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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28
Senator Spencer iuieber &anbibat.

gunoeslenator Selben g. Spencer
tpeilt mieocr in ct. 2olis uno aab
bieler Gage befannt, baB er iib INN
Die INSTRUMENTATION hcnerben lper.
be un6 niht einieben Tonne, mesbalb
ieine &anbioatur in 3neifel geitellt
lperoen iollte.
ge5iislid ieiner Stimme 5u @nn.
iten Der Innabme bes 8oliteab. .Yro-
bibitions @eleses, bas trot bes 8e.
tos bes Yriioenten 8ilion aneenom.
tItrn ipltrbe, iaete Spenecr. onb man
in @aibington Ser 9lniidt mar, oaB
bas geto iueuig 9coelltllng batte,
,pcil Die &riegs. Srobibition tros bes.
lelben IN &raft geblicbcn ipire.
gr iprab bic glniidt aus, bab Der
Sriebenspcrtrag nit ben Gorbcbalten
angenpnnlen merben miro, icbalo Der
&ongrcB on i. 9e5elltber nieber 5ll-
iornmentritt. Sails bics nidt Der
Saa iein ioltc, 10 MIRO bic Heiolll.
tion angenommen iuerbelL bltr6 lpel.
de Der &rieg gegen 9clltldlano fir
bcenbet crflGrt mer0en miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

Der Sorhereitcnoe Musidub fin
bas Gatipnalc &ilfs aomitce fir Die
gtotleibenoen in Oeutl6lano mi
Oeiterreih (Gentral Committee fol
the &clief Of Distress in @ernlanr
ano Iuitria) Seem gorf, bot oui icine
telcaropbii6en 9lnfragen ponl 0eut.
iben Hotcn 3reu5, Mbteilung glmeri.
fobilie, Berlin, folgenoen gci6cio on
12. Nopembcr 1919 orabtlos erbol
ten:
v&eidsfonniilar 2uceomlIfer, Ser.
lin, bittct Dem @eneral Boltmeiitcr in
sSaibineton an3u5cigen baB 2iebes.
9aben Hafete bis au 5 &ilo, cntbal.
teno 2ebensmittel ober perionIibe @e.
barfsurtifel feinerlei SSmport.2i5cno
bebiirfen ,mb bieien 5u bitten, oerar.
tige Senbilngen ausgicbig mn5uncb-
men,"
Ser 8orbereitcnoe Slusihub bat
ii6 ltnbcr5iielih nit Den @chorOcn IN
@aibin9ton in bicier glngcleecnbcit
IN Scrbinollng acicbt unb miro mei-
terc gcridtc nnd Grbult befanntgc-
ben
Sierbei miro no6molS barauf bin.
gclpieielL Dab oieie If 8funb Golt
pafete 2urusortifel ipie See, aaffce,
Gbofolabc, Sobaf 5uiamncn nur 1
Gfuno cntbalten oiirfcn, lpenn iic
5ollfrei 5rgelaiien ipcrben lolIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28
Die tuotscglanbte periGnlidc isreibeit
ideint iuieSer snm 2eben snriid.
febren sn iupaen.

