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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-01
Notes of The Game

EEDi.ANp FIELD. ClNC1NNATE
%, oct L. win the sun shining
brightly aud with every indication
pointing to continuance OF fair
weather. nothing stood In the wny Of
the playing of the initial game OF the
worlds baseball series between the
Cincinnati Reds and the Chicago
White SoN Tor the premier honors Of
baseball and u Eoodly amount uf the
coin OF the realm.
Two hours before tho time ior the
game 90 sf1Tt. the pavilion and
hl'aChcr- OF the park were fillinE up
rapidly while uulN scattering Of
spectators were In the gtuudstand and
buNrs.
Ainrr than r. dozen bands or orch
ostrus entertained those who had
iourucNod 20 Tho ptrk early and uu-
uirrous uuurcttt's and individual vo-
cnlists Wed with each other in singing
popular airs.
The Reds appeared ON their bench
ne la.sH O'Clock this afternoon and
Wcr" given Nocifcrous welcome.
4 band pnuded nround the field
stopping Tor brief periods IN front uf
the pavilion and various sections Of
the hlrashers
Tho Reds began batting ana FIELDING
pruttlc, at ~ so o'clock, l,ing scrv-
ing the offerings 60 the hatters. \
battery nf photoEra pliers and moving
picture operators took up positions tu
the right of the plate and caught the
Red hatt,rs n action. The field In
front OF lcu and right ncld plcuchcrs
served fur standing room for several
I thousand fans. the only opeu suacs
being In center where the green back
: fence is
The white SoN came on the field
/ at i2'4i O'Clock and began tossinf
/ tho hall to each other In trout of theft
bench which was ON the left side oI
| the plate
uniformed policeman was sta
| toned every 80 feet apart around th'
| entire field.
Williams OF the soV took Kerr
place and Warmed up for a few mo
ments and Moran sent I'm GerneT, ;
(COntinued on page tso,s
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ARMENIA POPULATION
FACES DIFFERENTIATION
~ t.0 Asaoetartn ssCss

WASlllNGTbN. oct. Practical
y the entire male population of Ar
mrut VIII Ice cNtcrminuteG unless the
Turks ana Tirturs are checked hy
some outside force according tu stare
department reports which were pre-
scented today hy Assistant secretary
rhhlups 90 tho senate committee CON
slderIug the resolution authorizing DO"
pr,s,urnt io send AN armed force Into
that country
= Trcadwrll smith who iust came
out of Armenia made report to the
american mission M Paris, relating
In considerable detail the Surrihle
conditions which he said existed Ias
snrros ~ thousands ~ Armcninns
were tescrlhpd and he Ssid the Amer
lean mission To Armenia saw great
numbers uf bodies many of them de-
capItatod. floating down one river On
the banks OF which also were many
dead.
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APOLOGIES FOR
FLOGGING OFFICER
Iussian Gcir-nl MRkcs- Itupfy Ia
Amtican Protest.
~ tss AssooiArrn sstss

WASHINGTON. oct L. Boris
pakhmeticn. the Russian Ambassador
Informed the state department today
that General Rozanon, the superior
Russian commander In siberia had
nponEfz.d to Major General Graves.
commanding the American forces IN
Siberia FOR the incident AZ Imam ST.
heria. september y. involving The ar
rest Of cnssncks OF an American on q.
Ger and enlisted man aud the iogg nE
~ tho latter.
The ambassador also said General
Rozanon had promised o. call for tho
punishment OF the troops which had
been guilty OF The mistrontment OF the
Americans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-01
Second Inning

l'AGp-Iackson up. on Jack
sons drive 10 kopf the latter threw
wild 10 first ana Jackson touk second.
Fclsch up. Felsch sacrificed. Ruether
to bauhert. jackson took third Gan
dil up. Gandil singled To center and
Jackson scored. klscherE up. Strike
one. ball one. gnndll was caught
stealing. Wlnro To- Hath. Bali two.
strike two. bah three. Rlsherg
walked. Schalk up iiall one. strike
one bah two schRlk hied to Ruush
ONE RUN, pNE MT ONE ERROR.
CINCINNATI -'kopf up Strike
one strike two. K0pr famed. Sealc
up, Strike one. ball one. Neale out,
j. collins To Gandll MinFo up HAIL
one. bah two: hall three. strike one.
Wiugo nisd 10 fclah. NJ RUNS. NO
HITS ND EIRnus
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BERKMAN OUT
OF PENITENTIARY
VIII Go Ia New York WhcI1' lie
Faces Deportation.

