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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22

alieoer leiner @e1neinbe in 2iebe uni
Sod)adt1lng 5ugetm 1paren, uno bat
ct mnter Ser bodpp. @eiitli6feh 0el
trel,en Greuoe redt piele batte, befun.
oete iid} bel ieinem ~iilbernen Yrieiter-
iubil6um ,pie all6 BEL Der Seier 0e1
fiinfuno5uan5ig Sabre langen Bfarr.
pertpaltung ser ct. 8onifa5i1,s : Sc,
meinoe, 5u welden 6eitlidfeiten er
bon 6e1t et1en mie BON Sen on6eren
nit Sen ber5lidlten @Iiidtpiinideu
be0adt lpur6e. unb lpie bod ser ibn
crit Dor einigen Gagen in Die @pig-
feit bora,gesansene 8ii9of Erobec
Die iegensreide 2aufbabn bes Satber
&idner gu idyaben uubte, 5eigte Die
Ter oaOurd, baB er ibn ~gelegentlid)
ietues iilbernen Brielteril,bil11ms Sic
bobe Gbre et1es Moniigror ertpirffte.
8iepoN Mssr. 8i6ter in ieinen
neridieoe11en Stelungen als Bfarrer
2~obensmerteS errei6te, tpo5u rament-
lid lein a1sgeaeidnetes &eonertalent
beitrug, 10 mub bod aues 9as, mas
er sur gbre @ottes ur0 gum @obl
Ser ct. 8onifu5iusgeuleinoe in Wel=
role erlpirfte, ais oas grfolg= l1no
Sege11sreidNte berborgeboben meroen.
Sencr Gemeinoe> Ser ct felt 81 Sab
ren ais ieeleneifriger Efarrer portland
Ser er III 2iebe 5ugetan mar unb in
Ser l11r liebepoue l9er5en ibm entge-
genidlugen, binterlaBt er BEL ieirem
Sdeioen in Sic Gmisteit Elm feline
riibrige Satigfeit be%5e11gen6es, itatt-
lidpes 8ottesbaus, cine Bforrjd)l1le
uno Gin Erielterbmts, mie bernrtige
@eb6ube in feiner @eneinoe oes gro-I
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
111ser. 8erfnRarS 8tdeter
Int Bic Gtuieeet abbes
rtafeft.

M0brenb Ser lesten paar Wod)en 1T
sic Iioseie ct. Glouo i'll reht betla-
a~ers,perter 8eiie pom Gooe beln1ge=
iud,t poroen, iino es ia 0rei Der Yra-
late1, a,f sic it'd Ser 8lif III 21ebe
uno @odnd,h1ng rtdtete, Die num-
n1ebr our eluisen @ergeltnng ihrer gu
ten Saten int Sic @pigfeit b%inuberge=
eonaeu iino. Nob bot ii6 ntdt Der
WrabesbiiseI iiber ser 2eid'e oes Ab=
tes 8eter gngeI seebnct uno nod9 lag
Die 2eihe ocs 8iidefs Irobec IN Der
a%atbeoralc sebobrt, oils letten So1rn-
tagabeno 1pibrro elmer i'm Huoitortrm
ser Observation-Disclosures abgebaltenen
S%erlommIure sur @riinoung zines
Giltrifts5neiges 0es 9tationol Catholic
@cIfare Club bie IufiiuOieung &C.
1lndt rm1roc, Msar. .. &idter bon
McIroie lei leinem 2eioeu, oas felt
,nebr oenn einem Sabre feline @eluno=
Ieit lfnpadte, aber crit lett orei @o=
d)eu fem 2ebcn ernltlid heorobte, er=
Iegen. Seiu @er5, bas m6brenO ser
pielen Sabre ieiuer prielterliden
Nn1tsner,nalt1ng alien, bte ieiner gel
ltiaert Sbmlt unpcrtraut maren, 10
liebepoQ entgegengeld)logen, es CAB
Ser lett @oderl einaetretenen Sd)md=
de mh. l1no oieier Sd)mdd)e folgte
Scr Soo, Scr linn Sic emige N1tbe
hrud1tc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
Sdllad)tbaas =&ra,paQe.

