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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
P Z VIOLA Nc 0POlMoC.
Komunikat Urzedu Prasowo Infor
macyjnego Wydziafu N. P.

Paryz, IS stycz. Polski Ko--
mitet Narodowy otrzyma1 dis "a
dyogram q Genernalnego Komite-
til Pomo,cy " WarszaWaiie przes1a-
ny p1rzzez S'apiehe j Grabskiego -
OTTO wyjatkii:
Poznanskie, Litwa is1ask maj
mniejjsze potrzeby. Gl6d W Pol
see calej szerzy sic coraz bardziej.
|Sroga lima dale sic we znaki. Pc.
|trzeba natychmiast 4 tysiace wa
gon66w1 maxi, ma styezen j luty Pc.
3 tysiace Wagon6w IA po ty-
STAGE wagon6w maxi ma nastepne.
miesiace do lipca wlacznie. Ra-
zem trzeba 20 tysiecy wagon6w
maxi = a opr6cz tego $50 WACO
now grochu, 375 Wagonow cukru,.
$50 wagon6w ryzu, $50 Wagon6w
aliesa = a W szczeg6lnosci kon--.
serw i t1uszczo6w $50 wagon6W
ryb i sledzi, 40 wageonl66w konden-.
zowanego mleka, jeden wagon Sc.
IA, IL wag. masla, 40 Wagg, wa
rzyw i olejow Is wag. herbaty,
wag. 2 pieprzu, zapasy wszel-.
'kic juz sic W Polsce Wyczerpaly:
zzullpe1nie. Potrzeba jest 'olbrzymia.
i natychmiastowa odziezy, bu--:
tow, bie1izny takze srodk6w:
leczniczych i bandazy. WszystkieI
t Il: nsl d.t: NIGGA dojsc przez por-::
ty Gdansk, Kr6lewiec, Libawa.
Ably te transporty przewiezc, po-.
trzeba $50 waggon6w krytych j
ITO lokonlotym. Rad musi mice
zaraz komunikacye kolejowa ME.
dry Gdanskiiem a M1awa i Gdan-.
skiem, Toruniiem. LibaWa izBia}ym
stokiem. Wykluczona jest komuni
kacyTa Z Bialorusia iIitWa j Pod:
lasiem -poniewaz tam jeszcze in IN.
wazya niemiecka. Niemey, cofa-=
jac sic, oddaja kraj bandom boil.
szewickim j jeszcze i'm pomagaja.
tNiemcy grabia kraj caly j biora.
wszystko co jest do wziecia. Boil:
szewiicy morduja ludnose. Okazu-5j
:je sic koniecznosc zajecia tych O.
kolic przez Polske i to natych-5
miast, by szerzeniu sic zbrodniI5
przeszkodzic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
NiieInieckie hel1ny stalowe n,
grodami Ola kupujacych
bondy.
Washington, IS stycz. - 5000

Washington, IS stycz. = $4,000
niemieckich he}m6w, zabranych
przez zolnierzy amcrykanskich ia
froncic zachodnich walk - ME-
kt6rc zupelnie move zajete 2 ma
gazyn6w opuszczonych przez ucie
kajace wojsko miemieckie, a MIC
ktore potrzaskane j podziuraWioc-
lie ma naggrody kupujacym bendy
rlzadowe podczas piatej. pozyczki
wolnosciowei, iaka nastapi okolo
pietnastego kw%ietnia, Tub wees
niej. Helby te beda rozdzielone
wed}ug. wielkosci kwot ma posi-
czeg6lne dystrykty i uzywane
PREY Rampant.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21

Skoro prezydent Poincare
wszedl Gale zgromadzenie powsta-
10, z powodu zwyczaju wejscia
jcgo mic powitano oklaskami, co
Gala. scene szrobi1o ,u1r.oczystszzaa::
Przyjecie prezydentury: ia kon--
gresie przez Clemanceau, bylo wy
razonc uczuciem osobistej wdzie-
cznosci i okreslenicm zarysu, IA
przodzie wiclkiego bczposrcdnie--
go narodu.. Try w%iekszych g}o-
wnych przedmiot6w oznaczyl Oh
jake odpowiedzia1nenza wojnee,,otdl
powied4s lose, "a zbr,oodnie pod
!, aga fh4 vii wa t,ti N praca u i
jstazwodastwa. Liga narod6w byia
n8>,czele programu ma nastepnej
ca}ej sesyi, p%owiedziaf on.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
bronici bedzie Litwy.

