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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08

f4t.t
n excess Of last year the principal
increase being in the amount to be
expended on highways.
The article in relation to providing
Tor 4 location for the fire station eli.
cited SOME debate, the participants
being Harry H. Carr, Frank H.
Brooks and James Cosgrove Mr..
Carr asked what rcpoi't had even
been made by 3 special committee
appo ntcd a few years ago on this
matter. In reply NJ. Brooks said tI,a
such a committee was once appointed
but that tn? advent of the war SEEM
ed to be the occasion for not urging
at that time any new building pro-
Ject. Mr. Cosgrove spoke in favor
of a municipal building and introduce
ed resolution to that effect whic.
here follows:
Resolved That the president ap-
point committee of five to inves-
t1gatc the selection of a suitable ste
Tor town and village building to
house the fire department., the police
department, end tic town and villa :
o1uccs; and, if possible, to approxi-
mate the cost Of such building; said
committec to report at Il special vii
lagc meeting 70 be called at the pleas
urc OF the village trustees. And
tnat the trustees in the meantime
make arrangements for suitable
building for the fire department..
This resolution was adopted and
the chair appointed on the commit
tee Harry Blodgett, Charles G. Bra
ley. Frank II. Brooks, George ".
Caldheck ard J. NJ. Periam.
The article in relation to paving
the trustees for their services was
debated BY barry II. Carr james
CosGroTc and David +. Porter. Mr..
Carr introlncc; fhc following gcso-
luton:
Resolved, Tiat no village officer,
unless specially provided for by law,
be allowed u ptd more than 81 pe.,
day for tinc '"tually spent in III
performances OF h.S official duties ard
necessary expenses therein; thu. each
officer girc tho date, time and ex-
ponses, AMI ,ha; cach make oael 10
the truth thereof before the clme
is pad; AND ,iiat this resolution yc-
nam IN force u0til rcscint!cd by ;.n-
other vote Of thG village.
In Supporting this resolution Mr..
Carr said !, was similar to the one
adopted b. the town and which ap-
piled to all town officers that wee
paid by tho day. After some debate
the resolution was adopted.
Under the article to raise money
TO pay The cXpersnS for the yca, it
was voted, on motion Of James Cos.
grove after some debate, that The
village tax remain the same as las.
year, 50 cent $ on the dollar.
Under now business James IN
=" called attention to the fact
post Office building would soon
seted and at the suggestion OF
daster Gleason 1t would be de-
ie to have q committee appo oni.
. confer with the Treasury offici-
a. to the general style of the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08
ANEUA7. MEETING
UNION ZAP. CHURCH
GoH,>l Succeeded the Business and
Rel Call

G.. New Years Day occurred Il
annual meeting and roll call of Il
Union Baptist church. At 5 o'clot
!hc meeting was called to order /
the pascor md moderator, Rev, A.
" oodworth. After opening pray
by City Missionary, /. G. Marshall Il
reports OF officers and committe,
were given setting forth the actiyiti
of the church for the past year. IT
treasurer ; report showed receipts I,
So,743.?S, and disbursements Of 81
721.96. leaving Il balance upon Il
right side.
The statistics show slight loss !;
membership because of many dismj
sions by letter during the year.
Tine pastors report reviewed {
religious education, social and fina
clal phases of the work and incoi
grated suggestions for the incomi
year. Under new business chur
budget was adopted for the new ye,
the trustees and pastor instructed
draw up new lease to be issued
the Ward block property and
election of officers and commits
for the ensuing year. Those elect
were as follows:
CLERK, Mrs. Cora Valentine; Ire
urer, Hugh Spaulding; auditor, r.
Renfrcw; dcacons, w. I. Parks.
A. Wilson, NJ. T.. Dawson; tru::. !.
for three years, W. T. Parks, O.
Smith; business agent, J. A, McLe,
supt. Of Sunday school. Rev. A.
" oo;wortll; financial com. o.
Sr:iti, Miss Isabelle Henderson. N
Adaia V'r:qht with the pastor
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08

