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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
Askov

Fl. c. Jorgensen from south
east of town, has gone to Duluth
to work.
Leonard Dietz came home
Monday morning from Cambria,
where he has. been working for
some time.
John Dahl returned to his
home at Window, after a short
visit at the A. C. Jorgensen
home.
Miss Agnete Fenger who is
employed in Minneapolis, re-
turned home Sunday and will
spend the holidays here.
Chris Christensen who went to
Minneapolis last week to pur-
chase a team, returned Friday
with a fine looking team weigh
ing about $500 pounds.
The local creamery paid 81
cents per pound for butterfat
during November. At this rate
a couple Of cows will bring a
good sized check per month.
A number of young folks made
up a Sleighride party Wednes-
day evening and journeyed out
to the Hans Johansen home,
north Of town where a social
evening was spent.
The Misses Anna and Marga-
ret Schroeder who are staying
here at the home of their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Jens
Gregersen are at present in Min
neapolis where the latter who
is about II years old\underwent
an operation for appendicitis,
tonsils and adenoids last week.
She is recovering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Larsen,
north of town, celebrated their
silver wedding anniversary Sun
day. A few families were enter
tanned at dinner and quite a
number of their many friends
called to extend congratulations
during the afternoon and even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Larsen re-
ceived several presents in honor
of the event. A real social after
noon and evening was spent and
the guests departed at a late
hour wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Lar
sen health and happiness.
Miss Oline Jensen, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Jensen, and Mr., Carl Sorensen,
oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jeppc
Sorensen. were united in marri-
age at the local Danish Lutheran
church. Tuesday evening. at 8
o'clock. Rev. S. D. Rodholm de-
livering the wedding ceremony.
After the ceremony the immedl-
ate relatives of the contracting
parties repaired to the home of
the brides parents where we'd
ding supper was enjoyed after
which the evening was spent in
a social way. MIR. and Mrs.
Sorensen will 90 right to house.
keeping on Mr., Sorensen's farm,
southeast of town. The Amerl-
can joins with the many friends
of this popular young couple in
extending congratulations and
best wishes.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18

rFUHN NHTHSKE, HUUS" FVHV *IN,VU
rejected; N. p. r. X. Co. balance.
overhead crossing $SS4.44. referred
to Highway commissioner Leslie
WATSON. $500. laid over; James
Dumphy. packing stones. Sli2.o0
laid over: Kettle River Co. culvcrts.
$4,000. laid over.
On motion the Board adjourned.
Attest: Robt Derr.
Anderw p .Eiin. Chairman
auditors SeaD County Auditor
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18

Cornheld Murderer Convicted,
Glencoe, Dec. l6.-The jury in the
murder trial Of Charles Forbes In con-
,ection with the death Of John Gust
arson, wealty Slayton merchant. re.
urned = verdict Of guilty OF murder
the second degree. The jury DELHI
Grated IL hours.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
D'ANNUNzlo TO LEAVE FIUmE
Allies Agree TO Yield City to italy,
Says Report.

Ffume. Dec. 15.-Gabriele DAnnun
xio will hand over command OF the
city Of Fiume to regular troops under
General Cavigiila. former minister Of
war
The formal transfer Of the city is
planned for the earliest moment nos
{ bic. France. Great Britain and
tally. according to Pedrax1i. agreed to
the annexation OF Fiume.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
County Commissioner
Proceedings

Roberts was instructed to notify the
above mentioned company to remove
the poles complained of at once.
A communication from the town
Board Of Kettle River regarding mo-
ney appropriated for fixing bridge
over Kettle River In Sec. 3 said
township. The county auditor was
instructed to notify said town Board.
that they would be paid AZ soon as
the work was completed.
On motion the Board adjourned
until Dec. End. 1919, o'clock p. m.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18