Londyn, Is stycz. Rad pol
skiobjal proWizorycznie admin
.stracyeLitwy, ably bronic ia pred
bolszewikami, donosi telegram 2
Warszawy, Akcye te podjela Pol
ska ma prosbe prezydenta liteW--
skiej republiki.
Stockholm, Is stycz. Estons
kie Wojska odniosly powazny sut VI
ces mad bolszeWikami, ktorzy
Wkraczali na terytoryrlm estons--
kie. zajeli mianowicie Estonczycy
miasto Dorpat, zabraWszy przy--
tenn wielkie lupy bolszeWikoW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
]. PADER[EW-
ski WlYBRANY Pre-
MlERE|M POlSkI.
Pifsudski ma bye minis
trem zagranfcznym.

Warszaw1a, 20 stycz. Ignacy
Jan Paderewski jest nowym pre-
miercm Polski i stworzy1 nowy ga
binet w miejsce ministeryum Mo
raczcwskiego, kt6re podalo sic do
dymisyi. PadereWski przygotowu
je obecnie odezwe do n;arodu i
twierdzi, re rad jjego da natych-
Mast dowody lacznosci i wspolno
sci interes6w z Aliantami. Ogrom
ia radosc panuje W miiescic z po-
wodu tych wiadomosci. Nowy
rad zawiera trzech czlonk6w do
tychczasowego rzadu.
Warszawa, 20 stycz. - Ignacy
Jan Padercwski, doszediszy do pc
rozumienia z generalem Pi}suds-
kim, stworzyl nowy CABINET polls
.ki. General Pilsudski ma bye mi
nlstrem Ola spraW zagranlcznych
W nowym %gabinecie pod Paderew-
skim jake premierem, co pozwala
.by}emu dyktatorowi zatrzymac
PREY sobic wiele 2 poprzedniej
wladzy.
Trzech czlonk0w dotychczaso-
wego ministeryum wejdzie "
sklad noWego, kt6ry ma bye zfo-
.zzony przzeewaznie 2 expert6w ME
politykoow. Nowy Rad ma sic po-
starac 0 zatwierdzenie Polakow z
dawnego zaboru niemieckiego. Pc
zostallie zas przy wladzy az do wy
borrow, kt6re odbeda sic W ciagu
dwoch tygodni.
Kompromis ten zawiera take
warunki ugody-w sprawie delega-
tow polskich ma kongres pokojo-
wy. Jednym z Mich bedzie Dmow-
ski, prezes Komitetu NarodoWego
W Paryzu zgodzi1y sic IA nieggo. Q
bydwie strony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
Przewiodca Spartakanow stree
, lony " sz u

Zabity. zostal gddy :chciaA uc1ec -
Rosa Luxembourg :~sttrzelona W
glove Zw1oh znikneH.
Berlin, 18 stycz.. Dr.. Kar6l
Liebknecht i Rosa Luxembourg 20
stall zabici..
. Londyn, 18 stycz*- Rosa Lux
emburg najczynniejsza pc Lieb--
knechcie T. przew6dc6w grupy.
Spartakusa, zostala zamordowana
m6wi depesza z Berlina do ]-
change Telegraph Co. przez Ko--
penhage.
We ,srode odby}o sic W Karls-
ruhe pierwsze lokalne zgromadze.
Me narodowe, Ia ktorem mlnl-
strowie zlozyli pred zgromadze--
MEM swe rezygnacye otrzymall
polccenie cd zgromadzenia pro-
wadzic dalej administracye kraju.
Basel, Is stycz = Karol Kautz
XII dawniejszy podsekretarz W mi
nisteryum spraw zagranicznych
rzadu Eberta wiecej powiedziaw-
sly niedawno pomocnik Dr.. Kar6
la Liebknechta zosta1 dis rano "a
- rasztowanv w Rpr1inie P00zniei 70
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
Ryga v rekach ~bolszewikoW.

Berlin, is styc. Rygga znajdu
je sic zupe1nie v rekaeh bolsze-
wikow rosyjskich, donosisdeepes'iz'aa.
q Mitawy do Vossiche ztgg. Vol
ska bolszeWiekie So. y oddale tlpi
zaledWie 81 mil Cd Ml[ii1tEaaW11yy, ktora
przepeIniona Jest uciekinfitertami.
zolnierze niemieccyy, k ktios ostat
III opl1scM Rygge zeznniajjaa ze mia
opali sic v y iWiie eIl.Ii miejs Ileia'cl g
EbolszeWiki mordujja rabujja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
CHCE SlE
pOHACZYG Y EUROPA.

