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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-04
BUSINESS MEETING At cLUB
DfSPOsEs OF NUMEROUS
DETAILS.

The Woman's club had a fun day
yesterday afternoon, when they held
their regular business meeting. A
parliamentary drill OF Fifteen minutes
duration led by Attorney n. J. Mabry.
opened the meeting, A note OF
thanks for the reception given by the
club to the visiting teachers last week
from the chamber OF commerce, was
read. The club was requested to CO.
operate In the drive for $4,000 for
the State Child welfare Home; and
they were also asked to inaugurnte "a
thrift program for the year.
The Woman's club has been asked
70 take charge OF the sale Of Red
Cross Christmas seals IN the city,
which Is 20 begin in q few days.
Plans for the sale were made yester-
day afternoon. A preliminary report
OF the nominating committee was
made, among the other business. The
club went on record In protest to the
conversion OF the 5000 acres OF The
Yellowstone National park into irri-
gated land, which Is being con-
templated.
A social hour completed the after
noon program, and tho ladies in
charge were Mrs, &. c. Clark and
Mrs. NJ. A. Brennan.
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E8mC i 10

Stewart, c. NJ. Boren, d NJ. Shuts.
"A. Thorne. S Aionzo Bright, y u.
Hiilyer, Frank Vandersypt, Miss s.. o.
Smith and Mrs. ]. J.. shuler.
A abort musical program was
given by Miss Mabel SUCKS. Misses
Winifrcd Naples. Jean Wickham.
Mrs, Paul Roberts and Mrs. Walter
Noneman.
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TALK on cARf or HANDS

Mrs. Taylor, Of tho Marinollo shop,
who has been giving a series OF health
lectures. will give her talk on the
care OF the hands at all the regular
club meetings next week
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ICorner BrOndWay anu GOIu.1
willard A. Guy. minister; f16 s.
Walter street: phone 16i9-W.
Morning-Unificd program every
Sunday from l;45 to ~.
9;4b-Worship.
1O;15-Biblc study feriod.
10:4b-Exprcssional period. EXer.
else by Mrs. Elgin's class.
11:15-Lord's supper.
1l:3O-Special music and sermon.
Sermon topic, Ownership or Stew
ardship? ?"
Everlng-
G:3O-Endenvor meetings.
7:304Worship and sermon. Music
led by Mrs. Bradford. Sermon topic.
"Thc Tithing System or Christian Civ.
inE2'
a wolcomc is eNtendod 90 all.
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DOG GOES ON
TRIAL; ACQUITTED

HTGHGATE, England-A terrier
dog that insisted on attending local
nchooi was put on trial In police court
on charge OF froclty. Alleged that
wien a school child tensad Il, tho
anImai bit It's tormontor. In court
the dog was leased, but muroiv
showed playfulness. Local Solomon.
therefore, soicinliy acquitted ".
The sap or the South American
chiclc tree Is the source OF the chew
ing gum OF the United States.
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rRAvELEn.s an COMMITTEE
MEETING MONDAY.

The travellers aid committee OF he
Wv, G, A, viii hold It's regular meet
ing at the recreation Of the as
sociation on Monday afternoon nj 3
o'clock. All members are requested
10 be present.
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SUPPER 10 Bf GIVEN FOR
| MEN OF CHURCH.

Next Thursday evening the men
OF the Lead Avenue Methodist church
VIII meet in the church pnrlors fol-
tho purpose OF organizing n club that
win bring them together at regulai
meetings, and will organize their Of
forts for tho good OF the church. A
supper will be served them.
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DANCE AT woMsN's cLuB
TUESDAY.

