Thornton Receives Notice
Of Acceptance of Veterans for
Federal jobs.

Postmaster Thornton has received
notice from the United states civil
service commission. calling the attcn-
ton of postmasters ana others to tho
fact that under the law approved .Iuly
II, 1919. veterans OF ~. war and their
wives and widows are to be given
preference IN making appointments 10
positions under the civil service rcGu-
!ationt.
The act provides that hereafter In
making appointments 10 clerical and
Other positions IN the executive branch
OF the government in the District OF
Columbia or elsewhere, preference
snail be given 10 hOnorably discharged
soldiers sailors ana marines. and
WILLOWS Of such, aud to the wives OF
injured soldiers. sailors and marines
Who themselves are not qualined. hut
4" hos" wives are qualified TO hold such
positions.
While the statute does not exempt
nose entitled 10 It's BENEFITS from liza
hii'y tor examination they wi!l be re-
luir"f 10 attain an average percentages
nf on - u order to bc eligible. VIII
pc released from age limitations and
Will b" certified FOR arpointmcnt with
Out regard 20 the requirements Of APP
P'rn""menis IN ;hc departmental! Ger
vice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
MANY CARDS DISTRIBUTED
IN CAMPAIGN FOR LEGION
Victory Loan booths Used In Drive TO
Secure Additional Members
for Organization.

Many membership cards were dis
u! outed yesterday to service men by
the Women's Auxiliary of the Rich
mond Post Of the American Legion on
the initial day OF the drive to secure
additional numbers to the orSaniza-
ton. In some OF the downtown sec
tions the NicoJry loan booths were
again in use recalling the efforts OF
Richmond women to aid the govern
ment TO completely crush the enemy.
The booth Al Seventh and Broad
Streets, OF which Mrs Charles T. Lee
is general chairman was in charge
yesterday of Mrs J. NJ Wooding. ana
today IL viii be in charge OF Mrs. W.
b. Catlett. At the pos; Office booth.
where Mr.. Stuart MichauS is general
chairman, Miss Virginia Mcc;ilvary was
IN charge yesterday, while Mrs. stuart
Hume Will be chalrman for the morn
ing hours TO-DAY and Mrs. Aubrey
Young Tor the afternoon hours. In
South Richmond an active corps q
workers is being directed by Mrs, w.
y. Bradley, and the chairman for to-
Al all o: these booths those in
charge are being assisted o. other
young women WORKERS.
To the few former service men who
were without kEo" .-E- OF tn. aims
and purposes az ,he organiZanon, and
who desired Information on wh.ch 10
base the.r decision about lp.nin. the
young women s.mp ply oo:n.c. out what
Rad been done for n" veterans 81 tn.
war Between -. states by mo Con-
federate Veteran. and 700 'Nen mat
the purposes o: the legion were t-DnS
the lines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
SUIT FOR HALF MILLION
FILED AGAINST R, F. & P.
Petersburg Connection Compan,
Seeks Damages for Alleged
Breach OF Lease.
CASE IN CITY CIRCUIT COURT
Claim Violation of Covenant Entered
Into in 1866 i'm Refusal to Longer
Use Line Between Elba and Byrd
Street Stations.

Suit was instituted yesterday by the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and poto-
mae and Richmond and Petersburg
CONNECTING Company against the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company for S424,lSIl4. with
interest IS damages for the abandon
mrnt of the old railroad line along
Bclviderc Street. connecting Eiba and
Byrd Street stations.
The proceedings were begun by the
Ming. i'll the titN Circuit Court. of a.
motion for judgment. The petition sets
out that the plaintiff, which is general
~ known as the Connecting Company.
leased TO the X, +. T. Railroad, on
AusuSt l. 1866 it's rights. title and
franchises. Under the arrangement
entered into the Connecting Company
receives as rent 50 much for each pas
Senger hauled and a pcrccnt-gc of the
local freight rcCeiptS.
1t * set out further that this ar
Engagement continued until january 6.
1919. when the notice says lin viola
ton OF your covenant To operate the
same. YOU ceased operating the said
road and have not since operated it.
and hey" notified the undersigned tina;
YOU would no longer operate it. and
have renowned said lease and supple
mcutary agreement. and all Of Your
obligations under them ana each of
them
Continuing. the document declares:
There is now due and owing to the
Undersigned thu" sum of Si24, lSl.ii.
" iAH luN'I'Sl. VI "Ul'H INC pIl!ltlndl
sum of $l3A.1Sll+ is due as balance of
rent Of said road accruinE prior TO
January Is, 1919, under the terms OF the
agreement heretofore mentioned. and
of which tho principal sum OF $4,000
IL due and owing as DAMAGES for loss
Of rent for the period clapSing from
January 6. 1919, to May ], 1919. during
which. in violation OF your said cove
nant. You failed and refused to operate
said railroad: end the residue of which
namely, $50, 0oO. is due and owing for
~ IN "a O. /,
on January %. 1919, TO take effect May
/, 1919. of said lease and your declara-
tion that after May |. 1919. YOU no
longer regarded said lease and agree
mcnt as hndnE.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
FUND FOR RELIEF OF POOR
FAMILY SHOWS INCREASE
Contributions Slowly Ginning n, Mother
md Hnbcs Stand in Dire
Need OF Aid.

