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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-18
NEWPORT DROPS
OPENING GAME
TO HANOVER
Basketball Season Is Ush-
cred In Before Large
Gathering

Co. L opened the basket ball
season at the Newport armory
against the fast Hanover "fve" by
losing 36 to II.
Coach Maloney in the short
time that he has been in Newport
has rounded out quintet that put
up a good stiff game against a
more experienced team. He will
be remembered by all Newport
baseball fans as a member of the
1921 championship baseball team.
Two members of the Hanover
team McDiarmitt and Brown, also
looked good to the fans for Nc
Diarmitt was Newport's likeable
umpire and Brown leading
hitter during the base ball season.
The game got under way
promptly at $50 In very short
time it became apparent that the
Hanover "five" were adept at
passing the ball. The first ~oal
came at the end of three minutes
a short pass from Brown to Stew
art directl~ under the basket
With the first score the visitors
opened up a passing game that
quickly resulted in giving them
a comfortable dead. Brown made
a beautiful side shot from out of
the crowd. After fourteen min
utes of play Bigelow replaced Gray
at left forward. First half score,
CONTINUED on page 5,
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JUROR eRAWN
FOR De- ,'MBER
TERM OF COURT
Judge Wilcox, Judge
StantOn's Successor,
Will Preside

Notices have Just been sent out
to the citizens of the county who
have been selected to serve as
iurynen at the coming December
term of Caledonia county court.
Following is the list:
Barnet-James Hatch. Richard
johnson. Robert Kendall.
Burke-E. H. Coe, L. G.
Roundy
Danville-George E. Birch, Al
bert E. Currier, Charles S. Dole.
Groton-A. w Coffrin, H. 7.
Morrison.
Hardwick-E. C. Bridgman,
Guy Hall, B. C. Jennings.
Kirby. E. Warren.
Lyndon--Avery Bigelow, Geo.
H. Davis Sherburn Lane.
Newark-Luther Murray.
Peacham-N. l.. Blodgett, c. P.
Hooper.
Ryegate-Paul Gibson, Charles
E. Gibson.
Sheffield-O. w. JesSeman.
St. Johnsbury-Frank Blossom,
Ernest P. Brown, Reverdy A. Cra-
mer. Adds P. Ladd.
Stannard-C. R. Blodgett.
Sutton-H. N. Curtis, Ralph c.
Turnbull.
Walden-A E. Fletcher, A. a.
Lewis.
Waterford-Samuel G. Wilson,
Frank B. Hastings.
Wheelock-J. P. Rock.
The term opens on Tuesday,
December 6 and the presiding
Judge will be Hon. Julius A. Will
cox of Montpelier, who was re-
Gently appointed by Governor
Hartness to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Judge
Zed S. Stanton. Judge Wilcox is
the Youngest member of Yer
mont's SUPERIOR court, both in age
and period of service.
The docket for the December
term indicates a short term.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-18
EXAMINE CONTENTS OF
SUPPOSED BOMB

LAWRENCE Mass. Nov. 18--
The contents of the supposed
bomb which was found last night
on the steps leading to the state
armory where a Masonic conclave
was being held will be determined
today by state chemist Walter E.
Wedger. Fire chief Morris took
the article to Boston for chemical
analysis. Officials here said it was
apparently an explosive of moder-
ate strength. The police had no
clue as to who placed it on the
Armory steps. They said the fuse
had been lighted but had apparent
ly been extinguished by the rain.
The man who said he found it on
the steps and turned it over to an
officer was unknown to them but
they thought lie vas one of those
who had been attending the con
clave.
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DRY AGENTS HAD NO AUT-
HORITY TO SEARCH AUTO

BOSTON, NOV. 1S-An odof Oh
liquor is not sufficient excuse for
prohibition officers. to enter Il
building without warrant,
United States Commissioner
Wheeler ruled today. He discharg-
ed William J. Flower of New
York, who was before him on u
charge of illegally transporting
liquor. The only evidence which
the prohibition agents had when
they entered a Wakefield garage
and seized ten cases of whiskev in
Flowers automobile was that a
police officer had smelled liquor.
The commissioner held that the
facts constitute ILLEGAL search and
seizure.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-18
IRISH PEACE SITUATION
NOT DEEMED WORST

LONDON. Nov 18-The IRISH
peace situation is not deemed, in
authoritative circles to have been
made actually worse bv the Ulster
cabinets determination to adhere
IN its previously declared position.
The overwhelming majority given
in favor of the governments policy
at the unionist party conference in
Liverpool yesterday is looked unon
as creating a better atmosphere
for continuapce of the peace nego-
tiations in some form.
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SAYS CHINA CAN BEST
FRAME OWN DESTINIES

