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IL JESUANT to authority vested in me
by Section 3 Of an Ordinance 10
better provide for the recording Of
vital statistics in he Municipality Of St.
Croix, and for other purposes, approved
June ri, 1919, the following registration
districts are hereby designated and de-
tined for the Municipality Of S.. CrolX,
to wit:
CHRISrIANSTED REGISTRATION
DISTRICT comprises all the territory
east Of the quarter line dividing the 4th
and 9Th quarters 10 the junction with
the southern quarter IiIe OF the Bird
quarter, and inc.ucing all Of estates Mt.
Pleasant and Hermitage; thence west to
the western boundary line Of estate
F1un ain, thence north following the
" stern boundary line u Estate F0un-
tam aud SWEEP Botyo.n to the north
shore ia4 Of jae island;
FN1DERIASrED REGISTRATION
DiS1hICf comprises all the territory
Nos included in the Christiansted Regis
ira ion DiStric-.
? rsaant to The f):egoing authority, the
following appointni4n t are hereby made,
u Wit:
IN. CHIEF MUNICIPAL PHYSICIAN,
St. Croix, appoi lied as REGISTRAR
Of VII tL STATISTICS for the Munich
pa.ity OF St. Cr9iX;
The INSPECTOR Of the CHRISTIAN
SEED MUIICIPAL HOSPITAL appoint
teo as LOCAL REGISTRAR of the
CHRISTlANSTED REGISTRATION
DISTRICT;
The INSPECTOR OF the FREDERfK-
SIED MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL ap-
pointed as JOCA4 REGISIK1 Ar O. the
FREDERIKSTE) r EGISIRATION
D.SIEICI:
lh4 CLERK Of the CHRISTiANSTED
MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL appointed as
DEPUTY LOCAL REGISTRAR of the
CHRIS FIANSTED REGISTRATION
DISTRICT; and
the CLERK Of the FREDERIKSTED
MJNICIPAi. HOSPITAL appointed as
DEPUTY LOCAL REGISTRAR of the
tkEDERlKSIED REGISGRArl ON
DISTRICT.
Government of the Virgin Islands of
the United States, st. Thomas, August
16, 1919.
j.. w. OMAN.
Governor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-18

giitern Itberfiiut un6 babe betreffs
Der Mrbeiterfrage un6 Der Seuer11nQ
mett i6limmere Probleme 5u loien,
aIs england.
l1niere groBen @orteile> iotpeit mo-
tirli6e Silfsq11e1en in 8etradt font
men, iin6 nad Cigar in i6neQen1
@6tpin6en begriffen. &a1bban, bas
Wu6stnm Ser 8eb0lfernng 11nb bie
ltarfe MISUNDERSTANDING 0eS&me=
rifaners bringen SEN @on0el 5utpe=
ge. 9ie bal1ptla6li6iten Metalle unb
Mineralien mer6en bier, 10 fiibrt Ser
8rite an, in iiberaus. i6neqer 8eiie
aufgebral16t, Il. Die no6 meniger er=
i9lo1ienen @~t1fsqueqen befinben liGl
meiltens ouf @ebieten, Sic 6em britt
19en &eide argeboren. - Die an1e=
rifani19en &olfstpirte un6 Sn0u=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-18
Die 3amptfenfmrrenten.

