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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-05

Berger Camp Der Sc. 8. q.
miro nGditen Samstag abeno flint.
lnooreibig neue Mitglieber in Die
Mpiterien bes Sroens eintpeiben.
Geo. $. Silent reiite lette $50.
6c nad) &anias Gitp INN Ser BORT
ubgebaltencn ausiteIll,ne bon 6arm.
Tractors %bei5ulpobnen.
-Serbert 8oelt, bon Smoba.
Htcbr., befinOet iid felt mebreren
Sogen bier Gum 8eiu6 feincs go.
tcrS, Sebrcft 8ocit un6 onbCreit
&eripan6ten.
-Srco 0ufncr unb Sobn, bon
Surin, Sorou. o~erlrciltcn Iette ISOLDE
in @cruuann uno in 9ittle @er9cr
gum 9eiud i6rcr g[ngeb0rigcn. Sic.
Ielbcn fcbrten Icttcn Sonntng mic
Ser IN ibrc Seilnotb 5ltriId, in pc
alcitlrng bon 2ouis 9ufner.
Geo. Sang, bon fredericksburg,
bcfunO iih lesten MontoQ bier IN
@ei6Gftcn ionic gum 9eiud non
Ecrmanbten.
--Eaneib Bros. boben leste $50.
6e brct Seem Soea Monure Spread
cr5 bcrfauft uno 5rpar ON folgen0en
u%lliercr fortIdrittliden Sarmcr:
ISM. 6acrber, 6rib Selidloeecr unb
ISM. Serbian.
-g8m. &einbOl5, $. S. Mertens
unO &m. 3eilmlann, bon Worriion,
befonbcn ii6 lctten Somstug bier
lin 8ei6Gften.
-Nlg. s. RobGfing bat bicic $50
die nit Den 8orarbciten fir ben 9al,
zines nellen @ci6Gfts. uno 8obn-
bal1ieS alf Dem @runbItiid an Scr
meltl. 5. StroBe begonner, Dos er
fiir5lid bon bem Sdulrotb gefauft
bot. 9oS @ebGl1oe miro aus SoIs
gebnut mer6en. Ser untere Sbeil
oesielben ioll ol8 8lumber . @erf.
ItGtte unO Der obere oIS @obnllno
oienen.
-Gba5. Sanien, Geo. 6. Cher.
lin II. 6amilie uno Sermon aoeppfc
nno 6amtlie bcgaben it6 letter
Sonmtag no6 OwcnSpille, Inn ibrer
Sobne rno Scrnanbten, SSuIius
SanIen uno oeiien iungen @ottir
81 ibrcr ebeliden Scrbinoung, oic
Gags 5ltoor in st. 2ouis itottgc.
funOen battc, fire 8liifmiini6e oar.
3ubringen.
-5rib Sleb l,nb Sobn 8m. unh
9ermann S6uenemeper ltn6 feline
bcioen Sobne, 8aIter lln6 @m., bon
E6tro Greet Somnsbip, Itatteten
lebten 9ienitog u~nierer Stoot cinen
9eiu9 ab.
-6rau 6reo 2ambs erlitt lette
8o6e einen SdIaganfalI uno lieet
9egenmartig in i6perertrantten 3u.
Itanbe barnicoer. ,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
einsmelens qeipidte &eOe, moraul

einSmeiens geipidte &eOe, moraui
bodlp. p. Otbmar, .. g. g., mo-
mems 1einer @emeinoe ben bei6en Ser
b4l1oen Sen 8iqfommensgruB entbot.
3nfolge oes 8eri6tes 0es &omitees
fiir unteriudung Ser 8ii6er perbleibt
in ser Safe cine 8ilan5 bon $3O64.=
So neblt $468.65 Don ser 5ammlung
fir sic Sol0atenfIriorge. Das Be=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beri6tete, Bob
307 Delegaten anpeieno ieten. Hralt=
oent @ibner perlas Johann ieinen Sab-
resberi6t, oem 6inan5ri6ter Sung
bauer ieinen 8eri6t folgen lieB. @a9
0emielben betragt oie 3abl Ser Wett=
glieoer 1888, sic 1i6 ouf 1873 Ser
cine berteilen. Sobann mnr6e CUR SEQ
mination ser 8eamten gei6ritten un6
6ann auf Mntrag bei6loiien, fir 6te
Eogung oes 3entralbereins cine boll=
5ablige 0elegation-elf nit @influB
oes Frd1i0enten-5n tpablen.
SSn Ser Ma6mittagsiibung %eritatte=
te &err Siinemann 8ertdt iber sic
Togung 6es 3entralpereins nn6 oas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07