Parry, Is stycz. Partya kto-
ia nliiesdlaWn.op temu oglosila Luxem
burg republika, postanoWila Wy
sIac specya1na deleggacye do Parry
"a. Gazety francuskie donosza, e
lndnosctegok raju zada przyla
.czeniia sic do Francyi re deleggaci
Wyjezdzajacy TAME, beda te spra
we RIDDEN francuskim omaWiae.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21

tn amerykanskiego mialby Wiellkliit
Wplyw ma sentymenty europejskle
a take ma meow stanu pafnstW7 q
lianckich. Jak " Europe masy
mia1y sposobnosci opoWiedziec sic
ME lyle "a osoba prezydenta, lie
"a jjeego. zasadami, tax Almnl'eery
&c podr66z jego dalaby narodoWi 9
kaye do wyrazenia sWej opinii "
kwestyi pokoju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
POD ~BYDGOSzCZA.

Amsterdam, Is stycz. - Vols
.ka polskie posunely sic naprz6d[
" kiierunku Bydgoszczy " Poznan
skiem j znajduja sic sod1egglosci
zaledwie dWoch pol mil Cd te
go miasta, moWi berlinska Nossii-
che ztg. Faktycznie Bydgoszcz
lest otoczone przez PolakoW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
WIELKA StAWA SPADA Ma DELEGATION A SUKCES
POWlNlEN UWlENCZYC ICH STARANIA
POWlEDZJAL PREMIER.

True translation filed with thepost master at Winona, MINI, on
Jan, 20, 1918, as required by the Act. of Congress Oct, 6, 1917
Paryz, go styczna. z(Przez stowarzyszona prase) Kongres
pokojowy bedze hsorycznym ma kt6ry oczy calego sWiata. SO O.
becnic zwr6cone, otwarty zostafonegdaj pc poludniu W wielkiej
sail de la Paix. Okoicznosci kt6re by}y ograniczone co do Wybo-
I'll George Clemenccau, francuski pramier, jake trwaly prezes kon
ferencyi, w przemowie powitalnej przez p%rezydenta Wilsona pre-
miera Lloyd George barona Lon nno odznaczaly sic przez Wyraze
ME o trwa1ej przyjazni a obecne rozstrzygniecie spraw przez pred
stawicieli rozmatych narod6w doprowadzi do przyjacieskiegospo
.rozumienia pod wzgledem probe mu- ktory ma bye u}ozony4Frzez
o,F,coooy .t
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
prohbicyonstow.

Washington, 10 styoz. Legi--
slatury trzydziestu osniu Stan6W
ratyfikowaly poprawke prohibicy
ina do konstytucyi Stan. zjed.
Onegdaj przyIaczylo sic piec
.Stan6w do rzedu 'ssnchych" So
to: Iowa, Utah Colorado, Oregon
GRAZ New Hapshire. Kilkunas-
Gle Stan6w j~eszcze ME gloso-
@waIo mad ia kwestya. Pomiedzy
tymi Stanami %odbywaja sic well
.kie wyssciigi gdyz kazdy Stan pra
tgnie, ably ratyfikacya jego popra-
wiki zadecydowala przyszlym
:losie narodu wzgledem prohibicy-
tonizmlu. Nebraska, Mmesotta,N New
Mexico i Missouri dokladaja wsze.
lkich staran ably opowiedziec sic
"a prohibicyonizmem. Welding
uchwaly projektu poprawka pro-
:hibicyjna wejdzie W zycie W rok
pc formalnem ogloszeniu ratyfika
cyl. Jezeli " tym jeszcze miesia-
Gu ratyfikacya bedzie przeproWa-
dzona wtenczas p%rohibicya W ca
lynn kraju nastapi okolo pierwsze
go lipca, czyli W tym samym cza-
sic, W kt6rymby prawo prohibi-
cyjne wojenne zostalo zaprowadzo
Welding uchWaly prawo to
wzbrania wszelkiego Wyrobu ma
pojow Acknowledgment do czasu zu
pe1nej demobilizacyi armii Wojen.
nej kraju. Niewatpliwie prawo to.
bedzie trwae przez przeciagg sled-
miiu miesiecy czyli tax dlugo, az
Wejdzie. W zycie. praWo prohibicyj
kt6rym obecnie nar6d prat,
.cuje. Podczas gdy praca mad MEM
dobiega do konca Kongres Stan.
przyggotoWuje sic do piracy.
mad pewnemi projektami, kt6re pu
SEGA " ruch Gala operacye noWo
5uchWaloonej
mel. Projeklty te odnosic sic bedlaaS
do kar "a .przekraczanie pocprraW-
Xxi oraz zawyrokuja kto sic ma "a
zajac dogladaniem, ably go mkt
,nie przestapil: PierWszeggo czerW--
Ca 1917 Senat przeproWadzH No.
Iprawke gIosami 65 do 20, a Izba
I.pos1166W WNgrudniu 1917 glosaatmli
|282 do II. Mississippi bylpierw-
Sym stanem, kt6ry rattyfikoWal
polpraWke konstytucyyjna " sty'cz
ME 1918-tym.
TekstpopraWM jest nasfepujaa-
cy. " rok Pc ratyfikacyi teggo
paragraph WszelH Wyrob, sprze--
sdaz ! transportacya napoioW wy
SSskokoWych lub kraju beedaa
Wzbronione. Konggres isttanyy bee
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
Delegaci gromadza sic do nabrania wiado-
mosci przeznaczonych do dziejopis6w gdy
oczy calego sswiata utklWiione So ma Gym
nosci znamienitych ~dyplomat6w.

