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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09
9eim oieien 9erblt nab Golo Spring
p~erlegen miro.
st. Quouita.

geod9 Dem 8ruutamte, pel6es Der
hofu. SEER Sal1es @aldber Gien=
itagmprgen Inn 8 ltbr in Ser bieligen
Eiarrfirde bielt uno 9einrid Mun=
tifering nit Sri. @enofepa &reb5 To-
pulierte> iab ltd) Ous grautpaur BET
oen Glteru ser 8raltt bon elmer 5ugl=
rciten Sbuor @dlte beim 9od5eit5-
a1abl umringt, sic es att Ben a11fridt
tighten gliid1piiulden nidt feblen lie
Ser. 0enielben ldlieBt itd Ser ~Nor0=
tern" NIT ber1 @unid an, oaB Sic
NeupermGblten cine gliiflide 2ebens=
babn CUT piele Sabre manoeln mogen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09
Vem u1unth.

&. Carlton truf Mitte p%ergangener
Mofe pou ShmeOen bier etn unO
miro lid einige @od)en in Der 6ami=
lie unleres Sutterma6ers Nrel Wta=
iertpn uufbulten.
Ben. llpbpff uno 6rau uno SRI.
8oiu aIapperid erltatteten geitte les=
ter @ohe in Der 9ountp 9auptltaot
eineu 8elud.
Sum gbeltanO murOen in Der Efarr
firhe pertiinOigt Sobonn Gogel unO
Sri. Trances Eopping.
Sri. Sl1oitb Niermarn lit nod)
ntehrere Gage tangent Selud]e III Der
bier rotuenoen camille Eeter 3ier=
Ocu nud1 i1rel1 Scim III &el llulon
Suriitgetebrt.
Nernlarn Nopre mllrOe pon ieiner
Wuttin nit einerl g~ell1nOeu S0bnte11
beId)enft, 1uo5lt II lerr 9liidnunl6.
Nrult Seq Sheiicn lit, nutoem lie
eitltu 1d,ttugiger Seiltd) Gier gellud]t,
11ud1 i.lrcIn 0cim III N'ilrneupDlis gu
riifgereiit.
Neirrid2 G0ttiott ltto Trol1, Tral1
Ser1uor uno 9inoer unO Sri. Nlnu
Sl1onig h;eltcu iit) GieuItag lester
@odJc teIl:i'5lpeiie in ct. Glouo uuf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09
5dl1f Centre

,Srnnf 6. Minuette fat feline I'm:
ncit Meltport gelegene $50 Mfe1
grrBe 6urm fir $4,000 einem &c:
miiien aarl @olter fd1tfli6 iiberlai:
len.
g. &inleQa, 0as feds Sabre alte
E0bn6en Ser 6amilie S. s. &in1eQa,
fiel bon einem Eferoe uno .erlttt Ell
nen Mrmbruf.
Sn Sitter bon rs Subren bat 6ral
sos. Differ len. am porlesten Don=
nerltag infolge zines S%er5letoens oas
3eitlihe gelegnet. Sic 8eeroigung
fan0 Sam1tagmorgen na6 einem pom
bodm. Efurrer Mr5t in Der ct. Eauls
Stride gebultenen Hequiem ltatt. Gem
tetagten @atten btnterldBt Sic Ser
itorbeue flint &inoer. Woge tie ru=
fen IN 6rieoen!
ST. 9(gne5 Setting BON Son1es=
to1pl1, q. g., meld)e I'M Oortlgeu Sri=
1litD @o5pitol ais &ra1fenp fiegerir1
ongeitelt lit, erituttete ibrer bicr mob
lrenoeu Ionte> Urou Soiepb Getting,
eii1c1 miQfou1meten geiud.
Ian1ilie 5. 6. gof lit nod 5eh11
lGge mo4renbem @elud)t BET ifren
bier oni0iligen gltern, 5. $. BOD l1nO
Ga1tin, rad ibren1 @eim in greden=
ridge 5uri1dgefebrt.
9os Nennpfero EoQp DC Oellen
Gigentiimer s. s. @iener .pon bier
lit, ertpies iih in Sen an eriten Gage
Ser 8enton 60. 6air abgebaltenen
@ettren11en ais belten 9dufer; al1f Ser
Minrei otn Stnutsfnir erprobte Oa5
Sier lih 6einn @ettrennen I'M lebten
Snmltag in gleiher @eiic.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09