OdB 8ier bon nibt mebr oils 2.75
Yroaent glIfobol @ebalt nibt be.
raui6er1b lit. erfIGrte leste ISOLDE
&idter Sobn 6. Yollof bonn 9unbes.
9iitrift @eriht in elmer Gnti6ei6.
ilng, in ipelher CT einen Ginbaltsbe.
febl gegen ben 8unbes slmpalt unn
Collector Wtoore, bonn 8inneniteler'
slnlt ertbeilte, Der oieien perbictci
oas n@artime" 8robibitions @e-
ies gcgen beridieoene 8ra,ier 8e.
idaftc alis3ufiibren. Die gntiheio'
illg betrifft nur Bier nit einem sll.
fobol. .@ebalt bon nidt mebr oils 2.75
Eroaent. StGrfere @etrdnfe, llnO be-
ionoers @bisfep, iteben INNER nod
linter Dem 8ann oes @artime Yrobi-
bitions @eieBes.
Observation-Disclosures Softer, se-
iudbrtc am Mittipod bas @eiud Der
German 2eiier 2iqltor 60. INN einen
ginbaltsbefebl gegen Die Durdfiib.
rltng bes @eietes fir friegsScitlide
Brobibition unb als Solge oabon,
fonnte man am glbeno in allen
@irtbibaften, in Seem Orleans, 2a..
erbalten mas man berlnnete. Da bds
@criiht iid) perbreitete, baB Die
@irtbc so Gents fir elm @las 8bis-
fep bercbnen lpiirben, fiinoigte 9iin-
besbiitriftsanipalt Moonep an, Dab
9rofitbaiderei nidt eeouloet merberl
ipiiroe, ilftb bob alle @irtbe, Die iiber-
nlabige 8reiic forbcrtcn, pro5eiiiert
Derbcn fpiiroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28
@ittiue 5rans 9nbn seitorben.
8ar 65 Sabre in nnierem Gonntt
nub mebr als elm Salbiabrbnn.
bert in Sermann iuobuhaft.

Nah ldngerer &ranfbeit lit am leg.
ten Sonntag Worsen Grali Waria S.
aubn, geb. 6aerber, @itttpe bes ber-
itorbenen Sran5 &ubn. in ibrer @ob.
nllng an Der neitliden Staotgren5e
i'm boben Mlter bon 70 Sabren, 2 Mo.
naten uno 26 Sageh eeitorben.
Die @eritorbene mar aus Der
Gbeinpbal5 in 8apern, Oelltidlaub
gebiirtig, unb fam i'm Sabre 1854
nit ibren gltern nod Mnerifa, mo
iid Die Sarnilie alif benz jett als
Saerber's Sarm befannten 2anbitri6
nabe Der 2ittle Berger, nieberIieb.
Sm Sabre 1869 berbeiratbete iie iid
nit Sran5 &ubn ililb aog nit ibm a,lf
Die Sarm on Der ,peitliden @ren5e
bon Sermann, no iie ieitber beitanbig
pobnte. elf &inoer iegneten bic Gbe,
ipobon bier Der Mtl,tter inn Tooe Dor.
angingen. Sdon i'm Sabre 1880
itarb Der @atte ,lnb nit Siilfe be-
trieb bie 8ittipe Die Sarm nno ben
oanlaIs bliibenoen 8einbau meiter
uno aipar nit beitem @rfolge.
Sic binterldBt folgenoe 8inber UNI
ben Sob elmer liebebolIen 1nb auf-
opfernoen Miitter alt betrauen: Srail
@ue. Sannufd, gbntiinb &ubn
gugen 3ubn, Srau Serrnann @rebe,
Srau Geo. Wileller, iino Sri. 2oltiie
&ubn, bon Serntann ilnb Gratf s.
&ubn, bon Oberlano, Wfo. gben-
falls binterldBt iie 10 @nfelfinber
liro 3 urenfel.
Die 8eeroigung falto am Dienstae
gtadntittag ai,f Dem ltGotiiden Sr,eo-
bofe itatt rno aipar ilnter iebr aabl.
reider 9etbeiligllng ibrer bielen
Sreunbc unb @efannten. Baitor 81.
$. &asnann bon Ser ebangI. ct.
Salls Stride anltirte I'M Srauer.
bal,ie ioipobl als an1 @rabe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28
Gltern. nnb 2ebrer @eriammlpns.

Cine @eriammlitne bes 8ereins
fiir Gltern unb 2cbrer finbet bcltte
Mbenb IN Der SohidilI- Sale Itott, 81,
mclbem niht MIR bie Witglieoer, ion.
bern oos Blbliflrm i'm mgcneinen
cingelabcn lit. Superintcn6ent $. s.
0eppc rnb Srali s. @. geaers wer.
Den slnipraben balten iiber ben 3ipef
uno Die 3iele Der Organization.
Gbenfalls miro bie 3pednl1bigfcit
eincs Inidluiies on ben gongreb fir
Wfiitter beiproben iperoen. galtor
6. 90. ellis bon Der .N. g. Stride
miro cine glniprade iiber er3icherii6e
Sben1ata balten. WfniifbortrGac Bill.
Den einen Ebeil bes reidbaItigen
Hrograms.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28
Grlegt einen 8olf maize S5crmann.