Ste 8erii6erung> 0aB sic 6euti6-
amerifanii6en @atbolifen 6es 5taa=
tes pie Elm Mann binter inn lteben
mer6en. geab ibm erbielt bo9m. p.
&lob,, .. g. s., pel9er bonn &aroinal
Yiffl bon @ien na9 Mmerifa emit
lan0t tpur0e, Inn @aben 81 iammeln
CUR 2inoerung Der Scot in Seiterrei6,
0as @ort un6 ipra6 ieinen Danf aus
fir sic 2iebe un6 @iite, 6te er i'm
Moromelten bereits erfabren bat un6
bat, ieines armen 8olfes an6 ferner=
bin 5n geoenfen. Cine in Ser Ser
iammlnng erhobene &ollefte ergab Die
Summe bon 1923.
Sn Ser Notwithstanding fan6
bie 8eamtenmabl nit folgen6em @r<
gebnis ltatt: @iuibaD @ibner, BrGii-
bent; ST.. Sungbauer, Sinan5iefretdr;
sc. 80. Man6el, acknowledgements;
@m. Son ser @eDer, S9ubmeiiter;
in 6as grefutib=&omitee tp11r6en &C.
tp6blt: sos. Matt, Geo. g. @erla9,
S. g. Sinemann, bo6p. S. s. emo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
st. Cloud, MINI.

@irfen ser 3%entralitele un6 ermun=
terte CUR unabldiiigen Mitmirfung an
DEM Yrogramm 0erielben. Matb,
Mreb iprab uber ~2i@t un0 56at=
tenieiten uniereS fatbolii9en Ser
einsmeien" un6 S. 81. 59mitt bon
ct. Saul 5eigte, mie in sen @ereinen
neuer Offer getpedt un6 Die 8ereins=
beriammlungen intereiiant uno lebr-
reib ge1taltet meroen f0nner. SSn 8e=
%gleitung oes &errn Mbtes uno 6eS
bodtp. P. Otbmor, 8. g. 8.,betrat
Der bo6p'1te Serr @r5bii6of Domling
ben ~8eriammlungsiaal un6 bielt, na6=
oem er BON B%raii6enten @ibner BERG
li6 begriBt mar, cine Mnipra9e, in
ser @obberielbe 6ie Satigteit Ser ia
tbolii6en 8ereine Deutfdlan6s in it,
rem o1nflen 5tunoen prizes nn6 6ie=
ielbe ols Morm DEM bieiigen 6euti6en
fatb. 8ereinsmeien ber5et9nete. &odp
P. Stbmar> 8. g. s., mel6ete li6
6arauf 5um @ort, un6 in elmer lange=
rem Mniprade gab er 6em @r5bii6of
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
8oDfott engliidjer @aren.

Seem Dorf, 49,. Sept. = 8ie in Ell
ner ant 9onner1tag im &noion Parf,
&obofen, abgebaltenen Mahenper-
lammlung a%ngefunoigt puroe> miro
oemn19it cine 8etpegnng bon Slime
rifanern irif6er Mbfunft eingeleitet
per6en, ale britii6en Gabrifmaren 5n
boDfottieren. Die Berlammlung fon0
nnter Sen Mnipi5ien Ser Mmerican
8omen Bidets ltatt. @ausfrauen mer
SEN anfgefor6ert tperoen, ale &aus=
baltungsgegenitanoe, Sic in england
bergeiteat iin6, 5n boDfottieren. Bitten
lol6er 8aren iouen in naber 3ufnnft
ber0ffentli6t meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
%21tinneietas Scmtidbe Kas
t~Relifentaee.