received and read. Said petition wa'
on motion laid on the table until
next meeting. Resolutions appropri
atinR 10 the town III Partridge al
amount Of $500 and town Of Royal
ton an amount nj s237.50 out Of the
special road and bridge fund to aid
said towns In repairing certain roads
and bridges were unanimously
adopted.
Report from the public examiner
was read and referred to the county
attorney. u
On motion the Board adjourned un-
I'll Dec. 3rd, 1919. q o'clock n. m.
Auditors office, Pine City. Mimi,
Dec. Ord. 1910, . o'clock a. m.
The board convened this day pur-
suant to adjournment. All members
present.
On motion duly carried commit
tee consisting OF commissioners Gust
Anderson. Joe Zimmerman and
Chairman Derr were appointed to
take an inventory Of the property be-
longing to the county.
On motion duly carried the repair
Ing Of the so-called Studt bridge was
postponed. :
The following applications for re-
auctions OF assessment were favor
ably recommended to the state tax
commission:
Pine City Hdw. Co., personal prop
erty.
Christ Hicslcr Adm. real estate,
Sandstone village.
Leslie Fl. Blackjack. real estate.
Windcmere.
Kerrlck State Bank. Mort. Reg. tax,
On motion duly carried the matter
OF rail- road crossing on center line
Of section 10 Mission Greek town
ship was left to Chairman Derr and
County Attorney Roberts.
On motion duly carried no main
tenance work on the state roads Ia
going To be done this winter unless
expressly ordered by engineer Starry
The following bills were on motion
duly carried allowed:
A..
van der DUN q Lammerts.
merchandise. bills ......$ bS'S'
Petersen. Sandwich Co. mer-
chandtse. bills .......... Sb.O'
Willow River Nero. 20" muse.
bills ................. :O.Os
Pine City Mere. Co.. Mdse,
bills fa0t
Equity Coop. store. Mdse.
2 bills .................. 5000
John Joswiak. Mdse, ? bills 5000
Arth Bros. Mdse.. 2 bills 5000
Paul Ghtrtnghelli. Mdse.
; bills .............,,... 5000
n. NJ. Cnailu, Musea otltS aofs
Geo. w. Schubmehl. Mdse..
Mrs.. Will ................. 1900
Cunningham Mere. Co. Mdse.
Ole Hanson ............,... 2O.oN
Joseph Suk. Mdsc.. Rose
Swarmer ................. t0.oC
J. II. Tomhave. Mdse.. JOS.
vanderverf .............,.. 1900
s'osa" ''os' "'"Sc'' ~"
Erickson Bros. Mdse..
VIM. Scbramm e4.OC
VIM. schramm. for care OF his
brother 1900
Mrs. Mary Virgins. care Of
Carl Y. Wahlouist ...... a6.0C
Bethesda Hospttal. care OF
Herman Hulke ..... $50,
Chas. Gchl. 1 bbl. OF, for
County Farm Gas
B. s. Boiling. salary county
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF
LAND CONTRACT

TO Sarah Mathews. Lorraine. Illinois.
TAKE NOTICE. That you are in de-
fault, under and according to the terms.
tain Contract dated the 5th day of No
vemher. 1915. whereby Red Glover Land
COMPANY Of the city Of Des Moines.
agreed to convey unto you. upon full
and timely performance by you OF your
part OF the terms. conditions and pro
Contract f"r more particuiar,tS is here.
by made. OF the following described
real estate situate in Pine County.
state of Minnesota. to-wit: The south
west one fourth th) of the south west
Township forty-three t4s). Range six
teen u6) west of fourth p. M. And
and provisions Of said Contract there
became due and payable from you to
said Red Glover Land Company on the
9Th day. of November. 1919. the sum Of
Dollars. with interest thereon at six
per cent per annum from the 5th day
of November. GIG: and
$4,000 at So from Nov. S. 1916 $3.50
Sc interest on balance of pur-
chase price which is $4,000
from Nov. 5. 1915 ,.....r..... $3.50
s47a.eo
and at the date OF this notice said
due and unpaid. and such default as
above specified still exists.
NOW. THEREFORE, YOU ARE
HEREBY NOTIFIED. That unless on or
before thirty dNys after the service of
this notice upon you. you pay to Vendor
at C'overton. Minnesota. the amount of
money above stated. with interest to
the date OF payment, and the cost of
service OF this notice. and perform the
terms and conditions, and comply with
the provisions of said Contract on your
part to be performed. said Contract
viii he cancelled and terminated. and
all your right. title and interest there
under. and in and to the land and pro-
perty covered thereby. forfeited and an
nnlied. Said cancellation and termina-
ton Of said Contract TO take effect De-
cember 10th. 1919.
Dated November l. 1919
Red Clover Land Company.
: BY Geo. Shuhur
President.
Dec. ll-Jan. l5.)
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-02
LOUIS l. DEBLoIS