funoen sic oeul jungen Baare Die
ber5liditen @liidmiinide entboten.
Rah ibrer Sod5eitsreiie, auf Ser iie
ger1panote un0 6reunoe IN Den 3lpil=
li%ngsitaOten uno I'M iiioliden Uelnne-
Iota beiud)en, meroen oie Neertpermabl=
ten IN ct. CLOUD ibren eigenen Sero
griinoen. W0ge ibnen Elm lange5 unD
erlprieBlides g6elebeu 6eifieeen fem!
Nah mebrere Gage langem 9eiu=
DIE bei Gerlpanbtel IN @innepeg, 60
naoa, iino 81. Finalllt uno Satin
mieoer oabeim eingetroffen.
SRI. Gpa Haiiier lit nab mebrere
@oGen anbalten0em 8eiud BET Ser
mnnoten in 6airmtont, g. g., ins gl=
ternba1s 511riidgefebrt.
Ser ltnterridt an ser ct. gene=
oifts Mfaoemie lit am 9ienltag NIT
elmer iiberaus groBen An5abl Shiile=
rinnen er0ffnet mor0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09
fig, iest ober in @enoln nobnbaft,
mar lebte 8obe negen @eldJaften IN
@atfins.
Gifee Der E~amptincnitrten
1T. Clcuc's.

8u5 5leiB, gnergie un0 @el6dfts=
finn, tpenn matchmaker, perbu11oen,
pernogen, oafiir gibt 3euguis, Die
nel1e 8ei6aftsunlage, melde Die Sdo=
ner @aroen Cool Manufacturing So.
am noroli6en ufer oes Cafe George
fat eriteben lulien INTO Sic binnen
Sturgeon bem getrieb er0ffnet miro.
1as 8ebauoe lit 3rpei boae Stof=
merfe bo6 NIT gingong gum Groge=
ldoB am Safe gouleDuro, gegen jeo=
1peoe I%euersgefabr geiidert> erridtet.
9as grogei6oB miro uls Waibinen=
rdume benutt, Sic nit ser neueiten
Wuldinerie ausgeItattet miro, 10 ouB
fiinftigbin beiugte Company inn ltanoe
iein miro ale fire @erdte pom flein=
item Anfang Bis CUR lebten ausfubr=
ung ielblt 5u b%eiorgen. Sn oieiem Get
le oes neuen @eb1uoes miro glei6faqs
Sic @ei5anlage angebraft, m1breno
Elm groBerer Sell als 9agerbau5 ber=
menoet miro. Ser obere Stod miro
eingeteilt in Officen, @em0lbe uno
2agerraum uno Ser gingang 5u Dent
ielben befinoet iid auf ser @eitieite
oes @ebduoes. Nebit einem gm=
pfangs5immer iino in 0ieiem @ebdu=
Beetle 5mei neutrality-suspicious.,
6ie MIR eem @eidaftsleiter CUR Ser
filgnng lteeen. Sbr Ero6uft, Sic Sd0=
ners 8~arte11gerdte, baben iid fnit in
Ser gon5en @elt gingarg Deridafft
nno finoet niht lpeniger ais in Sen.
Ser. Staaten o11f in Canada un0 Sem
Nuslanoe pie England, 8elgien> Sa=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09
Ddtftns.