Great Britain has come to the
arms conference, British authori-
ties emphasized today, for rne
purpose of doing everything os-
sible TO enable China to assume
her proper rlace in the commercial
world. With this aim in view
Great Britain is satisfied that this
NAV best be obtained through the
"open door" and by leavin~ China
free to carry out her own des-
tinieS.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-18
BRITISH STOP WORK ON
HUGE BATTLESHIPS

LONDON, Nov. 18-The admir-
atty announced today that IL had
ordered the cessation of all work
on the four battleships of the su-
per-Hood type. The shin building
firms were notified YESTERDAY not
to incur any further liabilities on
new naval construction until fur
ther notice from the admiralty.
These contracts were awarded
only two weeks ago. Officials ex-
planned that the practical effect of
the admiralty order would lie the
absolute cessation of all warship
work pending the outcome of the
Washington armament conference.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 18-Ac-
ton of the British government in
ordering work stonned on the four
capital ships of the Hood type,
the only capital ship building pro
gram on which the British nave
been engaged since the armistice,
came as no surprise here. There
was much doubt even before the
conference was called that the
British would complete the shiDs.
The American proposal that Great
Britain retain 18 battleships and
four battle cruisers and the United
States 18 battleships seems to
have been accepted by the experts
which implies final accentance bv
the conference itself. The British
admiralty order storning work on
the four new ships is only an add
cd straw to show which way the
wind is blowing. '"'',,
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stead act to prohibit the prescrin-
ton of beer and light wines for
medicinal purposes. The legisla-
tion has been before congress since
last June.
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Final Legislative Step That Outlaws
Beer and Wine for Medicinal Uses
Senate Vote of Sc to q Passes
Measure Up to President to
Become Law
(By the Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Nov. 18-The final legislative
step for the outlawing of beer and malt liquors
for medical purposes was taken today by the
Senate. By a vote of 56 to % the senate adopted
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-18

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec
ton of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
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The Weather

Probably rain tonight
and Saturday. Warmer
in the interior tonight.
Moderate south winds.
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CONTINUED on page 5,
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-09
Resolutions of Respect.

Again the members of Cyrus
Chapter No. IL. K. A. M. are
called upon to mourn the loss of
another comps nlou; therefore be Il
Resolved. That in the death of
Companion J. S. Underwood, this
chapter is bereft of one Of ite
sturdy members Be it further
Resolved, That our deepest feel.
ing of sympathy 60 out to his
beloved ones in this. their day of
great sorrow and bereavement:
and may the Great and Good
Father be their shield and pro.
tector throughout all time and
eternity.
Resolved, That our charter be
draped in mourning, that the com.
panions wear the usual badge Of
sorrow for thirty day g. that a page
be left blank in our minute book
to his memory. and that these
resolutions be published and a
copy be sent to the family of the
deceased.
A. G. REEVES.
S. i. MCCAKDELL, JR.
j H MCCARDELL,
ADAM SHORT,
G. A. BELL,
Committee.
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ther road building in the 7th ward.
At the present time. we beg leave to
report that in our opinion this matter
should he deferred until after the bal
ance of the road building program in
the Parish is completed, and that
then it can be taken up by the Police
Jury and considered.
OSCAR BOCDRBAUX,
ARTHUR OLIVIER,
CHARLES N. FROST,
Members Committee.
We dissent from above.
A GAIN,
GABRIEL HAYDEI,.
Members Committee.
Mr.. c. l.. Wise, Attorney. appea red be.
fore the Police Jury and asked that Road
District No. relmburse the municipality
OF Morgan City the cost Of construction of
that portion of the continuation of the
public road from the Eastern corporate
limits Of the town down Railroad Avenue
and up First street to the ferry landing.
No action WAS taken in this matter.
There ceipg no further business be-
fore tie meeting same adjourned.
CHAS. n. FROST. President.
X. EMMET O'NIEI.L. Secretary.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-09

When the people of this coun.
Try ceasa to demand wartime
pr'ces for what they sell. and
prsee'tiph prices for what they
GUY prsiness will be good.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-09

