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whiskers were all wet from being
In the pan. when he heard q scream
and, looking up, he saw the girl
standing in the doorway, screaming
Fire Police! Murder!"
What a goose that girl u.s."
thought Billy, Ito make such a
racket: she will have the patrol
here and four or five policemen if
she doesn't shut up. Guess will
run into her and butt her through
the hall and down the front stairs"
Suiting the action to the thought.
he started for her, but she fled
down the hall and ran into room,
closing the door after her. AS she
closed that door, the janitOr opened
the front door, which was directly
opposite, and Billy getting there at
just that time gave the janitor the
butt and sent him sprawling on the
hall floor.
Before he could get up. Billy ran
back through the hall to escape
down the back stairs, and as he ran
he could hear the girl calling:
Fire! Police! Murder!" out of the
window at the top of her voice.
Billy hurried down the outside
stairs as fast as he could, but there
were so many turns they made him
dizzy, and as he reached the last
flight he heard the janitor above
him call to someone in the yard
not to let that COMPOUNDED goat
escape through the back gate.
Billy laughed to himself, 81 would
like to see anyone stop me-" when
all Unexpectedly. someone hit him
on the head with a club as he made
the last turn in the stairs and there
before him were three policemen In
line stopping his way out. He
butted and kicked and baked, but
to no use; they dubbed him until
he was almost senseless and then
slipped a rope around his neck and
dragged him to the patrol wagon
that was waiting outside the gate.
and with many boosts and pushes
they at last succeeded in getting
him into the wagon.
AS they drove down the street at
break-neck speed. Billy vowed to
himself that if he ever got away
from the police. that he would go
back and butt that girl into the
middle of next week for screaming,
Fire! Police! Murder" until she
had brought the patrol wagon.
ibid Billy stay long at the police
station? Next weeks story tells.1
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He throws them helplessiy to the
floor. Men with revolvers and
knives are disarmed. A a grand
climax to his act, he withstands the
combined assault of seven men. 1t
Is some battle, and for action has
a bucksaw dashed to the mast.
Josefsson is Iceland's champion
in China, and he is so fond of the
sport that he introduced it to Eu-
rope and had it accepted as one of
the standard contests in the Olym-
pic games.
He ought to know. He is Ice
lands greatest exponent. And in
England, he defeated many jiu-
jitsu experts, and among the van
pushed were many of Great Brit
aims famous wrestlers.
Try China. Grasp your oppon-
ent's belt with your right hand
with your left his trousers below
the pocket. He has the same hold.
Cause any part of your opponents
body, between the knees and ell
bows, to touch the ground, and you
win. You must not relinquish your
hand grips. A belt of rope around
the right leg gives a better grip
and is the way Icelanders equip for
China. China is real test of
and skill as well as an in
teresting sport.-BOys' and Girls
Service.
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chewing gum in his mouth as he ate
them. Then he saw a pan of apples
setting outside the door and he ate
some of those. While eating he
heard the electric bell in the
kitchen ring, which scared the life
out Of him at first, but when he
looked in the window and found
out what it was, he got over his
fright. When the girl left the
kitchen to answer the bell, Billy
thought he would go in and take a
drink from pan of milk he saw
setting on the table. He had
nearly finished the milk and his
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Be very careful to print evenly.
each design no lighter or darker
than the one before. Your fin
ished border on tho bungalow
curtains, on your smock, or on
couch cover will rival the ex-
pensive block printing in the shops
If you do 1t carefully.
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EDITORS NOTE: The subject
of this story has way of changing
itself. We expect it will decide to
keep this name to the end of the
story. 1t is the same story, all
right, but likes to wear a different
hat, sometimes.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-26
AS W ]. Chapman was returning
LOWER WATERFORD

