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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-10
UNFURNISHED ROOMS
FOR PENT
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

WANT some one to board and room.
boy OF 3. father would share room II
convenient. Maple 1893. ll2l North
Ifnuafr
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WANTED Furnished house man and
wife without children Call Room
10 shlrvln hotel between a. m. and
II n, IN.
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LADY with mn ature
mind to do cashier and
counter work. 2l5
Southwest Reserve
Bank.
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cut ont the picture on all four sides.
then carefully fold dotted line 1 its
entire length. Then dotted line 2. and
90 on. Fold each section underneath
accurately. When completed turn over
aud you'll find a surprising result. Save
the icturoa -.
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
Oklahoman.Times
Effective April I, 1919

Rooms For Rent. Boarding and situa :
tlon Wanted. both Oklahoman ano
TimeA. l-6c per word THIS rnto uoes
not include Houses or Store Rooms ror
Rent.
Classified contracts rates for OKLA :
homsn ana Times IL. 900 lines TO be used
within one year from date OF conuact
or contract FOR three lines daily Tor one
year 9c per line each issue. copy
changed as often as uesreu. A.
No nd accepted for less than Use,
OKI.AHOMAN AND TIMES huLEo
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
'T F. ADS Will be run hlty aAys
only, when renewal VIII ne eon',eeo'
CHARGE WANT ADS VIII not pe
run longer than thirty days WITHOUT
renewal L.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are uue
nnd payable the Same Gay frst inser-
tlon OF al appears. 'aIl out VI ,'
want ads and all wanted 70 rent, sl'us
lions wanted. and household goous aus
arc positively cash In advance)
ADVERTISERS should retain rece,p.e
given by The Oklahoman'Tlmes 10 pa.
irons making payments over the oiuco
counter, as no mistakes can be recuileo
without them. O.,
CLOSING HOURS-Af want nhs 10
start In The Oklahomah mus, DC Cre
jffice by p. m. on the day before
nd is 10 run, except Sunuay, ~ VIZ,
ads FOR The SUNDAY ,.ro OM'ano,,r""s m sa,upS "
pc III tne olllCe' .y s.'o a., rtnne.
days VI want aIs .o s,r,. ,t,o, ~, i,i.r
,ha, al o'ciocE on ihe dny OF puhM-
,n'inr .. py,nch office I'm Wcstfalra drug
storc e6G IVES, Molo. Is uncn daily at 4
I'M and closes at 6 p. m Want ads
ssr,cI Under the heading. "Too Late to
rlassff,,"
DIiND Ans-No answer 20 blind ads
vii he given unless ticket Is presented
.Npu..fg kew number when placing Dnnd
,dr Nravcrs 10 ou,-of- town blind ads
win D.. forwarded without cost
b TrT rpUONE WANTS ADS are
,hargrd nj the Same rate as cash ads
..na hcoilcc,lnna win he made nj your
NAME or office the same day first In
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WANTED-At once: baker: 3s5 week.
City Bakery Beggs, Okla.
ROY for delivery. not going TO school
Quality Shoe shop. 425 West Main,
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PHONE PBx-S

ASK TON WANT Nd
INA. DEPARTMENT.
F.sAu week day classified adveruslns
, runs In both papers at one price sun
DAY Oklohoman one Issue same rae as
'"0 WV Word Line Inch
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WAN HHIIUuHk cUupIV WHITE VouPIs
Of furnished rooms for light house
keeping; close IN II possible. Cail Wal-
nut 1919 between 8 to q y. m.
WANTED by couple with no children.
4-roou vnfurniShe apartment w.
Sept 10 Walnut G3j2.
GIRL Is, desires place with refined
people while going to school. u. G..
Okahoman.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

EXPERIENCED cook and wife want
permanent employment together.
