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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
ANNAPOLIS BOY MAY
BECOME ARMY CADE |

Harry erandai an Annapolis hoy
formerly a midshipman a the Naral
academy. has secured an appointment
for iie Military Aeademy Al West
i'oinl y ! lie ii now prepping'
for tit entrance examinations which
VIII be- held next month
Young randall is the son Of Mrs
Ehxaiesh p skipper u ANNAPOLIS
aud the late 6haries t crandall. o.
annapolis Res!gning as i midship-
msn more than q Year ago he secured
position as clerk IN the adlninis-
tration Offices ;a the academy. and I'M
fil recently Mas employed ii a sind-
lar position iii the academy library,
resigning that 10 enter upon his stu-
dies for the forthcoming examinations
t'randall received his appointment for
West Point from Congressman Car.
vile ID henson of tile Second Con
gressienal District
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
URGES GOVERNOR TO
CALL DRY" SESSION

Citing the case Of the woman killed
nj Coekeysyiile Tuesday and injury of
her two children BY an antonobile
driven by a man charged with being
under the influence Of liquor George
81 Crabbe, superintendent q the
.Antisaioon League in Maryland, lls
wilt,en Governor Ritciaie urging him
10 call an extra session Of he Legls-
lature 10 deal with The subject q
lootlegsing ana violations incident to
the illegal sale Of liquors
Mr. Crabbe appealed 70 the Cover
nor to nse his power 10 throw from
the State the stigma that has come e
~ because OF llvlessness Of the hool-
Logging gang and invited aitention
is the recent actions of the Governors
of New York and PENNSYLVANIA in
urging measures 10 curb the liqnor
traffig
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
MISS WoHLGEMuTII
is WORTHY MATRON

a.l,, 01--.-,-- .I'.-.--..1.. -i--.,--9 1,1,,-
i'o'fl ffoi''iaS ~ S''i'sl'' s3i'S'
heaiaeariers 81 Aelg'Rasis MaSohs,
eaS he sreJte l'ues iay xrning 81
...r,,pa,sv - nnuSa3l Interest .rhe
..,.n s,. ja..tla,i,n IL ap
a1N'3''iIN '#i'''i'' is''' W 81 w. $ '''9
Ter .i'ssesss g .Nalsaae's.s fhe 'hal-
ter sarrit.S tlle ,hsrter iG,ms II The
En- stern star tspfer
TIE moy.alcal 0 his tiirettiol was
lnnn he'd (, faw months ago when
hoi.ceS ef iir prop,sed ers,diilainn
We're sell on e number of ihs
women of tis esy Membership Is
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
WILSON TO SEEK REST
UPON RETIREMENT

President Wilson will seek TEST IA. ]
quiet for tine upon his retirement
from pullie life next month. but h
*. In publie affairs. MS secretary.
Joseph Il Tlnulty said yesterday
AR wilson will seek 70 avoid pro.
ieeting himself into politics IN such I
Way as u elnbarrass the Harding ad
inis'ration Mr. Tunlulty added. hui
he will continue 10 he available 10
newspaper men through his secretary
I'd Will attend the theatre and talk
.ia,ly automobile rides
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
CHURCH TRAINING
At EASTPCRT;; SUNDAY
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS

4 very Interesting ling was held
iasi night al The Passport Methodist
Episcopal church It was Church
Training Night The subject Of The
pastor address was Praying for help
10 be Good The suhieet II the even-
ing in The adults study course VAS
I.dacaiion Throngh Play, while the
childrsn's class continued their study
Il rhr story 81 our Bible.
After The prayer and sindy Period
Tho Sunday school Eoard held its
monthly meeting and elected The foi-
towing Officers for The coming year
Superintendent. PhiliP stevens; first
assistant superintendent " II. Moro
land. second assistant superintendent
Edward Kane. CORES sponding secre-
tary. Earl Norwood; treasurer, Miss
Rachel Elliott; secretary sunday
school. Paul Medford, superintendent
os primary. Mrs Philip stevens; su-
ncrintendent Cradle Roll, Mrs STAN
lev smith superintendent Home DE
;5ar,ment. Airs. Defnhargh
4 short meeting of the church )
missionary society was also held With
i yiew 10 discussing the organization
af j society of The Heralds" and the
Light Bearers
The regular monthly meeting 81 ne
aides Aid Society Will be held at
he home Of Mrs y. T Hatch.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
THIRTY EIGHT STATE
POLICE GRADUATED