Prezydent Francyi POincare OtwOrzyf pOczatkOWa sesye, 4 nastepnie naczel-
mix Amerykj, mianoWany zosaf przez preniera Clenenceau ma przeWod-
niczacego zgromadzenia. Zadecyduje to ofcer6W pokooWych Wszystkich
narod6w-Stany ZiednoczOne j ich reprezentanci SD uWiebani. .#
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21

True translation filed with thepost master at Winona, Mimi, on
Jan, 20, 1918, as required by the Act Of Congress. Oct. 6, 1917.
Washington, 10 stycznia. Dzisiejszem potwierdzeniem fede-
:ralnie konstytucyjnej %prohibicyi, Stany Zjednoczone staja. sic pier
VISA welka sMa borac w1adze prawodawcza zaprzestajac trWale
handful lkierow. A 4 Ea@@8s#N.s s#5
Clos Nebraska dial potrzebna utwierdzajaca przez try czwarte
wiekszosci stan6w do DANA skutecznego .poprawkiE podbitej zprzez
kongres w grudniu 1917. Nastapiho to podobno przez jakies die
sec stan6w " kt6rych potwierdzono re Amerykar ma bye sueha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
YTRRzzYYDzESGCI OSIlIESMl SsTAN0W, DIVA
WIENCCEJ NIzELIP0TRZEBA ZATWIE
RDZIhY POPRAWKE OPRnHIBICY1
A l-GO IIPuA PRZEKONAMY SIZE
zE CAKY NAR0D BEDZIE SUCHY.

JakkOlWiek w Waslingt0nie debatuja Wzgledem.
daty nova czes6 konstytllcyyi bedzie uskuttecznio
na-autor kt6ry podejmie sic zmiany, poWiada
re potrWa to do Is ~stycznia, 1920.
Nebraska Jest oslatniinli stane1l do potrzeb-
ngj gfnpy i gubernator spieszy Z listen.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-10

Remember DeLaval Service Day
at Harry H. Carr's, Sept. 16. See
adv.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-10
U. S. ATTORNEY TO
GET AFTER GAME
Law VIOLATORS
Three Men at Rutland
Charged with Handling
Deer to Be Tried

That the United States stands
ready TO put teeth into laws pro-
tecting fish and game is manifested
by the action taken by District At
torncy V. A. Billiard of Burlington
against three respondents to be ar
raigned before United States court
at the next session to be held in Rut-
land the first of October. The cases
are those of Harold Varney, Edward
and Lafayette Coville for Illegally
shipping the carcasses of deer from
the state.
The men are guides in the New
Hampshire mountains and own sew
eral camps there in the what IS
known as the Connecticut lake re-
gion. The acts with which they arc
accused are taking deer from Nc"
Hampshire over into this state and
shipping them from here under the
names of other perosns. These men
had no Vermont licenses but used the
names of men who did and the gov
eminent IS prosecuting them on those
charges.
A maximum fine of 5000 is provid
ed in the United States lSws for anv
shipment of fish or CANA caught or
killed contrary to the STATE laws and
in that way backs uv the efforts of
the state to conserve game and fish.
No prosecution have been brought
along these lines for many years but
the laws are not asw and several
years ago some fishermen were pro-
secuted in Grand Isle Ar shipping
fish which they caught illegally.
Packages containing fish or game
must be plainly marked according to
law and the state game wardens can
take their clues from these ship
ments and follow them through to
see whether the shippers are getting
their goods legally or not.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-10
WEST DANVILLE

