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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02
CANDIDATE FOR
REPRESENTATIVE HERE.

John P. Curley, of Iron River, can
didate for Representative Of the Iron
district called on the voters of Bar
aga county Tuesday. He is young
business man of that city, hustler
and if nominated and elected should
make a good Representative.
He will have for his opponent Pa
trick O'Brien who now represents the
district, vitran politician, editor of
the Iron River-Stambaugh Reporter
and one who win make the campaign
a merry one for the nomination.
William McGlue, a boyhood chum
Of Mr.. Curley, had him in tow and in
troduced him to or citizens.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02
IRENE HODGE DIES.

On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Russell
McCarty received message announ-
cling the death Of her sister, Miss Irene
Hodge at Duluth, her sudden death
coming as surprise.
She was nineteen years Of age being
born in Greenland, residing in L'Anse
five years during which period she
enjoyed the friendship of large cir
Gle OF friends.
The deceased lis survived by her
mother, Mrs. Philip Marks, Of Green
land, and two sisters, Mrs. Russell
McCarty and Miss Alta Hodge.
The remains were shipped for bur-
ial to Greenland, Mrs. Russell McCar-
ty and sister Miss Irene Hodge left
yesterday morning to attend the fun
eral.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02
CIVIL WAR DRUMMER
AT BARACA TONIGHT

Tonight Major Il. H. Henderson and
son H. B. Of Oak Park, ILL.,, will with
the assistance of local talent give an
entertainment in the Star If Wasa
han Baraga.
The Major enlisted at the age of
eleven years to go to the front with
stb Michigxn Infantry Oct 45, 1861
and is known as the original drummer
boy of the Rappahannock.
His imitation of battle and his
imitation and explanation of an engine
on the Grand Trunk Railway System,
the longest continuous double track
railway in the world under one man.
agement, pulling one Of their fine
trains from Chicago to New York,
Toronto, Montreal, Boston and Port
land, Maine, passing through the
great st. Clair Tunnel and over the
Victoria Jubilee Bridge across the st.
Lawrence River, is worth twice H,e
admission to the Entertainment.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02
ALICE JOYCE EAS
VERY EMOTIONAL ROLE.

The new Alice Joyce special produc-
tion, Dollars and the Woman" which
will be shown at the Pastime theatre
next Thursday affords the Witagraph
star one of the most emotional roles
she has assumed for some time, one
that shows her in a variety of moods
and takes her from the daughter of
laxury" type in which she has met
with such great success to poverty and
then back again TO wealth which she
cannot fully enjoy through her fear
of meeting straitened circumstances.
Aside from the strong dramatic story
the picture breaches an excellent SER
mon on thrift. Robert Gordon is Miss
Joyce's leading man IN the picture.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02
CONTRACT LET FOR
RESURFACING ROAD.

Smith & Sparks, of Hnughtm. con-
tractors, have been awarded the con-
tract to resurface the three and one
half miles of road between L'Anse and
Baraga- Engineer in charge Reed
has not learned from the State High
way Department whether stamp sand
or gravel will he used for surfaeing.
Now that the contract is let for the
last link of the trunk line between
L'Anse and the copper country, the
work should be rushed to completion
and not dragged along as in the past
two years. This is the third year
this highway has been under construe-
aion and the road most of the time
has been inpassible, or pesple have
taken every excuse the State Highway
department, the local engineer and the
contractors could give and believe US
they were many, what we want now is
a road, not an alibi. The people of
Barsga county deserve better treat
ment than they received the past two
years from those who had this road
under construction the policy Of the
people be Damned" is now past,
what we want is this short stretch of
road built and the work done at once.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02

will arrive Saturday and visit at tn
Ford home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Tissrn n
Arvon, were L'Anse shoppers Wednes-
day.
Zeba Indians VS.. Chassell Sunday
at Chassell.
Martin Brogan was business cal
Ter several days last week in Mar-
quette. ~
A card was received here last Sat
urday announcing the birth of Rowenz
Jeaune to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold E. Lee
at Edwardsburg, Mich. Mr.. Lee for-
merly resided here and his friends
are sending feliceation to them OVER
the arrival Of daughter.
Henry Waisanen, of Houghton, h2s
leased the Lake View house and op-
ened soft drink parlor.
Herbert Tratton of Houghton, spent
Wednesday. guest at the Menge
home.
Misses Margaret Cote, Gladys Ford
and Irene Bentzen and Gay and Ben
Holmes and Russell Trolley will leaSc
Saturday for few days trip to the
500.
You can get yellow car every
hour for the picnic on the 4th at
Sanregret's corner.-Adv.
Three members Of the Zeba band
will leave today for Green Bay, Wis.
where they will play with the Oneida
Indians on the 4th and 9Th.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02
PEQUAMING BRKvITIEs.