9ie tpeiter onsI6arten6en WGnne1
in ser Sn6nl trie nn6 bent 9an0el
@roBbritanniens iltGen 6as MaB if:
rer finftigen &i0alen auf 6em Welt=
marfte 5n nebmer1, tint 5u erfQbren,
mas iie bon iener @eite 5u erfabren
baben. Die 8rtten teilen ni6t germ
nit an6eren 24n6ern. Ser briti19e
@ei9dHsmnnn nn6 Ser brttti9e &be=
Ser iin6 frdftig bemiibt, 6em Sniel=
rei9e 6ie @orberri6aft auf gei6aft=
Ii9em @ebiete 51 erbalten, 6eren es
ii9 friiber erfreute, nn6 neue Srinn1=
pfc bin5u5ufiigen.
90 lit es 6enn bemerfenStpert, 6aB
ii9 nnter Sen u11terri6teten &rei1en
beri9ie6ene Mnit9ten iiber sic font
men6e &orfurren5 gebil6et baben. Sn
Ser angeiebenen rSortnigbtlp &e=
biep" 1T Elm MrtifeI entbalten, Ser GIT
peliimiitii9en Meinungen binit6tli6
Ser britii9en Musii@ten gelangt. 81
ne @erglei9nng Der miiieni9aftlt6en
@erbGltniiie @ngGan6s nit 6enen Ser
8ereinigten 6toaten 1no SapanS
f6eint 6en1 Mrtifell9reiber 6es engli=
iben %Sssournals 6ie @efabr nabe5ule=
gen. 6aB 6ie tpirtf6aftlt@en 6unoa=
mente @roBbritanniens rai6 untermi=
niert tper6en. Ser 8erfaiier iu9t in
elmer ge%iteigerten Broteftion Der bril-
tifden Mrbeiter nn6 I'M 5paren Sic
MiHel, um sic 6robenbe @efabr ab=
8utDen6en. Ser merifmii9en Mrbeit
idreibt Der Mrtifel a1tBeror6entlide
Eii6tigfett ST.. Daneben miro au6 Die
5unebmenoe Serttgfeit un6 8roud=
Bartlett 6es iopanif9en Sn6uitriear=
beiters ertpGbnt. Die bei6en Tatiaben
tper6en Ser britiiden Sn6uitrie
5@mierigfeiten bereiten, miro geiagt.
DIS 6ritter int 8unbe gegen eng
LAMB iiebt sic ~Sortnigbt &ebtem"
ste 6e1t19e &onfnrren5 an, nn0 Die
ies Dreigeitirn lit ni9t na9 6em Sinn
Ser @ngldn6er.
@an5 an6ers flingt Sic Darlegung,
Die Elm @err @6gar> elmer ser leiten=
SEN Sinon5leute, ltefert. @r erflart
r1tn6 berars, sic 8rtten bdtten ame=
rtfnnii9e &onfurren5 iebr menig 5n
fiiirdten. Die Mrgumente 6ieies Man=
mes iino genal1erer @rtpdgung inert,
l1n6 Mmerifa tdite gut, iie ni6t IN
ben @in6 5u i6lagen. 5err Cigar
bat Mmerifa eine1 8eu9 ubgeitattet
un6 fir1bet, 11nier 2nn6 lei nit @auf-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-18
1Die ,pir lit Hcft Krie9
fQt1te1t.

9oriiber gibt lebrreide Mnfi6lii-
ie Bbilipp Srancis IN ser S%ortlebung
ieiner ant 0ieI er Stele mebrfa6 er=
tp6bnten 9roIbiire she Goiion III
Mmerica's Cup" Ct i6reibt: ~Dte
britiIhe Eropoganba mar in Mmeri=
ia lange Dor oem &rieg IN europa
om @erf, probritii6e 5timmung 51
idJaffen. Sic murbe metltens per=
Itedt betrieben, uno pabreno Sic per=
ad)tlihen ais M%nglopbtlen b%efannten
&reutnren beim @etrieb balfen, loben
Sic mei1ten bon 1,rs Mmerifanern be-
luItiot ait. Mls ober England gegen
9euti9lano in SEN &rteg 5og, lpielte
Sic englilde Yropugan6a niht mebr
@erIteden 1,no fam often, mad)tig uno
unperlh6mt, heraus, un0 tpl1roe bier
in einem l1mfang betrteben, bon Dem
MIR tpenige bon gl16 eine flare Dor
5teu1ng boben. Nod ME 5ltpor iiro
Wiuipnen bon MenIben 6erart bin
ter's 2iht eefiibrt uno getauidt NOR
Sen: nod, ME sl1npr mar Sic Erppo=
gambia 10 rieiig; ME 5ltpor lit Sic 3en=
il,r 10 uncrlh6mt uno 10 >pof|lo m
gepeicn; ME 5l1por lit Sic @obrbelt
in loldem Mo6e unter0ritdt n11O 1tno
2iigen in ioIdem Wabe berbreitet
uoroen; ME 5l1cr lit Sic &ontrolle
iiber Sic Stimm1ng zines golfeS bon
Ser Hegierung eines anoeren Sonoes
erfolgreid, iibernomn1en nno 10 &c
1didt o1>freht erbalten noroen.
Son Nnfong 0es &rieaes an Der
6amuIS cine rein eltrppdiI6e Mngele=
aenbeit nor - lpl1rOen Oie &abel=
uno Eoltperbin0lngen 5lptlden euro
pu lno 0ielem 2nnoe Ser brittlf)en
Rontroue nnterge1telt. Cure 3ettnn=
Gen fonnten MIR Nodridten bringe1l,
Sic ibnen Sic britiihe 3eni1r SIT BE-
fommen erlaubte, ooer Ste oas britt
Ife Eropoganoabureal nit benz
S%ouptql1ortier int @aperlp Sonle e,
2onbon, fir omerifuniide 3mefe ia
brisierte. @ir tporen nid)t int &rieg.
Rein notionoIes Srtereiie ltano inl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-18
Gin ReffnmnesitraN