IN the presenee Of large crowd.
he thirty-eight members Of the new
State police force Wore graduated 20
day after four weeks training al
Sarnders Range this county.
Tie men, all 'lressed IN their nev.
uniforms. made IN excellonI appear
anca. and received many compliments
After an informal drill which MAS
witnessed by Governor Rltctie iil.
Uiuacoats we're put through several
stunts
Five sub-statians nave been select
cl from which operations Will be con
ducted. These will be 1t Cumberland
Freteriek.. Eydttsyille. Belair and
Cambridge AT each station serge
ant will be in constant attendance 50
that any emergency can be handled
quickly
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
PHIPpS AND COX TAKE
OVER NOWELL'S GARAGE

n merger Of Two automobile garages
WAS effected today and announcements
II the details appears By advertise
meni elsewhere in The Capital The
iirn u Phipps and Cox. loa West
street has taken over control Of the
business conducted liy i \ NOVEL;
on W'est street extended The Now
slls Louis s.. and James. viii join
The Phipps and Cox firm. G r VIM
tersnn will he The sales manager for
tie iiru. With J.. A NOVEL;, as sales
nun. and James NOVEL;. a. head Of
the service and repair department
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
HIGH Pressure. HOSE,
GUNS. SULP LPHUR, USED.
TO CAPTURE NEGRO
nv The s.-o,la.ed rrt~~.s

PHILADELPHIA pl. Feb 10 \
SIX -hoprs battle Detmesl Il nssr MAJ
ana one hundred menihers oi illt %
lice ana fire Departments ended lnis
morning. With the capturing uf the
negro after lie MAS Moraily Wounded
PISTOLS. higl, pressure hose AMI SUI
phur caoalc+ feur. II the iglf
Attention MS esll,d 10 Wiiiia,a
f,res III alias t3llttma Iae. when he
shot a negro woman aud threw her
i,oay out of ~ hnn.e. = negro pe
iic.maa tried 70 rset pr'SaD ant
was shot in ii !ef
When Il efye farees 4!led
from the Police department. Dresser
appeared with two pistols and kept
LIS pursuer- agay re managetl 6,
harrisaie the door and foughl from
'le windows The fire department
Was called upan ii assist il the eep
lure ard f.le high pre- sare hose MAS
ufed Whenever Dresser appeared
/ window he Nas thrown hlek BY Il
eolumn # water.
The alt!ia,ilic hen slaeidd 81 use
aftatr ~ all sulphnr eantle7 n.ere
procured from hospital Dress
ala d, 4 ali the window a5wnxcr, ;,n.
ih:s method os attack f4ilcd
Finally negro policeman rlan
aged 70 inter III. li0gar auoilseryed
He met Diesan On & stairway and 1
iii iilade III Sd i fellawsd I.lesel
fell 10 the hnt;yln u The ssars Severt-
III Mauntlcd l'f neEro polieeshan
was unhur,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
SAYS OFFICIALS KNEW
OF BERGDOLL' S ESCAPE

The Department Of Justice
knew as carly rs last October
thar Grover Cleveland Bergdoll,
draft evadsr. had escaped 10 Ger
many. he House Military Com
mitiee was told today By Charles
McAsoy District Attorney at
PniladeIphia
Mr Ne svoy said he received
this Information last October and
immediately communicated il 20
Attorney General Palmer. recon-
mendiEg that 0'ConnoY. one Of the
department investigators, be
sent 10 Germany He added that
this Was not done because OF pos
sible international complications.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
DEATH CLAIMS c. F.
DALEY, NEWSPAPER MAN.
NATIVE OF ANNAPOLIS