The steamer Mary MaeGregor load
ed lumber here this week.
William Maxi on Monday moved to
bis farm near L'Anse where he will
make his home. ,
Fred Proctor returned last Satur-
day from Detroit where he has at
tended school the past year. He was
accompanied by Dale Darling who will
spend the summer here.
Mrs. Oliver Morris visited several
days this week in Marquette with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Heughens re-
turned Tuesday from a two weeks
visit in Racine, Wis, with her dough-
ter, Mrs. Edward Hodge.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02
Campbell ATTEND STATE FAIR

Clyde Campbell win represent Bar
aga County inSeptember at the State
fair to be held in Detroit, he having
the highest standing, IN both tests in
the recent eighth grade examination,
Ned Westphal winning the second
honors, he being the alternate.
That two L'Anse township boys,
both students Of the L'Anse High
school, should win first and second
honors rs remarkable and both boys
are to be congratulated m the remark
able work and standing they secured.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02
SKANEE NOTES.

Miss Ida Gilman returned Wednes-
day from Cleveland, Ohio, to spend
the summer guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. August Gilman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Loosemore
were Houghton visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rylander and
family were L'Anse callers last
Thursday.
Miss Maude McComb left Sunday
for Marquette to attend the summer
term of the northern formal at Mar
quette.
Messrs. Werner Peterson and Ed
ward Elmblad left last Friday Sor
Chicago.
Alfred Peterson and Oscar Elmblad
were callers last Friday in L'Anse.
Fire last Friday destroyed rs thou
sand feet Of timber, three cars and n
jammer owned by N. M. DeHaas 1t
Skanee.
Mrs. Lindahl and son Karl were
LAnse callers Wednesday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02
wOODCHUCKs STILL
PREDOAiINATE

The woodehuck epidemic which has
struck the county to the tune of 939
dollars, 1878 being killed and paid for
from May 22 to June 26, on Monday
150 and SO on Tuesday were hsought
and bounty paid
Eli Turppainen, Of Pelkie, with rs
chucks in his belt is still the king bee
hunter, bounties were also paid on
157 crows, s owls, 26 hawks and Ia
weasels, how the shackels roll in the
lucky hunters pockets.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02
CELEBRATE The 4TH
AT HURON BAY

Don't forget the American Legion
picnic to be held at Huron Bay Sum
day, July 9TH. Everybody welcome;
bring your lunch and spend the day
with boys.
There will also be addresses by
officers Of the Legion, etc.
The program for the day will in
clude the following sports:
Mems 100 yd. dash
Boys bag race.
Girls so yd. dash.
Mems 3-legged race.
Boys pie-e eating contest.
Girls potatoe race.
Mems tug Of war.
Boys obstacle race.
Girls three legged race.
Mems broad jump.
Mems high jump.
Mems hop, skip and jump.
Base ball game, teams made up of
10, s girls Or women on each team.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02