2eBten Wittmof ml1roen in Ser ct.
Mntonius Stride DOM bodm. 6. Wa=
topal0 aus ct. 9louo> Elm @erpano=
ter Der 9raut, SRI. Maria Maus uno
Mlois Stein getraut. 9ta6 Der fir6=
liben Ieier murOe I'M engeren &reiie
Don Germanoten un0 oem Sdngerdor,
Oellen Mitglieo Ser 8rdutigam 5ebn
Sabre lang mar, inn elterliten @aule
Der 8raut oas 9od5eitsfelt gefeiert.
9as junge gbepuar miro auf einem
2an0gute in Ger Hdbe BON Colo
Spring iein s9eim aufi6logen. Moge
ibm @liif nro 5egen bei6ie0en fem!
9obm. u. Gilmun, melder elmer
Operation megen mebrere @oden
nid1t im|tan0e mar, ieines Mmtes 5u
molter1, lit pie0er iomeit bergeltellt,
BOB er lesten Son11tag Den 8ottes=
Dlenlt pornebmen fonnte.
Wid1uel Shreiner bate lebten
Sonltag beim 9urd)brennen Ser
Nferoe auf oem @ei1nlpege bon Ser
Sfdof O15 l1gll1d, 11d Oerdrf 81 per-
leben, ouB er iofnrt ins ct. Gapbnels
Sospitol SIT ct. Glouo gebrodt per=
Sen m11Bte.
90. gefer ~perfnufte lette ISOLDE lei=
ne misunderstanding an s. s.
Murpbp bon 9e@raft Minn. 9etten
Montag hot Ser nete gigentitmer Be-
itb DOR oem @elddfte iibernom111en.
Sic 6amilie 6reo. 8elbah, 1Delde
nobreno pier Monuten Sic Galtfreuno
1fuft Ser 6amilie Stepb. 8reiien &C.
mob, begab iid lebte @ode ouf Sic
Seimreiie nah Gong Seaf, Sal. Mit
ihnen reilten 9(nno 8reiiel1 u10 Sbe=
reiin Gorge.
SRI. Serene 20ih n1troe' lebte $50
de negen Observation-Disclosures I'M
ct. Hopbael5 5ospitol SIT ct: GloltO
nperiert.
Nug. Spbopen, friiber bier oniGi=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09
St. Vtbolds.

Sic ebr1p. S6mel ter Wuria, .. g.
8, BON Glen uqin, g. g., erltattete
ibrer bier pobnen0en S6pel ter> 6rau
Wid. 2utgen> einen m%ebrtdgigen Sc,
lu6.
8eim Geri ude, cine @ei9e in Ser
nabe Ser Seite ser often 8utterfabrif
5u lteaen, uno iid oabei auf ser Blat=
form um6rebte, Inn nit Sen. Stom=
mes gu ipre9en, fam 6ran5 @noerle
nit einem boben &raft0rabt 5uiam=
men, 5og ii9 babel 8%ran0pun0en
i'm @eltd)te, an Ser Sdulter nno Ell
nem 8eine gu uno fiel g%liidli9ermei=
le auf Sic Flattform. Gin St11r5 BON
Ser Ylattform .mdre mabri6einlid
ietn 500 gepeien. 9o9m. Efarrer
S9oaenberger mar bal0 nod oem I'm
fuQ CUR Stele uno bermo6te es, iein
9er5 mieoer gum idlagen gu bringen.
Inter lorglamer Fflege in ieiner
8obrung miro es boffentlid gelin=
gen, i'm m1f Oie geire SIT brtngen.
8eim @odamte am lesten 5onn=
tag uuroe in unierer Stride bonl
bodu. P. Eeter &los, .. g. g., einc
&oQefte fir Sic 9totleioenoen in Se=
lterrei6 aufger1omIner, rrelde 1ebr be=
irteoigeno uu5fiel.
Stir BEN gbe1tan0 muroen in Ser
&irde perfiinoigt Spbn MoD uno Sri.
Holdlia Saflns BON bier u11o Sobn
). Sdmors bon bier nit irl. Sbe=
reiiu Neis Don WQrtp.
Sic Iabafpflon5er 9ie1iger 9egeno
lino nit Dem ginbeimien oes 5abaf3
belfaftigt. Glide 5obafspflun5er er<
litten lesten W1ittspod ourd 9agel=
lturm ShuOen an ibrem 5abuf. Tn
gefdbr 5ebn afer Sabad uurDe11 tell
ueile beid0oigt barob oerielbe min=
0er1pertig inn Yreiie lit. Ser unbe=
ltdoigte Iabaf liefert einen iebr gu
ten grtrag, ltno Ste Nuatitat lit err
tier &lalie. @erman 5orborg Doll
Gidnlo1lo erlitt Dur1 Sen Sngel1tltr1l1
be11ube elten totalen gerlult BON pie
Ndern, mas filr i'm einen SdaOen
bon $1,000 beoeutet.
6ran5 9eder uno 6ral1 bon Weil=
pn1fee limo beim 5dtpager Nid.
Stein gu 8eiud1.
Setten Counting tpar pierteli4brli=
de gerlammlung oes ct. Nifolaus-
Wdnnerpereins, tpelde lebr gut be-
indt mar. 8ei ser Domination Ser
geamtten ml1rOe einitimmig bei9loi=
ien, Die alten 8eamten a11f ein met
teres Sobr bet5ubebalten, oarauf Sic
Domination CUR @abl gemadt tpl1roe.
Nls Iicepr6iioent oes Gereins nl1roc
Sohn 5beiien gepdhlt, ba Nid. &.
Stein, Der iebige 8ieepraiioent, ieill
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09