Louis T. DcDlois, n granite ma
utact0rer in Barre, died ut his hoI
in that city Sunday night
He had been in declining health t
4 number Of years, although his co
dition did not take n serious turn l.
til last fall. The deceased is sulviv
BY his wife, to whom he was mat1
in St. Johnsbury, April 70, 1901; =!
by nine ~ Fircn, as follows: LA
rorc, RosAi,io, Tsraf11c, Jcannc:>
Doris, Luce, Lena, Marguerite al
Lyonel. An older daughter aicA ty
months ago. There are also left fol
brothers, Frank, John, Trcfflc al
Napoleon DeDlois Of ST. Margaret
p. g., and two sisters, Marie of 4
Margarette and Anna Of lsraclite,
q, .a1 .a
Mr.. DcDlois was born in st. Nil
Garttte, Nov. IL, 1871. In youth
luatntd the granite cutters trade al
toy the past ID years had been cng,l
sd iil The granite manufacturing Ind
iRoElsilgTt ih sit. Iahnshury and in a
!, s'Satlt M sa barre, He wss
tsS.f iAier os \ lla Granite Ma,,ufactu.
as tssoeiAtiAl ,aSlfs s4 M lsslagesi to nj
'ohn's court. EFtA6iic t,ades as .sss
ssters. and to 81 MonsraS rhstrsk 4.
The funeral win be held ias4hffr
Wednesday forenoon and tl6 .bsdiS
Will he brought here for interrneht (
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-02
\ 7
MRS. CHARLES Il. PERRY

Mrs. Florence, wife Of Charles + n.
Perry, died at her home III Highland
Park, Mich, OF pneumonia oil Hive.
%. She WAS 20 years old and ut1+ I,
student at st. Johnsbuiy Academy be-
fore i1cr marriage which occurred a
yc;rr ;,so. She leaves htsides l,trtis-
hand. :. father and mother; hHi. am.
4, N n, ", !, l'rljisys Of iig!eaad Pas.kt
WIFE, IAther ;ttsF litisbayd stsnic tot sstI
Bloomsbury with the ,Gody and t,1g
funeral was held INF c,alsierwood
undertaking rooms III, ThutsdAg. The
heafe'H were A,thy. l.. Graves, a. ".
Waterman. bernard A. .loknso.s and
IL. A. Palmer. Those from out fiofs
town who attended the service br-tt
sides the husband and brother wssA
Or. and Mrs. II. g.. Perry of Wells !
Rivci. Mrs. Wintile OIL CANADA, Mr. \
and Mrs. F. II. Bowman Of Danvillcse
Miss Laughlln, Mr.. and Atrs. Vince
and Miss Gates Of Boltonville. @.*aaT'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-02

!;otIrcr an b.ttalion commander which
saadc possible the successful capture
Of important points in the fighting.
inc in FRANCE, after the most desper-
;t.e lighting through wire and trenches
against n rcaolutt and determined
defence involving frequent and bitter
counttlattacks.
Eugene A. Carey, the next oldest,
Il e. He is II gunner's mate, ed class,
on the U. S. s. South Carolina. lie
enlisted April %, 1917.
Private Edward G. Carey, aged "a,
il with the seth Squadron. He en-
listed June Is, 1918, for overseas
training, ..aM
Private John Carey. aged 20, is
in the tluartefsnastcr Corps, Guard
aud Fire Company, Port Newark,
N. J., having enlisted November q,
l9l7 "
The youngest son, Bernard =.
Carey, is "a years old, ard is IL mech.
mist IS mate t,n the u. 3. =, Vixen. He
enlisted May O.. 1917.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-02
CHRISTMAS TREE
The Continuity Tree ut t!.c City
Mission Great Success

The. Christmas tree at the City
tA''N@iAa Tuesta4w sAssxf r-s7ss w. rHoFA
&uccesstul and enjoyable afinir i,4l,l
the upper audience room in the Y. M.
G.. A. building was crowded with
young and old. About IL children
wure present, many OF whom partici-
pated in the exercises, arranged by
/ Mrs. Marshall. The large tree was
gaily decorated and every child pre-
sent received IL gift Among the sab
stahtiul gifts distributed were 20 bags
of various, kinds Of flour donated to
the City Mission by the A. II. Nc
l.cod Milling company. For the pur-
chase Of useful gifts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshal II received S48 from ST. Johns
btry friends and Supt. and Mrs.
Marshall wish to express their hearty
thanks to all who contributed, both
cash and gifts for the annual com
fatunity Christmas tree OIL the City
Mission. D.. h@4E#
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-02
FAMILY REUNION
lIca~ly Thirty Members Of the Beck
Family at Christmas Dinner