If you arc run down" or out of
condition, if sluggish bowels have al
lowed poisonous impurities to accu-
flnulate III your system you are liable
to suffer severely with the grip. DR..
True's Elixir, The famous household
remedy Of Ct years reputation. may
ward off The grip or make an attack
light and easily thrown off. Why?
Because
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08

l'a c'tl~c~s u.":. #
81 'vn.. :@>...:
cr' d ac,a,.".-r q j no,
cc,, or o"' 3,5.' /. u.". -. d p, ors
roc ,rad & >"r1;-aanua! diyia;nd eli ::
y" cent. 'aj3 h1ni. rarori to Il! re-
sources o. "tG98.n2a,4l % which s.
I:.;%,43l', . jiFcs;cc N ncr. ages,
$500, ,I9i.1j in p;raola! and c3.lat-
oral loaas &7d "27H,(@" in bond :.
Their iia'iliyias inc'a 'c surp'us and
undivided profits Of &225, 4&2.96 sav.
ings ticpo ,i.; OF $9,703G;0.CO, business
deposits Of $3.50 n,42S.69 and truS: dc.
oo:ita Of $237"8302.
The Paasunpsic Savings Bark Ia
ported III he close Of the y>nr re-
sources OF $3.50 ,228.40. or tn s
amount $62G.%93.G0 was inves ed in
bonds. %4G0, ,2S9.30 in personal and
collateral loans, $9l3.548.74 in loans
on Vermont real estate and $1,237 :
278.24 in loans on real estate outside
Vermont. Their liabilities include
OeDoSltS ana interest vi SItifle tthlouiIe-
ing to $3,16S, S,390.29 and surrlu' ard
profits of $l0o,l41.84. Their drposit-
ors received dividend of 2 per cent
OH their deposits Oil January 1.
The First Natiol; Bank had OH
Dec. 81. resources of S353.376.97.
and their stockholders received divi-
dend Of 3 per cent on tii"ir stock
January 2. Their liabilities inclu"c
besides their capital stock OF $500
600. surplus and undivided profits of
s55, ,SS3.Ol, and deposits Of 1924 ,693.-
93.
The MERCHANTS Na+io"al Bark paid
their stockholders a dividend OF " p"r
ccrt January !, and all deposi+ors III
4hoi,. .avin~s department r"c"iv-d
aivi,Iend Of 2 no" cent. The ha"k had
~ the close Of the wear r""nNrc"s of
Il 57oo"".7%. Their 'i"h'li''cs in
..'-,,lch ho:;t'es their c"pi'a' of e'?0-
900. enrn'u. and nrofits o. S75, 1928
and teYoai's Of 81 1854 l,426.7J.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08

Rev. G. n. Jones of Philadelphia,
one OF the foremost men in the Zap
tist denomination in the United
States, has been secured as one of
thatsRsakels at the Vermont Baptist
81 convention. which will be held
at Rutland, Sept. 1924.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08
DIR. TRUE'S ELIXIR

Is a vegetable medicine that puts the
system IN good condition, prevents
and relieves constipation, stimulates
the appetits and improve the diges-
tive powgr:. 1t can do no harm. 1t
is purely W getable. Ask your drug
kist fQ& it, or write DR.sJ r.. TRUE
kCOf Anbnru Mssi-lT 4" -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08
DRIVE COMING,
JANUARY 1919
FOR ARME:,lN|lllANS FL
Thirty NIilio.ls 10 he Raised
in the United States for
the Relief in The
Near East"
ST. JOHNSBURY'S
QUOTA is S2,914
Some Facts About the Needs
of the Starving People

Another drive is coming. Another
National CAMPAIGN for funds. The
dates are January Il to 10. The
cause Relief in the Near East The
luhd to be ra.sed in the tfaited Sac;
is thirty million dollars. TTermont's
share is $G0.020. St, hnsbury
share is $:Nl4. What is pur snare
Rercre you answer that estion yc,
have a right to some reformation
What is the fund for? IL ho is res
porslblc lor it" WhNahandlcs it?
Why arc the people 4thc tnited
States, cl Vermont, Of Ffss J0hnshuls
asked TO ccnti lu.c &tMfii5 time fol
this cause
let your o,9n convert3lce tell you
what % 90
lIou "rp as';cd Tor &30,00O,G00 to
II ~ the i,e5 a. o.3H0,G13 Christ
ians ard AtWs thr2u.h tho VII; III
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saw t''" e" o' '''o'"'oo'''S ara 'i
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1poi"'ion c, - tInen W .he ooihi1's-
.'oi = WOLF Morh' A'i s lu''os are transm.'-
~, leu 'irioosi' l"r hep'r'incnI Oh 'ea1e'
ne oi.pp,hs W ., poato IT: ''sa c an consular
'sen's ol me oh'teu nIaels Govern
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nlle ''1 o'ooV'ooo souis' 4oo'ooo
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VA, E'i'no'.c', ,' 1o.eS'''i!'9 anu Jews !
L +
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08
Y. w. e. A.