M. and Mrs. c. l.. Hemingway
end Misses Marion Freeman ard VIII
ma Hemingway of ST. Johnsbrry
were Sunday visitors Mt r. c. Hem
ingway's.
Fred Priest of Bethlehem N. H.,
and Ray P''ies;t Of St. Johnsbuly wc"o
Sunday visitors at the home OF their
mother, Mrs. Jesse Carleton.
Misses Mamie and Bessie Wright
Of s.. Johnsbuly were homo over ne
week end.
William Douglass and son, Euge1c,
also Miss Verda Smith motoreu to
Lenovvillc, Cam, for the week end.
a salad supper will be held at the
chu.'ch vestry on Friday, May 90,
Everyone cordially invited to come
and help swell the fund for church
repairs.
Charles Ross of st. Johnsbr,v was
Il Sunday visitor at +. f. Halc's.
M'"vyn and Raymond Morrison
were Owe, Sunday visitors ut Viii
liam G. Mollison's.
Pre-memorial exercises will be held
BY he children at the schoolhousc on
Friday p. m.
The pulp drivers Cor tho c. v.
Lumber Go. finished putting the pulp
wood in 1T the river on Saturday.
The boss narrowly escaped downing
and was otherwise injured wien us
canoe overturned in the river Near :.
Z. Cushm;.n's.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-26
BARNET

Daniel Harvey, life long resident
Of Barnet, and enc of its best known
citizers. died vclv suddenly on ;jat:-r-
day evening, May Is, at the home of
his son, Edwin Morse Harvey. He
was taken i'll with valvular neart
trouble IN acute brights disease, last
December at st. Cloud, Florida,
where he had made his winter home
for The last Is years. He was ac-
companicl to Boston by his laugh
tor, Phcbe. and after eight weeks in
the Homeopathic Hospital OF thrt
city, was able to return to Blrnet.
entering Rrightlool Hospital the first
of May and had reached hi> sor'S
home ONLY few hours before his
death.
Mn Harvey was borr in Barnet,
August Il, 1913. He enlisted curing
The Civil war in Co. A, 3rd Vermont
Oh Sept. 2. 1864 and served with
credit until the termination Of the
war. He was slightly wounded up
on variou; occasions, participating IN
the battle of Cedar Creek and other
important engagements. Mr. Htr-
vev took great interest in the acti-
vltieS of The G. A. r. and was mem
Der Of the Y. c. Stevens Post from its
formation to the hoursof his death.
He retired from active labor upon
the farm on which he was BON so~?e
1S years ago, selling it 10 his sen,
Edwin NJ, in 1910.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-26
WALDEN

The presidential primary meeting
was very hinly attended last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. klng~bmy were
up from st. Johnsbury last week call
ing on friends.
1t would appear that ever the
friends of daylight Saving" lrc be-
ginning . see that food production
may be Of more account to 1hi: coun-
try Than an hour of pleasure seek
ing. The backward sring and scar
city Of farm help are making things
look serious for agriculture.
Rev. ami Mrs. Davis are away this
week Is ne is going TO Albln.g to
drive home his car.
Many more than the usual num-
Der Of people are attending church
these day and vet there is room. An
evening service will be held next Sun
day.
Mrs. F. II. Shaw is not as we'll late
ly and DR.. Daring was called again
Sunday.
Louis Fournicr is boarding ut st.
John1bury until he can fnd /, plc ce
to move MS family.
- meeting VI tiiC lliHk DIf UuCt'lS
was hold last week. Mr.. Hallt.t ard
Sec. Adams were present and reor-
Ganized, clocting Charles Bu.bank,
pres, and J. W. Thuraton, Sec.
MI and Mrs. ID. c. Falinc.' on of
PaSsumpsic visited at ]. w. Thurs
tons and L. J. Kingsbury'$ Monday.
GoSlant'' mill is shut down for a
week to give the help an opportunity
to do farm work and make their gsl-
dcns.
John Bonnet has a dairy If 20
COWS on The Hanna farm besides the
wild COW which has been rum. ing at
large for two weeks.
Mrs. A. w. Rollins was quite sick
last week, but is improving at present
The new road machines purcnas I'd
by the town have not arrived thelo c
by delaying spring road work.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-26