Following a custom which has hefn
Established in the family foy over ~
years nearly 80 members Of the Beck
fAmily were guests at A. Christmas
inner Wednesday ut the home OF
N4r4:. John T'eck on Mt. Vernon street.
hhis was undoubtedly the largest FAM
is gathering in 81. Johnsbury and it
sfaas n merry and most delightful oc-
casiol. Th"+e present ut the dinner
WtEc hTE<:lAl'} Mrs. Conrad F. Beck
ind tNftur ciii';"cn, Pauline, Mildred.
i'shcoiotc and Segmmd, Mr.. and
AtFs. lAtrry v, fonley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lax n 1 WriEilt and sons, Wendell and
sarsyN NtMl. and Mrs. Henry Beck !;
+. tisiR satatsay Beck; Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred
g.. ksl tsnd two children. ltp.ce and
s;yhME and AMrs. Heet GGAnetAAanr, Mrs.
SylN HnRstNn; Mf.a.sIasa M1A stlst.as.
l.r $As Mi. ahd MFa sies
y44 tRe aauitht crs, llS3i sA Nh M sa,s.
Jim li nresant ut taGi sEsli wsssj
,#idehNs 5nf StA, Inl#fs1@fSF aRR1 f5li
n i.i
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-02
AMOS II. CARPENTER
WRITES HIS MOTHER
Has fared Well with tbr Nav,
lorces ia Europe TIN ouxt,otH the
War

..rs. Ezra j. Carpenter hts &c
cetsrH ,hc following letter trurr Ii.
! son, VINO is on the u. s. S. Ara ADJ.
ana cam" nome lor Christina
My dear Neither:
Well, have Just had my ThaLk
givin% dinner. and some dinner 1t W. ;,
too. Some different from the o.e
we had lust year at "99." Here II
IS: O!An.>rs, sweet potatoes, chick 20,
rre,mn'l peas, dressing. apple pit,
cheese. bread. butter and coffee. I NJ
hundred pounds Of chicken w44fe
bought for 50 men. For pie We hl@d
one fourth, and then the mess c3ok
got ,cH pnda and We had one Nth,
more Good pie, Too. The hIead
ws.s good, TOO. Sang tiessuss:-. com.
pared with rice, bctris and bareback.
suppose i'll the folks were CHAD to
hear the Great Vs. Was over. II
seems good On the night OF The
10th we received the news via wing
less. We were at sea in Il convoy.
The uuG,rtermaster came up in our
quarters and told Us about it. Some
of the Seamcn came III onr quarters
and gave three cheers. The next
few hours were spent in throwing
the bail" or course We were I'M
total darkness. In the scamen's.
quarters there was cheering, singing.
etc. Before morning the truck lights
on all the ships of the convoy were
turned on ;,nd it looked like q yennes
city. About half II hundred ships
The truck light is the light ut the
top OF the n4tinnlast. We got inte
----- two days later. 'i %-s ="
Censorship was lifted couple Of
days ago. II seems good to write d
letter without somebody's looking
over your shoulder. ,sl,
II seems awful quiet here compared
to an American city Ithns been d
month today since we rave had my
mail Hope we will Ret some soon
and hear that all the folks are we'll
Everything goes the same ~ usuEt
with me. Feeling fine. Haven't
had much TO do lately, but expect 10
have soon. "
Hope to be able to sec you all soclI,,
but il is hard to tell how soon thAt
will be. am counting tho days
now. Hoping To hear from you soon.
With lots of love-, g' ~,
Amos II. Carpenter
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-02
-FOUR TOWNS SENT NONE


According to the records that the
tnwns have furnished the adittant
tev,tr;al$' t,yatts... vrilyU xyrE +titrf sss+ray
IN tn, statGA that have not furnished
nen in Tho present war Possibly lat
CT data may be FURNISHED which will
show differently, but on present re-
cord: glastonbury, Kirby, Baltimore
and Fletcher have not furnished Il
man for the defense Of the country.
Adiutant General fl. #. Johnson hrs
written TO town officers and others In
y he state, asking them TO furnish A
list OF men who went from their res
pective towns. He finds many chang
cs in the registrations as compared
will, the claims Of the towns. "
1t is NOT infrcducnt that two towns
tire claiming the same man. Later
many of these differences will be rec
tiled. Such occurs in Barre Town
and City, Newport Town and City
st. Alb;uls Town and City, where ii
Is hard "a tell from which, place the
n,ci! originally went into service.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-02
7
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs: e. T. Btigttans sabsnvvet
;'A, Their Fifty-fourth DxS. z5