@iour gitp, So., 10. Sec. - Ser
'Sberiffsbeamte 2epis IT. Sones, oe1
Observation-Disclosures Sobn beS
Sberiff IS. $. Sones', uno Seller
Sailed, Elm Mnbdnger Der itretfenoer
Shladfbaus Mngelteaten IN Siou1
Gitp, mur0en in einem HebolDerfampi
am friben Montngmorgen totli@ Der:
munoet; bei6e Wanner ltarben bol>
na6 ibrer ginlieferung ms Sospital
Sem &umpf NOR ein @ortltreit 5mi-
lfen &ale6 nn0 6em 81 eriffsbeamten
G0. 8attmann Dorausgegangen.
Sberiff Sones erlieB einen Mufrui
fir ta1tlen0 freimilige 5beriffsbeam=
te, sic I'M 59ladtbaus Oiltrift 9ienit
tun iouen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
Neericp.

@aibington, 20. Seq. = Hrdiioent
,@oroing gebt NIT oem Blane Inn, cine
&onferer15 iiber merifanii6e angele=
genbeiten ein5nbernfen. Sic @onfer=
eng ion einige 3eit nod Mbi4luB ser
Mbriiitrmgsfonferen5 e%ir1berufen tper=
Sen un6 IN @aibington o6er elmer
@tdot nabe Ser merifanif6en @ren5e
itattfin6en. SIR 9m1pt5med miirbe ba=
rim beiteben, eiren e8rtrog nit DIRE
gon ab5ui6lieBen, mo6ur6 Werico
iid berpflidten tpiir6e, sic &ebte ser
Mmerifaner ar i6iben, mogegen an1=
erifa 6ie merifaniide &egierung OIL
%erfennen tDiir0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
@plfen beridendlt.

@a1bington, 20. Dea. - Gin Sc
mimi I'M 8inter l1nieren MiBbergnii=
gems bradte glorreiden CONNER,
6iesmm 6urd 6ronfreid. Eremier
8rianb e%roffnete o8ti9aiter S9arbep
III 2on6ort baB 5ranfrei6 Sic Ser
einbaru11g onnimmt, tpo6ur6 es eine
Ilotte bon 175,000 Sonnen bon
@ouptldiffen erbdlt. Sen @olfen,
melde SEN &immel bon Belt 511 3eit
perounfelten, lit cine 3eit Ser @liid=
miinihe gefolgt. Sos nGdite ungiin=
itige 3ei6en lit sic Gaudbootfrage, BET
melfer @roBbritnnnien nn6 Sronf=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
GuTem sahleu an 4olen.

Bari6ml, 10. Sea. = 0ie erlte
3ablnng feitens Ser ruiiiiden Sorp=
letregierung an Yolen unter Dem
Jrieoenspertrog, Don @iga bonn 10.
Dtar5 tit in Jorm bon @olo un6 Sesu=
tpelen I'M @erte bon $4,000, OOO, 600
polnifden Nntf e%ingetroffen. Dio>
ma11ten, 3ubinen unb onoere gbel=
Iteine urt0 @olobarren, %5nlamnlen 100
ai1ten BOZ, tpuroen urf einem Con-
oer5uge urter miIitdri19er 8eoeduna
bierbergebradt. Sic BoI6borren i'm
@epidt BON 12808funo, geben GoIen
Die erlte nennensiperte @ol6relerpe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
9euti6es Sans TIT ct. SAUL einge
tpei6t.