Charles r bailey, 81 wears oil
npsNe II annapolis. weil-knoan IN
newspaper circles and for - years
nleahvr u tie editorial stan Of tie
Baltimore Sun chiefs az anancial I'd f
tor died = his residence in Baltimore
Yesterday Mr. Dalet enjoyed the re-
.t-e mud esteem of otFicials OF praf-
really every banking house ia BAL
norr
The funeral VII take place At 8
arioek tomorrow morning from his
nome 2512 Guiiford avenue Balti-
nore and a low mass will be said At
~ O'Clock at ~ Philip ana James
Catholic Church ny the Rey Martin
I. McNulty The pallbearers will be
his associates Oh the stan Of The sun
Harold +: W"si. Leslie " Rawls.
oliver =. BALDWIN. William II. Pentz
Edward y Bnns and Frank r Kent
burial VII lie in London Park Gem
fnry
Air Daily Was graduate q ST.
Inilns Collegr he began his news
paper career hy buying the Port To-
baceo Times al Pnri Tobacco. Charles
county lie Is survived bs his widow
Mrs Maud II Daley. two daughters.
Mrs Theodore " Hendricks and Miss
Elizabeth NJ Daley. we sons. Charles
II Daley q Chicago, ana Francis ID
Daley Or Baltimore TWO grandchil
aren sister Mrs Priscilla Nc
sIahon. ef Chesteriown. and a brother
phlIip z Daley Of baltimore
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
It. -RUPP, WIFE BEATER,
FOUND DEAD TODAY
n.x the s>.oelasrd l'rssa. !,

NEWPORT NEWS, Feb 10 Lien
tenant u \ ieiu,p wlose home was
in York, IA, Was found dead today III
his qarlers II Langley Field and
army aiIieiai5 are investigating 10 dc
termine ne cause of his death
Orders were reeeli!y issued for
Lien mani ftupD iranafcr g iiouo
niit. .,tteT fl" hal given a signed State
neni III W!4tli he took he respolisi
."iliiA for he ondii40n of his wife who
vas found lo4ten h.id scratched in
saeir home eyr4i DAYS ago
HENDLER'S ICE CREAM
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
LARGE CONGREGATIONS
BEGIN LENTEN WORSHIP

In spite OF the threatening condi-
tions Of weather, a large congrega-
ton filed into st. Anne's Protestant
Episcopal Church last night for the
FIRST Of the series Of mid week Lensen-
5sermon services. The preacher Of the
occasion was Ven F. 7. Helfensfein.
DD., Arehdeacon Of Maryland The
Rev. Edward d. Johnson. Rector of
the church. assisted in the services.
Special services also were held in
the several other Protestant churches,
and ST. Mary,s Catholic Church. TO
mark Ash Wednesday, and the be-
ginning Of the period Of penance.
Services az ala churches were well at
tended
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
Direct Marketing Favored
IsN The .Asaorinird Press.

CLEVELAND. O.. Feb 10 Esiab-
lishment of direct marketing between
farmers associations and consumers
ana cooperative banking institutions
operated by farmers and laborers or
ganizafions. was recommended by q.
IL Gustason Lincoln. Neb.. on open
ing the second all-.smerican cooper
aiiyo conference here today
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Feb 10
Records OF Grover Cleveland lsergdoil
wealthy draft dodger Of Philadelphia
who Is now seeking refuge in Ger
many. against silieh country he re-
nsad 10 fsht. we're laid today before
he House Military Committee. whica
began IN investigation Of the manner
of his escape
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
GERMAN AND BELGIAN
FORCES FIGHT. REPORT
,ls, The .associatesl Pre~s.

LONDON, ENG. Feb 10 Fighting
between German and Belgian forces
in Nix Ia -Chapelle. is reported in
dispatch from Amsterdam The dis.
patch quotes message from Nix u.
Chapclle us saving that nnnller Of
Inhabitants Of village in the terri
tory II occupation refused 70 obey
police instructions regarding the clos
ing OF a carnival and remained in The
cafes and upon the streets until after
ihe time ordered for closing. \ Bel
gian patrol Inen tired upon 4 group
81 the Germans wounding several.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
Packard Takes On 1000 Men

tNs The 7Nnsoeiaisd E.rfAs.I
DETROIT. MfCII Feb 10. Coin
eident With announcement OF the reg
.ular quarterly dividend e preferred
Stockholders. The Packard Motor Car
Company announced employment
81 lNoa men effectiye immediately.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
M|DSHIPNEN'S QUNT
IN BRILLIANT FORM
Flashing Best Team And Indi-
vidual Play Of Season, They
Down Carolina
MCKEE STAR or FRAY