Y. y, cdtc Oklahoman.
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lSANTED--A young man wants post e.
tiOn as bookkeeper: experienced. Call
Walnut 19t1
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WANTEp-25 carpenters NJ once NJ
Fulr Grounds Liberal Arts building
z PER day hours ASK for Ncubaucr
4 Lay.
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| THREE or I modern light housckeep-
| ing rooms, furnished, have no chii-
| dfen r 90 Oklnhomnn
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ny MIDDLE AGED lady who can give
best OF reference. completely fur-
nishcd modern room, with telephone
service, walking distance. ground floor
nrninrrnI Il 20 rnra Oklnhnmnn.
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WANTED to rent. furnished house OF
six tn eight rooms. maids quarters
and garage, best OF city references. H.
x Tark room gl5, Lee -Huckins.
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NANTED-Young man high schno
graduate. 10 work IN warehouse ant
packing rooms of large nanuiacturins
company To learn the stock; man o
ability win he promoted 10 office work
then To sales department md then Il
position Of travelling salesman. TIC
Cltlahoman
WANTED Delivery hoy star Cash
Grocery, 1901 W 10Th
WANTED-Good man for on around
work In housekccpcr department
Apply Room 3O9 Skirvin hotel
WANTED Fvc good llvrvlre sales
men and two automobile drivers; can
mako from SIS TO So per day. can l2l
" Reno
YOUNG man 10 work on fountain after
school People ; Pharmacy 10Th
andlHEdson.
NbNTEh-A hoy with wheel 90 de
liver from "a. m. To s = m. 'yo-
rlc.s Pharmacy 10th and Hudson
WANTED HOY about Ii years Old. 5Js
American Bank Hlag
WANTED-At once first class cleaner
and presscr; use Hoffman press. per
/ mtnru' place ray $50 per week. wire
/ or phone: married man preferred Il.
ohluhoman.
| WANTED one experienced Hoffman
pfesscr and one dycrs helper. Swiss
hye q Cleaning Works. 1925 w. 10th.
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MALE HELP WANTED.


WELL EXPERIENCED moral drug
clerk wanted. Mills a Co. Pine Bluff.
Ark.
WANTED Young man Yor parts de-
partment at Dafiel Auto Co.. No. 2
i2J West 3rd.
WANTED-An experlenrcd washer
man. easy job. good pay. Come or
phone James Richardson. Cordell
Okln.
WANTED-I can use several real live
solicitors. none but good producers
need apply; travelling proposition; men
experienced In handling newspaper
agencies preferred See manager coun-
try circulation. oklahoma Publishing
company.
WANTED-One all-round blacksmith.
S. V. Chester, MInco. Okla.
WANTED-A printer foreman. capable
OF setting ada or doing Job work.
Phone or wire Thomas Tribune, Thorn
as, Okla.
WANTEp-Man TO work around serum
factory; prefer man who is handy
with butcher knife. Walnut 9N
WANTED
Experienced house n-house canvass %
crs Salary only Apply city Cir
culation Manager, OklahUmnn.
WANTED-Ioung man with wheel who
viii not attend school. TO work In Of
flee and stoCkroom good chance for
Advancement C0ffcy Danner Co, 5lS
Cubcrtson llldg
FLOORMAN and machine man. Cpre-
fer crap machine eVpcriencel. good
modern shop. Must come soon, Record
Iiorald. Miami okla.
PRINTERS Two al and job men.
union shSp. 500 steady situation.
Nuwatn OkliIomaSS star
Al MAN wanted, afternoon daily. $40
and ~ tim" for overtime Must
come hy Friday. Recorl-lIerald, Mi
ann okla
| WANTED -- An oll-rouui automobile
painter. CRll q n Western Western
wheel and Body Works
WANTED-Hoy for fountain work mot
going to school permanent job for
good boy. Walnut $50.
PRINTER Married, first class ad man
fast and accurate. can have per.
mancnt position Mt top wages. Address
Daily Lender Guthrie. Okla.
WANTED--A-i marker and nssorter
malc: also womeu for rough dry. coll
lar girl and other relp. Ideal Laundry.
Larned. Kan.