On motion OF /. B. kimhrOuSh. second
ed by John A. Pharr aad carried. it was
resolved that whoa the Parish equipment
is in that p3ishborhood that it be used to
grade tne road between the Chene bridge
and ROeuf station.
A bill from Bill Domino for $75.Q .Q0 for
cane destroyed in changing route Of road
near Ramos was presented aud on motion
of b. O'Brien, sepanded by I. b. Kim
brOugh and carried, it was resolved that
ssme'pa paid and the Secretary was au-
thOyized 10 issue a warrant covering same,
Or motion Of A. f, Calm, seconded by
Oscar BoudreauX and carried, it wAs rer
solved that Mr.. Legnen be pya.d 500; for
cane destroyed in changing route OF road
on Cypremort .an the Secretary was au-
thoTi,e4 SO ISSUE a warrant covering same.
ON motion of A. E. Calm, seconded by
Gabriel Haydel and carried, 1t was re-
solved to continue the pSa of gravel in
modern road bulld,as On the East side of
Bayou Teesa a. long IS the cost is not ex-
aessi9o.
The following repor: was presented and
on motion OF I. B, Kimbrough, aeeonded
by Oscar Boudreaux and c3zfied. it was
approved, filed and made a part of the
of the minnte2,
FRANKLIN, La, July 6, 1921.
To the President aud Members of the
Police Jury:
AS members of the committee ap-
pointed by the Police Jury at its last
meeting to look into the matter OF fur
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-09
ii Board .! Of !.'l9 Admin
No. l.

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- ,ss, ~. day 10 regular slL.t,dins Ies.
4 atsaI,, a.,, = f''''
= I BE- Ut fssqs,'r :; s' o'Brisn, Tisi,ns
s' . <. CABIN 'nd ''''''''
ID 'sp.Ir ."d on mot notion oaasTdsi C1 si
,sadss e.. Is received, hlsd l and and
= =. : sS minutes, and ,!l.,rsef. the see.
.s.,sssi.sd TO issue us waprsHsi snnroysl
Z. ,'I Issd lbsrs'n o. 'pp''
,,,,lip, L., July g. ls'l, T..
,!''i,nl sud Members sr q a.rns rns
IsI' 'I''r Parish Of S. Mary
y ~, tiIss" 'sss ss 'i Sa1s exsnin,
.'s,'a. .ss'f' ItiI bills snd finding then then
ss'sussd lha, they be PAID
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The ST. Mary Banner, Saturday, July O. 1921

o,pr;sn seconded by Arthur Olivier
y .n6 6''c carried it was received filed and
'.ade pa:. OF the minutes
ROAD DISTRICT no l.
in Account With
Tni,u Bank X Trust Co..
Baton Rouge. La.
kFCEiFTS. 49,
Nav 81 Balance ,.,.,,,,,.ru
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.5ae a. Momangue. Road cons........
Z i5S gaeko August, Road cons.-.-..
.!ss soH Harris0n, Road cons.....
.5.b Dorsey Reajamig, Road copsl....
.1ss Adolph Bergeron. Road const..:..
..sss Mex Asriao, Road tobst'5.
oes aos Lewis chsHet, Road copst
.ss sse Frank Francis, TOAD p9Dst ..
ls.6 A. BecneI. Road const -. w -
-. Clarence Bourgeois, Road const.
ia Ia Davld Derouen, Road const...
~, Ernest Prince, Road const ..
10. Mil Jones, Road const...-.......
.isl Duncan Lockett. Road const..
.ts, Isl Eanaoltt Pfieas. Road const...
.i .iSl oScar Foiydofe, Road cons,..,
~. !ohn August, Road 'const.
10. Nc Beasley, Road const. t............-.
.isi Joe Jones. Road const.................
nv nv James Manuel, Road const.........
'1se Jake Mitchell, Bead copst.....
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JUNb 81, BdIdIIVt,,r---,,- 81 6n
ROAD DISTRICT NO ,.
In Account With
The CentreViIle Bank
Centrevlle, Ia
June 80 Balance s 60I76 81
June 30 Tnta, balaRce, Road Dis
,rict No { en 1us D,
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iflV Il, i,dV, Hodu toHht-'--.....'..'-. %
1885 o. S0nge, Road const. I62U
1928 o. Songe. Road const..-.....--...-..-. 1890
1893 James Taylor, Road const..-.--.-. 1856
1910 Jerry Gaines, Road const--..-..-.-- 1.3i
1896 Manuel Landry, Road const..-.-- 500
7453 Charles Johnson Road sJ..,s,.. a 40
7500 7 " 1o,,ius,. road ,cofist' 80 OF
All Lawrence CB6ngeois. Rd const l6.
1857 Kentwood Gravel Co, Rd. const. 1,09S IA
$40 Anthony Legnon. Road const---. 1900
1872 F. w wilkins, Road const.-..-..-. l6.6d
749j Adolpb Bergeron Poaa .o.a,-,, as.00
1881 Luslen tsourgeoIs I'd. const...-. 400
7457 Ivy Provost, Road cOnst.--.----...-- 1.5o
June Is.
7;9s T. Rrupet Road const............... $3.50
7544 J. Vincent, Road cons.---.----------- 3.9u
1888 NJ skinner. Road const--.-----.--. l4sl
,522 r, B. Banta, Road const--.-.. al. ~
1914 Frs.s Ri.,L, Raas eQns, Is'..
1910 G. Howard, Road conSt-.-- I9..l
1892 A. Dorsey, Road const-------.--.---- 1876
I535 J. Thomas, Road cOnst-.-.--.----. lI.8
1877 A. Parro, Road const- 81 80
1881 a. Cross, Road coast-..".......'" s'6O
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BARTON wins
u INNING GAME
FROM ORLEANS
Barton Ties Score in the
Ninth and Then Wins
Out