gu ben IN Sen erlten Sagen ber-
%aanaener @ode in minneapolis i'm
Mnl6lub an sic 0alelblt aufs Seter-
Iid)lte an1 Spnntag begangene Sol
oere Subildumsfeier Ser pom bo9m.
P. Ntbmar, .. 9. s., paltorierten ct
SSsolcpbs @en1einoe abgebaltenen oeut-
idcn &atbolitentagen botte It'd Elm
Seer bon 0elegaten aus alen Ee1le11
oes 5toates 5uiammengefunoen. 01e
90. Sabresperiammlung Oes Stats=
perbouoes ser beutl6en fatboliIben
Mdnnerbereine muroe am Wtontag
burh Elm Eontififolamt, meldes Der
bohm'jte Serr Mbt &eter gngel, ..
g. g., 5elebrierte> eingelettet, pab=
reuo meld)em Ser bodm. P. Mlcuin,
8. 9. g., Yrior ser ct. Sobns abtet,
cine geoiegene Seltpre0tgt bielt. SIM
grogeidob ser Stride muroe iooann
0ie ssobresperiammlung 6es Staats=
Derbaroes ourd Sen 6eltpralioenten
er0ffnet, ser Sic 0elegaten mtufoms
men bieB un0 bann ben Soritt Dem
Serrn @iuibolo @ibner, 6em Brait-
0enten 0es Staatsberbanoes iiberlteB.
8iirgermeiiter &eier bieB I'M Namen
Ser Stuot Sen StaatsperbanO 1tn6 6te
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. miQfommen.
Sorno6 hielt ser bodn'ite Mbt Feter
Greel, .. 9. s., eine langere NIT
@orten Ser grmutigung 5um fiiroe=
ren @eoeiben 6es fatbolii6en Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07

ipre@en6en 8etrag opfern fam, lit
CUR Witbilfe bere9tigt; al19 6ie flein-
lte @obe lit %miqfommen> 5urnal tpenn
tie freu6igen &er5ens gegeben 1pir6>
um Ser unfagbaren Scot 6riiben 5n
1teuern.
8ortpdrts nit 0em @erf, oas 6a5u
beltimmt it, fleine &in6er bapor at
bemabren> oaB ite ou5ufriib iterben
ooer infolge Wangels an Mil9 nno
gelun6er Mabrung 5u &iippeln mer=
ben. l1n6 tparen eS milbfrem6e &in=
Ser, Die Ga lei6en> mir bGtter Sic
8fli4t 81 belfen; nun aber iin6 eS
gar sic &inoer unieres Blntes. Drum
borpdrts> fommt CUR 1nterltibung
6es @ilfsmerfes Ser M1nerican Dairp
Cattle Company berbet!
limb nod Elm 8rief fam CUR ielben
3eit an, aus BenniDlpanien. u9ie GU
te Eante," mie Der 8riehdreiber lie
nannte, batte einen bieier Mrtifel ge=
lelen nn0 geiagt: u&ier muBt gu auG
belfen." Mu6 bierbei, audi gu. l1no
lie batte Ben Meffen CUR 8unf gei6idt>
Inn uns ibren 8eitrag gu ienoen. Sci
nie btelen onoeren @ilfsnnternebmun=
gen. mag Tie lt9 i6on beteiligt babek
nun 1tebt tie au9 in Ser @eberliite Ser
Mmericon DairD Cattle @on1panD ber=
5ei@net; ibr gutes &er5 batte ibr fei=
ne &ube gelaiien, a1t6 Ga muBte tie
be1fen> on6 ga m11Bte tie babel iein.
Deine mil6e &ano mag i9on bel
@utes getan baben, ober LAB 9i6 er=
muntern, au9 bier %mit5ubelfen, aud
bterbei. gu meiBt ni6t, menn ser Be-
9er Mil6, Ser 61r9 3eine @abe m0g
li9 gema9t miro, 5ugnte fommt, aber
er mag 6ie Eranen zines &inoeS fill
len, 6as Dor @unger meinte, nn6 cine
per5meifelnoe Mutter e%rfreuen, Sic
nun ibr &inb gerettet itebt, neil es
tpie6er Mil9 befommt, ie6en Sag fri
ide Mil9 bon elmer mertfanii6er
Sui. Die Scot nn6 Mngit lit boriber
nn6 mir parens, Sic belfen onrften.
Mnmeloungen fir &iibe als Sc
i9enf fri 0ie arn1en Deuti9en, gu
penoungen an 8argel6> I'M mebr &u=
be gu faufen un6 ebenio Inn 6utter=
mittel in groBen Mengen a115ufaufen>
rimmt ie0er 3eit freuoig entgegen
Die Mmericon DairD Cattle Company,
1913 @elt Ma6iion Street> Chicago.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
Sur Grtftunternno.