Contributions from many generous
Richmondcrs were received yesterday
for the fund being raised for the re-
lief Of a poor woman and her two chill
drcn who have been made practically
destitute by the continued illness of
the father and husband While almost
AN invalid having just recovered from
= prolonged illness, this woman is
faced with the problem OF keeping her
Ilttlr family together ana battling with
doctor bills and rent.
According To Ill reports tho hus-
band has always been a diliccnt work
cr and has provided we'll for his fam
lily until he WAS disabled some three
months ago. Expenses have used up
the savings of the family.
When Mrs. L. W. Scott. OF Royal
Orchard, Alton. Va. VINO contributed
S6.25 10 the relief Of a widow and her
three children. known as case No. 3.
but whose check was not received un-
til the amount had been raised and
the :und closed, was notified OF this
fact and of the circumstances OF the
case now IN hand, She wrote:
Il shall be very glad 10 have my
check applied to case No. 1"
Funds received yesterday were:
Jacob Cans observation-disclosures zoo
Mrs. 4. T.. f. ......... 100
H. II. Burgess, Petersburg, Va. 500
Mrs. ). ............ ........... l.nO
!. y. QuiSenbcrry ............. go
Mrs. f.. W. : G.25
;l7.75
Previously acknowledged ....... 1000
.37.75
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
GIRLS SCHOOL WILL OPEN


Facing tho situation OF being over
crowded. the Collegiate School for
Girls will commence the fall and Win
ter semester today. This preparatory
institution has 4 maximum enrolment
OF 800 students and already app!ica-
tions have reached that number. it was
learned Yesterday.
improvements by way OF the ad-
diticn OF two class-rooms for natural
science TO the building ana by an in
beginning OF the session this morn
ing Due to lack OF space the kinder
cartcn department has been tcmpor-
arilv SuSpcndeG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25

Of Il little free Advertising. flood tho
market with "a world Of worthless imi-
thtions Since the imitator claims JUS;
as much for his imitation as the orig
inat"r can for his invention. i; becomes
very hard for the public TO dincrcnti;iic
be, """n tn" TWO. The manufacturers
Of Plant juice. the new herbal sto,n-
hch remedy. are ga fcguardinT their
pr"imiati1 by novel means and arc
"hly using voluntary testimonials from
people IN the vicinity in which they
i've, 80 that the public cannot b.
deceived.
Take, for instance. tho case OF Mr..
J"hn j. Han, who resides at so. 1886
'cnahl" street. who is II boiIcrmakcr
~ occupation ana has Il large circle
Of friends In itichmnod. He said:
nav" suffered with stomach trou-
hl" Tor III" past Z years. and became
80 hah iha' All the food ] ate give
~" ""iul distress and caused gas ana
h'""'inE h"chin" very nervous and
''!' 'lr"G ana Worn out all the time
lu TACT, all broken down in health
h''d no appetite whatever had tried
h!inh"rh Of dinctcnt medicines, but
'''hhf dld IN" any good until /
H'tf''1 70 take Plant Juice. II,
strengthened nay atomn Oh and nov
'n' ahl" 20 "ht anything wan, and
=" not hay" any uoubI" win raH or
h'p"'lug a''"i"nrd II took that tired
i""ilnE away, and am able 10 alccp
vol certainly feel fnc and aiu glad
70 recommend Plan, Juice 10 o,hcra"
The Plant Juice Man IL ~ the Tragic
Drug 90 y store, in Richmond. where
hc rs daiiy meeting the local public.
merits Of THE remedy. Free samples
given.
For nal" In Petersburg by Mormon.
tho Drug Man.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
make PROGRESS IN PLAN
FOR COMMUNITY STORE
Consumers League Directors to Meet
Tonight to Complete
Arrangements.
} SUBSIDIARY CHARTER
Stock Company to &c Formed To
operate Station Where Foods Arc
- ito Be Sold Without Profit To
Members.