Few people reach thci, Istil we'-
tting anniversary but that. metallic
event came to Mi. and Mr. Cclaezrl'.
brigham on Chrstnssss .'t.:' 4sssSA IA \, Nst4
couple were entertained nj linncts law
Their son and wife, Mr.. and4N aIra.
Otho Brigham. Although Mr.. flfiE-
lti,n is nearly 81 years old and Mrs,
brigham will he 81 an January 3, bofii
care for themselves in their OWN
home. Mr.. Brigham keeps busily eni-
ploycd in business and Mrs. Brigham
i9 happicst when she is ENTERTAINING
her. friends. With the exception OF
this year and on Dec, 1911, when
they observed their golden wedding
Mrs. Brigham has entertained eaeil
Christmas day nt turkey tlinncl in
honor OF the holiday as well as their
wedding day. hr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-02

Through the courtesy OF the Hard
wick Gazette the Caledonian, is, sihle
to present to its readers the portraits
Of the five sons of Mr.. and Mrs. I'd
ward Carey Of Hardwick, all Of whom
are in the service. Editor Appel Is
biographical notice Of this notable
family here follows:
An cnviahlc distinction haa come
to this town through the service Of
five young Endn OF ono family in thu
Fca and land forces OF the United
States Their proud parents are Mr..
!. and Mrs. Edward Carey, who thu;
l,ave given NIL their sons to their
country. Two are III the Navy and
three in The Army.
The oldest son is Private Thomas
r; Carey. aged 2s, who enlisted from
Detroit September 22, 1917. in Co.
RI, lGath infantry, whose Major,
Lloyd ID. Toss, was awarded q bronze
leaf til be worn on the Distinguished
Service Cross awarded him on March
*, for courage, resolution, and re-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-02
ONLY 20 YEARS AGO
But WHAT a Difference il Illus Mod
in Peonle and Thins w

But WHAT a Difference it Illus MaAs
in People and Things H., i a.,
| Nobody swattcl the fiy. N ~ ,t.i
J.. Nobody had appendicitis. i, ..l'.
\ Nobody wore white shoes h ,s@,g4
] Cream was 5 cents v pint.|
1 Most young men had "livelr hills, 4
I Catalogues were muSknielkns. h III.
You never heard Of . .'tin 1Raie.H
t. Doctors wanted to stsc your tongue. 4
1 Milkshake was 4 farorite drtnk. ~ ii /;
| Advertisers did not tell the TRUTH, \
{, Nobody cared for Tho price OF Rtls4
| olenc. .rn,4. AM. 3, ht4
Farmers came 10 town after thsSr
mail. III. Mr
The hired girl drew $3.50
/ The butcher "threw in"N
liver. !,
,.i Folks sal" D"s'aH4s} tire:
Nobody listened fin" on
atelephone. tsa a
Thela ,werasAiis ne rourths, nor
clectrip Iaetsfrs. aa ss .a.e ..I~'At
St'assst:aeks w4sti \ bnrncd instead al,
o''.e',a ssA EElt~ ~. tiS6.,
to the tRhpiaHltsS ss W 7'@
I IA Ynsf ssnctt tsilss va,t ears. ,.,,!.
la fsnr patrSs Saph aaed at,e cost ii m
aas "A ssa, SFas h., sA,ss1i'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-02
tseltnFa ak,asi.E

Tho coijr u p'iiha sssas' n,@ssnr more
than na't,4 ps ssssFss III s fsS IA hIpck
body more rctisilIs 'ASatks Attt .han
n tight bot!y aiAd II f44f.astssce tkscq The
I;ah' -colore'l ls.F4 ss SaESa' trcE
crabfe to the dAs4 stsaI IN. NH,
Tr;n 4tormer bnrnbs t1.afg Y. VIII slsss
Are reported TO ~ f ,saa NJ u, ivy
wv" o,',,, '" s o,,,,.ss IY,h flrsts AA
further heating from NJ \,
cd excessive and tE't slas IA n ,.,t
that might have hcf Ntgs'~p
different painling. f"t. N.Y. '%
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-02
HOW HE ENDED KIDNEY
&. TROUBLE