8ie sic Bun6esrel erbe = 8eb0r0e
in tbrem Iebten, Sen Wonat Mngult
umfo1Ienoen 8eribte iber Sic auge=
meine @ei9dftslage int 2an6e felt=
1teut> lit in Der 6nr6 BEN &rieg ber-
Dorgernfenen gn fpdrtsbepegung Ser
BreiIe fir ale m0gliben 2ebensbe=
6iirfniIie bereits ein Stiuitan6 eth
getreten, ia in Sen lebten @oden fat
1ogor eine riidldufige 8emegung IN
bielen Mrtifeln eingeiebt. 9rei &aupt=
|griin6e 6iirften in auererlter 2t11ie
fir 6en Niifgang Ser Breile Derart=
mortli9 1ein:
@or aIem lit eine be6euten6e Ser
min6erung ser gea6frQge eingetreten,
6ie teilpeiie cine 1elbitberi tar16li6e Il.
ontomotii6e 8egleiteri6einung bober
&reiIe, teil1peile ober audi anf fret
miuige @inl9rGnfung ber&auflult gu
rif5ufibren lit un6, iomeit lebteres
Der SAL lit, eben neil ni6t bergebens
getpelen, einer1 @eg 1peiit, Ser in 3n=
funft glei6en ODER dbnliden Situa=
tionen %gegeniiber nit @rfolg einge=
i9Iogen tper6en fann.
Damn fat Der l1mltan0, bob i'm
MnsIan6e, Dor aqem in europa, lang
fam mie6er 11ormale 3ultanoe 5ltritd=
febren nn6 u%uentbalben 6te lan6mtrt=
1@oftli6e nn6 i%n6nitriele Sattgfeit
tpie6er im friiberen l1mfange onfge=
nommen miro, 6a5u gefibrt> bob in
Der Mnsfnbr Defenders bon9tabrnngs=
mitteln un6 9ebensbe6iirfni1ie n aus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-18
li9nng in Sen Rrieg gnglanos emit