With the score a to 3 in Or
leans favor in the ninth Barton
came to bat with the determina-
ton to win the game.
Lee, the first man, slammed out
a two Dagger. Dubois popped to
Harrington, Smith, new player,
came through with a single, scor-
ing Lee, which tied the score. The
next two players were retired in
succession.
In the last half of the ninth
frame Heath went to the mound
as usual. Sullivan, the first man,
got two base hit and Heath
changed positions with Daily
Daily walked the first man, Lynch,
hit to Lee who threw to Smith,
but Smith fumbled, Sullivan tried
to score on the fumbled ball but
Smith recovering it threw to Nc
Donald, who retired him at the
plate, and tried to retire Clifford
who was running to second. Lee,
who not waiting, threw to Melon
aid who retired Lynvh, McDonold
thei threw to Heath who retired
Clifford who was making third.
In the tenth inning it looked bad
for Barton. Orleans got their only
two hits off GERRY" in this frame.
Nevertheless, he still held them at
his mercy.
Neither side scored in the 18th
inning.
The twelfth was the big inning
for Barton. In this frame with
four hits, an error, and a base on
balls, Barton came through with
four runs which won the game
Orleans in the first inning with
two hits and a double steal, scored
two runs. In the fourth frame,
with the help of a hit and an error,
they tailed two more runs.
Although things looked bad for
Barton before and during the first
part of the game, this proved to
be one Of the seasons best. On
account of the absence of Snyder
and Ted Lee, Barton was obliged
to use two Academy players. One
Of these players was Smith, who
has % chances and made only two
errors. The other, Buchanan, also
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NORTH WALDEN

A very pleasant meeting Of the
Sewing Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters was held with Mrs. Julia
Downey August 10, it being her
72nd birthday. A very fine picnic
dinner was served under the trees
near the house. The company
numbered 20 in all. At the close
of the dinner photos were taken
of the company in several different
positions. During the devotional
and business meetings four new
members were added to the circle.
During the past month a large
number of guests have been in this
community a partial list is as fol-
lows: AT the Belfry, Mrs. Clifford
and daughter of Southern
Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps
of Iowa. Mrs. Perry of
Belmont, Mass, at w. E. Stevens;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bond of Los
Angeles, Mrs. Ruth Gray and two
children of Burlington, at f. W..
Orton's; Miss Lucille Clarke of
Burlington, Mrs. Woodruff of Bur
lington, Miss Mildred Orion and
friend of Athol, Mass, at j. N.
Nicholson's. Mr.. and Mrs. Bemis
of Mansfield, Mass, Misses Ethel
and Jane Beals of Otto, Iowa, Miss
Weber of Craftsbury, Misses
Margaret and Eleanor Nicholson
were guests of Mrs. Bear and Mis-
SEES Snyder at Greensboro last
week.
School opens August 20 with
Miss Vera Hatch as teacher.
Miss Della Rowell has been a
guest of Mrs. George Taylor.
Mrs. Perley Taylor has been en-
pertaining her sisters.
Mrs Sydney Downey and daugh-
ter also Madame Downey spent
at East Hardwick.
Many of the farmers have been
obliged to cut their grain for fod-
der.
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JOE'S POND