WANTED shoe repair man. Amert
0tn. on commission, guarantee $50,
can make more. Horizons shoe store,
Okcmnh. Okll
WANTED Al'.round laundry man. one
capable Of taking fOremnnship II nee
cssary. young married man preferred
write stating experience, also give ref
crenCe. wichita Laundry, llll W est
First st. Wichita. Kan.
CLOTHING, furnishing goods and hal
salcsmen: must have young men oi
experience Address Greenfield Cloth
iug Co. Wichita, Kan.
STILL wants two stone masons ant
two stone cutters At Mason. Okla.
none het union men need apply.
| NAN1ED--t,rst class clothing sales
man who can also scll furnishing
goods and shoes. Palace clothing Store
| ll2 W Grand
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WANTED -Flvc or six-room modern
bungalow or apartment, also garage.
by October /. good location, willing 10
pny good rent Phone Walnut Gg6S.
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EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

wANTED-Men and ladies' to learn
barber trade: special low tuition
postions guaranteed. free catalog Or
lahoma city Barber College, lOi "es'
California Harry Kuns, Mgr.
MEN 49, Our catalog explains how we
teach the barber trade; mailed rc,'
schwartz system OF Barber colleges
iOs " California Avenue. Oklahoma
city, Okla.
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wANrED-ro RENT

WANT6D-YOunE couple wants couple
OF furnished rooms for light house
nut 1919 between to y. m.
WANTED by couple with no children.
4-roou unfurniShe apartment W
Sept 10 Walnut G3je.
GIRL Is. desires place with rcflned
people while going TO school. II. G.,
Oklahoman.
WANTED - . or i.room furnished
house or light housekeeping rooms;
have = small children. Butler Maple
i9JD-J
Twelve Months Lease
Wanted ON five or slx room cottage
or bungalow uOod tenants. Maple
tS5l-J. Maple 1883.
BY MIDDLE AGED lady who can give
best Of reference. completely fur-
nishcd modern room, with telephone
service. walking distance. ground floor
preferred. T-2a, care Oklahomnn,
WANTED. Immediately, 5Nor Groom
furnished house. good neighbor-
hood. adults only. Maple 59J3.R.
WANTED to rent. furnished house OF
six To eight rooms. maids quarters
and garage, best OF city references. H.
Il TMk room gl5. Lee -Huckins.
WANTED to rent by Sept. Is. or B.
room cottage or unfirnished apart
mcnt; must he first flnss and In north
west part OF city. Phone Walnut ttls.
WANTED--By couple. or 5-room
apartment. furnished or unfurnished.
will he permanent T.s6 oklahorhan.
WANTED Five or six-room modern
bungalow or apartment, also garage.
by October I; good location. willing 10
pny good rent Phone Walnut s96s.
THREE or 1 modern light housekeep-
ing rooms, furnished, have no chil-
dten T-s9 Oklnhomnn
ROOM and sleeping porch for two gem
tlemen. Phone Walnut IIlo. Mr.,
Clnrk ---.
WANTED Furnished house; man and
wife without children. Call Room
10 skIrvln hotel between a, m and
II n, IN.
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT
~~>>~~>>~~~~~~~>>~-~~o -~~o~~~~>~~~~~>,~~>~~-~>~>NI
A LOVELY room and board for twN
ladies. reasonable. s2i W. 10Th. ma
| pie i3ss-J,
LARGE south front room, well fur
nished. beds coal and gas heat,
hoard. gentlemen preferred. Walnut
| 1895,
ROOM AND BOARD for people en-.
ployed. Three blocks OF Emcrsou
kSchool Call Maple eb33-J.
/ UNFURNISHED ROOMS
FOR PENT Y
>>~~--~~~~-~--~>-~>~N~>>
FOUR modern unfurnished rooms for
rent Mt 4Ol. Il. Ord. ..--------------
| TWO unfurnished connecting rooms.
| modern "outh front. outside en-
| trance. ono block car. ilo3h w. 10th.
FOR RENT or J furnished or un-
| furnished rooms. with sleeping
porch. IN West send Walnut t6iI-J.
FOR RENT--3 unfurnished rooms. los
| South Webb.