ATLANTA, Ga. Oct l.-AlcNaudrr
Herkniu. who was convicted with
Emma Goldman for conspiracy To- OBJ
struct the army draft. concluded his
term In the federal peuitrntiury here
today and announced he would leave
later Tor New York. where both will
face deportation charges. liorkmiu
lH a uatiN" Il Russia.
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Great Won Hindenburg
Monument Viii Be
Raced This Week

HERIlN, tCt ! -ih" great wooden
Non liIud"uhurT monument which
during the war was studded hy the
popultrr with nails, representing 80
much money will b.. demolished this
w""N. according TO the Nussische
Icliung
The dedication ot the colossal Iron
HiudrnhurE. "a thirty foot wooden
statue designed % be- shcnthcd with
gu',. silver and iron nails purchased
in the interest uf fund for the r"-
hubilltatluu of East Prussia. took
place Boz noIiiu On September I 1915.
The princess August Wilhelm. r"r-
re scouting the empress. drove the ursi
gold nail into the base uf the statue.
other pursrssurs of gold nails. hnuri i'
fur 100 marks each. then nlod up 90
seemingly endless procession. The
silver nails cost nyc marks each. ant
tNU .ruu nu" mark
Many hundreds - thousands nf
marIs wrr" uu.a.ncd in this Way dur
ms the war,
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~ rps Assoe,arrp rass.

REDLANDS FIELD CINCINNATI, o., Oct 1.-The Cincinnati
Reds the game series Of 1919 todav by .he
vcr-wheming of 9 to l.
The heavy hitting of the National with the
fact that Eddie Cotte White twrer was forced 10 re-
tire, stood out the features o the opening contest
The hitting Of Walter Ruether outstanding brilliant ner-
omance of the Reds the getting hits out Of three
times hat including triples pitching also was of
the highest class. - - "
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nOISnENIK LINEs nItOkEN.

ifll'INl ~ .Aftl-N. ffrI. I.. lNt
brril ms of the Bolshrylk lines a.
nulitu hy the troops ~ the Finnish
General Bllkovitch Is reported hy the
Noyo Nns-iyn, slNS q u,spufch from
ilolsiurfnrs received here. whole dl-
,is ons pf the Uol-hovlkl are declared
Go have surrendered.
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OAKLAND STREET car
MEN 90 on STRIKE

VNkIlNNN1 IaIITa oct II--E7n-
Terminal Rniiwaya. which operates
traction lines al Oakland and nerk-
eley. struck today TO enforce their de-
mands for higher wages The walk
out followed n meeting AZ which tho
company's offer OF arbitration Of tho
wage demand wsa refused.
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Fourth Inning

CHICAGO Weaver up. Weaver
out, Groh to paubort jackson up.
BAH one. strike one, kopf threw out
jackson. baubert 'aking the throw.
q ,sch up. Stri.- one. folsch was
thrown out kopf to naubert. NO
RUNS SO HITS. No ERRORS
tlNTlNNATi Roush Up Housh
flied uut tn Felsch. duncan up. Hail
one. Duncan singled To right center.
kopf up Cicottc took kopfs drive.
throwing 20 second, forcing Duncan.
RishcrR taking the throw. Scale up.
Scale singled To- second. Kupf reach
ing second safely. Mingu singled to
right scoring kopf and putting Scale
ON third. ltucther up. ilHll one
Neale and Wingo scored ON Rueth"rs
triple 90 the ccuter ficld hl,achcrs.
Rath up. ilull one; ball two. Ructhef
scored itath dubbed into the left
field blcachers ana scored Ruether
bauhert up. ball one; strike one;
bail two, ball three. Dauhcrt singled
to light, bringing In Rnth. Daubori
went to second on the throw to The
plate. Wilkinson replaced cicotto on
the pitchers mound. Groh ~. Bal
one, strike one. Groh filed 10 Feiach
FIVE RUNS; SIX Hlrs. NO Err
HORS.
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M\SlilNt'TtN. oct l.-ltFprn-
sentative Fo-s ur ohio was ro- elected
chairman of tho republican congress
Suutl committee go "a meeting last
might
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URGES BRITISH
PARLIAMENT CALL
! abor Parry lan,gr Asss Premier
Ia Net
" T.r assollaIIo rHfss