li6ung in Sen &rieg gnglan0s emit
gegentrieben, Ser uns 70 biel gefoitet
un6 10 menig eingebra6t bat. Nae
6ieie Dinge, un6 tauien6e anoere, Die
genau 10 i6mer5lt9 rn6 oemiittgeno
dtn6, tpur6en 6ur9 t3eniur uno Pro=
paganoa m0gli6 gema6t. &ate TN,
iere @egierung sic einfa6en Wer-
tragsre6te 11nierer 8iirger er5pnn=
gen, fret nit auen neutralen 80lfern
@an6el 5u treiber1 nn6 81 b%erfebren;
b6tte Serr 8ill Jon ettDas mebr getan,
ols MIR nit elmer fleben6en @efte ouf
6ie vungeiebli9e un6 ni6t 81 bertet=
6ige116e 8lofa6e" nnieres Sanoels
ur6 8ertebrs nit Sen Nentralen nno
Deuti6lan6 bin5utpeiien; batte unite
re @egierung Sic unDerlebli6feit UNI
ierer Boit er5tpungen, 10 batte Mmeri=
ia nidt mebr @%eranlaifnng gebobt,
iid) an ieiem berriidten europaii9en
&rieg 3l1 betbeiligen, alS S6tpeoe1
ODER Spanien pr6er irgen6 Elm anoe=
res 9ano, an 0eiien Spite Stoats=
mGnner ltan6en, sic berniinftig tpa=
rem. Denn tpenn ie6er Mann nno
ie6e 6ran in Mmerifa>6ie refine Wabr=
beit iber BEN europGii6en &rieg nno
feline @reignilie BON Sag gu Sag erz
fobren un6 ltb ielb1t Elm n%ngetabrtes
l1rteil iiber 6ie grobenw un5abllgen
2iigen bGtte bil0en f0nnen> sic bier
berbreitet mrr6en, penn I'M ere 56lf=
fe auf ibren our9 @e1eb e%rlaubten
6obrten nnter Dem S6ut nnierer
6Iagge meiter ein= nn6 al1sgelanfen
mGren, mGre es Sen anslano119en
@ropogonoiiten unm0gli6 ge1peie en-,
Sen fieberbaften @aB nno 0as Sc
i9rei nod] &rieg berpor5nrufen pie
es ibnen tat G6lih gelang. Witte1en=
ropa ruiniert; 6ranfrei6 uno Stal1e1
banferott; $4,000 Milionen amerifa=
nii6es @el6 berl 6leu6ert; 6reimal=
bnnoerttan1 END amerifanii6e innge
MGnner tot o6er berfritppelt; n11er=
trGgli6e Stener11 un0 bobe unterbol=
tnngsfoi item fir inns ouf Sabre bin
aus; nno england nit 1teuen @ebie=
ten, ne1en nnterio9ten &0lfern CUR
Mnsbeutung, nit bergroBerter @err=
1haft 5rr See, Die Wdrfte Der Welt
no@ @erntdtung ieines &onfnrrenten
int &nn6eI onf @na6e uno ungno0e
5n 1einer @erfiig11ng - 6as bat Die
britii9e Yropagan6a fir unS geton."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-18

ben Ser. 5toaten cine merfbare Ser:
%dn6erung eingetreten it, nno ooS
iibt ebenfous etnen Drud auf 6ie
Hreiie aus.
l1n6 19lieBli6 ibeint au6 6as Dor
Bnn6es= nn6 Staatsbeb0roen einge:
leitete 8orgeben gegen Sic 2eber1smit.
telbam1ter un6 gegen Bic Profitgeie1
jegli9er Gorte etmas 6rii6te|5u ira.
gen nn6 6as infolge Ser bei6en oben
ermGbnten @riin6e %einieben6e Gin
fen Ser Hrei1e fir Sic 2ebenSnot&pen=
6igfeiten GIT be1d1eunigen; obglei6 bic
Wirfung 6ieler Mgitatton b%orlanfia
nod gering lit nn6 gr0Bere 8n6t erl1
erlangen miro, menn Dies yorgeben
ipitemott16er un6 bielieitiger gerpor:
ben fem miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-18