sheriff 2 90
Waino Kallio, car hire, order of
snerlH 4 90
r. c. Kotila, board of prisoners
17.lo; turnkeys, 2.10; cash
fare paid to Calumet and
Houghton and retlrn, AGO.. 23 80
VIM. Waara, deputy, l day in
vestigating 49,. 8 90
John N. Cote, day investigat-
ing,3.00; car hire, ZOO. -. S 90
Elzior Collins, days caring
for insane man. ....... -. 6 90
John Lahti, bringing in remains
Of John Helenius 80. 5 90
Julius johnson, deputy, fees
and expense bringing insane
man to L'Anse, 9.36; inves-
tigating, 800 ............. IL SO
A. E. Cross, Eighth grade ex-
animation ................ SO 90
Katherine Sterk, Eighth grade
examination .............. sc 90
Elna E. Nelson, County School
Comm'r, auto hire, S4OO;
+ stamps, 500; express, $50 40 so
Baraga Co. Natl Bank. June
rent for prosecuting attorney 10 90
James St. Arnold, 2l days ser-S
vices as watchman at 400,
small pox cases. --........,.S S4 90
John Jacker, groceries for Joe
Williams, 9.84; ditto for VIM.
Loonsfoot, 2o.6o, small pox- 80 A
William Magizins, watchman
small pcx case se-............ 9 so
Henry Johnston, groceries and
provisions for Go. Hospital,
100.63; ditto for VIM. Mayo,
20.66 ..-.............. .121 20
j. b. Smith, groceries and pro-
visions for county hospital. 35 28
St. Joseph's Hospital, Hancock,
Mich, professional services
caring for Markus FiIIiun. 81 25
st. Mary's Hospital, Marquette,
Mich professional services
in caring for Mrs. Ernest
Goodreau ................. 83 90
L M. Stensrud, Undertaken,
Michigamme, Mich, labor and
expense in connection with
funeral of Dennis O'Neil,
spnr ...,..... So 90
Charles Kelsey, Treasurer bills
paid by him ras follows: cleo
trio lights, 14.00; telephones
1875; May expenses of coun-
ty agent 5126, June expense
$3.50; Peter Martinaz, wood
300; Charles Waisanen wood
500; ]. H. Mclean kilograms
A7c; Mrs. Irene Robillard,
caring for Norma R6billxrd
during small pox, 84.00; John
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02
BARAGA COUNTY GAINS 25
PER CENT IN POPULATION

Baragn county show increases in
population during the last 10 years
according to census figures issued
Baraga County population is 1852
an increase OF 1885, or 25.1 per cent
since 1919.
The population is as follows IN the
several townships and two villages:
Minor civil division 1920 1910 1900
Baraga County. 1862 6127 1920
Arvon township :. 427 ego 299
Baraga township, in
cl1ding Baraga vii
lage ............ 1908 2548 2O97
Covington township 1077 GAG 298
LAnse township, in
cluding L'Anse vii
lage ..-........ 2757 2083 1860
Spur township. 1873 46D 266
Incorporated place
Baraga village. 942 1071 1885
LAnse village. -. 1913 708 620
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02
POMONA MEETS.

Seward pomona last Thursday held
its midsummer meeting at Coving-
ton. An interesting program was
had. Baraga was voted the Septem-
Der meeting to be held on labor day.
The meeting was wen attended and
enjoyed by those in attendance.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02
HOSE COMPANY DANCE.

E'Anse Hose company will on Mon
day night the fifth give grand ball
IN the L'Anse Opera House. A six
piece orchestra has been secured for
the occasion. The boys require your
assistance at this party, so turn out
and help make it success.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02

Summer Complaint Quickly Relieved.
about two years ago when suffer-
ing from a severe attack of summer
complaint, ! took Chamberlain's Cole
and Diarrhoea Remedy and it relieved
me almost instantly" writes Mrs.
Henry Jewett, Clark Mills, N. Y.
This is an excellent remedy for coiic
and diarrhoea and should be kept at
hand by every family.-Adv.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02

Look at our ad in this issue.-An-
derson Jevelry Co.--Adv.
Charley Page returned Sunday from
a several weeks visit in California.
Miss Gladys Page and Lillian o.
Tool returned Tuesday from Flint.
Going to the picnic on the 4th, take
the yellow cars.-Adv.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02

The yellow cars will take you to
the Legion Picnic on the 4th.-Adv.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02

derson Jewelry Co.--Adv.
Look at our ad in this issue. An
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02

Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy.
This medicine always wins the good
opinion II not the praise Of thos who
use it. Try it when you have need
Of such q remedy.-Adv.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-02
LOST.