Mile Mutb. Gsplan, unO Sri. Npia
Memfen, 5od)ter Der Uulalile Ser
huro Men1ten bon bier. Sci Ser bel
Ben 8oollteltern ahgebalteren Sod
,eit uobm Oas iunge Euar Sic ber5=
lit)lteu Gliidpiinld)e fir cine geiegne=
te 3utrnit entgegen. Meoge es oemiel=
ben tets nad) @uuid ergeben!
@einrib Sd}arper uno Sodter 60
letta li11o DON einem ied5 &ofen lan=
gen 9eiude bel in &ogers mobneuoen
Term.lOten nieoer oabeim eit1getruf=
fen.
6ami4ie @einrid Molitpr bon Hen=
oile NOR in Sen 6amilien Ebeooor
Sriimmer l1ro @eorg S%ieperoing SIT
8olte.
Sri. &atborino HotbItein lit BON
minneapolis, NO lie iib 5uei @o6en
bel 6reunoinnen beludsmeiie oufbielt
ms g%lternbaus 5uriifgefebrt.
@ei6pilter Bertha uno NifarO
Hiigener erltatteten ser 6amilie IS.
6. 8ronen in ct. Saul einen ldnge=
rem 8eiu6.
6ran5 Stre1nba erfreute lid) al1f Ell
nige Gage oes 8eiudes Ser 6arnilie
Stremba BON Eier5, Minn.
&o11an HoBmeisl oerab lfieoet li6
anfangs letter @o9e fir Srbop, in
Cost, Canada, mo- er ieinem Safer
beim 9relden sur Seite iein miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09
St. Wdrttn.

- Am Counting, ben 19. Sep:
tember tpirb SER &arl Sbtele i'm
,Enngs 6otel in ct. Martin lein, I'M
&olldtionen fir ben uNorbtern" 81
1nadJen mnb ne1te Nbpnnentem in 81.
2eierltfte anfaunebmeu.
Sic BON Ser nube 6es @iGag pob=
nenoen 6rau Mugult &loien porleb.
ten G%onneritag abgebaltene gerltei-
gerung mar iebr gut beiu4t> uno 90
Sie CUR Ser teigerung gelungten &C.
genltGnoe preismiiroig maren, ginger
bei Oerielben $3160 Elm. 6rnu &lalen
miro ihren @obnlib uuf Der 6arm BET
bebalten, Ste lie an 9errn 8loniger
Derpaftet fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09
St. 1oieph.

9eudoem Nnoreas gedtel> gigen=
timer Ser bieligen &artoffelnieoer=
lage, lid Ont Moutognadn1ittog nod
9ol1le begeben batte, I'M leine MaDl=
set el115unebmenz geriet ons &artof=
fellager in 8ral1O, unD Ga Sic aSeuer=
lDebr negen Wnr1gel an redt5eitigem
Mnlier> Oa5 outs GROCER g%ntfernung
be5oge11 meroen muBte, Do5 Jerer
nldt 5u befdmpfen pern1odte, lpuroe
oa5 9ebau0e poQitanoig 5erlt0rt, mo-
0urd benz Gigentiiuuer ein 5dooen
bon $1,000 entltat1o, DEM ei11e gerjtd=
erung bon $500 entgegenitebt. Wiit
Dem 0ebdl1Oe perbran1ten nabe5u BRET
Gllenbubrupagen &artoHeln, Sic 51
einem @erte bon etuu $4,000 abge=
idaBt iirro. 9a5 @ebdroe muroe crit
Dor einem Monot fertiggeitelt, upo
aus Sem lelben muroe MIR Elm @aggon
&artoffeln perianot. 5err 8edtet
miro nod leiner Nusiage lofort eir1
neres 2%agerbous erriften lolien 11nb
nit 0em &auf Don &artoffeln fort
fabren, oie er brett in 8oggons Der
LADEN ldBt.
@of1p. P. 2uoger, 8. g. s., 5ele-
brierte 0ienitagmorgen 1T unieres
Eforrfirhe ein 8rautamt, mdbrenb
meldem Mlfreo Gamble uno SRI. Mn=
nu 6eneis, 5odter ser 6amilte Sob1t
5eneis iih perehelidten. Sur 5oh-
3eit, bie BEL BEN gral1teltern ltattfano,
batten iid gegen fiinf5ig @dIte einge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09
Rihn1on0.