6ieIem &rteg fir ltns auf bent 5ptel
@ir tparen Elm nelttrales Soft nno
pare1 unter Sen 8~eltimmungen bes
@Dlferre6ts, sic in ser Soager &pn=
fere11a ratifi5iert mare1t, bere6tigt,
ungeIt0rt a11 reiien, Sanoel at tretben
|un6 sic 8oit un6 6as &abel at be.
nuten. Mber uniere &egternng pet:
qerte ft6, uns in ser Musiibung Die:
fer @e6te gu i6ibe1 uno nntertpar!
iid tpiQig ie6em neuen Mngriff an1
Sic sSreibeit neutralen 9an0els uni
neutralen 8erfebrs.
8unG61t muBten uniere &abel:
qromme nod an0eren 2anoern ourd
Sic briti1de 3enfur geben nnb tu1roer
ubgeIiefert ODER ni6t, lie noGoem etn
fleiner M1geltelter es fir gut befano.
Damn mrroe uns berboten, BoIt mad
europa 51 1diden, bepor uniere
.@diffe ni6t in einen britii6en Sofen
onqelegt nno lire FoltiGde BON Den
8riten batten unteriu6en laiien. 0os
mar eine offene @erlebnng Der &e9te
6es 8oltperfebrs 5mif6en @eutralen
un0 straightforward, 6ie in BEN &oa.
ger TertrGgen genau n%ieoergelegt
itn6. Sc mar ouBeroem cine nnper=
ld6mte 8eleioigung unlerer Slagge
11n0 cine arrogonte MiBodtung I'M
1erer 5ouperGnit6t. @era0e mege11
6ieles @eborens ieitens gnglanos
botten unlere Setter i'm Sabre 1912
&rieq erflGrt. 0othals CAB es nod
Eapferfeit. 9iesmal nntermarf it'd
1tnIere &egierung obne ieoen Wioer=
ltuno. l1nb niht 5ufrteoen oamit, oaB
mir aus Ser San0 fraBen, ma6te Die
britilde Hropaganoa ibren @tnflnb
ouh oobin geltenO, oaB Der freie>
0robtloie @erfebr abgeihnitten muir
Sc, 10 0oB es fir amerifanii4e Set
tlngen 11nm0glid muroe, mabre gtod=
rihten nno fprrefte Snfprmatton aus
irgeno elmer Teile BON europa 5t
erbaIten. 80 fonntet SIR 2eute Die
@obrbeit nidt 5u b0ren befom1re11,
6ofiir 1pur6et STR ober, glaubt MR.
nidt at f11app nit 2igen g%efiittert:
8ie ge1ngt, mir maren Of fenfnno1g
neutral nno botten nad 6ug nno
&edt Mnipru6 ouf unbebinoerten,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-18
1trieqen ioqten aus 6ieien britii6en
Mrii6ten lernen.
MIs &priiber ser amerifaniiden

Nls SUT1tRer utr 4H1trllHHlIaJel
@ierar9ie, Ole lire Sitnngen in Ser.
fatbolti9en uniberi itdt 5n @a1bing=
ton nm "a. September beginnt> err
mabnt &ar6inoI Gibbons ale Erie=
tier, in ibren @ebete11 11nb BEL ser fl.
Meiie Der 8eriammlnng 5u geOenfen,
un6 lire @laubigen 5u %ermabnen, Elm
@lei9es at tnr. Mn9 bittet Ser &ar=
6inal Inn 6ns @ebet ser Geligioien
nr16 1prtbt Die Soffnl1ng aus, oab
aue &in6er, Sic Sen elben %anpertraut
iin6, @ottes @egen auf oie 8eratun=
gen in ser &~eriammlung erfleben
tper6en.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-18
EAST BURKE

Mrs. Lewis Sentabar and two
youngest children are spending sew
eral weeks with relatives in Baldwins-
vile, Mass. Little Dorothy, who has
been there with relatives for sew
eral months will return home with
her.
Ernst Sentabar has finished work a;
East Haven and is working at Mt
View. His family are visiting in
Massachusetts where he will move in
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Batchelder
and mother, Mrs. A. A. Batchelder OF
Lyndon Center were VISITORS at B. W.
Sherburne's, Saturday afternoon.
The Parker Young Co., have a
portable mill at the Oliver Counter
place and are saving the lumber.
Belle Fairbanks of Sutton was a
week end visitor at J. Q. Angels.
Mrs. Edwin Cutting of Lyndonvlllt
was a week end visitor at be- parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Eastman
Mrs. Charles Walter of Lyndon
and g party Of friends were Sunday
visitors at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Walter Nelson, at Hilltop
farm.
Rev. J. @. Angel was in Hardwic,i
Tuesday to attend a preachers meet
ing.
Fred Gilfllan has purchased a five
passenger car CT Ja.k A Inns.
Freeman Edmund Wheeler OF I.y;i-
donville and Hazel Allard from West
Burke came here Saturday night 10
the Methodist parsonage ard were
quietly married oy the Rev. ]. q.
Angel. They will reside at Lyndon
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis sreEt
the Sabbath at Caspian Lake.
Fifty-four attended the Ladies' Aid
dinner Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. Lizzie Dee.
Miss Louise Darling. Lizzie jerks,
L. A. Darling and Fred Davis spent
last week in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ellison are
in Boston this week IN a business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 7. Frasier are
spending some time at Still River,
Mass, and vicinity among friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Albert Anger passed away
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-18
MONROE