Whining up q 1sh-'las 'f'p, me
iask, / all team of University of North
Carolina wished Annapolis YESTERDAY
.na 80, down II sesea, befare the
:'is''si' i's'teh .
The decisive victory was particularly
pleasing 10 the naval lads. owing ia
fbe f,e maj 1ne Army Cadets Won
,,.., noh na,
'''. " rs 49, y,
.1er score on slt'lfdsy e . 70, anu
~ Way III" result furnishes some
'Ee on the rival soryiee teams which
are 70 meet u Annapolis on fefrG-
ary 70
-ie game was Wen piaSed through.
ouf the n3iddlcs displaying amour 'he
4 esi form they have shawh ms sea
son. Mckee Navy star forward.
paved trillanily loth on me omen
#sive and defensive re threw fleld
goals ana Gagged the bstli oat g y
fries from ine foni eifele' before ne
retired early ~ me second haH ili
iaver q faraes.
Eoih ieams showes Great ilaslieS o.
,peati ne WaFk 81 NhcilssFd dha
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
Nat. Convention Fruit Growers

COLUMBUS. o.. Fen. 10. Samuel
Adams. Alberuarle county Va. Presi-
dent Of Yhe American Pomological So
cietv. announced here today that his
society together with the American
Farmers. Society. has called national
convention of fruit growers az Chi
cagn. April and 9.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
Immigration On 5 PCT. Basis

WASHINGTON. d &. Feb ~ \
Hlli limiting immigration 10 tive per
cent II aiens frem any one country
IA i lass Of the immigrants shown
tv The latest censns, WAS approved
today by The senate Immigration Com
nliftne
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
8 20
Interest paid on savings
accounts with this
Association

Ii xaur SayingS account ls not
earning 5 interest deposit your
savings with il, where il will.
Money can be deposited and
Withdrawn 1t any time.
Deposits 81 sc aud up received.
In 10 Years al tif
soc i week totals 5 3ll.i;
Sloo 6s2s.el
100 l.24a.ss
II you intend buving or building 2
home deposit your savings with this
/ Association. whicl Will loan you
n,oney TO secure same,
DO NOT invest your money in
worthless oil mining and othe'
stosk Ks. bur purchase DIR Capital
stock at $50 share where Your
money Is SAFE. soUND AND SIRE
rra,i, ". stron, var rresidnat.
t'hsileS Wt:ss. Wee TT ,si'lsstil
I.ernard 4 Vineyard. Ses' ~ Treas
Hugh IL Riley Seiis'iinr
pteEt raRS
teseu. III. Armstrong. William e. F@wler.
+ t.lsrsn,s. VI Wnita Andrew kramsc
.>ra,lx ~ Strs,ntss ser Charles Weiss
t.lsrenee f. Williams, Huyh & Riley
l;eFila..1 J. Niegard
The
Capital City Building
| & Loan Association
nfnces 81 school 81 Phone 45s-J.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
HENDLER'S ICE CREAM

DISEASE Is pEEI NEp as anNthieg less
tIi..i perist hr.lith. II IS IN eil,Ha a =
ahS~i..ti use 'Ireating effects hy ~
;...,i..l, msfh r,.meiicS eannnt lw nestilN ~
fl...Yf:l ~ .enaSiliG thtir ':,,ises .liirn
,sr,s ST e,4.tt,.s ,tna ..sts rit 81 ia. .ttSc q
s.sss., hs hand adjusint"nt
Dl< Don II Sill l3tl~
fir>l,tYS ANp fridays
ia MAIN 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
MASONIC ORDER
OF lN|VAPQL| NOW
HAS AN AUXILIARY

Eastern Star Chapter Instituted
With Imposing Ceremonies In
Temple On Condn, Street
Tuesday Night Chapter Mem
bers. Number rs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
DiIGnERTT slCCEEDS FARLEY
AS ARCHBISHOP OF NEW YORk
fRs yhe A.seclated Press. ]

ROME, Feb. 10 Appointment Of
the AtOst Reverend Dennis J. Daug-
herty. Archbishop of Philadelphia. a.
Cardinal in succession 10 The late Car
dinal Farley. Of New York City. il al
most certain. 1t y said In Vatican
circles.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10