Mn etnem Sage Ser lebten 8o6e
traf Elm bonn 1. September 6atierter
8rief aus Miin9en BEL uns Elm, in
iucI6em ser 8oriteber zines Sugeno=
furiorgebereins unter an6erem 16rieb:
u9as @len0> 6em mir l%terterr miiBten
nno lollten, lit gren5enlos; aber es
feblt uns an @elo CUR @ilfe. @ir
miiiien &nn6erte bon &inoern Qbtpei=
fen, Die BEL uns Mufnabme begebren;
rniere Mnltalt lit at arm nn6 flein.
5elblt Sen &in6ern> Die mir anfge=
nomn1en baben f0nnen mir ni6t ge=
fen mas iie baben miiBten; am emf
pfinoli@iten 1T Der Mangel an Mil9.
8itte i9iden Sie nns cine ODER 5pei
&ibe fir 5mei unierer MnItalten, in
6eren elmer 40 trberfnl0i e &inoer ge=
pflegt meroen, sic Mil9 mebr als al
lee a116ere notig baben; in Ser on6e.
rem befinoen iid mebr als 100 fronfe
1tn0 b%erfrippelte @in6er. Sir ones,
mas sic tun, m0ge @ott Sbnen 1ob=
men,"
Gin oerartiger 8rief mag 6enen,
Tie belfen f0nnen, CUR Grmunterung
0ienen. 8ie biele Gereine I'M 2an0e
giebt es, 0ie es ii9 gera0e CUR Mufga<
be MAIDEN f0nnten, eine o0er 5ipet &u-
be NIT oen erfor6erli9en Grttermit<
teln iolden &in6eran1talten at fifteen.
Sir nniere StammesgenoiI en. 9ie
Mmerican DairD Cattle Company
ubernimmt oerartige Mnftr6ge germ
l!no permittelt Sen &nuf nnb Era1ts-
port.
Mm gleiben Gage fam bon Obio
Scr 8rief eines Baftors nit emile
gcn0em @bed, nnb Der 8rief i6loB
nit Sen @orten: uBortpGrts NIT Die
ien1 l1nternebmenl! r. Dieier @nnib
mag 6enen, Sic GUM @ormdrtsfom=
lttell belfen fonnen, CUR @rmunterung
bienen. Die Mmerican DairD-@attle
Gpmpanp min bortpqrtS fomme1t, uno
Jittet nn0 1a1nmelt 0arum meiter, NOD
reno lie 6aran it, Oie erite Summlung
bon gei6endten &iiben uno Suffer
1nitteln nab Deutl6lan6 fir Sen Mb-
TRANSPORT fertig 5u MAIDEN. 8ir mol
len ntdt miBig iteben 11n6 5uid)auer,
pie Der erite SranSport 51tr 8erlo='
oung fommt, ion6ern in5tpii9en Be-
reitS Die Sanoe regen nn6 peiter ar
beiten, oamit BENT eriten balb Elm 5tpei,
ter SranSport folgen fam, fir BEN
mir Der Mttbi1fe aller 6erer beoiirf fen,
bie idon nit nns in @erbin6nng ge=
itanoen baben, nnb Die Nun o11h an
bere arregen m0genL ibrem geiipiel
.8u folqen, oomit I'M gn115en Gamble I'M
Ter Silfsperf bortp6rts fommt. Miht
mn, tper felbif cine Sub o6er sen emit !
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07