LOST.
Brown horse weighing about 100
8 years old. Return to Frank MenatS
and get reward.-adv 5-ae
The Home news., 1920-01-23
FUNDS PAID OUT


 Mo- for discount county warrants $25 Z5O Feh No 337 L. l. billiard part treasurers com. 200 Feb. Mo- 128 Mrs Dora Bradley concrete walks, 31oO Feb. Mo- AIS, w. w. Raney, part mayors salary, 1OOO Feb. A. No. 186, J. s. Kelly, concrete walks, lOOO Feb. A. No. 411-428426-412, H. o. Shearer, recor- < derS salary, lO.4o Feb A. No. 41O R. E. Brandon marshals salary, 40.OO Feb. 4 No. 389, w. w.. Raney, publishing ordi-
 nance, No. 43, SOO Feb 4 No 32O228 l. S. Kelley concrete walks, 2O.OO Feb. f. No. 397 Clarence Carker nghtwatchman, zoo Mo- 294 Mrs. Ross Jefffies, concrete walks 41O8 Feb. A. No. 391, w. w. Raney, publishing Ordi- -~Fx nance,, No. 45, o.OU Feb. 4, No. 329 c. D. Barnard & Co.,. ordinance
 .. ~ w Mar. :E, No. 4O6, R. B. Brandon part marshal
 . ... Mar 25 Nc. 413, Mrs. Lena Cant part of lots l, Z,
 =, and 3 .... ... ....... 100 Mar 25, Mo- 415, L.B. Colwel, 10 meals for prlson- Mar 25. No. APO -422-423 w. w. Raney, part may Mar 25 447, Vivian Jefries, shoveling snow, 200 Mar o5 No 448 Jack Miller shovenp snow, ..... 200 Mar 25 Mo- 449 Henry Miller shoveing 200 Mar 25 Mo- 45O Henry Reneau, shoveling 21O Mar 25 Mo- 451 F. Lewis Jr, shovelmg snow, 100 Mar 25. 452 Ellis Arnof shovelng l25 Mar 25 Mo- 453 Nudy Arnof, shoveling LAO Mar 25 Mo- 454 Walter Scales shoveling snow, 50 Mar 25, No. 455 ~Tal Harris, shoveing snow, go Mo- & No 456 Paul Porter shoveling snow .... 15O 1ar os No 457 Thorn Hamilton. shoveling snow. 75 % S1ar 55 No 45a John Siommons shoveng snow, :. 6O Mar g, No. 459 James Stokes, shovelng snow, 5o
The Home news., 1920-01-23
FUNDS RECEIVED


 Jan l. Balance hand reported in last statement
 of Dec3 1,l917 and published Apr26, ,1918$ 17275 February 4 Bv street tax collected ......... $500 FebrauryI4 N. Van Sueton street hawkers license o February A. R. A. Gray livery license, year. 150o Fehrnarv 4 Ril Anderson fine ...... 500 March 2. Snake show license day. ......--. 5.Oo March 25. l.. B. Colwell, pool room hcence, o s one year Aooo 1Np-A Ao one eve wear p~a' - 1000 April 19 Jim Grimes scavenger license ....... 500 J1ne Sam Watkins fine ... 500 June A. Garrett Trolar, part hne 1.oU June 24. Street tax collected, oUOO Iulu K Street tax collected - 41.O0 InIv K Taxes 1917 from sheriff McGregor - 1258.O4 July 16. For broken tile at traffic corner Io July % Cuv Proctor fine ........ 500 ynIv q ''<Panl Porter fine - 500 July, %31 Street tax collected, zo.oo o Auo T Lot Davenport restaurant license ....... 800 Aug ', Dog collected o.OO Aug 31 Street collected, 44OO Ang 31 Arnie Neal fine .. 500 An1 31 Ollie Snain fine - ..... 2.5O Aug 31, Turner Starks fine, zoO Aur 31 Walter Starks fine - ............ 2.50 Aug 31, Alex Winfree, fine, z.oo Aug 31, Hardy Mack fine, z5O Sept IA, Strict collected, 26OO Sont 1A Rert Jones fine 500 Sept. 30, Old Kentucky Minstrels license, oOO Oct 15 Auctioneer Fees A. J. Porter, 400 Oct 15 Auconeer fees Warner .......... 400 Oct. IF, Proceeds sale of old lumber, 1.Oo Oct. 31 Homer Sullivan fine, z.oO Der 16 Steve Rritnev fine - ..... 1000 Dec. 26, Neal Collier fine, lO.OO Jan. l. Erna Muslin, hne lO.OU Ian i Clayton Johnson fine .... ......... 1O.O0 Ian | w T. Thurman fine ............. 10 .0O
 Total funds received, ................"... $1s7354
The Home news., 1920-01-23
This publication cost $29