LONDON. Got d. William e.. All
hmsun chairman OF the labor party
Ben parliament. and leader uf the up-
position there has felsEruphpd 'n
Prime Minister Lloyd George asking
that D.. rliamout should ue summoned
Immediately
There wts no apparent change 300
the railway strike situation TODAY.
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CINCINNATI wins FIRST GAME OF WORLDS SERIES
u. S. FOREIGN
TRADE GROWS
Years Commcrtc Grntly In ENc<-S of
Previous IN.rio,l

WASHINGTON. Oct The Unit
ed States trade with foreign nations
has grown enormously and reached
ten and one-haa billion dollars a year
with balance In favor Uf tins COIN
try amounting 10 ft,is2.OOo.0OO.
Statistics for the year ending Aug
ust 81 Just iRsded hy the department
OF commerce. show that the year r
commerce exceeded that of last year
by more than one and one half bill
lion dollars. Exports for the year
were f7.us. goo. zoe ana Imports "a
93g. .0OO. 900.
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Summary Two base hit-I,ath.
Three base hit. Ructhor 2. Dnuhcrt.
stolen base Rousl. Sacrifice hits
TclSch. Rath. Uousch. Wingo. Sacri-
ftcp fN Grph Double PLAYS Nis-
berg to E. Collins; Risberg to T.. col
Inns 10 Gandill. Lcft on has. s-Cin-
cnuuti z Chicago. Z. Bases on balls
oft Cicot" .. tRousch, Routher)
I.uwdcrmiik one tGrohj; Ructhcr /
Risb.rgl. ilifs of Cicottc Z In 3 e-3
innings on Wilkinson In 3 Ia in
nings of lowdermilk. . In I inning.
Hit bN pitcher by Cicotte Gtuth. by
Lowdermilk tDauberD. Struck out
by Cicotte (KopD; Wilkinson tWin-
go1. Losing pitcher Cicotte. TIM
pires Rigler. bchind pbitc; Evans at
first. Quigley at second. Nallin ai
third Time l.i1
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r1TrSBl RG. Pa, Oct. with h
hur lotdrrs advancing and claim that
an plants In the pittsburE district
have been crippled hy the steel work.
er~ strike. and the employers main
tanning that more men are returning
to work each dnN and that the mills
are operating li nearly fuu Time. the
situation tudpN remained ns it has
been for several DAYS past virtually
unchanged
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ELY. Mtnn. oct. L.. Demanding a
81 wage and an eight hour day. aboli-
ton of the contract system and release
Of an labor leaders from prison, $50
men employed by the Oliver Iron
company Onited States steel cor
porntion subsidiary at the Pioneer
and Siblev mines here lat evening
went on strike.
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Risbe-E up. RlsberK died to Rousn,
iandii holding first. Schalk up. Foul.
strike one. hall one. Groah took
Schalk's drive and throwing 10 Rafh
forced Gandii Schaik on first. WIKI
una~sisted No RUNS. ONE HIT
80 ERRORS
ClNCINNATi--Rou up Strike
one. loush iiied to Felsh. Duncan
up. Fall one. Duncan singled to
center. Kopf up. Strike one: ball
one tall two. Duncan was out at
tempting 10 steal. schaik TO Risberr.
strike two; ball three. Risberg threw
out Kopf at FIRST after making a great
stop. No RUNS; ONE HIT. NO Err
RORS.
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UNION CONTROL
MEANS RUIN,
Mr.. CARY SAYS
Decay and Drop in Production
Will Result and U. s. Will Not
Be Able to Keep Up in Race
With World, He Testifies.
BLAMEs UNION LEADERS
FOR CALLING STRIKE
Tells Senate Committee the Work
ers We're Satisfied and Did Not
Want to Go out-Admits He
Would Not Meet Unions.