~ thd a severe attack of kidney
ttonble and foy three weeks could not
lsGt, out OF doors and scarcely out Of
hea",,writcS c. Il. Brewer, Village
Sptahss, Ala. "cduld not bend over
1t ALL without the most excruciating
ne4Na Iapuichased aabottlc OF Foley
Kidney Pills, Was relieved after Grst
few.dosas and continued their use An
IA completely cured. l considea
Fcley Kndpey Pills the best kidney
remedy in the world No recurrence
Of my trouble" Sold Everywhere.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-02
RscRX COUNTY ApponTEE&

Appointed by Federal D.tcttO
Publ. Federal ReGeiye hGtnr
aulouds
The. following Public Service Re
serve Agent have been appointed IN
EsseE rounly to aid the st. John'
b.. ry Office Of the tinted States En-
ployrncnt Service in connecting tit
man with the iHH
+. +. BOY brighton
George l.. Dyer, Brighton
l.. A. Beni3, Brighton
Robert s. Marshall. Bloomfield
Frank %tockwell, Erun.Wlrt
IL. ", Hastings, Concert
4ohn' Folsom. Concord
II. Nv. Fhilbra0k. Canaan
al. Bruce, East Haven.
Earl Stevens, Guildhnll
Charles W. Matthews, CRANKY
GeoI.c X. Ramsay, Lexington
Fred W. Wheelock, l.unehbunN
Mari q. Bnlch, Lunenbure
W. n. Geptill, Maidstone
Edward ) Nelson, Norton
r.. A. Jones, Victory
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-02
OFFICERS SCHOOL
Vermont Volunteer Militia Win Nee.
january 81 ata q

Adjt. Gen. ii. T. Jahnson has sent
to the officers af th5 different com"
panies in tho vcrmoft Volunteer nit.
tin an orde, directiJg that the annual
officers school willy take place in It.
Albans Jan Il aT 20, cornmencinE
at 7.a0 O'Clock or|thc eyenin" OF the
,glst., Tho sessio4 Will be neld ~ INC
arn,oiiy III that town. Officers VIII
appear in unifo IN without side arms.
LiSut. Col. Prtfton II. Hadley viii
have chafr.. ofjthe course of instluc-
tiom under sections 4f TO 40 OF net
IBS .of tha st.tutcs. He will besia ;ss-.
sisted by the battalion commander
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Well Called DEVILS ssK.

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: ANNUAL Nj EXITING

The ANNUAL Meeting OF the Cor
rnintof& OF ti,c 'a;slmpeic Savings
MaEqnf 49, ''shn4hulY- t., will be
held ~ the roo,ra Of tho tank W ed
nrsdat.. January u, 1"13. III iva
O'Clock in the afternoon
r. ~ II. G. EAAkiR. Secretary,
ST. Johpshurv. VT,
Dee. 6. .1llH.
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CUT THIS OUTFIT rs WORTH
MONEY tE N

i DON'T MISS THIS. Cut ont ta,;s
ship. enclose with Sc and mail Il Ia,
Foley & Co., 1886 Sheffield Ave.
Chicago. Ill. writing youre name al, .isi
address clearly. You will receive HI
return a trial package contaihisE
Folcy's Honey and Tar Componads
for coughs, colds or GROUP; Foisy|
Kidney Pills, for pain in sides md
back; rheumatism, hackachc, kidilay
and bladder ailments; and Foley Cat1
hartic Tablets, q wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic, Cod
constipation, biliousness, headachas
I'd sluggish bowels. Sold Icvars4
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n. M n faI0TT- h IIFlk NV -----I WIZ
.. Y. nI1NIt4L. MEETING

7 THE aA4nusaE fncctihk az tT,l stock
holders of the! First National Tank at
vt. JohnsbtiYy, VI, fer the election u
II board Of director TO-. the ye;l, en-
suing, will l,a hc:d Ut the otiic" OF said
Hahh on Tuesday, January II, 1919,
ut Two o'clock p. nj.
VII HOMER n. SMITH, Cashier.
st, Johnsbury, VT,
december 10th, 1918. . 49,