Order Limiting Time to File Claims,
and for Hearing Thereon.
Estate of Joseph Mayrhofer, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County Of Stearns,
in Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph
Mayrhofer, Decedent.
Letters testamentary this day having
geen granted to N. j.. AL. Peiffer.
It is Ordered, that the time within
which all creditors of the above named
decedent may present claims against
his estate in this court, be. and the
same hereby is, limited to six months
from and after the date hereof; and
FRIDAY, the sth DAY OF
APRIL, 1921,
at 9 o'clock A. M, in the Probate Court
Rooms, at the Court House at the City
of st. Cloud, in said County, be, and
the same hereby is, fixed and appointed
as the time and place for hearing upon
and the examination, adjustment and
allowance Of such claims as shall be
presented within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order in the Der
Nordstern" as provided by law.
Dated October 4th, 1920:
tSeall J. B. HIMSL,
Paul Ahles, Judge Of Probate.
Attorney 7-14-213
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IT. Glcur N1arftbcriett.

@etreibe.
8ei3en, SEQ. 1 $1.96.
@ei5en $50. 2 $1.91.
Safer 47c.
2&orn $50.
&oggen $1.46.
@erite Csc.
JlQr 1921.
Mebl SO Bfun6, $685..
&leie $2.10.
@en1ablenes &orn $2.35.
@emableneS 6ntter $2.35.
Hoggenmebl $3.50.
Corn Weal $3.50.
Butter $685..
@ier SIC.
&ortoffeln $1.25-$1.3O.
&raut, Bfnno 2-2Nc.
3miebeln $2-$2.50 100 Bfo.
Crime Mepfel $3.50 big $500 per
100 Bfnn6.
Srangen 65-85c per Dubeno.
@itronen As big SOC Dubeno.
Bfirit6e 40 Big SOC 0rben6.
Somatoes $2-$2.25 8ul9el.
Stiere Sc Big $3.50.
8uuen SIS Bis $3.50.
&iibe $3.50 Big $3.50.
@eifers Sc Big 81.
S@meine lei9te $12 big $3.50;
i4mere $11.50 Big $12; geidIadtet
$17 Biz $t8.
&dlber $40 Biz ST.; gei6ladtet
ST. Big $18.
59ufe Sc Biz 81.
2dmmer So bis $40.
&ibner iabr alt 1890.
&dbne 15c.
S1tnge Siibner Ieben0ig 22-24c
per Hfun6.
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Saamnq Ser INSTRUMENTATION