Mrs. E. C. Langford of Littleton
has been spending several days with
Mrs. G.. II. Hosford.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Smith Wis
tied relatives in Lawrence, Mass, the
first of last week, making the trip by
automobile.
Andrew Beck Of St. Johnsbury
spent the weekend with Miss Belle
Human.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Nelson and
son, Robert, visited Mrs. C. L. Farr
in St. Johnsbury the last of the week.
George Jones Of st. Johnsbury was
a recent visitor of his brother, J. B.
Jones.
Harry Emery of Danville spent the
week end with Howard Burrill.
Robert Gibson was in Waltham,
Mass, recently on business.
Several from here attended the bac-
calaureate sermon at the North
church in st. Johnsbury, Sunday eve
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-18

Thursday evening about o'clock,
after several weeks illness, following
slight operation two weeks ago.
She had been a sufferer from Bright
Disease for number of years which
was the direct cause OF her death.
Funeral services were held from her
late home at the Hollow, Saturday al
ternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev. J. Q. An
CELL officiating. Interment was ut
Woodmont cemetery. She leaves an
invalid husband, two sisters, Mrs.
Frank Harvey and Mrs. Adna Smith,
one brother, several nieces and nep-
hews besides a host of friends to
mourn her death. Among those call
ed from out of town to attend the
funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols,
Mrs. Leonard Ball, Lyndonville, Har-
old Cowen from White River June
ton.
Mrs. Frank Mcdonald has been
spending several days iii Concord
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. b.
Cutting.
Miss Goldie Drown of Montpelier
is visiting her parents, MI. and Mrs.
John Drown.
Henry Darling is home from Wor-
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-18
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1919
SPENDS VACATION
CONTINUED from page .one)

A rare treat for lovers Of music
comes on the third afternoon and
evening when the Russian String
Quartet gives two great concerts.
This famous musical company has the
unique reputation of presenting the
greatest masterpieces of music so
simply and so beautifully that their
power is felt by everyone whether a
student of music or not. That con-
cert in the evening serves as the pre-
lude of the remarkable lecture given
by Thomas Brooks Fletcher, noted
newspaper editor and prophet of big
business, who has inspired thousands
to success. His dramatic lectures
have been given before large groups
of the country's biggest business men,
and he brings the same vital message
of success and optimism to Communi-
ty Chautauqua audiences.
There isn't a person in the town
who will want to miss the feature Of
the fourth afternoon and evening, for
the, appearance of Carolyn Reed and
the Juvenile Four is one of the most
unique offerings that ever appeared
on any platform. Never before have
such talented child artists appeared
together as are offered in this one
number First there are the famous
Swenson Twins, Ruby and Ruth, who
present clever pamtomime dances
that make the characters of Mother
Goose live before the audiences. With
them is Kobi, the twelve year old gen
Jus of the violin. The talent of
these youthful artists is remarkable,
and the whole offering is so perfectly
blended that it takes it's place as one
of the most unique attractions ever
presented.
The lecturer of the fourth evening
is the well-known Congressman, Lou
is w. Fairfield, whose remarkable Ca
reer as college president and states
man has given him a broad outlook
for the solution of present day prob
lens. His career is not unlike that of
Lincoln, to whom he bears so re-
markable a resemblance, that he has
won the nickname of Honest Abe. His
lecture gives an inspiring solution for
many of the pressing problems of re-
construction.
The browning touch to this remark
able program comes on the fifth day,
when the famous Banda Rosa, cele-
brated throughout Europe and Amer
lea, gives two great concerts of popu-
lar music that is presented in an alb
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-18
GREENSBORO