hilbert 9foblfing, Sobn bon 2ouis
&oblfing, III Sermann pobnbaft, bot
te am 9ieustag giadmittag bas ieI-
tene @liif einen groben @olf at er-
IeNen. &oblfing befanb ii6 aitf Der
SSago nod &lcinipilo in Der NGbe Der
Sarm bon Oscar 2oebnig, etipa brei
Weilen Oitlid bon bier, als er int
bihtcn @eitriipp, in Der gtGbe bes
Sluiies, ieinen Sagobuno in einen
&anpfe, pie er bernlutbetc nit einent
atloeren Sitnbe bernerfte, unb besbaIb
auerIt nidt idieben iuollte. 0o6 als
&oblfing ndber trat, gab Der per-
neintlide Suno Seriengelb. Der
SSager erfannte oaB es elm 8oIf mar,
llno es eliidte ibn benieIben bur6 eli.
men tpobl9e5ielten ShuB nieoer5li.
Itreden. @r brabte ben @olf na1
Der Staot itnb miro Die bonn Gop,ltp
uno Staat allf bas griegen zines
@olfes ausgeiebte gelobn,lna erbal.
ten. 9as Sbicr maj iiber 51a SUP
bon Ser S6nalae Bis gum t5dpan5.
enoe i,nb gebort Der @attiti,g Der gro.
Beren @alb- (Sintber) @oIfe on.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28
2ieken iidJ in st. 2onis tranen.

9fidoro g8. Odsner llno SRI. Gil
liam 6. Snden iplirben lebten Won,
tag in ct. 2olis Sll einem eIiifliden
Gbepaare pereinigt. Serr O6sner
lit elm Sobn bon 2oilis Dds.
ner, bon nabe Sermann uno lit Dor
menigen Wonaten aus Dem &riegs.
bienit entlniien iporoen. Die 9raut
lit cine Sodter bon Senrp Snden,
friiber bon Stolpe, bod iest in I'M.
ierer Stabt iuobnbaft. >0er irnge
gberunin betrieb in Rebrasfa gitp,
gseb. Elm @litontobiI Reparot,ir. .@e.
iddft. Die ReiiberntdbIten benen
mir ber3lidft Slid uuo Sesen gum
giliioe ipiinfden, iperoen iid in Ser
rriatiu nieoerlaiiert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28
GOmntp 6Cpurt 8erbanblnnsen.
0eiudjc nm uene &pabs nnb 8eriuil.
lisnns fir @erbeiiernns bon Conn.
tp.9ioabs, ioiuie Nnsitellnns bon
3ablnussideinen, nimmt ben srSk.
ten Sbeil Der Seit in Mniprnd.