When the board OF directors OF the
Renters and Consumers Protective
Association meets tonight at o'clock.
details for the establishment OF com
munity store which, ii is claimed. Viii
so long way toward routing the
be discussed and plans for thc opera
ton OF the stock company formulated.
That a stock company would hs
formed and sol!CS subscriptions from
, members OF the Renters and ConSum-
ers' Protective Assertion for the
founding and maintenance OF tho store
be sold at s. a share and vii he open
No 'FRONT.' Ia BE Asked.
Once SCI on its :eei' the community
wholesale grocers and dealers. in coal
and wood, and sell TO its stockholders
as near cost as possible. No prohts
will be cNactcd The small addition
OF the man who will conduct tho store,
rent. water. electricity and other es-
engaged now in promoting the COM
pany.
one of the nrst steps taken viii be
TO secure a subsidiary charter TO the
new charter viii permit the orEaui2a-
ton TO buy and sell foodstuns and
other staple comm oditios Under the
existing charter it was at iirst pro-
posed TO open community confer
where goods. which members had
ordered in erroups nigh; be distrihut,
1t was learned that wholesalers could
refuse TO sell the association because
ITS charter did not provide for buying
end selling commodities.
Decide to Sell Stock.
Ony by 1orinlns a STOCK conpanhy
uring station or store be worked out
as planned. members OF the board Of
directors found. and IL was then that
the decision was made to call for sub
scriptions to stock.
association, declared last night that
$4,000 would be the maximum amount
sought and that the proposition could
be put across il no more than $4,000
stock.
be selected at the directors meeting
stoRight. 1t will be modes, in nttings
land will be conducted as economically
will be no fancy trimmings, but all
modern store keeping facilities will he
installed. II is understood. l.. X. Nit
Chell will be in charge Of the store.
-, Save Cash for Members.
The membership of the association
anticipated in financing the project by
officers OF the association. The or
lEanization has proved that ii can ac-
,complish results the officers claim by
securing coal and flour for its members
NJ greatly reduced prices. Electric
light bulbs were produced at saving
: ton is now ordering preserving pears
Tor its members al Il figure far below
the market price. MIR Merchant said
last night.
The directors. nine in number. will
meet Al the home OF Mrs. j. H. Andcr-
son, 2022 stuart Avenue. tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
EAST SIDE MEN TO MEET
milton and Church HiiI Bu>in-s, Assoc
!. citation to Decide street cues
ton Tonight.

when the business Mems Associa-
tton OF Church tiIi ana Fulton meet
fonight in Pythian Castle. 1907 East
BROAD Street At O'Clock. inc CONF
nsittee on public improvements VIII re-
mort on the selection % street run
ming north and south IN jefferson
ward which VIII be paved with bIiG-
s1ithic blocks.
1eOnly one street In IN" ward can D."
,raVed at this time, Director 81 PUh4c
Works Boiling has informed tho asso-
loiation. and tho matter Of choosing
1he stree was placed in the hands ~
1.-The public Improvement committee OF
A6e OrEaniZat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25

!. +After jiWmylnE Inc rear door ~ tNn
-. Fl. Brown Marble Yard Office near
madison and Main streets, thieves were
unable to break way into ia" one.
tSRfe and only succeeded In escaping
with fountain pen SEEING ON me
4Aheayy tools used 10 chlSc! the funrb..
S8Iabs with by workmsn. the thIry.s
tore the handle of the safe IocL p.I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
STOMACH TROUBLE
FOR I LONG YEARS
Mr.. John L. Hall, OF 1886 Vcna-
bic Street, Rich mond, Re-
lateS the True Story.
HE BECAME so VERY NERVOUS
Since Taking Plant Juice He
Can Eat His Food and II
Now Agrees With Him.

Nowadays whenever some scientist
discovers new formula for rclnovin.
disease and in this way gets his name
before the public, Immediately un-
scTupulous, non ethical, manufacturers
and others. seeking TO gain the benefit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25

Rainfall - hours ending l.. No.. None
liainiall - hours ending =. Niece. OF
ixCeS. S S.ncs M Iannhr j... IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
SIlNCiiIl llIin

Local Observations at s y. VI. Yesterday.
wind direction. mort beast: wind velocity,
!. Weather AT l. NJ. clear.
The Washington times., 1919-05-19
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