Roy Atherton who recently return
ed from 10 months service in the
army in France, is working in the
Vail creamery at Lyndonville.
The graduation exercises of the
Junior School takes place on Wednes
day evening June Is in the Tow hall
There are eleven in the class and Ill
will take part i'll the program. An
out Of town orchestra Will furnish
the music.
The Highway north of the center
of the village is being resurfaceo
which will greatly improve this much
used road. The work is being done
under the general supervision of the
state highway commission.
The next meeting of Caspian Lake
Grange will be held on Thursday eve
ming, June Goth and will be observed
as Ladies' night. The following COM
mittee will be in charge: Mrs. w
S. Ingalls,, Mrs. j. II. harrington ano
Mrs. H. H. Haines.
Capt. John Rabbit of Northamp-
ton, Mass, was in town last Sunday
calling on friends and relatives.
Miss Ruth Williams is visiting rel
atives in Georgia.
Word has been received that DR.
Albert Kinney who has been in the
Medical Corps of the army in France
the past year, has landed in New
York and is expected home soon.
Henry Miller and Norwood Drown
both lost heifers the past week. In
both cases the animals were found
dead in the pasture and it is not
known what was the cause of death
unless lightning.
Louis Kesselman who has been in
Battle Creek, Mich, the past winter
has returned to this place and will
open his tailor shop.
Mrs. j. H. harrington, Rev. and
Mrs. E. c. Hayes and two children
were in McIndoes last Friday to at
tend the meeting of the Caledonia
county association of churches.
The house and barn of A. B. Cal
derwood near the cemetery was COM
pletely burned last Friday morning
between 2 and a o'clock. 1t is not
known how the fire started. There
was insurance. Very little was saw
ed.
Mrs. Bennett and son, David of
Hartford, Ct, are at their cottage at
Winnemere for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Turrell of
Orange, N. j., are at their cottage,
Camp Perry, at Winnemere, for the
summer.
There was a good attendance at
the meeting Of the Hazen Road Po-
mona held at the Grange Hall here
last Saturday. OF especial interest
among the many good things on the
program of the day was a paper by
Harvey Burbank on Education. Din
ner was served by the local grange
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MAN is KILLED
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ing effect in Percz's leg. In quick
succession another shot was fired and
Percz's great body, with arms extend
ed, topped backward and fell on its
back near an electric light pole and
just at the edge of the highway.
AS Perez fell, Maria stepped past
and proceeded up the hill and soon
disappeared from view over the brow
Of the hill. No one gave pursuit, and
presently the people went to the side
of the PROSTATE man and found that
he was still alive although the blood
was flowing from a wound just over
the left eye and almost at the top
of the nose. Drs. E. III. Bailey of
Graniteville and N. e. Avery of East
Barre were. summoned but before
they arrived the man had died.
The physicians stated the second
bullet undoubtedly entered the mans
brain and caused death within a few
minutes. Death had ensued about
Is minutes before they arrived on
the scene. The shooting took place
at about 4.45 o'clock.
The body still lay in the road when
States Attorney e. r. Davis with a
stenographer and Deputy Chief
Gamble of the Barre police depart
ment and Deputy Sheriff Geoige l..
Morris arrived. Deputy Sheriff
Dennis Donahue of Graniteville had
also been summoned, and later Sher-
iff Frank H. Tracy, Deputy Sheriff H.
J. Slayton and Deputy Sheriff A. A.
Emery arrived to assist in the search
the slayer.
FOLEY CATHARTTC TABLETS
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Barre to Have an Aviator

Barre has arranged to have an
army aviator in a Curtis plane appear
as one of the attractions at the July
a celebration for the returned sol
diers. Lieutenant Lynch, who was an
army flying instructor at the govern
ment field near San Francisco is the
airman selected. He inspected the
park and disclosed the information
that the grounds are ideal for the
start and finish of the flights which
the lieutenant will make July A.