Seven Young Women's Chris
Association secretaries have been
pointed for welfare work in Ru.
and will leave on January Is, it :,
announced yesterday. They will !
mote enterprises which have b
started during the last year by Y.
c. A. workers under the direction
the War Work Council and viii j!
the association work in Russia on
permanent basis. "a
Y. W. C. A. welfare work in Rus
includes organization work amo
girls, worI, for refugee women, b.
tess house entertainments and exts
si'-c work in the hospitals, where t
organization is arranging for the ca
ard o:,tcrtainnlont of convalescents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08
CARD OF THANKS

| wish to thank the NAVY FRIENDS
who were so kind to me while was
ct Brightlook Hospital and for the
MANY flowers and cards that were
sent ME by the friends in the various
orders. | also wish to extend thanks
to the nurses of Brightlook Hospltal
for their kindness and many a,ten-
tions. --,.,,
CARL. n. MUNShI
St. Johnsbu,y, Jan. 2, 1919.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08
CT TITS CUT IS WORT
5zI0NT'Y :.

NH'.'r MISS his. Cut cut t
~: -'"Ioso wiz oa and ri! it
Fa'ry {, Co, 2@3J S1efii Il a
{. $50, H., writing your n3n,eI
:" lbs c!caii,'. Ya1 viii rcoiY
rctul1 ! ,"ial package contaf
Fola%'s NoacE uad Tar CoInpf
for coughs, colds o" croun;
kline. Pills, fol r.,:r in sides \,
back; lheuma. ..tnl, hG:N4che, kidney
AID bladder ai,mcnts; ard Foley Cat
hartic Tablets, Il vholesome ant
thoroughly cleansing cathartie, for
constipation, biliousness, headache
and sluggish bowels. Sold Every
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08

G. +. Poet Shelburne 'ur hny"r'
has BOUGHT Of NE trappeYa, nialn'E
in Addison aud ChittcHdcn count'e'
so far this year. approximately j,39o
skunks, 1000 ruskrats, 700 MIX,
400 coon4 and 4no foxes. There have
also been purchased ~ h.n about
n dozen Wild cat.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08
NOTICE

The death of my husband leaves
some uncollected bills for shoe; de-
livered in st. Johnsbuly in May and
June, 1918. All who received the
shoes from him and are still owinr
for them will please send the money
to me at Whitefeld, N. II.
MRS. w. H, WHEATON
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08

Another drive is coming. Another
National CAMPAIGN for funds. The
dates are January Il to 10. The
cause Relief in the Near East The
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08
VEY

Of St. ,t,na',ury
b2on the guest of her
t., Nv. and Mrs l.. w.
(. few days.
II Caldwell is It home
", enta for a week
,rc5 Clark has turned
70 in St. Johrsbty after
spc 'cw days at fW. f.,
Hat
NJ. a. A. CaldWl were
giver q for Chrisnas by
their
Mis- vcy spent Gl-;stmas
week Is. L. A. f'y'a in
81. .Io'
Joe cturncd u Camp
nevens days rlugh at
home. -
DON dance at kytliian
Hall, ,ar &s5
Ralph J. promintt
iness man died Ttir
of t,fiuenz been
tenaent of ] railr&
about 20 I'd sprasi
the Bristol lEK
is survivcds ndfd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08

18th Co., i tn Reg, A. i. +.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08

L. $. Mini ter q Be1rc, Switzerland
The Ne5" East looks 10 AM
ERICA Us the defsnrler Of liberty, the
big brother to little paoples. Ai7leri-
Ga has given them their greatest up
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08