ArSAl Birth albuquerque Lodge
NO. 336, entertained the members and
their friends last Tuesday evening.
with an enjoyable dance at the Won
ans club. There was an excellent
crowd, who had IN excellent time
daa>ing Until midnight. The Duke
City orchestra played.
Julian D~reyfuss. chairman OF the
social committee. was In charge.
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RRDEDicATIoS WEEK
OBSERVED BY IITTHFRANS

The past week was an unusually
busy one at st. phurh Lutheran
church, and was filled with festivities
connected with the re-dedicatiop
services. The enlarged building was
dedicated last Sunday: the Rev. Or.
n. l.. MarKer OF Chicago was here to
assist IN the services. and preached
both morning and evening.
Community nigst was observed on
Tuesday evening. when the Protestant
churches Of the city were the guests
OF the congregation, and addresses
were given by the Rev. c, o. Beck
man, president OF the Ministerial Al
lance. and the Rev. n. $. Davidson,
Pm. D., pastor Of the Congregational
church. Mrs. s. b. Miller sang. Hear
Us. o Father" A social hour followed
the program.
Tho weekly pray9F and Bible study.
meeung was held wednesday eve
ming.
A sacred musical service was given
on Thursday evening. The program
included piano selections by Miss
Gertrude Thompson. two violin solos
By Miss Dorothy Cameron. n duet b..
Mrs. X. j. Baldridge and Mrs, A. J..
Riediing, and several anthems ny the
church choir. The pastor, Rev. a. NJ.
Knudsen, gave the address.
The Christian Endeavor society
had charge OF the social on Friday
evening, which closed the weeks
festivities. Musical selections were
given by Mr.. and Mrs, r. =. Ancona'
and readings by Miss Margaret Blank
and Miss Grace Peterson. A social
hour was enjoyed following the pro-
gram.
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SSIyrg,s;EEdSS. 's N aEgls

The girls OF the University Y. w
G, A attended n. recognition service
ut Rodey hall last sunday evening
n foiiRious service 70 which 30 OF the
girls responded. A supper In the hal
followed the service.
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J. w. Pine and r. A. Talley, elders.
The Church OF Christ meets each
Lords day at the odd Fellows hall
on South Second street, between Sill
YER and Lead avenues.
Song service from 10 to 1920 a. m.
Bible study from 1920 to IL a. m.
Preaching and communion from
IL a. m. to IL m.
Brother j. W, Pine will deliver us
"A gospel message.
All are invited who wish to at
tend.
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Corner Silver and Fourth; phone,
12T2-W.)
Sunday services:
Holy communion, Z a. m.
Sunday school. 9:l5 q. m.
Morning service. IL n. m.
Neapera. $3.50 p, m.
Music under direction OF George
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First Methodist Episcopal.
Corner Lead avenue ana South Third
street)


Charles Oscar Beckman. pastor.
Miss Edith Gorby, d~eaconfas.
Preaching by the pastor at IL "A.
m. and 1880 p Morning theme.
r'Truths We can Stand BY and That
Will Stand by VS. Evening subject.
what the Holy Spirit Aims Al ana
Really Does
Special music mt both services un-
der the direction OF Mrs. Ralph
Smith.
Sunday school. 9:45 a. m. ID. A.
Portcrficld. superintendent.
Epworth league devotional service
at $3.50 y. m. Miss Eunice Thofnc.
leader.
You will find a welcome TO any OF
all OF these services.
There will be O banquet for mon
only on Thursday evening ut $3.50,
the banquet being held in the parlors
OF the church.
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EonnsrRy sEAMA DANCE
THURSDAY.

The members OF the local forestry
service and their friends danced at
the Woman's club Thursday evening.
There was a good crowd. and good
music. The Duke City orchestra
played.
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IQhngndhI2o6ae