pent the week end viii Mi Edith
Aver
NJ :. ?Alah Sway of Lowell, Ma, =,
i viltin" Mr.. Roy A5cr.
The Pro- Memorial Exercise. Of me
school w'l be held Fdpy after
noon II =! O'clock ~ t.. scho II house
III alc r0,Ial!y invited to a,t,nd.
NJ. Lindsey Stanhupe, MI. Ha
rold Ward and two children, Mr..
Mrs. Min'nC Tro,trr mntorcd to Jo"':
Pond Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. Spidcll cave a s'cl'io .,ticnr
Lecture at the church Tucsda, NIGHT,
which WI very interesting.
The tu""lal Of Mrs. Smith Emcr-
son WIS ncld Thu day afternoon
n he" lute home.
NJ. .janicson who mas beer visit
lna in Canada for some time d; - has
returned acme.
Nj. AM Mrs. K. &. Watts ii Bar.
1T, .~ilrd Mrs. Mar%are- Sawyer,
ST. lay
NJ. and Airs. Bert Ransom went
to Manchester, n. H., Saturday by
auto. where they will remain ror II
while.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-26
DANVILLE
MRS. MARTHA |. MCDONALD

ava N'' 'NihN iih j. 'h%i'o.' 49,
Martha Jane Martin. daughter IF
Nathtn nd Hannah Martin who lI"d
here lat week wa horn Doe. -,
1342 in the house now occupied by
J. X. vi Gilman, near Pumpkin Hill,
and faS ih'cd all her lie in Itanvillc
with the exception of TX year, WHOM
she .lvcd with her uncle, Capt.. John
Martin in Minneapolis. MIMI Shc
wa MAJ ned to Harvey Mcdonald,
Nov. +, ieGl and came bride 30 the
home Whrrr she has lived eve since.
She hut ivo sons, Ma Tin, W'o dipa
IN Blockton, Mas. Sept. l., 1888,
and =. H., who live on the horne
place, AMI one daughter, Mrs. Fred
Cu1icr. i,csidc. her children, he l.
.arviycd Wy one sister. Mrs. ,!uGplc
l,cidhcad Of Minneapolis, Mimi.
sisters, an! three grand child 'rn, IL!
% three great grandchildren, rc>iu e:
who is the only one rcmHinin" Ut five
ncphpws and nicccs. Shc was Nom
Der of Ih,' congregational church for
many years and was inlerc>tcd in III
IL activities, and was Away "c. "
to lend 4 helping hand to tlio@" IN
need. She will be greedy mi |%cI in
the community by old and lnu,.".
Tho funeral was held from FER l3to
hnmn Tuesday. May ~, h"r r9tr;.
Rev. c. A. Adams officiating. rho"
from out of town TO attend the flu
neral were Mr.. and Mr., J. Mc.us AID
.;or from Mal''htield, Mrs. JUL, l,icH-
ards from st. Joh1sbuly, Nj. and
ME-. Will Clifford and Airs George
Stanton from North n"nvilc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-26
WEST BURKE
MRS. EDWIN +. SMTT!