FINANCIAL STATEMENT. of the Town of McCrory Arkansas Beginning January 1, 1918, and Ending January
 1, 1919, Inclusive
The Home news., 1920-01-23

Apr 1s No 4e7 W Raney, part pay for ns1 sant 2
 cial statement m publication, ."..":.::..~.. 9O, Apr 1s, No. AT, W. W. Raneyo balance publishing ~V n Nos 4sa4sS4s4 H. C. snearer recorders Jun 4 No 475 j. C. Pulley marshall, 1000 Jun. 24 Nos 473 and 486, J. c. Pulley, marshal 5oM Jun. 24, Mo- 157, J. S Kelley, concrete walks @ oS S Jun. 24 No 4e8, W. W Raney, publishing financial 200 Jun. 24, Nos 0; s5s and s5g sioo each T. E. Dye, 200 Jun. 24 No 4ss, ": W Raney financial report =. ZOO Jun. 24 No4so Tom Bagby, moving fence :.. 2% Jun "A No , ss2, C. shearer, alderman salary 200 5an un A. No ssy s ya
 un un No 1S fSnss 1spo
 Jul 1, No. 4s7, L. J. billiard, two per cent fees 1" Jul 1, Mo- 155, j. S Kelly, concrete walks ... s% Jul 1O No4ss J. G. Pulley, part salary for June S@
 M 4ss es1. sassy sSa '
 Jul 1s, Nos 4ss and 3s4 R A. Jones, street work, HOO Jul s 338 Fakes Mercantile Co.,, supplies account 3M Ju Mo- No 5S7 R. E Brandon sfnnt marshal
 Jul 15 No 12a Bank of McCrory loan for walks, 52ls
 Jul No Ss a2s W ButsE wfhng o nns,
 Jul 15 No s75 M IT. T E. Dye concrete a walks 100
 u n No @ water w. Raney mayor M Jul 15 No No 4s1 M Harry W Raymond street street work work 100 Iul 15 No. 2o2 !. F. Morgan. concrete walks' S@ Jul 15 Nos. s7o, s71 and s72, T. E. Dye, concrete
 Jul 15 No 147 and 223 J. S. Kelley concrete walks 129 Jul. 15 Mo- 46, J. L. Bronte grader 5000 Jul 15 Nos 179,233 and 235, J. s. Kelley concrete N walks ... 98& E. Jul. 15 238, 232 and 231, J. S. Kelley, concrete
 walks - - . .. .... 15M X Jul 15 Mos 234 236 237 and 229 T g. Kelley walks 25M Jul 15 No 49O T c Pulley part salary July .... 2l& I JuI 15 No 3o5 IT Arnof hloodhounds .. 32N E Iul TX No A61 w w Ranev mavor's salarv l6@ X 1 Iul K No 190 w B nouohertv sidewalks - 5ON | 1 Inl K NJ oo2 Mrs T e Hartin sidewalks - 27M X l Inl K No 988 W w Ranev mayor's salary - 2O@ X I,i K No 17 r r Pron+a for crader 5000 L. Jul. 15 No. 430, Walter Starks, street work @ @@ Jul. 15 No. 336 and 374 T. E. Dye sidewalks, 1% SW Jul. 16, No. 491, H. D. Swayze for lumber. 1s Jul l6 No. 445, c. D. Harris, election clerk, aS l% Jul. 16. Mo- 252, J. w. Wilder, sidewalks, ..- z% zM yui' J 1o 1So. & oo eoo oon D. 1 o stront ,orl 4M yu' y ao' ,Io' IT, xA' yoieo' lM yui yi oo' a1o' 4o' 17o & T. ' L y, 300 Jul 20. No.476, Dick Smith, hauling dead dog~- 100 Ju oU' NO 44v Jm 1Tmss, hauilng 1, t ue@u 1 1 2M Ju :! U. 49o, 0; NI lu1y, 1uly pa.s orv 16M Aug. IT. No 4S4 J 1 ulley part AusuSe o""''' 200 Aug. IT, No aod dom DagsDy, Ience wol n,. 1000 aug. aa No z13 Oc JeHr,es, auelman sai"i 200
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-22
Wins Medal in Typewriting
Contest at Simmons