Saguug Ser MISREPRESENTATION
Na6 einem Dienitagmorgen BON
bo6m'iten &errn 8ii9of Erobec 5ele:
brierten feierli6en &equiem fir 6il
beritorbenen Witglieoer mnr0e Die 40.
Sabresberiammlung ser g.. 81. 6.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pom Hraii:
benton @erla9 er0ffnet. Sn bieiel
8%eriammlung, bielt 8ii6of Erobec
Der als u8ereinsbti6of" be5ei9net
itets outs ber5li61te in ben 8erfamm.
lungen begruBt miro cine Mnjnra9e
in Der linn angeborenen ber5lt9en
@eiie. Das ENHANCEMENT be5iiglid
ser gebeimen@ eieqidaften tpnr6e Dem
&omiteeberidte gemdB angenommen
uno 6amit cine felt Sabren beltrittene
Mngelegenbett erledigt Wor iieben
Sobren bro6te Ser. bo9m. P. Bonli=
nus, 3. 9. s., Die. Srage Der Mnfnab=
me FOLDER Mitglie0er, Die anoeren
gereinen, Sic nibt aus1riidlid] bon
Der Stride berboten iin6, in ser in
st. Glon6 abgebaltenen Sabresber=
iammlung CUR 5prabe, un6 mas 3D.
mails Der bo9m. Bater troy ieiner
frdftigen @riin6e ni9t errei6en fonn=
to- iit iebt in ietnem Gimme enti6ie=
oen> no96em man infolge ser @nt=
l9eioung 6es ltaatli9en 9bergeri9=
tes ii6 CUR Mnnabme 6es betref=
fen0en Mmen0ements beqlemen mnB=
tie. 9us Mmen6ement; fiinftig nur al
lie 5mei Sabre 5u tage11> muroe nibt
.angenommen; an1tatt oeiien tpl1roe Ser
8eibluB gefaBt, 6as l1nfoiten MleB=
ment fir ale Mitglieoer I'M 5 Gents
pro Wonat 5u erb0ben. 3n 8eamten
mur6en ge1pdblt: SEQ. &C.. @er1a6,
Rraiioent; s. .. Sunemann, @efre=
tar; Sobn &aBlinger> S9abmeiiter,
IS. @ibner> Sui. 81. Golfer ST.. Slip
pers> Geo. IS. 5tenger> bodm. emo
lian, @rono Council. Sn 0as 6inan5=
fomitee mur6e Btlb. 8oeger bon ct.
Glou0 gepab4t. Sin meiterer Be-
idlub Der 8%eriammlung gebt 6abin,
ooB BET Sterbefauen S%or6erungen ge=
gen Die &erii6erungSgeieui9aft, fails
Die @erliderung ni9t CUR 3ufrie0en=
belt a1sgegli6en it, innerbalb eines
Sabres. na6 Dem Sterbefau eingereidt
meroen mulien. Sotpeit 6ie bon 11ns
IN @rfabrung gebra6ten @ei9ebnilie
in Der Sobresberia1nmlung Ser 9. St.
6. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sic int
Sabre in ct. Haul tagen
miro.
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lion, g. %. S6mitt; als Delegaten
our S.
8. Siinemann, sc. MreB, Geo. g. Ger
lad. sos. Matt, Wm. @ibner, Saul
MbleS, 8m. 8oerger, S. IS. S6miH,
81. @roB nn0 Die bodtp. Serren Sma-
lian un0 S. Meier. Nab benz Die Ste
iolutiomn perleien un6 Braii6ent gib
ner cine fur5e SdluBanipra6e ge-
balten bate i6loB sic Ser ammlung
nit @roBer @ott.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-22
World Movement
Meeting March 25

The Congregational World Move
ment for Vermont has arranged Sc
ries of county conferences to take
place next week in every county OF
the state, under the direction of the
county campaign director, for the
purpose of selecting a local church
campaign director, for each Congre-
gational church in the county. This
meeting will be attended by the pas
tor of each church and representa-
tive man and woman, at which time
the financial apportionment of each
church will be determined and the
plan of campaign.
The meeting for Caledonia and Es-
sex county will be held at st. Johns
bury, Thursday, March 20. The as
ISOLATION director is E. H. Cowles,
well known proprietor of the Cowles
Press and he will be assisted by Rev.
C. C. Merrill of Burlington. The
representatives of the woman's work
at this meeting will be Miss Rather
inc Bingham of st. Johnsbury. 1T IS
of the utmost Importance that every
Congregational church in the county
shall be represented at this meelng.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-22
PASSUMPSIC

Belle Ward went to North Danville
Tuesday to care for her son, who is
sick.
Fenton Judkins of West Barnet
was here Wednesday called by the
serious illness of All Fulford.
Mrs. James Impey of ST. Johnsbury
visited Mrs. John Galbraith Wednes-
day.
Miss Nettie Witty has been on the
sick list but is better now.
Pomona Grange met here Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Reginald Anderson visited
Mrs. S. A. DEMO the week end, MIS-
Anderson having sprained her ankle.
Mrs. DEMO accompanied her to her
home to care for her.
Mrs. Lewis Hall of Wallingford,
Conn, is visiting her father, T. M.
Keith.
Mrs. Philo Powers and Mrs. Mable
Gray Of Orleans were called here
Wednesday night by the serious i'll
ness of their brother, All Fulford.
Waterman Scruton has typhoid
fever and has a nurse caring for him.
Louis King has finished work for
H. C. ingalls,.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-22
Mrs. Ora Fisher and son, Sidney Of
Lisbon, N. H., are stopping at Frank