WASHINGTON. oct III unions
control Industries In the United
States. 1T means decay ana the drop
ping Of production Judge Fiber, u.
Gary chairman OF the board ~ the
United states Steel corporation DO
clnred today In presenting the cor
poiation's side 81 the steel strike 70
he senate investigating committee.
~ means this country cannot keep
up In the race with the world said
Mr Gary ~ means the condition I
fear England is in today"
Denying that the United states
Steel corporation had mistreated -
men. as charged by union labor cad
ers Judge GARY told the committee
thPt in his opinion there was mo- basic
Industry in the world which had pain
larger wages than his company.
DENIES Cr7r1,y Charges
ut has been charged that during
the pending strike IN" subsidiary
companies have been guilty y At
taching and misireating employees,
said Mr.. Guty "Thct- ISN'T q vesiiEe
of truth m that statement Photo
graphs were displayed here. and =
was SAID = woman was killed. TINS
photograph has been posted all over
America with e line over H. 'Mry
Fannie Sellens hody Fhoulishly mis-
treated by tne steel trust hendish
crew
"sh. was shot NJ Breck euridge. P.t
We have no works there, No men
there II she was Killed. u was WITH
out even the knowledge Of the steel
corporation or any of ia amp'ovrS 70
u V Llndahury. counsel for ths
Il Lr0tpurutl0n. said the woman was w.
We during "a strike OF coal miners
3iudgr cary said In his opinion the
F'shut probably was fired hy the sir'E'
I .Gs themselves
llr added thar his company had no
Interest In the coal mines whcr" tn"
riot occurred
what W. would Ike ~ Know =
4 what caused this strike. interrupted
senator Walsh. democrat. MassachuH-
ctis.
Judge Gary Mr.. dompcrs and Mr..
FuypatriCk told uH the cause ~ TINS
strike was your refusal tu meet the
men. commltt.o" Senator Eeny ~
said THAT ought 60 bring us to tho
point
says Men Were SatiIhci
They ought 90 know, thcr called
l'." Judge Gary rototi"d, 'Iher" was
no reason fur this strike. The mon
didn't want d. o. was M" nalru lead-
.rs who wanted the strike.
How do Npu ku the men werc
,ttl4nrd "" asked senator Johnson, re-.
ruhlIran. Of south Dakota. "Nou
. we're not iu the mills. among the men
were you
rarpuratiuu su.' ludg" Gary said
our furcmcn and superiutend"nt'
know H. our men are able to come
90 firrmou aud sup"rir. .'nd"nia al
I.uy time and Wtk" complains ana
irr' adjustment Turt can even com"
4. before tho chairman of the h". ri u
tHH I HtH Z
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Fifth Inning

CHfcAGO-Gandii up. BAH one;
strike oEe. Gandll singled " center.
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tinn. none, mt Nlnib nm velocity OF
wind, miles pet huItur eH' prevail
inr direction. suu,lFh character oi
the day, clear
state Went shcr
New Mexico. pnrt.''y cloudy to-
night and ThursdnH y. probably
ihundorshoWrrs snuthiA lst portion
tonight. little change ! iAn trmpern-
ture.
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Sixth Inning

7. cHicAGo--J codins up. noush
made q great catch Of J. Collins iy
to deep center Eddie Collins up.
Foul strike one; hall one: Eddie Coll
lins was safe on a single, which was
too hot for Rueiher TO handle. Weaver
up. Foul strike one. Weaver put a
Texas 'eaguer into right. Ed Collins
taking Hscond. Jackson up. jackson
out. on Efounter 10 fJaubert unEs-
sisted reisch up, Strike one: ball
one ball two; foul, strike two: foul.
Felsch lied 20 Neale No Runs,
TWO HITS. NO ERRORS.
ClNClNNATi--Nenle up. Ball one.
Neale singled 10 center. WinEo nn.
Foul. strike one; foul, strike two:
Wingo famed. Reuther up Ball
one. ball two; foul, strike one. Reuth-
er singled TO right. Neal going TO aec-
0nd. Rath up strike one. bon one:
strike two. ltath line flied 10 Rlsbrrg
and Neale was doubled up Risberg q
Edcle collins. no RUNS. TWO HITS:
No EflH0ng
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SCORE NINE TO ONE
REDS DRIVE C|COTTE FROM
BOX IN THE FOURTH INNING;
REUTHER HOLDS WHITE 5Ox

Wilkinson Sent In To Pitch By American League
Team After Rivals Get Commanding Lead
Capacity Crowd Fills Park at Cincinnati for
First Contest To Decide World Championship
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Ninth Inning