ct. SAUL, Is. Seq. Mt Der
0urdfiibr11ng zines iibern1s tpe1be=
boaen Betprogromms fan0 am Cont
tognohmittag I'M 8eiiein ser Bertre=
ter BON SO 6eut19iprad}igen Gereiren
ser 8midings1tdote "a. 3onlzWfinnea=
polls un6 bnnoerten bon @alten Die
offi5ieue ginmeibune 6es nun bol=
Itanoig innen unb auben fertig ge=
lteQten De11tlden @auies pon ct.
Haul itatt.
gr0ffnet tpa1r0e 6os 6eltprogramm
nod)mittogs brei ubr nit Dem Gbor-
gefang oes @eiangbereins @oncor0ia,
zines Ser dlteiten 6eutiben .gereine
Ser 3miidngsltG0R, NIT @agner's
ugin5ug al1f Ser @artb1rg." 9os ee-
r6nmige Mu0itorium 6es Deutiden
@aules mar biz uuf Sen letten Elab
gefiiat un6 ouf Ser feitli6 geidmiid~
ten 8iibne botten Die 8ereinsfabnen
Nufltellung gefunben. Nad bem Gbor
folgte sic eigentli6e @roffnur1g Ser
5eier 6nr6 SEN Hrdii0enten 6es 81
reftoriums 0es 9eutiden Sanies,
@errn otto Mnufer, Ser Gedtsanrpalt
Mrtbnr @6a11b o1s @oriiber Ser Set
er borIteute. @err Sdaub, Ser 6ie
Iriebfe6er in Ser 8etDegung Der gr-
ridtung BEG 0eutiden 9aules mar
un6 Ser at ser &anbbon edit beuti6
@eiinnter 5ablte, 6ie 5dbe an Der Ser
mirflidn1ng oes Sral1meS oeS bieitgen
Oeutidtums, Elm vDeuti9es Sous"
SIT beiiten, feitbielten nn6 i4lieBlib
ols 8eIobnung tire u~nermii6liden Be
miibungen BON grfolg gefront iaben,
iibergob i'm Namen 6es 8aufomitees,
beifen Mitglie6 er III, IN elmer 5n Ser
gen geben6en glan5boaen &eoe 0os
bonenoete Deutibe Sous 6em 9eltid<
tum Ser 3tpiaingsitd6te. Ser Steiner
mics nod einem fl1r5en neberblid
iiber sic, @eididte bes 6uuies nit
Stol5 mif bas poaen6ete 8erf als Die
3entralitdtte fir eintrd6tiges 3uiam<
m%enpirfen nn6 oils Mniborn s1 meite=
REM Streben fir aaes Cute nno Cole
bes Oeuti9tums FIN, 6as a1t9 Der neu
EFT 9eimm gum Sell ltn0 Segen gerei<
den m11B.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22

Msar. 9ernbarO Hid)ter m1roe aln
20. September 1868 in Uredenhorlt,
0io5ele Miiniter, 8eltfalen, %seborcl1.
Radoen CT Sic EfarrIdule ieines Sc
burtsnrte5 Dl1rdgema6t, be5pg CT oos
8pn1noiinm IN Ser ieiner Seimat no
he qelegerlen Stubt 8arenoprf oas ct
nit Sen grobtcn gbren obloloierte,
u1to ba er Sen 8eruf fir Den Frte=
iteritonb in iid fubltc, frat CT int ST.
mirur 81 Miirlter, 8eltfulell, eil1, 100
er iif) oen pbilolopbiid)en u11O tbeolo=
gildJen Stuotc1 miomete. Sm 9e5em=
Der 1884 ipunoerte er, elmer ginlaO=
rl1g oes bodn. 1r. 3arOetti, 0es er-
item giidofs bon ct. CLOUD, folgeno,
nod Amerifa aus uno ooaenoete I'M
81. 6runcis Sentinar BEL Milmaufee,
isis, feline tbeologiiden Stuoien, mo
er om "a. SUM 1887 nj Sen III. Erie=
lteritan6 erboben mnrOe. Seine erlte
Steaung NOR Sic 0es Hfarrers BON
@bite Safe, e.. g., mel9 armer &C.
meinOe er beionOern 9%iebesOienlt Oa=
Durdy erpies, caB er in entlegenen @e=
genben fir Den @ufbm berielben Sol
leftionen erbob, un6 bel ietnem Sdei=
oen bon leinen ibm liebgelporoenen
8emein0emitglie0ern nabm er sic &C.
nugtuung nit lid, III Dem lidtliden
gmporbliiben Der @emeinoe lein 8ir=
fen gum @obl oerielben nit annebn=
barem grfolg gefr011t gu ieben. 8ie=
Oerum NOR es bod)m. 81. 3arOetti, Ser
in 6atber &idter einen glten Sreunb
llno eifrigen Seeliorgen fennen ge=
Iernt unb lieb geponl1en butte i'm, als
er Die giIdofsmiiroe u1l0 8ilroe Der
9i05e1e ct. Gloub iiberl1on1mel1, gum
llebertritt in bieie 9io5eie berpog unS
i'm aIs Eforrer ser Tro=aatbeorale
erlonnte. SSn Dieier Stellu1g Derblieb
ser Gerltorbene, Bis 8iI9pf 3arOetti
oen 8ildofsitb in ct. gloub al1fgab,
uno iid fir europa berabidiebete. @s
ipor an Z. Sum- 1894, als 6atber
Gidter feline SteQung als &atbeoral=
pfarrer, Die er nit iegensreifitem Or
folge al1sfiiate, nit Der Efarrltele in
Der 81. 8onifa5ius= @emein0e 5u Mel=
role pertauidte. 8er INNER 0ie So
maligen gerbaltniiie iener @emeinoe
gefannt uno nit SEN beutigen oaielbit
bertrnut lit, miro Dem 8eritorbenen
Die G%igenifaften cines por5iigli9en
8emeinoebernalters unb zines treff=
liden Seeliorgers nidt oblpred)en
f0nnen. Danf ieiner @nergie l1no
ieines ltnermiiOlid)en 6leiBes fpie aud,
ieiner ieeliorgliden Sdtigfeit fat er's
permodt, Die 81. gonifa5ius @en1ein=
oe in Welroie 5ltr beltet in geiltiger
mie materieler Weiie in ser Ii05ele
ct. Glou0 empor5ubrineen, lposu
gans Defenders bie Ioblid}e Gintrad,t
nnter BEN @emein6emitgIieoern, sic
ben ltrebfamen nr6 l1nerfbutterlide1t
8iaen, ibres Yfarrers onerfnnnten,
beitrng, fir Die er Dor alien 6ie bod
ite Obiorge batte. 9aB ibm 6ie Mit-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22