/ FOR RENT rooms. pantry, sleeping
| room and porch. Southwest corner
Pennsylvania avenue and G street
| Adults
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED
~~~~~y~~~~~~Ns~y~~-~-e~->
| WANT some one to board and room.
boy OF y. father would share room II
convenient. Maple 1893 ll2l North
| FfanclH.
REFINED couple want roo~ and hoard
In private home IN good nelshbor-
hood viii pay good price for r'Eht
place. phone Walnut a2iI-J.
| NICELY mrnl,hcd room with board
for couple. Walnut 1908.
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ROON and sleeping porch for two gem
temen. Phone Walnut 77l5. Mr..
Clnrk.
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statesmen WANTED
BY Goldberg

sALESMEN-Want high grade sales
men nj once 10 sell Talking ma
chimes. with or without car. Meacham
Music House, Kingflsher. Okla.
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PAINTING-Firs class work and ma.
terial, Call Gordon. Maple 1is2-y.
WALL PAPER hung; g. room u1
samples brought Walnut 6s9s;
Tom EOrI
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PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING

PAPER HANGING and palntingy Jus,
returned from A, T.. F.; have c)m-
plete stock OF vail paper. Maple SoSS-J.
WALL PAPEE--'c; my prices are the
best bring samples. estimates work
II. u Parrett. ii2 W. 3rd. Walnut 1851.
ROOMS papered. 81 up; samples: also
painting Walnut asa. Maple 1894
W. r.. Roach.
FAINTER AND PAPERHANGER. Cali
Walnut 1861. will bring samples: cheap
prices: work guaranteed. Greenlee.
ROACH BROS. 5is N. Hudson. Cali
Maple 1877. Night Maple SIS or Maple
aEn
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TWO or more good office men. state
experience and furnish references In
letter ~ application T-@b. Dkhhoman.
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YOUNG lady wants placc 20 work out
side Of school hours for room and
hoard. Phone Maple 1885,
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WANTED - Two experienced arm
Mattresses. Kunderers Dainty Lunch,
III West Main. Closed on Sunday.
WANTED Girl to work In candy store
crystal Confectionery. 2J North
Broadway
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Twelve Months Lease

Wanted ON five or slx room cottage
or bungalow uOod tenants. Maple
tS6l-J. Maple 1853.
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BOYS

Between ages OF 10 and IS years not
going 20 school; apply at general office
ut Wilson 4 Co. for office position
where you can learn while receiving a
SALARY.
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WANTED = or i.room furnished
house or light housekeeping rooms;
have small children. Butler. Maple
4gJQ-J
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-06-25

tage, Cedar Neuk, Lake View CAM
for the summer.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward c. Hayes
were in Waterbury last Wednesday
where Mr. Hayes has accepted the
pastoratc of the Congregational
church, and will move his family in
August.
Allan Hall has bought new Ford
touring car.
Mrs. Mary Allen has gone to New
port for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Pope were in
Concord the past week to visit their
daughter, Hazel, who teaches there.
Mrs. George Allen is in Mortified
caring for her mother, Mrs. DIN Grif-
fin who is very i'll.
Mrs. Merrill Utley was found dead
in bed June 9th at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. VIII Rollins, with
whom she lived. The funeral was
held Wednesday, June 18th.
Mrs. Frances Brown of st. Johns
bury visited the past week at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Kate Hos
kins.
Will Piper who is station agent in
Rock Island, Canada, was at his home
in Greensboro Bend over last Sunday.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-06-25
PASSUMPSIC

Mrs Fred Converse. and two chill
drcn and Lindsay Stanhope spent
the week end at Lyndon with MI. ant
Mrs. Isaac Turner.
Mrs e. M. Shepard returned homo
from her school last week.
Ralph johnson spent Sunday with
his wife, Mrs, Johnson, ut Dan Nor
gan's.
Clarence Wiley has returned home
from Norwich.
Mrs. John Roy is very sick.