Tho Ministerial Alliance will meet
at the Y. NJ. g. a. at 1920 o'clock
on Monday. December G. All mem
bers are urged 70 be present.
WILLARD a. GUY, Secy.
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ATTENTION. MifiTh RmnoNEns

u = = MHNN
The great 0pporfu0lyy for New
Mexico woines, 10 haye car aims and
ideals c%rysinltje, is now. his OPP
portunity l. In the establlshm2n OF
the child welfare headquarters at
Santa Fe.
Every member OF the woman's
Christian Temperance Union il n de-
vout promoter OF all branches OF
child welfare, because the great or
~Eanization, operating in 40 countries
OF the world, through It's II depart
ments represents ~"organized mother
The campaign for funds to start
Monday Is a holy crusade for child
hood.
There are in rural communities few
women who are able to give proper
attention to human life at the hour
OF birth. Many are Obliged TO take
the responsibility without knowing
what to do-how wen TO handle and
battle and dress an infant. Ignorance
results often In the death OF Infants,
or deformity or blindness or life long
weakness.
What need IL there, then In New
Mexico that Is greater than the school
for mid-wives and nurses that the
Child Welfare department Of the
state IL this season establishing In the
Clark homestead In Santa Fe. There
will be a number OF maternity cases
there all the time. The building will
not accommodate all the child birth
cases the worthy DOR need In the
state, hut there will be as many az
can be housed In the spacious build
ing, and enough to teach student
nurses and those wishing to earn the
profession OF id-wlfery, the proper
and sciontifio methods OF caring for
mothers ana infants. A staff OF able
physicians will be the instructors at
this hospital-schOol.
By provisions OF the Sheppard
TOwner bill this state may receive
ten thousand dollars OF federal money
to use In carrying on this and other.
work for child welfare OF the state
providing a building all free Of debt
is provided for headquarters. In ad-
dition TO this the federal %appropria-
ton will match any sum OF money
raised by the state for the same pur-
pose.
THIS is a great opportunity for New
Mexico. The campaign Ia secure
funds 10 make the headquarters
building, formerly the Clark home,
IN Santa re, debt free Is TO start to-
morrow throughout the state. Give
as generously TO the fund as possible.
Remember II means the very life OF
tnfhnth And each White RibbOner
oughtt to give something.
ANNA WILDs STRUMQuIST.
President New Mexico ". c. r. u.
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legged to attend the seance in the eve
ming. 4
All services will b0 at tho Teach
ers' studio, i224 North Second street.
Phone 1927 w.
Private reading "a only be eiven
at times other than the regular serv-
ices.
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SOdulity mass, 700 a, m.
Children's mass, S;30 a,,m.
High mass and sermon 10 a. m.
Ncspers, instruction and bonedic-
ti0n 1890 p. m.
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First baptist Church.

FIRST Hnptlst ChurCh.
Corner Broadway and Lead avenue.)
Thomas 4. Harvey, pastor; rest
dence, 142O East Gold avenue. Phone
t3e5 NJ.
The pastor has returned from the
evangelistlc meeting In Atlanta, Ga,
and will speak at both II a. IN. aud
$3.50 p. m. Morning theme, "A CAL
to q Higher Vision. evening theme.
"A Passport TO He'll"
Bible school at $3.50 a. m. +. w.
Lamkin, superintendent.
Junior and Senior Unions at G.3O
y. m. The contest between our IL. Y.
j.. u. and the Union at Ration IS WAX
Ing interesting. Albuquerque IL
slightly In the lead. Come and help
make us the winner.
Ordinance Of baptism at the cro-
ming hour of worship. Strangers in
the city Will find n welcome at THE
Homelike Church"
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MRS. DUTTER TO ENTERTAIN
DECEMBER o.