Die Court beipilligte $50 Fir Ser
belieri1ng Der 8lanb Stoab bon Der
neilen Bethel Stride Bis nod Der
g8oollam ilno 8lanb &oab, beltinnrte
ieoo9 bob feline @raoirltngs @rbei-
ten Dor benz Is. Sebrlar ltnternonl.
men iperben.
ssris Bod unb Mnbere reidten elm
@eiud elm Inn cine 8eripilligltng fir
@raoir1ngs Mrbeiten ON Der Wool.
lam l,no 8lano Moao, fir mel6e Mr.
beiten Die 8eipobner ienes Soipnibips
burd freilpiIlige 8eitrdee cinen Tbeil
bes @eloes arfsebra6t batten. Oie
Court beidIoB ben Diitrift elmer @er-
millieiing 5,l i1nteritiisen ieood riht
Dor benl Sebruar Sern1in.
$500 ipurben bon Der GoltntD
Court Der @asconabe GountD @e-
fliigel @eiellidaft als Prdmien 5,ir
gerfiigiing geltellt. Die @eielliaaft
purbe erit fiir5lid organiiirt ,,no
piro ibre @efIiigel @usitellung in
Spenspille abbalten.
Der &oabaufieber bon Diitrift 19
pnroe angeipieien ben 9oben Der
Bride Die bel Tea iiber Den 8oitr.
bois Slub fiibrt 5u repariren.
Ser Bomb oes Hoabaufiebers Sp.
Bleiae, bon 9iitrift 81, im 8etrage
bon $1,000 NIT q. s. @iimann uno
g. g8. grioer, als 8iirget tpurbe an.
senomnen.
sSn Saden elmer neuen @oao an
Der Sirit Greet Inn ipelbe @ictor q.
&iteoiger, @rniI S. stephan II. 81.
einfanlelt, ipuroe Der Surbepor be-
arftragt Die notbigen 8ermeiiungen
als5ufiibren. @benfalls crfldrte lid
Die Court bereit Soltis &od you fitr
bas 8egeref)t 81 be5ablen, Der gfeIt
bes Shaoeneriabes ben Sod foroert,
erfl1rten ii6 bie Getcnten bereit 5lt
be3ablen. gbenfalls peripra6en bic
ielben oen notbigen Gillpert 81, balter,
falls bas Gountp bas Material lie
fert.
@s ipuroe angcoronet alle @eIber
bes t.. g, 3. ilnb elm Sbeil bes 80.
9iltriftes IN bcn Serinann Special.
9foab 0iitriftes iiber5ube5ablcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28
sSdger tobteten lebte ISOLDE auf Der

SSdger tooteten lebte ISOLDE arf Der
8auH bes Sol. SduIte, ipcitl. bon
8aibington anitatt zines Saicn elm
200 Bfunb idueres Sdtpein, nab.
reno auf elmer anoeren 5orln Die
Sdger einen Gornbanfen in grai,b
iesten nm ein 2agerfeuer su baben,
Sn ibrem uebermiitb baben ssdger,
ipie Sarmer ans Dem Glober 9otton
in Granflin Count beridten, bic
Telephone Drdbte ent5ipci geidoiicn,
10 bab Der EeIepbonoienit, erit nnd
bolloogener Heparatiir nieoer aufee.
nonlnlen iuerben fonr,te. llnb oabei
Toll 6em Garnter Der @ebnIbsfaoen
nidt reiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28
sd,aeffcr-aGd.

9urd Baitor asmnss,.. bon Der
cpargl, airde su Stolpe, ipuroen am
Naittipo6 Bruno Shaeffer, Sobn bon
Otto S6aeffer, bon nabe StoIpe, llnb
SRI. @lma Rlid, Eohter bon Gbas.
S. Slid, ebenfaIIs bon Stolpe, i'm
8nnoe Der CHE pereiniat Dos iimge
Gbepaar, benz mir ,lnieren ber5liditen
@Iiidmunid5 entbieteit, ipirb iein
Scim auf Der befanrteit Sdaeffer
Sarm aitfidlaseii
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

@runoeigelltbnms- llebertrogungen
ipurben felt LETTER ISOLDE i'm Hecor.
oer.glnlte bon @asconaoe GolntD lpie
folet gebu6t: Splpeiter aptes an
gSm. Sbmibt, cinen fleinen Sano.
Itrid nabe Smeilsbille fiir $25; 6. s.
SensleD an gilbert Saooods, 43 slder
nabe Canaan. fir $1700; emil gia'
gel an Gbas. 8rautigam, 2ots "a, 26,
2S, 80 uno 80. oitI. 6. Strabe, Ser.
MANN fir $500; 50. s. 8beIps ON
6. u. Mareiner, 2ano bel 9lano fiir
$3.50; u. 6. Wattbeips on Sreo
&raiiie, 144 slfer nabe Oncnsbille
fir $4,000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

Der Gountp glnualt bon Bbelps
gountp naht befannt, baB er oas @e.
leb mel1es oas ssSa9en ober glrbcitcn
anl Sonntas perbietet, auf oas itreng.
ite bur6fiibren miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