m1s benz 8eitamert bes am Is. 9e.
5ember %ber1torbenen Gilbert 2idtbal,
erfid)tli6 lit, binterlieB berielbe Elm
Barpermogen bon $4,000 Iotpie
@r1,noeigel1t1m I'M @erte bon $780,
600. Mun bate Den often Wnnn fir
nbiolut mittellos gebalten, On er iid
lett Sabren init Dem @tnianmeln bon
altem Fapier un0 G11mpe1t beib1ftig<
te. Cine Sdapeiter, Jrau Martba
&anrp bon canterbury, CONT, iit cine
Oct @aupterben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
St. Cloud
Hudson-Essex Co.
Selepbon 1928

reid einen entgege1geiesten Stono=
punft einnebmen. @roB=8ritonnien lit
frii slbibnffung, mdbrenb 6ronfrei6
l1boote als cine beredtigte 8erteiOi=
gungsmoffe aniiebt. 3ie amerifani=
iden Sadmdnner ltefen bei oieier
6rage oem 8ernebmen nad teil>Deile
auf 6ranfreids Settle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22

@ob9abenber 2,11,peniammler.
Seattle, 8ab., 20. Sea. Bi
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-04-07

PERSONAL Mention
Mfs. D. c. Cole. Society Editor, Phone $50

Miss Marion McCannie. of Dalton,
was the weekend guest of Miss Lois
Gardner.
Robert Dunwoody, of Macon, who
is attending school at Dahlonega, is
spending the spring holidays with his
aunt, Mrs. j. w. Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hill, of At
lanta, were the weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Handy.
Mrs. Frank M. Wilson, of Jack
sonville, Fla, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Grady Conway.
Miss Helen Faw, who is a sopho-
more at Agnes Scott College, spent
the spring holidays at home. She
had as her guests Misses Elizabeth
and Maud Boyd and Attic Afford, all
from Agnes Scott.
Miss Tallulah Towers left on Sat
urday for visit to Mrs. Ed Maddox
in Rome.
Mrs. ]. E. Massey and Mrs. Leon
Gilbert are entertaining deliberately
at the Club this week, with a large
AZ party on Thursday and Bridge
on Friday.
Mrs. May Rowland and son, Mr.,
Edward Rowland, left this week for
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-04-07
Society

Bridge Club Entertained.
Mrs. Herbert Hague entertained
her Marietta Bridge Club delightful
ly on Wednesday afternoon at her
apartments on PeadhtfeS Circle.
Two delicious courses were served
after the game. Those present were
Mrs. J. d. Reynolds, Mrs. p. D.
Reeser, Mrs. Will Eph Roberts, and
Mrs. Fred Appleby, Of Marietta, and
Mrs. Ryburn Clay, Mrs. Homer Nc
Afee, Mrs. Rawson Collier, and Mrs.
Ed Smith, of Atlanta.
=
Mrs. J. NJ. Brown Entertains
For Guest.
Mrs. John Baxter, Of Washington
City, the house guest Of Mrs. Joseph
M. Brown, was the honoree at an in
formal and very charming luncheon
given by Mrs. Brown on Friday.
The central decoration for the
elegantly appointed table was large
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-04-07