'.-5,t4r + t(,r
lG titl1l;t
c.t' 4 2C.t., ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-18
SOME CATCHY POSTERS
FOR GOOD ROADS
Boosters Of the $4,000. 900 Road
Bonds Put Out Logical Ad.
vertisements That Win
Readers and Advocates

aonle very catchy pufsFs haTs iseu
pui one in ere interests - ,he state
side system = hard ssrfaesd ruass
by az gklahonm cs.ai Road. sss,osis
ion one safs ~nsn'i blame fhs ben
fos the hteh prioe ~ srea ia sae
insd.qaaie ard expensive is~'hods ~
iranssefaf'an % la fhe hens faalt
fhaf H takes an express Train. station
platform. frs shi handlers. biils ~ Nd :
lng and a ~ - oher I'd ta.s 20 sss
thar erz 70 yuu Nhrn rood r,aa-
soaid ssorten shs hsal AMI iesscn TIE
eKpones"
Anoshs.r says. What Oklahoma stli
b. fomorrov depends on fhe trsil-no'
fhe rail Pare me roa1 ard d0,Ibls
che hsad~
Ano.her says. Good ROAD mean
higher iand values. Land owners
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-18

sff = 49, ana fh,a fa.s~f sissaf
Ne~ - s,a @aaa hfsx aani 49,
an aH - eFhi fhsn 49, eask
Naifer dtt nss inse ant'i e. f,i
hsp "a nCfnlng thaf a. anG~a h.H
60 se.sis -. IS ~ hants - Al tfne
nlurs ana - o,nraa.s
rhe lnctfas parAissri ,neser ~
eams g oaiAFss ana #aYef nucnth
tref'sfs p s -sHalis saIis Is t'lshias
ra7 HHffntfHz ~ arfaIns fu f'nfh
fie nn these eesstus a. asnnsi
81 arsss sai .a t'a Ans sud n,ae -
tiefhr8e go = h,ad ~ hat
EHs $40 e~tttd she ta.iaIrE va-
q man ahor feen lle walee.
uafFnus and taits.s sssi ana s'e.tri.
ls a. Is sid as e. Nylus |n -.
ssxo no~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-18
After the Flu
Fever or Cold
Clean the Acidity and Toxic Poisons
Out of the Digestive Tract

Niliions are ncu sufiatne isen e.
sftff effrcts e the Seadly A., >
fesef 90 9 cold Ihesr apleiliss arr
ro.or, thsy arr veal. All ttes AZ
~est,ns fs their str.aefhto cltsse hack
II these r<naIte cssi4 oriv feaftn
that the return % health ana stranxth
would be greatly hclr>a ~ (. ssns III.
tfntie1 - the sfonacl thai q fesn nar-
ing TIE Aeidiiy "a toxic poisons ffom
the euslrr digestive tfart. making d
aci materially. - thai tte ioHY v.
re0elv- TIE ilil strength 81 the .al
oAien-A great tea' 81 sadrg.nk wouli
he sareifn hanaaitN.
hsfrore kaaAs 81 the iIseaFe &
stii, snd the sfrosg faflicinss IT,
have been tAken, rnsef tte stomach
ieAFe a hof A11 ltvefxh. the nush
drs. tie tongue coated, nasty tas'e
and 10 desire 20 c1i. 4his is ) roo s
ionnda;ion q hoiii NV tfursih or.
Yea, ters df thcls Sac y peofia Z B
over this eoartry rfs gfur FAmNlC
Tor the plfnase Ci q lrInr fttss
poisonous afieT-e1ccis right orr a' t.a
syssem aai they are ossalrinr wonder
iul results - wor1eFiri thar the
amazingly qnick bes arc handy
bcilevahle, iusf a. shown ia fhf ~
markahle letter which = ptf fAshci
upon the inquest az ih's siurif ll1 Cist'
Nar veteran. 8r Is ss sfarl oIa. heal
~hai be Says lATONlC dlt iaf hims
lar a. o4s soAc4ef rasi srvsrfr-
frTen ytars. 1 tat f.e srln.sf d.
c4ecfa aud i 81 ~ tloo arf insa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-18
4 NIIiOI.b DI>IS
10 PIu SEM PtIRI,Il