Quite a crowd attended the Park
err auction Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wright of
St. Johnsbury are occupying their
cottage and Mr.. and Mrs. M. V, Dow
of Danville are occupying theirs.
Harvey Dunbar of Walden has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. N. Dunbar.
Carl Woods has purchased a new
Chevrolet car.
Mrs. Hattie Wiloux who has been
spending a few weeks with her
brother, Henry Clifford returned to
Washington, d. c., last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mcdonald
of Portsmouth, N. H., spent few
days last week wit hMr. and Mrs.
A. J. Goss.
A. H. Carpenter who has spent the
summer here has closed his cottage
and left Monday for his home in
Stockland, Calf.
There will be a Ladies Aid sup
per at the church Thursday, Sept.
II.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton harrington
and children spent Saturday and
Sunday with his brother, George, at
Lisbon, N. H., going by auto.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-10
ST. JOHNSBURY EAST

Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald from Can
ada were recent visitors at s.
Smiths. They came here to look
over some farms that are for sale
with the idea of buying before long.
Quite a few people have come into
this vicinity lately and located and
we wish for more of this same kind
Miss Mabel Stark returned to her
home last Tuesday in Long Island,
| Miss Abbie Smith went with her and
returned on Friday.
Miss Ann Smith returned to her
school in Bloomfield, N. j., Friday
night.
Porter Perrins has gone to Little
ton, Mass, to seek employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin return to
their home in Youngstown, Ohio, on
Monday Mr. Griffin returns much
improved in health. We shall be
glad to see them again in the near
future.
Mrs. J. w. Perrin, Mrs. F. M. Bon
nett and Mrs. VIM. McLochlin, were
recent visitors in Haverhill, N. H.
Miss Jennie Ramage has secured a
position with Joseph Fairbanks fam
lily of st. Johnsbury and expects to
leave for Washington, d. c., this
week for the winter. Mrs. Fairbanks
is very fortunate to secure so capable
young lady to help her. We shall
miss her here in the village very
much.
S. L. Grant has been on the sick
list for few days.
School commenced Monday of this
week, Miss Abbie Smith for the pri-
maray and Miss Ruby Dunton for the
grammar. Miss Dunton will board
with Mrs. Winslow.
Geo. Hill who has been at Sheldon
Junction for the fair, was at home
for Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Stewart of Cam
bridge, Mass, is visiting at Mr.. and
Mrs. Bonnetts for a few days.
J. G. Cogley is filling his silo.
Scott Stafford has finished work at
the Sunny Slope farm.
George Clapp has been i'll for the
past week.
Russell Risley has been visiting re-
latives in Hanover, N. H., for week.
George Hudson is looking after his
stock during his absence.
The creamery truck made its first
trip for cream Monday.
David Ramage, Jr., goes this week
to Cincinnati, Ohio, with his uncle, ].
A. Ramage, to locate in some line of
business. David is young man who
has many friends here in the village
and will be much missed by all. Good
wishes follow him in his new home.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-10
PASSUMPSIC

Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Danio at.
tended Barton Fair one day last
week.
Miss Dolly Thyng returned homo
Saturday.
Miss Emma Warner and Mr.. Pc
ters spent the week end with Mrs
Belle Ward.
Mrs. Maud Syme3 is working al
the maple Grove Candy Kitchen"
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett of Walden
visited Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Barnett
over Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Thomas who has been
visiting here for the past two weeks
returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond E. Shep-
ard of Somerville, Mass, and Mrs
E. E. Shepard of Tilton, N. H., Wis
tied at the home of e. NJ. Shepard
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. e. f. Shepard goes this week
to Somerville, Mass, to make her
home with her son, Raymond Shep-
ard, who is vice principal of the Ju-
nioh High school in that city
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward V1gneault
and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Harris the week end. Mr.. Wig
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-10
PEACHAM