Mrs. Hugh Outer has issued inf
tations TO a bridge to be gifen De.
ccmber . at her home on Luna bou-
levard. There will be nino tables.
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Corner Coal and South Broadway
Harold =, Davidson, ph. d.; min
istcr's residence, G2G South Walter.
Sunday school at 0:45 a. m.
Morning service at II o'clock. Sub
icct of sermon. Where There Is No
Vision, the People PERISH Special
musical features: Prelude, 10 u
Rosebud (Stcele); ohertory. "Awak-
ening' CEnglomann) duet, 20 Jesus
Thou Art Standing (Washurst)
Miss Lembke ana Mrs. Laekey.
Evening service conducted by c. IL.
society with an address by the pastor
at o'clock. Subject: "Progressivo
Living q Pt i;1-S). Conservation
meeting. Leader. Miss Agnes suther-
land.
c, u. monthly business meeting and
social at the church parlors Tuesday
evening.
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The women OF the Baptist cisurch
put thoir entertainments IN A Glars
by themselves wheE they gave their
affair waa both pretty land novel,
Prom two until four "a the afternoon
tho children OF the church storh en-
tprtained with old colonial games
that were a pleasure ana an instruc-
tion both In the evening tho grown
people Of the church were the guesir
from seven until nine IN tho evening.
The hostesaea were costumed In old
colonial d~resuea, aud the Decorations
81 the church carried out the same
spent a free viii offering was siVeh
~ the door.
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The regular Sunday afternoon
services viii be featured by a talk on
"Inspifation." by Mr.. Coffman at 2
y. m, Questions and discussion OF
The Spirltist doctrines on the bible
will be encouraged. Those attending
the afternoon services viii be priyi-
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BRIDGE PARTY
FOR DECENfRER ~.

Mrs. L. IL Chamberlin issued in
v%itations this week 20 o bridge party
for -Deeember -. a. the Woman's
tables.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-26
BARNET

Daniel Harvey, life long resident
of Barnet, and one of its best known
citizens, died verv suddenly on 3at;r-
day evening, May Is, at the home. Of
his son, Edwin Morse Harvey. He
was taken i'll with valvular heart
trouble AMI acute brights disease, last
December at st. Cloud, Florida,
where he had made his winter home
for The last Is years. He was ac-
companieI to Boston by his Laugh-
ter, Phebe, and after eight weeks in
the Homeopathic Hospital O.! that
city, was able to return to Barnet,
entering Brightlook Hospital the first
Of May and had reached hi, sons
home only a few hours before his
death.
Mr.. Harvey was borr in Barnet,
August 13, 1913. He enlisted curing
the Civil war in Co. A, 3rd Vermont
on Sept. 2, 1864 and served with
credit until the termination Of the
war. He was slightly wounded ap-
on various occasions, participating III
the battle of Cedar Creek and other
important engagements. Mr. Har-
vey took great interest in the acti-
vities of the G. A. r. and was mem
Der Of the X. C. Stevens Post from its
formation to the hour of his death.
He retired from active labor uron
the farm on which he was born some
Is years ago, selling it TO his sen,
Edwin NJ, in 1910
He was universally recognized as
citizen of strict probity and i,tegri-
ty.
Funeral services were large V at
tended at the home and we. con-
Quoted by the Rev. f. H. Laird on
the afternoon of Tuesday, My IS,
and at the grave in Barnet village ~
all his surviving comrades of X. c.
Stevens Pest.
Dec. "a, 1870 he married Emily
Bartlett of Johnson who deceased in
1904. He is survived by five ch,l-
dren, Lawrence d., Edwin NJ, PhoDe
A, e. Don, and Edna B., and one
sister, Mrs. Walter M. Phelps of Nc
Indoes, also three little grandoaugh-
ters.
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WALDEN

The presidential primary meeting
was very ,hinly attended last week.
M. and Mrs. N. J. Klngsbury were
up from st. Johnsbury last week call
ing on friends.
1t would appear that even the
friends of daylight Saving" :lre be-
ginning . see that food production
may be Of more account to this coun-
try Than an hour Of pleasure seek
ing. The backward spring and scar
city of farm help are making things
look serious for agriculture.
Rev. and Mrs. Davis are away this
week rs ne is going to Alblug to
drive home his car.
Many more than the usual num-
Der of people are attending church
these dayG and yet there is room. An
evening service will be held next Sun
day.
Mrs. F. N. Shaw is not as well late
ly and DR.. Daring was called again
Sunday.
Louis FDurnicr is boarding ut st.
Johnsbury until he can find a place
to move mis- family
A meeting of the milk producers
was held last week. MI. Hallett ard
Sec. Adams were present and reor-
gained, clecting Charles Burbank,
pres, and J. w. Thurston, Sec.
Nh. AMI Mrs. ID. c. Earring on of
Passumpsic visited at j. w. Thurs
tons and l.. J. Kingsbury's Monday.
Goslant's mill is shut down for u
week to give the help an opportunity
to do farm work and make their gar
dcns.
John Bennett has dairy If 20
cows on The Hanna farm besides the
wild COW which has been running at
large for two weeks.
Ms. A. w. Rollins was quite sick
last week, but is improving at present
The new road machines purcnas ed
by the town have not arrived there
by delaying spring road work.
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WEST DANVILLE