S1r Der unbefleften gmpfdngnis=
firde 5u minneapolis murOen Ourf
Sen bodp. 9errn Glearp am %. Mu=
quit getruut 6lopo %. 2apiOlon bon
ct. Glouo uno SRI. @lteau Soft, So4=
ter Ser 6amilte Sobn Soft bon bier.
0em jungen Eaare, 6as ct. CLOUD 81
ieinem9eim gemadt bat, munidt nit
1einen gernanoten uno 6reunOen aud
Ser rHoroitern" elm gliidlides gbele.
ben.
W1brenb zines 9ienltagmorgen in
Ser Efarrfirde gebaltenen 8rautamte
lieBen ibren 5reubuno 6ur6 Brie=
%itersbano iegnen 6ran5 gsplan, Coin
Ser in Colo Spring pobnenoen So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09
Rice.


Sn otr u1beiledten Gn1pf1ngnis=
tird)e fa11o Moutuglnorgen Dergonge=
ncr @od7e Die Gerc5elifung Oes So
cob Eopp Dol Snl1f Hopios nit SRI.
.J,urta CoIcputo loGDrcnO zines pom
Lpu1U. Nf0rrer Gonnap gebaltenetl
%~rotltan1re5 lIott. ?tad) Gntgegen=
!p1D.cle Ter Dcr5lidIttN &tiifrUltnlde
E-..i ,1oG jCl-5nl1bte trot Oa5 jul1ye
&cor cine 31pei @oden oouernOe Sod
5eitsrcjie nnh SiiOOatota OH BON no
5urijfgeteIrt, on5Ielbe Sen eigeren
&ero III Snuf NapiOs grinOen miro.
NfOge linn Elm longe5 uno glitflifes
Gbeleben beit,ieDen ieir!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09

Jtie uno nimmer 1oQe es Elm Sub
ltitut fir Sic Sterne un0 Streifen ge=
ben, Die lie gum lebten Mule geidaut,
bot Senator Sar6ing at 5mei blinoen
Sol0aten geiagt, sic nad Wurion ae=
fommen maren, I'M 0ruB uno 9ano=
i6lug NIT ibm uus5utauiden. 3a5
flingt tpie Elm S6n11r, oa5 2nn0 miro
i'm beriteheH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09

lteut> u1rO s. 5. gif1off bat in Dem
pafu1lt geDorOenen 0ebultOe cine
Sdulterei begonnen.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-15
Urges NewpOrt's Need
for Fire ADDaratuS

It is hoped that as a result of the
series of meetings which have been
held this week by the Fire Depart
ment Committee of the Board of AL
dermen and the chief and other heads
of the fire department, that Newport
will soon have the combination truck
added to its fire fighting apparatus
which is so badly needed. Three
meetings have already been conducted
and each session was called for the
purpose of discussing the truck pro-
position which has so long been be-
fore the city government.
A meeting was held in the Council
rooms Monday evening and was at
tended by Aldermen J. A. Aubin and
E. W. Savage, Chief Hamilton Greene
and other members of the fire depart
ment. The committeeman were
fully informed as to just what the de-
partment desired in the way Of a new
truck. Chief Green stated that he was
anxious to secure small combina-
ton, capable of carrying at least
5000 feet of hose, two 35-gallon
tanks, ladders and other necessary
equipment for an emergency. 1t IS
imperative, Chief Green told the
Councilmen, that the city have Il
truck in order to cover the territory
where there is no water protection
and also to make quicker time in get
ting to all fires.
On Tuesday evening Chief Green
met with several statesmen of fire APP
paratuS companies and listened to
their arguments and looked over their
circulars, etc.
On Wednesday evening Chief
Green held a session with a represen-
tative of the American LaFrance En-
CINE Company.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-15
Derby Line Girl Is
Bride of Newport Man