Miss Grace Sage gave a recital OF
popular plays at Academy Hall on
Saturday evening, Sept. 6 for the
benefit of the church aid. ut was at
tended by good audience who were
well pleased.
William Bandy of Barnet recently
caught IL pickerCl at Ewell's pond
in Peacham.
Ed. Rowe who is in business at
Barnet expects to begin to pack up
his goods here this week preparatory
to moving to Barnet.
Mrs. Albert Peak who has been
away on a cisit in the south part of
the state came home Saturday.
Corner Moore and family were at
McIndoes, Sunday.
Mrs. James Stevenson went to
Fairlee Friday to visit her daugh''
Lou who works in the telephone of
fee
Miss Lou Stevenson was home
Saturday from her work at Fairlee.
Ernest and Charles Stevens were
recent visitors in town from Berlin.
Mrs. f. e. Palmer and sister, Mrs.
Hidden, have gone to Boston.
Union service was held Sunday at
the Methodist church. Rev. Mr..
Smith of Woodsville preached.
The school at South Peacham is
without teacher so far 1t is report
ed the schools in the state are 200
teachers short.
Peacham Academy opened on
Tuesday, Aug. 26 with the same
teachers as last year: Miss Florence
Douglas, principal and Miss Lou Full
lington and Esther Holton assistants.
There are about SO pupils and eight
cen in the freshman class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Bills, Merle
Bills and daughter, Eunices of ia
maica, are visiting f. e. Taylor.
Miss e. G. Prentiss and Mrs, J.
C. Guthrie have their houses full of
summer boarders.
r. Oliver Cowan has gone to White
River Junction to the state fair
where he will exhibit his horse,
"Knobby Knox"
Mrs. George Esden and son, Reg
inald are visiting a week in Thet-
ford.
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DANVILLE

On Saturday afternoon, Sept. G.
a shower was given Miss Winnie
Langmaid by Miss Marie Gordon
and Mrs. Will Hoyt, at the home OF
Mrs. Belle Morse. About IS young
ladies were present. Miss Langmaid
received many beautiful gifts of cut
glass, china and linen. Delicious re-
freshments of ice cream, waters and
cake were served.
The next regular Grange meet
ing will be held Sept. 16. There will
be literary program and final ar
rangements will be made for the
booth which the Grange is to have
at the Caledonia county fair. So all
members are requested to be present.
Rev. Chauncey A. Adams will at
tend the annual convocation of Con-
gregational ministers to- be held in
Middlebury this week.
Rev. E. G.. French returned from
Hartford, Conn.,, the last of the
week and is to remain in this vicinity
for a week or two, after which he
will go to Maine.
There was quite severe thunder
and wind storm in Danville Monday
and one of the large naples on the
lawn at w. F. Dole's was broken
off.
Mrs. Charles Wilson, who has been
seriously ill is much better and chr
many friends hope for speedy recov-
cry.
A party of sixteen, from Danvillc
and st. Johnsbury recently visited
Smugglers' Notch in the heart of
the Green Mountains. The party
consisted of George w. Howe of
st. Johnsbury, his two sons, j. Gil
man of st. Johnsbury, and Alfred z.
recently returned from Bridgeport,
Conr., and their families, and his
sisters, Mrs, George Wilson of St.
Johnabury IN d Hrs. w. +. Dole, and
their IAN lies. They think the seem
err is July equal in grandeur and
beauty 10 most of the celebrated
placn5 in tho White Mountains. The
party explored the cave and George
Dole and Alfred Howe climbed near
ly to the top of the cliff overhanging
the cave.
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neault has just returned from over
seas.
d. C. harrington has sold his goods
in his store.
Miss Helen Judkins is visiting her
sister Stella Carr, of Newport, for a
week.
Several from here attended Pomo-
ma Grange meeting at West Barnet
Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wright of
st. Johnsbury visited at w. H.
Wright's, Sunday.
C. r. King has returned home
from the hospital
Tom Watts of Inverness, P. g.,
who has just married a young lady
of Barre have been visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Margaret Sawyer for a
week.
Mrs, George Allies and Mrs. Carl
Harold Wood Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Converse and
family returned home from their va
cation Monday.
Miss May Park and her friend
from Boston are visiting relatives
here.
Remember DeLaval Service Day
at Harry H. Carr's, Sept. 16. See
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