M. and Mrs. Perley r. Allies and
two sons spent Sunday with his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. George Allies.
MI. and Mrs. Mark Sargent have
returned from Los Angeles, Cal, and
are now ut their cottage at Joe's
Pond.
Carl O. Peterson and Philip Pet
erson of st. Johnsbury are at their
cothtage at Joe's pond.
M. and Mrs. J. Clark Amey spent
Sunday at their cottage at Joe's
Pond.
Mrs. George Allies visited her sons
family in st. Johnsbury Wednesday.
Mrs. H. II. White and Mrs. edward
Badger were in Danvlle one day last
week.
MIS-. Bert Allen, who has been VS.
iting Mr.. and Mrs. John Blickett, his
gone to Barnet
Mrs Clarence Dryer has moved her
goods from Danville into the Bissett
house here
Oliver McCosco spent Sunday at
Concord with his daughter, Ms. Sd
ney Harding.
Edith Walter is home from Lisbon
for the summer. Mis-, Lecna Four
nier accompanied her home
Mrs. Hughes Needham Of Berlin.
N. H., spent Monday at the kcme of
Gilbert S. Hastings.
Mrs, Carlos Dryer of Danville and
Mrs. Harry Gordon Of Danville, P.
O., spept Wednesday at the home
OF Gilbert S. Hastings
Mrs. E. NJ. Dunbav visited her
granddaughter, Mrs. Arthur Woods,
at DAnville, Sunday.
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LOWER WATERFORD

NJ. and Mrs. c. l., Hemingway
and Misses Marion Freeman ara Will
ma Hemingway of st. Johnsbpry
were Sunday visitors at Il. c. Hem
ingway's.
Fred Priest of Bethlehem. N. r.,
and Ray P.iest of st. Johnsbury were
Sunday visitors at the home OF their
mother, Mrs. Jesse Carleton.
Misses Mamie and Bessie Wright
Of St. Johnsbury were home over he
week, end.
William Douglass and son, Euge9e,
also Miss Nerda Smith motoreu to
Lenoyville, Can, for the week end
A salad supper will be held at the
chu -ch vestry on Friday, May 20,
Everyone cordially invited to come
and help swell the fund for church
repairs.
Charles Ross of st. Johnsburv was
a Sunday visitor at e. E. Hale's.
Mervyn and Raymond Morrison
were over Sunday visitors at Will
liam G. Morrison's.
Pre-memorial exercises will be held
by the children at the schoolhouse on
Friday p. m.
The pulp drivers for the C. V.
Lumber Co. finished putting the pulp
wood in 1T the river on Saturday
The boss narrowly escaped drowning
and was otherwise injured when his
canoe overturned in the river near S.
e. Cushman's.
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MONROE

