The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-06-30
Girl Scouts Make Merry
at Lake WillOughby
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er. had shock when he looked out
his front door to. see six PROSTATE
forms on each verandl begging TO-.
silence. In the distaace, yells Of
"Pickles," Blue" RED" etc. were
heard. 1t was merely the girls play
ing "Hoist the Sails"
Rumors of midnight feasts are
Going around camp, but no one seems
to know ANYTHING about them.
Great "Hare and Hound" Chase
If about four miles length came OH
Saturday morning. The hot sun and
the irregular hills were of no ac-
count even to the largest clod hop
nars The race was finally brought
to an end, because the RIBS OF a mare
were too sensitive.
The Bacon Bat on the rocks was
the Grand Finale. e
tragic farce "For Love OF
Diamonds" was admirably presented
by a brilliant cast:
peter Spud, detective Jack Fros'
'''i'''' Vera Doyle
R,ron Tii,z Won Schultz, william
i'''' va Charlotte Moody
Baroness Won Schultz, his wife
i'''' way Eleanor Steele
Mr.. Van Renseler, Patrica's father
w .Andra Blodgett
Mrs Van Renseler, his wife
~ '' Mary Rathh.n
Katherine Won Schultz, vamp
- ''' Dorothy Baxter
Alexander Bennett, a lawyer
E''''>'''s Isabelle Porter
Maid, Nora Lucille , Davie
Maid, Marie irene Aiuii ~
Thugs. Christine Bradley, Nataile
Stickney
Mourners, Irene Garno, Eda Caik."9
Curtain attendants
Alena Stiles, Helen Porter, MAI
garet Kicker
Anrounc7I Eleanor Stone
The plav was given Monday after
noon in tie hay loft. The audience
consisted of three barn swallows,
few rats and four undignitied coun-
selors. III,
Charlotte Moody, beautiful with
burned cork, APPLY played the william
Gus German uncle, dying valiently !
the end. Patricia Van Ranseler ami
Peter Spui played their romance
most satisfactorily and very properly
fell into each others arms III the
closing scene. Mrs. Van RanSeier'
tho haupl.ty mother was scream.
II wa an all star cast, and we
considereI the audience exceedingly
fortunate.
Wednesday we go in a hay rack
TO the foot of Mount Pisgah, ana
then take the trail up the moun'a'n:
We we reach the summit we VIII
build a Fl and cook our dinner lih@
veterans We are all overlooking VI
meant suggestions about taxing w
brallas. although we do rather thihk
the sun needs a bit OF vamplng.
WE WONDER
How it would seem to have L.
Stones mouth shut.
On to sec Neb Porter all dressed.
How the Steele's both got bunged
eyes.
Who put pepper in the Councillors
What E. Stone didn't bring to
camp.
BUSINESS CARDS
ROSS AND BROOKS
Fishermen
Catch anything from bites to
Polywogs
V. DOYLE AND DOT BAXTER
The Wild and Woody Snake Hunters
H. C. ROSS, NJ. D.
Specially in Disecting Frogs
NJ PATHBUN & JACK FROST
Light and Nifty Dancers
HELEN l.. STEELE
Millinery
FOR SALE
SO Mosquito Bites
PEG BROOKS
LOST-Mrs. Carpenters BREATH
somewhere on the ladder between the
havloft and the barn floor.
FOUND-The disected frogs dinner.
now injury of MAJ Stickney's.
STRAY CLEANS
Counselor Steele: "Come now.
Talking isn't allowed"
Judy: ave won't talk aloud"
f. r. Stone, sadly: "Where was
ii Il. WOunucu, III Ilic hhNN'
Nan: "No, in a hospital"
E.. Steele: "Will you lend me i've
cents?" -,
Chill: "No, | haven't any sense
Nell, cleaning out the cake pan;
Gee this is too good for pigs.
Dot Roy: "What are you eating IL
for?" A.
Eleanor s., getting Knocked on me
jaw with a basket ball; Gosh! hit
my teeth" d.
Lena: "Madeline Cary has ny
(tent fly) on her tent" 49,,
Lucille: "What-a little black
one?"
NOTICE
Contestants for field day on July
must enter their names at once;
Reporters: Isabelle Porter, Helen
Steele, Eleanor Stone.
Mary, Mary, quite contrary
How does the shimmy go?
"With a SILVER and shake
A culver OF quake ,
Jump into the lake and you IL know