@uiubllng elmer Den Staat luniai.
iellben oemofrotii1en Negeroreaniia.
tion lit Der 3lped elmer alif ben II.
0eaerlbcr nad) Seoalio einberufencn
Sisllng oes bcntofratiidcn Staats.
tonlites.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

glGbe bon gilbert &able's Sarm nabc
Spiss, irnliblus unb Ole Snialien
unter ii6 begrub. Gum Slid fanlen
sllle obne fdpere 8erlesungen oabpn.
glu1 bos sfutp ipurbe MIR leidt be-
ibGbigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

0urd 9altor 8. Scimiotb, bon
Der Iutberiiden &irdc nabe 9rafe,
lpuroen leste ISOLDE @m. Wtorris,
BON Stanton SIl., irno SRI. Snoia
2ieienleper, So6ter bon Sroll slnna
2ieien,eper, bon Smenspillc, Rolltc |,
getraut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

gollntp slnipaIt Senslcp. bon
DrpensbiIIe, inb @ns. S., @ns. @.
nno Sobn @aiper, bon gleabesbille,
batten bas ltnsIiid bob ibr sliito ailf
Der Seinfabrt bon Sermann in Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

3fpei Concrete Grlperts ipilrben in
oen bergangenen brei @oden an Ser
Sirit Greet unb elm folder an Der
Stpiss uno gap @oab nabe Gbas.
arull's ssarnt, gebalit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

Sranf glbring, bon 0rafe, bot lette
8ode iein beipeglides gigentbum
auf offentlider Muftion perfauft nnb
miro nnb SIlinois iiberiieoeln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

@eo. ssSbel rno SRI. 2pbia grinf-
manL bon SwenspilIe, 81. 2, puroen
lcbte @ode in Der @obnung Der gl-
tern Der graut, s. g. grinfr1ann
uno @attin, I'M 9ltnoe Der Gbe Der.
eiiligt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

Megarficbcr Gbas. @cbfing bat al
Der Stpiss llno gap Hpao, tuelde an
5. 9. Meper's Store perbeifiibrt ei-
nen Concrete Gulpert geballt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

Yaltor S. Sns, bon Der Tresbp-
terianer Stride 5u Sope, bat iein
amt nieoerselegt I'M einem Hilfe ei.
ner 8cmeinoe in @isconiin au folgen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

9ie Sod Sslanb Giienbabn @e-
iellidaft bot eincn groBen nelien @ai-
iertanf in Smensnille gebaut unb 6os
gumpcnbalis nit neuer Woidinerie
berieben laiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28
Mllsemeine p.9semisfeiten.

9lug. 0eeie, bon Ibiro Greet, bai
III Bettis Gountp cine 5arm fir $14..
600 gefauft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

slbolpb Ytoefli uno Satin bon
9lano, ipuroen lette 8ohc ollr1 oie
@eburt cines Sobnbens erfreilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

Oilliion Soparb, ein 8eteran aus
benz 9iirgerfriege rtno friiber nabc
Smenspille uobnbaft, lit Iette ISOLDE
in SigD @ate, Maries Goitntp i'm
Sitter bon 75 Sabren geitorben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

Saln SappnleDcr bat bas @eid)Gft
Der Smcnsbille 2unbcr 60. fGuflih
ilbcrrlonlillcn.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-08
NEWPORT CENTER

Homer Ciburn and family have
moved to West Glover.
Illness has again confined Deacon
George Rogers to his bed. His con-
dition, at last reports, was very rn-
favorable, but it is hoped he VIII he
up and around within a short time
His work finished on the section,
Eben Colbeth is now doing odd jobs
in the village.
Chauncey Armstrong and family
have moved back to their farm ere.
VIII Tracey has vacated the
George Larabee tenement and is
now occupying Hazen Niles resi-
dence across the way.
her folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Willis
Mrs. Scott spent a few days with
while her husband was away on a
business trip.
Work of shingling the home of
Mrs. Andrew Wheeler is now going
on Some papering is also being
done in the interior of the house,
The Edward Larabee farm is be-
ing run by John Brown since Homer
Coburn moved.
Mrs. Anna Larabee has been sent
to DR.. Cleasby's hospital in Orleans
to receive a few weeks heat..crt
Because her condition was daily
growing worse, DR. Adams advised
this as the best course.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-08
WESTFIELD