weekend with her sister, Miss Lois
Benson, at 3. N. I. c., in Milledge-
vile.
Miss Addie Seize has returned
from a pleasant visit to the families
of her brothers, Messrs. Jim and
Eugene Seize, and to Mrs. John S.
Gambler in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Huffman, Of
Rome, spent Sunday with friends in
town.
Mrs. Joseph E. Brown, who has
been with her family spending the
winter with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gill, in Albany, is here getting
the home ready for their return.
Mrs. Victor Moore, of Atlanta, has
returned home after a visit to her
cousin, Mrs. C. B. Willingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Sanger and
baby and Miss Seine Copper, who
have been spending the past year in
Atlanta, have returned to their home
on Atlanta street.
Mrs. Richard Meares, of Whining
ton, N. c., is the guest of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Willing
ham,
The friends of George Copper.
one of Marietta's popular sons, will
be interested to know that he has
attained his Captaincy. Captain
Copper has been visiting his sisters,
Mrs. Sanger and Miss Seine Copper
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-04-07

Knoxville, to attend the wedding OF
Miss Annie Houk and Mr.. John Row
land, which takes place on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bishop had a:
their Sunday guests Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Dawson, of Woodstock.
Mrs. John M. Graham and Mrs
Aborn Smith left on Tuesday to at
tend the D. A. R. Convention in Dial
ton. Mrs. Graham goes as alternate
for the Regent, Mrs. L. B. Robson
of Fielding Lewis Chapter while
Mrs. Smith goes as delegate.
Mrs. George Brown and children
are visiting Mrs. Francis Brown II
Atlanta. =
Mr.. Reginald Seize, who has hae
a fine position in the Mold office o.
the Shipbuilding Company in Viii
mington, N. c., is here visiting hi
aunts, Misses Addie and Mollie Seize
Miss Nettie Williams, of Atlanta
is the guest of Miss Addie Seize.
Mrs. w. S. Glenn, of Atlanta
spent Friday with her sister, Mrs
Lucy Gilbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Shannon, Of
Greenville, S. c., are with the Miss
es Seize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aborn Smith had al
their Sunday guests their sister, Mrs
w. G. HUMPHREYS, of Acworth, ano
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory and children
and Miss Martin, of Atlanta.
Miss Mary Lizzie Benson spent the
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-04-07

but has returned to his post on the
Mexican border.
Mrs. ]. C. Nicholson and son, Pet
tett, of Blackwell, who have been
real sick with measles are improving.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-04-07

vase of Venetian glass, filled u;.,
spring flowers, Narcissus. NIL ~.,a
iris, and pink rose-buds. This pie
encircled by small vases of the sa " ss
exquisite glass filed with fraora.s
valley lilies.
The little group of conuon;,
friends who enjoyed Mrs. Brow VA
proverbially delightful hospitals
included Miss Sallie Eugenia Brow
Of Atlanta.
DR.. Patton Christens
Macon Baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Manpet ~
Macon, brought their baby daupb
ter here on Sunday to be christenea
by DR.. J. H. Patton.
The tiny, maiden was christenes
Annie Fairfield, for her late paternal
grandmother. Her other grand
mother, Mrs. Holmes, of Moultria
was present; also her grandfather
Mr.. John A Manget, of Atlanta, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield Manget, Of
Albany.
The friends of the family will an.
preciate the sentiment that brought
the family here to have the cere-
mony performed by the late Mrs.
Manget's beloved pastor, DR.. Pat
ton.
Continued on page ~
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-04-07

To Special Showing Of COED Dresses
to be Held in Our Dress Department
Monday, April 18th
personal representative of COED Dressmakers
is bringing their newest creations from
New York, including
Ginghan's, Voiles, Dotted Svisses, Linens,
Ratines Organdies and Summer Silks
lhs Is an unusual opportunity first hand advance models
OF what Fashion the last Summer STYLES ON
Live Models
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-26
ADMITS HE MADE
ONE BIG MISTAKE
Portland Contractor Was
Opposed To Medicine
Until Tanlac Straight
ened Him Out.

although my wife had taken
Tanlac for stomach trouble with
wonderful results, l was so oppos-
ed to medicine l wouldn't try it
for a long time and there was
where | made a big mistake, as |
would have been saved a world of
worry and suffering if | had taken
it sooner" said Frank Bickford, a
successful contractor and life long
resident of Portland, Maine.
"Tanlac acted more like magic
than medicine with me | weighed
only hundred and eight pounds,
but now weigh one hundred and
sixty-one pounds and feel more
like a boy twenty than a man
sixty years old, as | am.
"My advice to people who have
stomach trouble or one run down
from any cause is to get Tanlac
at once. From personal experience
| can testify that what it does in
case like this borders on the
miraculous"
TANLAC is sold in st. Johns
bury by Landry's Drug Store, in
in st. Johnsbury Center by w. F.
Powers, in West Barnet by Rit-
chic G. Observation-Disclosures
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-26
Halloween Party for
Methodist Juniors