Miss Marjorie |. Sears OF lrasburg
now attending the Lowell CONNER
cial College at Lowell, Mass, rep
resented that institution in the Bag
tvpewlitiny contest at Simmons Coz
lege recently and won the medal for
speed and efficiency over 20 compe,-
titors. Any student in any high
school, college OF private school VIII"
had not studied typewriting before
last September was eligible and the
picked typists of New England we're
in the contest.
Miss Sears work has attracted the
attention of various stenographlc and
tvpcwritiny authorities in New York,
who have written her congratuiatlng'
her on her work. She has establish
ed her reputation both in Boston and
New York. The results OF this con-
test have been eagerly awaited in the
educational centers of this country.
Miss Sears is the DAUGHTER OF
Judge Sears and is a graduate OF st.
JohnSburv Academy, RECEIVING her
diploma from the classical course IN
the class Of 1919. She is a niece of
Mrs. Frank w. Harris and resided IN
st. Johnsbury during the four years
she was obtaining her education.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-22
TO OBSERVE
CH \ {
WEEK JUNE 6-l3
vt. Sunday School Assn
To Take Part In
Nationwide Plan

"God, help US teachers, parents all
to live Alright
And NAV oul lives all truth ana love
unfold
Since life for US no loftier ann can
Than leading little children IN the
rho week of June 6-13 will be OBJ
served as Children's Week by inc
Vermont Sunday School Association
in a commemorative campaign 70 en-
phasize the religious educauon u
children. Leaflets containing lull ~
stg.uctions for the observance OF 'iilo
Wock have been sent by the htteeh
county associations to the supefln-
tendent Of every Sunday School IN
he state. Any superintendent VINO
has failed to receive his leatict IS uls
nd 70 write at once to MISS MARY
Sborburne Warren, North Pom1ret'
the state Children's DIVISION oupeli''-
tendent. n,roJ
snecial lcaflct has been prepared
for those who take charge OF NY
community observance OF Chilo[eh >
Week. Suggested programs lncluu ;.
y community mass meeting, WISH
q a+;an Of homes of children, the
n,anaoement of booth in the pupilc
square. the giving of a pageant, song
festival or parade, and the holding Oh
an institute for teachers OF chlioi en.
Where no community observance nag
heen planned the local schools shouiu
co,,.v ont as much of the proceeding
,Tooram as possible in addition TO us
own program which may include
sermon bv the pastor, June o. on the
,ol;r;ous education of children, PIC
mic or party for the children durlite
tho week and an attractive Chlidreh
Dav exercise the 18th. The Hlgnts
of The Child" a beautiful pageant y!
prof. H. Augustine Smith. can ..
nurchased from the Pilgrim fres %
Roston. for seven cents each or o,
cents a dozen. A pamphlet containlhe
tbree festivals of song is pubnsheIG
NV prof. Smith at 81 Claflin ROAD
Brookline, Mass, TOR twen'y nv
cents. Merchants who Will place
nosters in their windows and MAXI
annropriate window displays Will INC
their cooperation greatly appreciated,
Pictures of such windows ana o.
booths. parades, participants IN page
ants. home visitation leaders, etc, arc
desired bv Mrs. Baldwin, the lnterna
| tional Children's Division Superln
tendent. for mazagine articles ane
stereopticon views. Those wishing
Cradle Roll, Beginners, Primary ane
Junior leaflets for distribution during
Childrens Week may obtain then
i, from the county or state Children
division Superintendent.
Vision has been defined as seeing
a thing, seeing through it and Seems
it through" Have you vision O
what the faithful observance o
Children's Week in every Sunda!
School will mean to the home lie an'
church life of Vermont?
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-22
Couldn't Turn Over In Bed for Seven Weeks

Couldn't Move To Be Fed With Spoon Will TAX
Oath To These Facts?" Said Mrs Frank Angelic