Nj. Edwin Smth.HEo h.. y u ~
, inN.!'li Tor the past 'uIicth Yea.
and ha been cOGiinci IL h"! bed. in
- hclp!"~, condition ~'hlc L. Au-
tumi, h'.- been rluch Wof-r au.Y@'
the la,t ln!re wees, und - 81 Il
Way ON he cvrnin" If Thursday.
May WcGtir,A. Sine NH, ~. llr 20
peak, AFTER tie la>t ::tutN. .dt nnr
'lind, Whi"h hts hrgH clou ted 1t IN
,'!V..i>. became clear and i.-.a. and
sac rAizcd all that W.: ~ l., he.
l.oNisa EoWnlan was the I,ualurr
q NaIte. and Mar.ha Bo&n' u. ana
Wa DORA in Newport, Vermont,
September 22nd, $50. Wh",. ci"h-
teen years OF age. >hc became the
wife Of Edwin Sm!.h, the wedding
takin" place at barton, ana! 10y e.
sided II Newark, unti. Nseta' ap,-4s
AGO. Wh"A they moved 10 West
burke. Mrs. Smith WAS :: faithful
Ill, .nbor oil the ". Il. c. and alwavs
enjoyed attending liz meetings VIII II
able TO do 30. During hpr >hu. lie
she as received most tcnlct care
from hcr family, and their hclpc, :,
and I'LL that loving .hou4 h+ r'ulnc,s
could do, ,hcy GLADLY and chocrluliy
did ion hi".
Eight ,ildren were added Nv The
Zone circle, three OF whom did in
infancy. Those now liviM.; are Z. J.
Smith of Ludlow, Mass. {. p. Smith
of East Burke, Mrs. Frank Humph-
iey OF s.. JohnSbu:y, l.. W. Smith
and Maud l.. Smith Of Wc>t Burke.
The funeral occurred Sun lay after
noon at her LONE. NJ. RichNtr Is Of
st. John bury otliciated, and t>c in
torment wis in HILLSIDE Ccnetc,v
Beside he, husband and children. ,l.c
leaves three grandchildren, Ralph
and Walter Smith. and Mrs. rob..rt
Porte, ana two great grandchildren.
Francis and Barbara Smith. Many
lovely floral offerings spoke in their
own SWon- language OF the love and
respect felt for the ono who. after a
long struggle with weakness aad pam
Is peacefully resting beneath the
frc.Sa whispering grasses, ard fair
spring flowers.
Those from out Of town to :.ttcnG
the fanerd( were Mr.. and NJ. Geo.
Humphrey of Barton, Arson Clark
and wife, and Mr.. Bowlcy Of New
port, L. j. Leach of st. Johnsbury.
and he c,rrk, from his store, and ill
the teachers from the Lvn !onvi]lc
Graded School.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-26
WEST DANVILLE

NJ. ana Mrs. Perlcy Il. Allies and
two sons spent Sunday with his par-
cntS, Mr.. and Ms. George Allies.
Mi. and Mrs. Mark Sargent have
returned from Los Angeles, Cal, and
are now ut their cotta"c It Joc'S
Pond.
Carl Q. Peterson and Philip Pet
crson of st. Johnsbury arc at their
cothtage at Joc's pond.
MI. and Mrs. J. Clark Amey spent
Sunday at their cottage at Joe's
Pond.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-26
MONROE

Rev. J. Fl. Robbins of Co~~~,d.
Superintendent of the A,';-". 10 "
League preached in the NJ. +. c!.,ll. 4
Sunday at two o'clock.
Pre-memorial exercises will be he'll
IN the M. f. church here merit SuH-
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 Plainafter the preach
ing service and at North Monroe at
400 p. m.
Miss Lois Beattie visited her sister,
Mrs. Hazel Smith in Woodsvillc 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 Hatley and daughter,
Marion, spent Tuesday in st. Johns
bury.
Mrs. Emily Cross is very sick with
eiysipelas. 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
Indoes.
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. Johnsbuly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-26
PASSUMPSIC

Mr.. ]. II. Wark had an operation
on her eve last week which proved
successful.
Mrs. VIII Eastman has bee" quito
sick.
Andrew Morgan has been cttend-
ing :lc l.. 0. O. + En>ampmcnt in
Burlington and has returned. >pcnl l.
ing the weekend in Concord
Mr.. Lindsay Stanhopc, NJ. and
Mrs. Harold Ward and family. Irand
Mrs. Allie Trotter motorcd to Ian
easter, N. H.. Sunday.
+. X. Ward of Kirby visited at H.
p. Wards Friday.
The Grace Mason club will give
IN entertainment at the hall May %
Mrs. Doyle. reader.
Mr.. ana Mrs. TrumHn Aiken Of
daughter, Mrs. A. Fulford Friday.
M. James lmpey of St Johns
bury visited Mrs. John Galbra.th one
day last week.
Mss Margaret Warden of Lyndon
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-26

He was universally recognized a II
citizen of strict probity and lceIi-
y.
Funeral services were Tree at
tended nj the home and We, con
Quoted b. the Rev r. II. I.aird on
The afternoon of Tuesday, My Is.
and At the grave in Barnet VILLAGE ~
all his ulViving comrades OF \. c.
Stevens Pest.
n"c. p, 1870 he married Emly
Bartlett % Johnson who deceased IT,
1904. He is survived by five ctl-
dr2n, Lawrence d., Edwin NJ, ?hcOc
y, e. Don, ard Edna b., and one
sister, Mr.. Walter NJ. Phelps of Nc
indocs, also three little GlanddauYh-
tors.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-26
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
THE FARMER