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoernle o.
st. JohnsbuPy and Mrs. c. &.
Hoernla and Mrs. j. +. Chevalicr
Of Brooklinc, Mass, are occupy
ing "Rowena" cottage for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Palmer and
children OF st. 1ohnsbury ore
spending two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Clark Amey.
Mrs. Clinton Huntington and
two sons of Hardwick will spend
the week end with Mrs. Mills at
Cedar Lodge"
Edith, Harold, Ruth and Eu-
gene Farmer of East Burke are
with their uncle, DR.. Farmer for
a few days
Mrs. Henry Beck and Mrs.
Henry Donahue are enjoying a mo-
tor trip to Ludlow and other cities,
Several of the campers attend
ed a Violin Recital at Caspian
Lake Tuesday evening given by
Alexander Bloch of New York
City and five of his pupils.
Miss -SybiI Beck, wEo is in camp
Madawaska, celebrated her seven
tn birthday Monday by inviting
eight girls. Many games were play
ed. delicious Refreshments were
served each little guest receiving
small cake with her name on
it. She received several gifts.
Mrs. VERNE Tisdale and son,
who have spent two months at The
Island. returned to her home in
New York on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z. Johnston OF
st. JohnSbury are at the Lombard
Cottage for a time.
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GALLUPS MILLS

Mrs, Maggie Bailey of Sugar
Hill. N. H. who has been stopping
with Mrs. Alvin Brentwood for
several weeks, is in very poor
poor health and has gone to st.
Johnsbury for medical treatment
Her many friends here hope for a
speedy recovery.
Most of the farmers have finish
cd haying. A very light crop is
reported.
Jack Frost visited several gar
dens Sunday night doing consider
able damage.
This little town was greatly
shocked Monday morning to hear
of the death of Hosea Curriers'
little daughter. She was Ill only
a sort time. They have the SYM
pathy of their many friends.
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WATERFORD

c. ]. Harvey was a recent guest
of his brother, Barnard Harvey in
Bethlehem.
Mrs. f. NJ. Carpenter and daugh
ter, Vida, were guests last week
of relatives in Franconia.
Miss Bertha Harvey gave a
party Wednesday to several of her
friends, it beino her 18th birthday.
Ice cream, cake and lemonade
Were served.
George Carlton of st. Johnsbury
was a recent guest of his brother,
Jessie Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. TT. f. Pike nave
moved to the house of the late
Mrs. Lois Easwell.
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:, AS members of the Associated
Press that organization is entitled
exclusively to the use for repub-
LEGATION of all news dispatches
credited to it or not otherwise
credited in this paper and all the
local news published herein. All
rights of republication of special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
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NORTH CONCORD

John Wentworth has finished
work for w. M. Rich and is work
ing in Burke.
Elbridge James, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Vachan and Crissie Perkins
motored to Bethel, Maine, last
week to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Aldrich of
Woodsville, N. H., were recent
visitors at f. Thornton's.
Frank Thornton is having a new
veranda on his house.
May Morrill, of East Concord is
working for Irwin Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis VachOn went
to Bethel, Maine, Friday where he
has work.
Alice Parker of st. Johnsbury
visited at w. II. divers Friday.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-18
Sure Way TO Kill Baseball

Newport and st. Johnsbury are
a little carey on baseball this sea-
son, and have begun hiring big
Lacquer pitchers like Davies and
Tcsreau, men who have held the
star battel's of the world hitless
and whose pay for pitching game
is probably more than the total
"gate"receipts of the team employ
ing them. This simply means that
private individuals, with bets on
the games, are paying the price.
Sure way to kill baseball.-Rut-
land Herald.
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2 90 . 900 90 IL

2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 70 10
Summary: Two base hits, Nc
Donald 2, Lee, Buchanan, Harrig-
ton, Sullivan and Clifford stolen
bases, Carter, Smith, Hardy and
Griffin; double plays, | inch to
Sullivan to Matthews, Heath to
Smith to Daily; triple play, Smith
to Mcdonald to Lee to Mcdonald
to Heath; base on balls, off Griffin
/, Heath 2, Daily l; struck out by
Griffin 8, Daily 8, and Heath L;
hits off Heath 6 ms innings, off
Daily 2 in A innings. Umpires,
Vessel and Brennan.
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THURSDAY, AUG. Is, 1921
PRESS COMMENT
Death of Summer Base Ball Pre-
dicted

Death of summer baseball in
northern Vermont owns is fore
casted by the announcement that
two of the chief rivals, Newport
and st. Johnsbury, have taken to
hiring ex-professional twirlers, to
say nothing of other high salaried
players. Member the old Northern
league experience?-Barre Times.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-18
Girls Community
League Activities

Friday Girl Scout. Troop :
picnic and swim. Meet at club
house at 10 o'clock.
7.30-Lettering Club.
Saturday--Good Times Achieve
ment Club -rienic at Emerson.
advertisement
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EAST RYEGATE

Mrs. Joseph Laveau has returned
from Canada visiting in her alb
sence friends in Hardwick, Victor
iaville, St Anne de Reaipre, Ting
wick and Danville.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-18

Entered RS second class matter
May !, 1916, at the post office at
St. Johnsbury, Vermont, under the
act of March 2, 1879.