a. fhe Guthrie fhesief. wf.in.adss
evening 81 p m April ss ihe au
druia ~ fhe "a hoiir rausa 81 o.
iahoma vii pr az fhe Roman drama
Patricia. - unknovn marfYr Tho
people ~ cuhr.o - bad fhe fars
treat - wine these asuden|s pres
"niafion ~ NItummsr Nlghi :
Dream. on the Coolies" ,amiur asf
Nay has cseff r,aaon io bsHese ilsi
hrs play from aea 20 b. ihs l,tsi ever
stared by humc taism in fhb cHt
coeumrs have bc.n ordered from
Chluaro and wii b. very .isbuaie
Many oui ~ fosn e1esis arr rtpested
as the student arr frUm different
uafrs - Oihhoma. Tshas Kanase
and even Caiifofnia Ra~,r,e scais
az fhe Corner Pharmacy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-18
A TEXAS WONDER.
PAGE THREE

Toe fssas wons for A.Aney sns
bladder froabicf. t'aFei. diabetes.
weak and lame bach rhsumaflsm aaa
lffrxui.-sffra Of - .ianeya snd bad.
Der IN both msn anf somsn fteEa-
lalsa bladder Troubles In ehllir~n n
not sgld ~ arax9isff wili b. sent ~
mali on feeeipf = Gils Oua emsd
hottie b. TO months irsafmsat saf
ufisn eare Heud ~ sworn tessi
nurlAis Dr ~ W Hali. sf1s Ollss
~. Ht Loa4ls. No. std br druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-18
Old LAND MARK
CRlsS N TALES
or EARLY DAYS

iConilnuei from rAee One
nounccd fho waa sssar Co.. fhr nahafrf
Heck rhwnas E $ dspuiy marshal
tumblsd 60 ne sohein, throash ~
marks dr. p.d hy -Crs~pnE snake "
y half hrecd Ossge hoC,leescr TAum-
a. 'l'ccAhv AS rupn ne up euieag.
orInE f,sss Going 20 fhr Usage b.
would briug In bunch ~ reds fhe}
would b. sinrk ~i.h fines aud re-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-18
8. 8 3. Clears Skin Of Erup
tons Drives Poison Prom
the System.

Get i fixed 10 Y0ur mind fhaf skln
erug'lous ssrOfuia. kstema barn
ius heblng skin. and aii stin dis
eases arr das entirety 90 impure ard
infected bioOd n ihs ir0abir was
~ fha OUTSIDE ~ fhs skiu. bY sim
riy washin< and keep'ng u clean Ys5u
could obtain relief not even olni
ntfnfs. lotions. aud saivrs w0uld b.
NECESSARY Agree with us IN this be
l.ef aud your froubis can Be relieved
you can b. enfiFrir restored 90
ls1lfh = \ 5 IL 4 purely vegetable
treatment that yUu can secure ff0m
your osn druggist n u a blood tonic
that viii purify your blood and Gauss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-18
GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

most efhlfi statement - youy
ifo4hle and fnaiiy nahe yun entirety
~sif fHHY yeare aEo = 3 was d.
covered And Klsen ~ suffering man
kInd iuring fhis period lt laas proven
ts remarkable curative properties a.
4 biu~st raruer aad tonic. and has
relieved tboasantis ~ cases ~ dlseas-
caused ~ poor ~ impure blood. anf
chroaie or inherlllea blood Diseases
fou can BE- relieved bat you uin<'
take = = = Take u n only pimpls~
algsar. for they denote bad blood. and
may b. followed By the suffering.
from i0rtnriug skin erIptions. There
fore b. sure. Don't take chances.
dunt use lotions Get S =. :. from
your druggist n yours f. a speciaf
case. write FOR expert medical advice.
Address Medical Director. l3s swlft
isabofaiory. Atlanta, Ca
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-18

Tao 81 NaII0nI Indian aamen ~
% Princcss raffs - bridal 80
= handsome - pointing - fhs old 80.
ha~k churh ~ ihs rts.rsanon near
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-18

Afeardns to Rear Admiral Hima
ahe ,npnss.ifi fhe Aniefsnn fissf
anrns 'hs ~af. gs- e. hi-.ss sore sank
ana IN rppes ihan ~ .s~r eenf ~ rasssa
fhf fraaa Isf shed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-18

All sou rstincd fsrsn~rs wouif 10
farmers and sufe-enoush lAr,uefs
come 20 the bfs sdin~ef a. Mineral
Wells Psrs on April ztth