CiiiCAGo-Iackson NJ. Jackson
Nod 10 Neaie Felsch up. Foul,
strike one; foul strike two; Felsch
nied 10 Rnusch, the iatteg making an
Gandii out. Rath 10 Daubert. No
RUNS; No HITS. No ERRORS.
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Seventh Inning

CHICAGO-Gandn up. Strike one.
Gandil died to Nealc. Riseberg up.
Siscberg out. Rath to Daubert. Schaik
Up. Schalk out. Groh to Dau6ert.
~ RUNS; No HITS; No ERRORS.
tlNclNNATi-paubeft up. Strike
one bali one. Daubert grlpled Int.s
riEh, field cro~d. Groh up. Ball one:
strikc one. foul. strike two. ball twt
Daubert scored ON Gron'a single 10
center field, Roush up. on Rouscfi's
hunt. Weaver threw Wild and Roush
was safe. Groh taking third. Duncan
zap. Duncan forced Roush, GrOh
scoring Kopf up. Kopf hit into a
tu gHndil. TWO RUNS. TWO HITS,
ONE ERROR.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-01
Eighth Inning

CHICAGO McM,slien batting for
Wilkinson. strike one. hall one.
strike two; ball two. McMuiien sim
gled to center. J. Collins up; strike
one. J. Collins flied to Duncan. Nc
Mullin held first Eddie Collins up;
Eddie Collins flied to Rousch. Me-
Mullin stiil remaining on first Wea-
yer up: BAH one, Weaver flied TO
Rousch. 40 RUNS. ONE HIT. NO
ERRORS
CINCINNATI - Lowdermiik re-
lleved Wilkinson In the box for Chit
cago. Neaie up. Strike one. Neaie
singled to left Wingo Up. WlnRo
sacrificed. i.owdermilk to Gandn.
Neule taking second Ruether up;
Foul strike one. Hall one. Ruether
tripied to the center fence. scoring
Neale. Rath up. Hall one. Rath
ou,. iisherg to 3andii. Ructher held
al third. paubcrt up. Ball one; bail
two; strike one; strike two: bali three.
naubert was hit on the head by a
pitched halL NE dropped as though
knocked out hut soon recovered and
walked TO first Groh up. BAH oEa;
hall two. bail three. strike one; bail
four. Groh walked. filling the bases
Nousch up iiail one; Roush forced
Groh, Eddic collins to Risbsrg. ONE
ltl'N, TWO HITS, NO E8RORs.
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METAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK. OCT. i.--BAR sII.-
WEIR, ii.1s.
OTHER MARKETS UNCHANGED
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cHICACO--t'hoice. sfs.63aff.ast
medium, fii.asais.so. Recriptal
1000.
KANSAS CITY sis.ssaisoo. Re
eeinss. 1900.
DEsvER. -sio.ooais.oo. receipts.
1000.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-27
PHYSICALLY FIT
AT. AGE

It isn't age, it's careless living that
puts men 'down and out" Keep your
, internal organs in good condition and
you will always be physically fit.
The kidneys are the most over.
worked organs in the human body.
When they break down under the
strain and the deadly uric acid ac-
cumulates and crystallizes look out!
These sharp crystals tear and scratch
the delicate urinary channels causing
excruciating pain and set up irrita-
tions which may cause premature de-
generation and often do turn into
deadly Bright's Disease.
I One of the first warnings of slug
gish kidney action is pain or stiffness
In the small Of the back, loss of appe-
tite, Indigestion or rheumatism.
Do not wait until the danger is upon
you. At the first indication of trouble
70 after the cause at once. Get trial
bOx of GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil
Capsules, imported direct from the
laboratories in Holland They will give
almost immediate relief. If for any
cause they should not, your money will
be refunded. But be sure to get GOLD
MEDAL. None other is genuine. In
sealed boxes, three sizes.
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NEWARK

Hiram Moulton has moved into his
new house and Mrs. Sarah Chamber
lin and Mrs. Nellie Newman are to
move into the house vacated by Mr..
Moulton. @ sr
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Gordon spent
Sunday at Ball Hill Pond with his
brother, F. L. Gordon.
Sgt Maj. John r. Saunders, who
has his discharge from Camp Taylor,
Louisville. KY, has been spending a
few days at his home with Mr., and
Mrs. M. W.. Ball before beginning
work as stenographer in Bridgeport,
Conn.
Mrs. Jesse Counter is spending a
few weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Jennie Goodwin.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-27
CONCORD