Will Bryant and his son, have
gone to Troy for the winter. He has
stored his household goods in the
Methodist church.
Mrs. Roy Willis and Miss Beatrice
Bean have gone to the Mary Fletcher
hospital to be operated on. Both
are suffering from appendicitis. DR..
w. A. Young accompanied them.
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. McFarlane
have returned from trip to Mon
treal and Cowansvillc, where they
visited friends.
Mrs, George Root of North Troy
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-08
EAST CHARLESTON

Dr. ]. B. Cushman is able to be out
now after very serious illness.
Irving Lafrance is stopping with
his mother, having just been released
from the U. S. Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Whtcomb have
returned from visit to friends and
relatives in Springfield, Mass, and
Bellows Falls, VT.
Eugene Gray has just purchased a
farm in Connecticut.
Eleanor Coburn, young daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Coburn is somewhat
better now. She has been quite i'll.
Severe colds have taken hold of
several local citizens.
Frank Wilder is recovering from a
severe illness.
Mrs. James Hunt is i'll, suffering
from ulcers in her stomach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Buck have
just celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary.
Anna Louise Jensen, daughter Of
Mrs. Horace Jensen, was married
Gently to Harris Ralph Shufelt of
Lowell Rev. Robert Lawton of
Island Pond officiated, the double
ring service being observed.
News has just reached here of the
marriage of Miss Pearl Gray ard
Raymond Gage of Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Whitcomb
and family were recent visitors here
from st. Johnsbury.
Perley Davis has re-sold to Eall
Willis the farm he recently purchas-
ed from Willis.
Walter Stevens is reported well en-
the road to recovery following a.
severe illness.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-08
NEWPORT LOCALS

Mrs. M. B. Chappelle who has
been very i'll for more than two
months was reported resting much
easier yesterday.
Homer Rankin, pastor of the First
Baptist church, VINO just returned
from ID months overseas Saturday,
went to st. Johnsbury Monday to
visit Emile Rossier at Brightlook
hospital in that town. Mr.. Rossier
who lost his right arm in a thresh-
ing machine last week, is a promin-
ent member of Mr. Rankins congre-
cation.
Mrs. Madge C. Pickle has COM
pleted her work with the New Eng
land Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany will leave soon for Montreal
where her husband is employed by
the Canadian Pacific railroad.
Yesterday MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Ball
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Ball left
by auto for Brandentown, Fla, where
they will spend the winter. They
will make the trip in a leisurely
manner, stopping in several cities on
their route. The two families have 4
bungalow home in Brandentown and
have been there for the last two
winters, since H. J. Ball sold his
business, the Ball Flower shop to 7.
C. Camp. We shall soon begin to talk
of our winter colonies in Florida as
we do our summer colonies at the
Bluffs, as there are a number of our
citizens who seek the sunny south
during the cold winter months.
Father Blair, curate at st. Mary's
Catholich church is in Winooski this
week.
C. d. Hazeline of Beebe has moved
to this city and will live in Guy
Smiths house on Spring street.
Mrs. Luke Lowering is visiting rel
atives in Richford for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.. Squires and
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland Cousens left
this morning for Morrisville where
thew will attend the annual interna-
tional conference of the Advent
church.
Mrs. William Dow is visiting her
sister in Swanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Weeks have re-
turned from trip to Springfield and
Northampton, Mass.
Miss Madeline Pomfrey and Miss
Glenna Turner of Richford have re-
sumed vocal lessons with Mrs. Puff
fer at North Troy.
Mrs. Harold Lewis and Mrs. G.
L. Elliott of Nashua are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Bailey.
Charles McCauley and daughter,
Miss Gladys McCauley are taking
several days vacation trip to Spring
field, Boston and Portland
Mrs. F. A. Knowlton visited her
sister, Mrs. John Curtis in Stan
stead on Monday.
Mrs. Harr yFlint, daughter of Col.
C. S. Emery sails from New York to-
day for France. Lieut.. Col. Flint is
with the army of occupation and
stationed at Coblenz. He will meet
Mrs. Flint at Brest.
Mrs. Eleanor Nelson has returned
from months visit with relatives in
Springfield and Boston.
Mrs. H. P. Vance has returned
from a hospital in Exeter where she
mas been for medical treatment.
Raymond Adams has sold his farm
N Coventry and will live with his
father, Theron Adams on Sias Ave.
n
nave returned from a trip to Spring
ield, Mass. II
Mrs. Parker McCauley returned to-
lay from Vergennes, where she visi
ID her sister, Mrs. Arch Haven.
Mrs. A. P. Marks arrived Monday /
hight from Toronto, where she has
,een visiting friends.
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spent few days recently with her
sister, Mrs. Herbert Longley
| Work has been going ahead rapidly
at the mill since the arrival of two
truck loads of machinery last week.
Frank Martin recently had as a
visitor, Leonard Seymour of Sutton.
Dudley Traver has returned from
a trip to Orleans where he visited
his daughter, Mrs. Oliver Durham.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-08
Borrowed Dignity.