Jennie Moore of East Barnet ub-
stitutcd for Mrs. Tilliston last week
in the primary room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Badger and fam
lily Of West Danvillc spent Sunday al
Will Badgers.
Mrs. Will Bryant and daughter
Mabel, of Bristol, Conn.,, arc visiting
Mrs. Eliza Bradley at Will East
mans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wood and
family spent Sunday at Elmorc
Chasc's at st. Johnsbury.
The young people go to Concord
Tuesday night to play "Thc Daugh-
ter of the Desert"
Mrs. Barnett of Walden visited her
son, II. p. Barnett, last week.
Mrs. Colby has come to live with
her daughter, Mrs. w. S. Willard.
Mrs. Mary Weed returned to her
home in Greensboro Bend last week.
The bridge gang are here working
for a few days.
John Annis went Tuesday to
Derby to work.
Mrs. Mary A. Eastman and Mr..
and Mrs. J. ID. Moore of Littleton,
N. H., visited w. A. Eastman and
family Sunday
Mrs F. II. Ward of Kirby and son,
Herbert, visited at Harold Woods
the past few days
Several from here attended the
"Birth of Nation"
Fred Converse was in Lyndon Wed
nesday.
Several from here attended the
graduation exercises at the Academy
Thursday.
Mrs .Chas .Fulford Mrs.. All Fui-
ford and two children returned home
Monday night.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-06-25
NORTH DANVILLE

Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Adams f Dam
Vile were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lcmos Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bickford of
Danvllc visited at William Clement S
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ncttic Burbank is quite i'll
with crysipelas.
Miss Thelma Burbank Of Newbury
is teaching in the primary room.
A supper will be served at the
North church next Wednesday eve
ming, June 25. Baked beans, salads,
bcrad and butter, cake and coffee will
be served. After the supper there
will be program and reception for
the Dcaconcss. A cordial invitation
is extended to all and it is hoped
there will be goodly number pre-
sent to welcome the Deaconcss.
Fred Sanborn is visiting his moth
Ell, Mrs. Anna Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cassidy of
Walden were the guests of MI land
Mrs. James Cassidy Sunday.
Mrs Earl Lowe of Charlotte N. c.,
and Mrs. George Hulburt of Worces-
ter, Mass, were the guests of their
aunt, Mrs. Louisa Clifford, Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. +. L. Allen and
family visited at Mrs Eliza Aliens
in St. Johnsbury Center Sunday.
The graduation exercises will be
held at the Baptist church June II.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-06-25
Keeping Cool

The salvation of our country and
of the world at present doesn't rest
on the proposition Of feeding the
Bolsheviki or adopting all the hifalut-
ing remedies for the improvement of
a bruised and bleeding world that
every soap-box orator has to offer.
The salvation of society rests in keep
ing cool during the period of read
justment. 1t means refusing to get
excited over all this talk that the
world is going to the dogs and chaos
and ruin stares us in the face.
The world isn't going to the dogs,
and chaos and ruin doesn't stare US
in the face. After our Civil War we
had far more confusion, crime and
disorder in this country then we've
having now after a war twenty times
as great. We had Bolshevism here
then only we didn't call it Bolshc;ism.
And VIC came out of it in the course
of time and with the healing of the
wounds of war, the disorder disap-
pearcd. 1t will disappear in the pres
cnt crisis but not in five minutes. DO
the task at hand well, refuse to get
excited over the reports of the scnsa-
tional newspapers, and have a reason
able amount of faith in conflict and
slowly we'll gain back he cquilibri-
UNI VIC had before the conflict and
find ourselves several milcstoncs fur
thor along the pathway toward the
millncllm.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-06-25
WEST DANVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Arbie Freeman and
little daughter of Barre spent the
weekend with his sister, Mrs. John
Brickctt.
Mrs. d. C. harrington of Passump-
sic visited her son, C. C. harrington,
last Sunday.
Robert Johnson is spending few
days at Henry Clifford's.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Aver and
daughters, Hazel and Edith Aver,
spent Sunday with his brother, E. F.