Mrs. Edythe Gilmore OF Derby
Line was united in marriage to Ralph
E. Miller also of that place, in St
MaIy's Catholic church in Newport,
Wednesday morning. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Fr. J. H. N.
Bastien in the presence of few
friends and relatives. The bride was
dressed in blue serge travelling suit.
After a short wedding trip to Boston
and other points, the couple will To-
cate in Lancaster, N. H., where Mr..
Miller recently purchased a general
store
Mr.. Miller, who is the son of C. E.
Miller, former manager of the Gilman
store in Newport, is well known in
this city and has a host of friends
who wish he and his bride much hap
p-ness. Young Nj. Gilman worked in
the Gilmore store himself for a short
time, later going to Rutland. He re-
Gently went into business with his
father at Derby Line where the two
have a thriving business.
Those attending the wedding were:
Nj. and Mrs. Robert H. Clement,
Newport, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Gilmore
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Miller of
Derby Line.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-15
REERE. QUE


Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Heath are the
happy parents of baby daughter
born Tuesday, April 18th.
Miss Eva Brewer is i'll with the
grippe.
Mrs. C. S. Frost remains in very
low condition.
Mrs. Maude Cass and MW. Ruby
P. Haselton were in Ayers Cliff on
last Saturday.
Mrs. S. B. Norton went to Montreal
last Saturday to spend few days
with her daughter, Miss Kathryn
Norton. t'
Mrs. J. w. Rider is spending few
days in Sherbrooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Klinger are
spending a few weeks with Mrs.
Ringers parents, Mr.. and Mrs j F
Feltus
Mrs Frank Wilkinson has new
Ford Sedan.
Mrs. Peter Berge of st. Johnsbury
visited her sister Mrs. Louis Dean
last week. -
Mack Candlish had the misfortune
to seriously sprain his ankle last Fri
day night while playing football.
Miss Maude Akin was in Newport
last Friday.
The C. w. V. A. are having dance
in the town hall next Friday evening,
April 16. New Harmony Orchestra
from Orleans will furnish music.
The Beebe Orchestra will be pres
Methodist chtrch next Sunday even
ent at the evening service in the
Methodist church next Sunday even
ing, April 18th.
The w. & W. class of the Metho-
dist Sunday school had sugar party
in the basement of the church last
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Bodwell re-
turned to their home here last Sat-
urday after spending few weeks IN
Coaticooke.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-15

Tho rcproof of q good man resen.
bles fullcr's earth; it not only removes
the spots from or character, but II
rubs of when 1t is dry.-Williams0n.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-15
Accepts Invitation to Become Ma
tionaI Chairman of Salvation
Army's Annual Appeal
for Funds.
WAShlNGTON'S BEST BELOVED
RESTARTlNG LIFE AT SIS.
Former Cabinet Officer Before Enter
ing the Oil Business as an Execu-
tive for the Doheny Interests Will
Lend His Great Abilities to the
Church Militant Organization.

Franklin X. Lane, referred to far
and wide as "Washington's best loved
man," is undertaking two notable limo
Iyations at an age when most men think
mainly of retiring to the quiet of pri-
vate life. one is to earn enough
money to support my family and keep
my bills paid" and the other is "to step
down from high place to resume my
place among the shirtsleeve boys and
give them a hand If l cam"
Two history making statements from
a man of Mr.. Lanes attainmonts and
station in life And the remarkable
part of it all is that he puts the shirt
sleeve matter-the thing about helping
his neighbors-ahead of that other
thing making more money in order
the better to underWrite the Autumn
of his life
Few men reach a higher niche in the
affections and confidence of the public
mind than has this remarkable man
! from the West, who was once an ed
itor, then a lawyer and finally a mem
her tie Presidents cabinet and who
Iwithciaws from public life TO earn a
better living after rendering a service
to the government the extent and value
of which would be impossible to cstt-
mate. Still fewer men are called TO
such responsible places as Franklin X
Lane will now occapv He will enter
| the oil business as ~ executive for the
Dohcny interests and will be estab-
llishcd in New York city for that pur-
pose by April /. But the rosy prospect
of making "a living wage after sew
eral years spent in struggling along on
the salary of cabinet officer has not
blinded Mr.. Lane TO another opportuni-
ty-that for striking few powerful
blows on behalf of the IMAM who Is
down, bat never outl'
Franklin X. Lane has accepted an in
vitation from Commander Eyangeline
Booth t. become the national chairman
for the Salvation Army's annual an
peal for funds in 1920. He is already
on this foh. although Wall Street does
not greet him as m oil well executive
for another month.
ut is genuine privilege TO find on
portunitv for encouraging work 50 d.
rect and practical and so yaluobIe to
the masses of the pconlc as the work
Of the Salvation Army" said Mr.. Lane
AT his office in washington tho other
dav. "Nbcn Commander Miss Booth
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-15
LEAP YEAR DANCE
IN NEWPORT IS
HUGE SUCCESS
Absence of South Jazzers
Did Not Spoil Good Time
at Girls Party