NAVY Pos y s.
l,yerly forward SHEPPARD
Mckee forward Erwin
tuit centre Carmichael
parr. guard Morris
Writers .... guard .,... Hanby
Navy scoring Goals from court
Mckee. 6 Byerly q; Matters. 4, Atlt
J Elenhar.. q parr, Barnes Goals
rom fouls Mckee. \ out of H. Caro-
ina scoring Goals from court shep-
erd. 4: Carmichael. 3 Goats from
fouls Carmichael, 2 ont of I4 Nc
Donald, Referee 'ippen. lniAer-
sity of Maryland Time Of halves
% minutes NAVY suhsiituiions Blue
sor Bserly. Dickens for Dlue. Barnes
or Mckee, l.enhart for Barnes Grei-
Ter for .Ault.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-10
First Ipefcnse Line

Situated as 4 the United states "
the report reads. With oceans separ-
ating il from other great powers. IFS
frsf line III defense must nee9ssarliy
re its navy. and 81 long as il has u
ba;tlcfieet which can hold the sea
against a'.ack lis rights are Secure.
In view OF this importance of sea
power and the fact that without il NE
wonid he a the mercy Of the other
nations, Il Is he opinion Of the COM
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-08
PASSUMPSIC

. Friday evening 90 friends and
neighborS and relatives of Mr. and
Mis-. George Lenton and son Fred
gathered at their home to have a
pleasant time before they leave for
Their home in Lyndon. Dancing and
cards and refreshments helped all 10
have a Coed time. The party broke up
ut late hour, all wishing them good
luck in their new home. They move
this week.
Mrs. Agnes Frechette and Mrs.
Ed Cleary visited Ms. Fred Rash
last week.
Mrs. Harold Wood and two child
rem were at Ledge Creek Cottage
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lockwood hes gone to St.
JohnsbuIy to care for Mr.. Pcrley
Bonett.
Mrs. Charles Webster is sick with
ire grippe.
Miss Fanny Parkhurst of St.
Johnshury spent the weekend with
Lille Dow.
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Palestine Commandery, No. S, K. T.
Special Conclavc, Tuesday evening,
March s, at 1870. The Order of tho
X. T. will be conferred. Lunch will
he served Visiting knights are al
way- welcome at our Conclavcs.
Bernard a. Johnson, L. Com.
Arthur NJ. Lang, Recorder.
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LYNDON

The body of MIS-. Ellen Staples
was brought from Boston Thursday
morning by her sons Dr.. c. W. Sta
Pies and H, Z. Staples The funeral
service was at Dodge and Watson )
/ undertaking rooms and the body was
= cAtombed at Lyndon Center. The SER
vice was conducted by her pastor,
Rev. Z. ". SturJevant. Mrs. Staples
has tccn q Ions time resident of this
villCrc coming mere with her hus band
ID. T. Staples about forty-five years
ago. She is survived by her two sons,
he" only daughter, Mrs.J Hamilton
Stuart died s-yeral years ago. She
has Gl~ays taken . prominent part in
Tie church, SunCGv school and COM
munity work ana he loss will be
greatly felt.
Rev Charles Chayer of Boston
who has been in town for few days,
conducting the services Of the NJ. T..
Church Sunday evening, Mrs Chaycr
who accompanied Lin will remain
here while III Chayer returns to
Boston University where he is
student.
Mrs. w. P. Ducham is moving into
the AS. house in the west end Of the
village.
Nj. and Mrs Elery Gilman two
daughters and sor John and wife
have returned and opened their house
here.
TIE so~enI. and eighth trades had
for their English woi'l, last week the
getting together Of paper which
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-08
MCINDOE FALLS