Aver
Miss Anna Brickctt is home from
West Barnet, her school having
closed.
Mrs. Brown has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Woods spent
Sunday at her fathers, Elmer Far
rington's at Pcacham.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-06-25

full evening the friends and relatives
wished the happy couple a long and
happy life, and hope that they may
all live to celebrate the golden we'd
ding. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Lambert of
Manchester, N. H., and Miss A. Mar
tell of Montreal were here for the oc-
casion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Drown were
in North Hyde Park Wednesday, call
cd there by the sickness Of Mr..
browns father. Mrs. Drown will
remain there for the week.
Mrs. Urban Livingston has been
spending few days with her par
cnts ut Dorchester, Mass, and to at
tend commencement exercises, having
brother that graduates at Dart
mouth and sister graduating from
the high school.
Miss Grace Norris of Montreal is
enjoying vacation and is visiting
her mother.
Mrs. A. T. Rogers went to Bright
look Hospital at st. Johnsbury Sat
urday where she underwent an opera
ton, and is reported as doing nicely.
Norman Ticc of Coventry is clerk
ing in the c.. f. Davis store during
his school vacation.
Mrs. Ray Hunt and two children
are in camp at Eagles Point for a
few weeks.
H. H. Green is enjoying a few days
vacation from the True d Blanch-
ard store and is with his family at
the camp.
l.. o. o. F. Memorial Service
The I. o. O. f. and ID. of r., will
hold their annual memorial services
Sunday, June %. All members of
Evening Star Lodge No. 81, Morning
Star Lodge No. 2, and visitors are
requested to meet at the Odd Eel
lows Hall, Sunday morning at 1000
Il. H., and march to the First Con-
grcgational church, where Rev. l.. A.
Edwards will deliver the Memorial
address, after which the order will
march to the West Derby cemetery
where appropriate exercises will be
held and the graves of the deceased
brothers and sisters will be decorated.
1t is hoped every member will make
an effort to be present. All brothers
who have caps and badges are re-
Quested to wear same.
First Baptist church, Sunday, June
% Frank O. Cunningham, supply
pastor. 1916 a. M, Morning
service. Subject, "Christ and
the Church." Psalm as; IL M,
Sabbath School; G.30 p. m.. Young
Peoples meeting; 7.30 p. NJ, evening
service. Topic, "Christ and the
Church." Psalm As; 7.30 p. M,
Thursday, weekly prayer mecting;
2.45 D. NJ, Friday, closing meeting of
the Ladies' Missionary and Industrial
Circle will be held at the residence of
Mrs. J. II. Gaines. As this is the
final meeting for the season, a full at
tendance is requested.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-06-25
ORLEANS

Mrs. Charles Bean of Newport has
been visiting Mrs. DR.. Rowell the
past week.
Mrs. ID. Clcasby and daughters,
Doris and Virginia are visiting her
sister in Lisbon, N. H.
Archie Kipp is visiting relatives and
friends in Wolcott for the week.
Mrs. Bachand and daughter have
taken rooms in Mrs. Chambcrlin's
house.
Miss Eva Horner of Mortified, who
has been visiting at e. E. Mathews,
has returncd to her home.
Mrs. Hoyt of Lyndonville spent
Thursday with her cousin, Mrs. Adj
die Chambcrlin.
B. E. Converse and wife and Fred
Hunt and wife are on fishing trip
in Canada.
Professor Sheldon of the o. H. S.,
left Wednesday for his home in Fair
Haven.
Mrs. Ladd of Lyndonvillc was the
guest of Mrs. e. r. Cook on Thurs
day last.
There was a quiet wedding at Au
gustus Benefits Saturday morning,
when his only son, Fred Bennett and
Miss Johanna Donaldson of Burke
were united in marriage by the Rev.
Hamilton. They went by automobile
to Willoughby Lake for ever Sunday.
DIR. T.. H. Ross and wife of St.
Johnsbury visited relatives in town
recently.
Mrs. Gladys Joslyn of Greenfield,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wingct. Mr.. Joslyn will
come later.