Rev. ]. H. Robbins of Concord,
superintendent of the Anti-Saloon
League preached in the M. e. church
Sunday at two o'clock.
Pre-memorial exercises will be held
in the M. E. church here merit Sun
day at two o'clock, Rev. Frances
Laird of West Barnet will preach.
The graves at McIndoes cemetery
will be decorated Sunday at one p. m.
and ut Monroe Plain after the preach
ing service and at North Monroe at
4.30 p. m.
Miss Lois Beattie visited her sister,
Mrs. Hazel Smith in Woodsville The
first of last week
Miss Mildred Blanchood has return
ed home from Barnet where she spent
several weeks in the home of A. f.
Kimball.
Mrs. Adam HatleS and daughter,
Marion, spent Tuesday in St. Johns
bury.
Mrs. Emily Cross is very sick with
erysipelas. Her sister, Mrs. Ella Amy
of Lyman is with her
Norman Smith and Robert Ward,
Jr., have gone to Toledo, Ohio, with
a party to drive home Overland cars
for the Stuart Auto Sales Co., of Nc
lndoes.
Mrs. Fred Gibson was in st. Johns
bury Monday.
Mrs. Jane Whitcomb of Littleton
visited Miss Jennie Buffam Tuesday.
Mrs. Maurice Carter has been sick
with tonsilitis the past week.
Mrs. Henry Jellison visited Mrs
Dennis Mcnamara in East Barnet re-
Gently.
Miss Hannah Frazer spent Friday
and Saturday with Mrs. Guy Metcalf
in st. Johnsbury.
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RIM, WUUuIUfu, VI.
The reason why Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is so successful
in overcoming woman's ills is because 1T
contains the tonic, strengthening prop
critics of good old-fashioned roots and
herbs, which act on the female organ
ism. Women from all parts of the
country are continually testifying to its
strengthening, curative influence, and
as it contains no narcotics or harmful
drugs it is safe medicine for women.
If you want special advice write Lydia
f. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidentiaD,
Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened,
read, and answered by women only.
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HlllS before my chlld
was born and it did
wonderful work for
me. My baby weigh
ed eight and one-kalf
pounds when born
and l did not suffer
many pains. You
can publish this let
ter if you wish for |
would not be with
out your medicine
before child birth"
Mrs. JOHN LIB
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FARM HELP WANTED-Both
married and single men. Nice cottage
house for small family. Must be good
housekeeper and competent man. Sur
roundings fine. Big pay. Apply to
A. B Dow, ~ Eastern Ave, St.
Johnsbury. 277 If
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FOR SALE--One % ton Republic
truck used one seson, in good condi-
ton and running every day at the
present time. This truck we had rath-
Ell sell for cash but would exchange
for anything that would equal it's
value which we are asking $500 for
1t has been overhauled this season,
newly painted, new tires an rear and
has good body, cab, also gas lights.
f. H. Herman e. Son, Coventry, vt.
2S3-2S8
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WANTED-Pupil nurses anG at
tendants at the Taunton State Hos
pital. Wages $35 per month with
maintenance. For particulars adj
dress, DR.. Arthur V. Goss, Supt.,
Taunton State Hospital, Taunton.
Mass. PIT If
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FOR SALE CHEAP---A furnished
cottage at Crystal Lake, Barton, VT.
Inquire G. E. Woodward, South
Woodstock, VT. 279 If
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FOR SALE---One road cart, harness,
carpenters took-kit with brass cor
ners. II Concord Ave. 271-296*
FOR SALE-Three building lots on
Pleasant st. Inquire Richard Gibson.
tsssss 260-2S5
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FOR SALE-U. ). Cream Separator
700 lbs, new bowl two years ago. Old
style, in perfect running order. Price,
$4,000. l.. F. Goslant, Barnet, VT.
PIT If
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Classified Dept.

FOR SALE-Twcnty cows, new
mich and part fall cows. Also two
good work horses. r. t. Silver, 95
Portland st. Phone 687-R. 285-290
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TENEMENTS to rent---4 to 7 rooms,
newly panered and painted. Electric
lights. II. B. Stanley, Phone 126-11.
PIT If
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-26
49, - -
FUR SALE

FOR SALE CHEAP-Ncw Perfec-
ton 3-burncr Oil Stove, Charcoal
Flat Iron, Curtain Strctcher, four
passenger Lawn Swing, all in first
class condition. IL Hastings ST.
234-299*