She-"Doesn't Charles look dis
tingu!shed IN that full-dress suit?" He
---"llow could he help it? That outfit
in its day has been on the backs Of
three football captains, two editors
and the leading man in our last coll
lege production. Stamford Chapar.
raj.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-08

Godine is sold by the following dealers: BrighamG
Drug Store, Welcome B. Eastman, Frank G. Landry c. A.
Searles 4 Co., Simpsons Pharmacy Also throughout the
county in Passumpsc, Barnet West Barnet, Peacham, East
Pcacham Ryegate, East Ryegate, Groton Danvile, West
Danvlle, Walden South Walden, North Danville, Hard
wick East IIardwck, Greensboro Bend Sheffield Wheel
ock Lyr ION Center Lyndon, Lyndonvllc Burke, West
Burke East Burke Sutton Concord and North Concord
In your dealer does not stock Godine, ask him to
secure it for you through the Burlington Drug Co. of
Burlington VT. or Gibson-Snow Co., of Albany N. Y.
the wholesale druggists Price liquid, $115. Tablets
lax. 25c per box.
for kidney and rheumatism also catah and the blood
LaXatves with this medicine Watch the papers for your
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-08
BARBER is a MiLKMAN

of No 2, VT, the well known
mikman,
terribly with rheumatism and
trouble The through shoulders
had headaches but
had trouble with heart and rembd
kinds of medicine didn't
help Then Godne ask what Golne did for
troubles"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-05
BAPTISTS HONOR
RETURNED BOYS
WITH SERVICES

A patriotic service of special in
terest will be held tomorrow morn
ing at 10:45 O'Clock at the First
Baptist church as a welcome home
to those from the church who had
gone into the service of their coun-
try.
The church honor roll contains
the names of 48 men and one Red
Cross nurse, Miss Gertrude Wag-
ner, two blue stars having been re-
placed by gold ones in memory of
Ernest Mueller and Bertham Ken
sell who gave their lives in the ser
vice. With the exception of these
gold star men and Lieutenant John
Kittelsen, still in the service, ait
have returned to their homes.
The pastor, Rev. ]. c. Granger
will give special patriotic address
suitable to the occasion and there
will be special music including the
singing of "The Star Spangled Ban
ner." At the evening hour the pas
tors theme will be Christian Cit
izenship."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-05
AUTOS WRECKED
IN A SMASH-UP
Unidentified Youth AhanGOns Az
tOmObile After Accidents
SOugth by Police.

An unidentified youth is being
sought by the police department as
the result OF an accident this morn
ing at 4:S0, in which the youths
car collided with a mail wagon
and then crashed head-on into an
automobile.
The accident took place at the
corner of Twenty-sixth street and
Fifth avenue. George Voege, 1117
West Second street, Davenport,
was driving west on Fifth avenue
when his car was suddenly struck
by a five-passenger Grant occupied
by a young man and two young
women.
The tenders and front OF his car
were badly damaged aud an occu-
pant slightly bruised in a fall re-
sulting from the sudden shock OF
the collision.
The license number OF the car
driven by the youth was given as
4377 Ill. 1t was left in a partially
wrecked condition by the three oc-
cupants, who claimed they were in
a hurry to board a Rock Island
train.