The following s submitted by T.
e. Hastings of st. Johnsbury:
The American farmer is on the war
path; he is wa&ing q voorhees, cam
paign, a silent fighter, he will be
aided later by an ally cf considerable
power, FAMINE! Mr.. Banker, Mr..
Daylight Saver, Mr.. Merchant, Mr..
Consumer, Mr.. Manufacturer, and
last, least and lovclcss, Judas Prof.
tccr you arc irresponsible IN differing
degrees. How do YOU propose to de-
feat him? Talk to him? Don't waste
your time, he's sick of talk. Prom
Uses? He's shinylin% his barns and
clothing his children with promises
now. Force him to work his land?
How? Brighten him? Try it.
Gentlemen, by prompt and vigor-
Gus action you NAV soften the blow
but you arc powcrless to avert it.
Bankers can help by passing up Il
few attractive securities and furnish
capital to those who require same for
seeds and fertilizers. Daylight Say
ers by repeating q measure which in
ficts an injustice and Is as ridiculous
thought his crow made tn" sun rise,
The merchant who pays the farmer
40 cents a dozen for eggs and sells
them for IS cents, can do a little fig
uring for himself. Manufacturers
should refuse to employee farmers and
farm workers for six months. (Cho-
rus of Manf.'s, ooh, we will, we will
NOT"
Consumers can hcl bv doing Il lit
tie thinking for themselves, and by
not swallowing the barciaccd hes OF
farmers rolling in wealth and by de-
handing to know the truth.
Proftcers---what of them? What
language can be employed to describe
such dcspicablc creatures who at Il
time when the nation is rccin@ from
social sickness, economic chaos and
the possibility of another Wai. dare
plunge their petty darts and larger
gouges into huge Nublic body, al
ready inhamed, Infatuated and bleed
ing. ! have respect and vcncratlon
for the American Eagle; he strikes
down his prey in the open, graceful
in fight he directs our thoughts up
ward and our fancics onward But
| find nothing to admire in the pro-
fitecr,--the Great American Cootle,
half brother to the CRATER, ilHt cou-
sin to the pickpocket; with one hand
he steales from the producer and
robs the consumer with the other.
Nj. Manufacturer, when you drop
Il high salaried bait in the midst OF
a farming community and entlce
producer of babies milk to forsakc
that task for the purpose Of swelling
your output of pink paiamaS OF mas
sage Cream De La Polccat, you may
be good business man, but. you're
very poor American. A fortune ac-
ouired during this period of the ma
tons life is monument of shame,
not an achieve mcnt. You may be
some pumpkins in your little HERE,
but pretty small potatoes in the great
HEREAFTER.
The writer has like Israel Putnam,
been ploughing a rocky field recently,
and praying like Putnam did before
"Lcxington" for war or any old thing
to break out to end the task. Put
nam was fortunate as warfare is
child's play compared to farming,
and the ominous part Of this situa-
ton is that the farmer il now aware
of the fact, and refuses TO carry the
rest of you on his back any longer
The farmer demands a profit.
Will he get it? ? ?
As a rough guess, 1'LE SAY HE
DOES.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-26
GUY HEDLUND.

In making nominations, the con-
ventions should not forget that the
next president will have something
more to do than read the constitu-
ton, gaze at the pictures of his pre-
decessors, and try to keep from of
Tending anybody.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-26