Mrs. Ora Fisher and son, Sidney OF
Lisbon, N. H., are stopping at Franz
Crawford's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elery Adair am
daughter, Eva, were week end guests
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil.
lip Carpenter at Dalton.
A. E. Gallup and C. Dunn spent
the week end at their homes at Gal
lups Mills.
Mrs. Joe Vance of Fitzdale was 9
guest of Mrs. Fred Whipple Monday
Among those on the sick list fol
the past week are Mrs. Eliza Graham
Mrs. Willie Savers and Nathan Bean
Francena King came home Friday
night from Montpelier where she is
attending The Seminary and was TAX
en- sick with the humps Saturday.
Ralph Hartsholn of Berlin, N. H..
was in the place Friday. He was &C
companied home by his sister, Mrs
Dan Hartsho1n, who will visit him
for time.
Miss Alice Crawford, who has
spent the winter at Miles Pond has
gone to visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Grant at Windsor.
Leon Fisher who has been working
in Danville this winter came here
Tuesday and is stopping at his sons,
Harry Fishers. He had to hire a
team to bring him to Concord and
walked from there as the roads were
not safe for team and there were
no trains.
E. E. Scales visited at his daugh-
ter's, Mrs. James Nichols at Lunen-
burg a few days last week.
Linda Whipple is home from Con-
cord where she is attending school.
Owing to the weather conditions
there have been noservces at the
there have been no services at the
pastor was unable to get here.
Ralph Briggs visited relatives in
st. Johnsbuly the last Of the week.
d. M. Smith was business visitor
in Concord one day last week.
Mrs. Josephine Smith of South
Lunenburg called on friends here
Friday.
Mrs. George King was in st. Johns
bury Thursday to see Mr.. Kings sis
ter, Mrs. Ed. Higgins who is quite
sick.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-22
LYNDONVILLE

The Athletic Association at then
recent entertainment and vaudeville
last Wednesday evening, cleared ovel
$500, which will be used to improve
the new athletic grounds.
Henaults orchestra drew a gooc
crowd at their regular Saturday eve
ming dance in the Cable Hall.
Varnum Abbott, who has been IN
the United States Navy since the
beginning of the war, and has but
recently received his discharge, has
returned here, and will take his form
er position in the Edmunds drug
store.
Miss Dorothy Dexter has been with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Trotter, in Springfield, since
school closed. Her mother, MIS-
James Dexter, joined her Saturday,
being called by an accident to her
little nephew, George Trotter. who
was thrown while sliding and broke
his leg in two places.
The Senior class of Lyndon 1nstl-
tute gave a reception and social eve
ming Friday at the chapel, in honor OF
Mr. Seaver and Miss Bartlett, who
gave so much time, work and interest
towards making their recent play a
success. There was good crowd IN
attendance, and fine program pre-
pared There was music by the lnstl-
tute orchestra, songs by Leo Stone,
singing with the ukelele by Ruth
Hatch and Florence HIATT, speaking
by several of the Senior boys, and
social hour spent in playing games,
dancing, and stunts of interesting
kinds. The teachers were presented
with five dollar gold piece each, as
a souvenir and token of good will,
and the gifts and occasion were much
appreciated by them.
The Rev. Edward A. Lewis return
ed Saturday from Exeter, N H., and
occupied his own pulpit Sunday
Howard Marshall has been quite
sick with the grip and bronchitis for
a few days, and went to his home in
st. Johnsbury Saturday for a short
rest.
Miss Donna Sherburne spent the
week end with friends at West Burke.
Mrs. w. A. Densmore, who has
been resident of this village for
many years, has sold her house on
Williams street to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
yer G.. Blaisdell, who will move there
Is soon as the necessary changes can
,e made. Mrs. Densmore will move !!
% Sutton, to make her home with a
liece.