Despite the disappointment caused
by the failure of the Colored Jazz
Orchestra to arrive as per schedule,
the first Leap Year dance held at
School Hall, Newport, Wednesday
evening under the auspices of the
! Misses Laura Tenney and Isadore
Bowker was great success both
from a social and financial stand
point More than $50 persons paid
admission into the hall and nearly $50
of these crowded onto the floor and
danced throughout the evening.
Just before the dance started, Mrs.
d. R. Puffer, local dancing teacher,
explained to the gathering the reason
for the non-appearance of the adj
vertised orchestra. The reason given,
she said, was illness on the part of
several members of the troupe which
caused an eleventh hour" cancella-
ton of all of their dates. 1t was
learned that st. Johnsbury and Lyn-
donville were also disappointed early
in the week. A pickup" orches-
ira which proved very popular was a
good substitute for the negro must
clans. The boys deserve a great deal
of credit to their fine work. These
who played were Earl Lewis, Forest
Drew and Isadore Bowker, piano;
Rudolf Bigelow, guitar, Milton Drew,
clarinet; Cliff Sloggett and George
Hamilton; violin and Bailey and
Jess Boynton, traps.
The hall was decorated very artis-
tically and with rare taste, on the
part of the young ladies. Lighted
japanese lanterns were strung in
four rows across the hall from one
balcony to the other and were also
strung under the balconies. The
electric lights were covered by pretty
japanese parasols. The stage was
decorated with palms and lanterns.
On the stge was an Illuminated sign:
Leap Year, 1920.
The chance for the young ladies
to take the lead and choose their
victims" comes but once in four
years and the ladies sure took ad-
vantage of their opportunity. Al
most everyone had nearly every dance
and the "wallhowers" were few and
far between.
The Misses Bowker and Tenney,
who unaided took charge and put
over the whole affair, are to be con-
graduated for their fine work. They
saw to it that everyone enjoyed
themselves. Miss Bowker was very
charmingly attired in a gown of blue
taffeta and carried bouquet of sweet
peas with a rose in the center while
Miss Tenncy was attractive in blue
georgette and also carried a bouquet
of sweet pease with a rose in the
center.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-15

be secured about May 1 to replace
Mr.. Johnson. Mr.. Johnson has done
excellent work for the Farm Bureau.
The organization now numbers
around $50. About two-thirds the
membership of the Farm Bureau Of
New London County. Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson have identified themselves
with the life of the community and
have made a large circle. of friends
who regret their departure.
Dr.. Fred B. Crawford and Dr.
S. W. F. Hamilton are in Orleans at
tending the meeting of the Passump-
sic Valley Dental Society
George Whitney of Bellows Falls
is in town on business.
Miss Lillian Welch of West Berk-
shire, who recently returned from
Russia, where she spent II months
working with the American Red Cross
and the Y. NJ. c. A. was in Newport
Wednesday on her way to Richford.
Miss Welch has some very interesting
tales to tell of her work in the land
of the Bolshevik.
Herbert Lane is home from his stu
dies at Tufts College.
Saturday, April 18th, Miss Eliza
beth Sargent will complete II years
of service as librarian in the Good
rich Memorial Library. Miss Sargent
began her work with Miss Mary L.
Titcomb and together they organized
the Library working until the fol-
lowing September, when it was for
mally opened to the public.
Miss Sargent has given of herself
most generously during all these
years and has made OF the Library a
sort of rendezvous for congenial spir-
its. She has endeared herself espec-
tally to the children of all ages, and
many grown up youngster looks
back with pleasure to the happy
hours spent under Miss Sargent's
watchful eye.