Carl 0. Peterson and Philip Pet
crson of st. JohnSbuly arc at theil
cothtagc 1T Joc's pond
MI. and Mrs. j. Clark Amey spent
Sunday at their cottage at Joe'<
! Pond.
EAST BURKE
NJ. L. 3. Randall of Sheffield VS.
tied her sister, Mrs. Alfred Trip last
week.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Lyman Brown wore
recent visitors of MI. and Mrs.
, Charles Sieco.
Earl Beard visited at Latham
Glass; IN !\irby Sunday.
..T. .!:il Mrs. Trip and Glaydcn
V - III i! with the grip last week
"H:t,.i ncnnonville l., making good
rC. '"". rom an operation or APP
pondlci;iS at his home Iast week
tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Smith of West Burke
spent part Of last week at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Den
onville.
Miss Lottie Brockway is better at
this writing.
Ms. John Lang was a recent Wis
itor Of relatives in Monroe.
The Ladies' Aid meet next week
"Wednesday afternoon at tho Club
House.
The Ladies' Aid dinner las We'd
nesday was u big success. Ore hun
dred and one sat down to dinner and
aboIt $500 was received.
Ms. Charles Ball and Mrs George
Cole visited friends in West Burke
Friday.
Mrs. john Drown spent Ii. day
Tue sday in Danville with her SISTER,
Mrs. Bovee.
Mrs. Sarah Wilson of St. J)hns-
bury Center, Mrs. John Stafford and
Mrs. Dennison of Lyrdonvillc and
Mrs. Harold VIM of St. Johnsbury
ACCOMPANIED her.
Mrs. J. 9. Boulrussc is visiting her
parents in Brandon.
Mrs. John Pierce is in Bri"htlook
Hospital recovering nicely from an
operation Tor appendicitis.
Clyde ellison and mother of Lyn-
donvillc were week end visitors at
George Phillips and other relatives.
Miss Rana Powers of Nashua, N.
H., was week end visitor a the home
of her aunt, Mrs. l.. A. Darling. Her
mother who has been visiting there
for few weeks, returned home with
her.
Alvah Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gibson, Mrs. George Phillips
were in assumpsic Thursday to
attend the funeral of MIS-. Smi:l En-
erSon.
Mrs. Harold Vim of St. Johnsbuiy
was a recent visitor of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John DrGwn.
Henry Darling from Connecticut is
home for IL few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Darling .
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gibson We're
business visitors in st. Joknsbu,y
Wednesday.
Mrs. Isaiah Mathers has finished
nursing in Lyndonville and returned
home.
Arson Judd from Rycgate i; visit
ing at A. G. Gilbert's.
Gwendolyn Gibson has a position
as stcno@.'apher for the Parker
Young Co. at Woodsville, N. II.
Miss Fl)ra Barber was home from
Lyndonville for the week end with
her parents at the Club House.
M. Foye of st. Joknsbury has
commenced his work for the Oar
lings. He is framing the lumber here
for a pavilion he is to build near the
tea shop at Willoughby Lake.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-26

sil II. A. tfuliiIDN
The social committee AT the Uni-
vrr'Ih-t "rurcn for Jane are: Mrs.
v. II. Chaplin, MIR. W. l.. Reed, Mrs.
+. v. Cobb s!eh, Mis-. Edith Brooks,
M. Emma West. Mrs.. Fred Woods.
Nj, A1dic " William; had her ton
Ill, ."movcd Friday.
Ms Flora William has tini he'd
work 1T Milo Ladd's ana returned
to ne: home.
Nj. and Ms. John Landry spent
Sun,!iy II Walter Webs at Royal
ton ornc..
Ms, ". a. Bradshaw WIS in St.
JohA>bulv one day last week
Tne first and SECOND degrees will
be conferred aJ III" regular nice, my of
Concord Change, No. lbs, next Fri
day evening, May 20.
Mr.. c. A. Miltmorc who has been
visiting relatives in Portland. Me-,
returned home Saturday.
Ms. W. p. Chaplin spent the week
cd t NJ. j. Spaulding's at Royals
ton Corncr
A. baby girl was born to Mr.. and
MIS-. W. {. Remick Tuesday May 49,.
Mrs. =. l.. Carpenter is caring for
them.
NJ. and Mrs. Frank Mcdonald of
East Burke were at the home of Mr.
and MIS-. o. b. Cutting Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Gale and
children of st. Johnsbury were
cue Is II Henry Mortons Sunday.
As W ]. Chapman was returning
10 his work in Lunenburg Sunday
MIG Int he came near meeting with a
serious accident. His horse was
heightened by a motor cycle, became
unmanageable, going down the en-
bankment into the river. Mr.. Chap
man was badly bruised and shakenup,
but it is thought no bones were brok-
en-. The horses received some slight
cuts and bruises and the wagon was
badly demolished.