Miss Bertha Silsby, soprano soloist,
| Miss Lola French, cellist and piano
/ logist. MISS Marjorie French, violinist
and reader, and Mrs. Robert Flenrh,
accompanied of s.. Johnsbury gave a
tine program at Academy Hall Mar
4, under the auspices OF Hector
Lodge, No. ), Knights of PythiaS.
me audience was appreciativc Of
these vN.s2llc artists and their mus
iceAship as displayed in the cnterprc-
a,ion OF classic and semi-classic
selections by the brilliant violinist, the
accomplished soprano, the talented
celli,t, and the skillful pianist.
4 David Gates and Mrs. Mary Bcdell
were married - St. Jol,nsbury Feb
,2G. TT. spending a week in Boston
they &C at home ct the Gates farm
Gilviile L. Field. son of Mrs. Alice
I X. Fiel5 and Miss Madge G. Barbour,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. n. T. Bar
5otr OF Woodsville n. H. were quiet
| ly married at the home of Samuel c..
| B.odgctt, Maple st, Monday morning
at 9:15 o'clock. Rev. Henry A. Park
| ru-7t performed the ceremony using
the double ring service. The bride
was GoWncd in brown beaded geor-
gct.c and the brides rAaid, Miss Dor
Eothca Bartour, in brown st2ffeta. The
Ftrdc j. graduate of Woodsville
J. oh school in 1914 the groom is a
graduate of Norwich University in
1920. The couple will reside in Mont
Erol'or whore tie groom has employ
mcnt = Z civil engineer. Mr.. Field
tand his mother formerly lived in this
village,
At the Old Folks Concert, the tab
leau Blue Beard" was very realisti-
cally produced with Mrs. Blanche
Chase reader, who was also on the
program for patriotic reading. Mrs.
Alice Gleason gave a humorous
reading.
Miss Edith Carpenter from St.
Johnsbury visited MI and Mrs.
Burlcigh Carpenter recently.
Nj. and Mrs. Harry Manchester
spent Monday in St. Johnsbuly.
Mrs. Henry Bell and Mrs. John
Martin attended funeral services for
tire late Albert Caswell at Bath n. H.
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Guthrie attend
ed the funeral of Elizabeth McGill
a. St. JohnSbuIy Monday.
MIS- o. c. Paddle ford is recover
ing from q very serious illness.
The Academy closed Friday for a
ten days vacation, which Principal
IacNab will spend in Burlington.
NJ IS Lorctte Thompson is at her
home IN Middlebury.
Nj. and Mrs. r. A. Kendall visited |
Nj. and Mrs Jamec Lowe in Woods !
vile Thursday.
NJ e. Turner, who has been spend
Cento- spent Tuesday at W, NJ
Phelps
Mss Anna Cahill spent The week
end with relativ's in LyndoHville.
NJ. +. Turner, Woh has been spend
ing two months at Southern n. c.
has returned to John Gochies. /
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Regular meeting of Apollo Lodge
No. Tuesday evening March s Rank
OF Esquire conferred on four candi-
dates.
Degree team rehearsal Sunday
afternoon.
H. c. Ingersoll, c, c.
V b. Ticchurst, X Of r. and S.
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Classified Dept.

WANTED-Position to do general
homework. n. T. Eastman, Deer Ave
2132l5"
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FOR SALE-A few Welsh ponies.
Telephone 68-3 or 245-M. goa If
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express in the columns
of this paper our thanks and graft
tude for the help and many acts of
kindness bestowed upon US by rela-
tives and neighbors during the i'll
ness and the death and burial of our
dear baby. Also for the beaut full
flowers sent in at that time
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Hubbard,
,'llliam d. Hubbard,
Maurice Hubbard,
Walter Hubbard,
Clarence Hubbard,
Carl Hubbard.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-08
EAST ST. JOHNSBURY

Lyman Fisher of Brooklyn N. Y.
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Ralph
Chase
Mrs Ina Shaw and Mrs. Chas.
Powers were visitors at Mrs. George
McGinniS, Thursday.
Eddie Mckee has finished at Fits
dale and is at home.
Joseph Lawrence is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Ed. Mckee
Rev. J. n. Perrin goes this week to
Alstcad, n. II. for g short vacation.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-08

advertisements, fiction, poetry, fash
IONS and jokes. 1t was earned out
very well, showing much talent and
causing much amusement.
Helen Stockwell is at work for Mrs
George Pierce OF Lyndonville.
At the annual town meeting in
Springfield, Roy NJ. Wilcomb, well
known here, was elected town
treasure.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-08

FORD for sale Panel body. Halt ton
truck in A l condition, A great bar
gain. Harry Livingston, Cummings
House, Il. Il. street, st, Johnsbury,
Vt. 2t1-215+