Donald Parker of Littleton, NJ H.
spent the weekend with his aunt
Miss Alice E. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Gleason
spent Saturday in Littleton with Mrs
Gleason's sisters, Mrs. Philbrook
Mrs. English and Mrs. Jewell. Mrs
Jewell remains very low.
H. B. Morrison was in Littleton, N
H., Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter d. Wheeler
and their children from Percy, N. H.,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. B.
Morrison. Mrs. Arthur Coe of East
Burke has also been Il guest at the
Morrison home.
Loren Smith had his foot badly in
jured with a derrick, Saturday.
Hazel Osgood, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T H. Osgood, is seriously iii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Lewis spent
Saturday in Littleton, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Chase of St.
Johnsbury visited .at William Lilli-
craps Sunday.
Mrs. Ward Bedell of North Con-
cord spent Sunday at Cyrus Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Crofton and
children of Bennington are guests at
A. E. Owens.
Charles Bradshaw, who has been
working for Charles Hodge is spend
ing few days at his home in Lyn-
don.
The Concord Corner school, Miss
Lucia Thompson, teacher, will unite
with the school in the Brook district,
Miss Butler, teacher, for the pre-
Memorial exercises Thursday after
noon at the Brook district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hodge of Fran
coma, N. H., were over Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. K Hodge.
Mrs. Minnie Williams was in st.
Johnsbury one day last week visiting
her daughter, Miss Jessie Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Warren, DUR
vey Warren and Mr.. Simpson of st.
Johnsbury called on friends in town
Sunday.
Clifford Cutting and friends of St.
Johnsbury spent Sunday at Shadow
Lake. ,..--.........4..
Lewis Burlock of st. Johnsbury is
boarding at the home of Mrs. Minnie
Williams.
Henry and Harry Pooler were in ST..
Johnsbury Saturday.
James Mecham was a business VS.
itor in st. Johnsbury Saturday.
C. N. Streeter remains quite i'll.
May and Bernal Dodge of Water
ford visited Mrs. Minnie Williams the
last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Baker were
weekend visitors of Mrs. Parker's
mother, Mrs. S. Thompson at Potter's
Place, N. H.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
meet at the home of Mrs. George
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-27
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Box 81 South End Machine Shop
Fairbanks
Box 90 Front of Fairbanks Inn
Box 23 Front Main Office
Fairbanks
Box "a Corner Spring and Central
Streets
Box 25 Underclyffe (PrivateJ
Box 26 Corner Cliff and Winter
Streets
Box 27 Corner Summer and Web
ster Streets
Box % Corner Cliff and Mt. Pleas
ant Streets
Main Street Section
Box 81 Summer Street opposite
Brightlook Hospital
Box 80 Brantview (Private)
Box "a South Park front Mrs. H.
N. Turner's
Box 35 Prospect Street, near St.
Johnsbury Hospital
Box 3G Corner Eastern Ave. and
Main Street
Box 81 Corner Main and Maple
!, Streets A
Box SO Arnold Park, near A. f.
Nichols
Box 80 Brightlook Hospital (pri-
4 vate) LII
Railroad Street Section
Box Al Granite Square, across rail-
road track from Swift Co,
Box az Corner Eastern Avenue and
..,h Cherry Street su.rr I;
Box 43 Railroad Street, head of
Portland Street
Box 45 Pillsbury. & Balwin
Box 46 Corner Cross and Railroad
Streets
Box At Railroad Street, front Citi-
zens Bank entrance
Box 48 Corner. Maple and Pearl
Streets sa.
Box 40 st. Mary Street
Paddock Village Section
Box 50 Passnmpsic Street near
Hastings Bridge
Box So Railroad Street, near St.
Johnsbury Garage j.
Box 81 Ramsey Park, near Water
Tub
Box Sc Corner Emerson and Pleas
ant Streets
Summerville Section
Box 62 Corner River Street and
Marion Avenue
Box 63 Corner Caledonia and Port
land Streets
Box 60 Harrison Avenue
Box 65 Corner Portland Street and
Concord Avenue
Box 81 Corner, Portland and State
Streets
Box GO Corner Liberty Street and
Concord Avenue IS,