1t will be many a day before
the children of Grace Methodist
church will forget the Halloween
party held Monday evening in the
assembly room Of the church
Sixty-fve children as ghosts, COB
Inns and other time honored char
acters of Halloween, pcered into
the future, sang, took part IN a
fascinating peanut hunt, bobbed
for apples and all in all had the
best time of thei- lives.
The Halloween party was given
for the Junior congregation, a
new church organization made up
of children from to II. Details
Of the gala event were worked out
by a committee Of Juniors. Miss
Josephine Hamilton wcs chairman
of the entertainment committee.
Miss Jennie King Of the committee
on decorations and Wallace In
gals headed the committee on re-
freshments.
The evenings entertainment
started off with a grand march,
the children nearly ali in costume
and masked. With the removal of
the masks a program was given
consisting of piano solos by Caro-
line Howard and Marshall Milti-
more recitation by Ruth Impey,
and q vocal solo by Jennie King.
Marshall Miltimore as Mepnlsto-
pheles told fortunes and this was
second only in interest to the
chamber of horrors and the ghost
stories, lead off by John Johnson.
"A number of the parents were
present to enjoy me fun and assist
IN the serving of refreshments.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-26
BEBE DANIELS
"ONE WILD WEEK

As high-spirited orphan who
is to inherit money but has veen
so kept down by the strict maid
en- aunt who brings her up that
she "busts loose" the YER day sne
is IS and gets herself nto hec-
tic adventures, Bebe Daniels has
another role well suited to her tai
ents in zone Wild Week" which
plays at the Globe tonight only
She is supported by Frank
Kingsley, capable young leading
man, and a cast of notable talent
including Maym Kelso, Edwin
Stevens, Frances Raymond, Her
bert Standing, Edythe Chapman,
Carrie Clarke Ward and pull
Montana.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-26
WEST BARNET

The chicken pie supper was
largely attended, taking in about
500.
There was a record crowd al
Barnet Center chicken pie supper
Friday evening, 1925 realized from
supper and sale.
H. T. Baldwin of Wells River
was a guest at Albert Archilles
Friday.
Mrs. Fields is visiting her daugh.
ter, Mrs. C. A. Choate.
Francis Hastie of Hanover, N
II. was home for Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Blanchard
and friends from Tilton, N. H
came Saturday remaining until
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Strobridgc returned
to Barre Sunday with her daughter
Mrs. E. X. Somers.
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ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

F. w. Magoon was called to
Barton Monday by the death OF
his mother, Mrs. w. M. Magoon
Burial was in West Bolton, P. @.
and DR.. and Mrs. Magoon accom-
panied the remains there.
Colds in the head made Nazol
Observation-Disclosures.
William Fitzpatrick of Ames-
bury, Mass, has been passing a
few days in ST. Johnsbury.
Read advertisement on another
page of this paper c. K. Har-
vey's auction, Friday, Oct. %.
Advertisement
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Stanley
have reached Kansas City, Mo, on
their automobile journey eastward
Where they camped on the night
of Oct. 20, 16 auto parties were in
the camp and 10 decided to stay
over day and visit the neighbor-
ing town.
The Woman's auxiliary of w. r.
Knapp post No. So will hold its
regular meeting this evening in
The Legion club rooms. Adver-
tisement.
Mrs. Howard Ford entertained
a few friends at a sewing party
Tuesday evening. The pleasant
affair was in honor of Mrs. Ford S
birthday and she was happily re-
membered by her friends.
Fred A. Walker is again at his
customary stand at the railroad
station after being confined to the
house for five weeks because of a
broken ankle.
Use Nazol for catarrh-adver-
tisement.
Mrs. Fred Pope visited friends
in Lyndonville Tuesday.
The ladies of the NJ. E. ch.. i
will hold a Rummage and Food
sale in the Gray block. formerly
occupied by the Cowles Press on
Friday and Saturday, Oct. % and
%. On SATURDAY. home made bak-
cd beans and brown bread will De
on sale. AuVeIIlSellleIlS
The Ladies' Circle of the Church
of the Messiah will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. c. E. Merrill,
Gary Place.
Grace Unity clubs meets FRIDAY
evening at 7.30 O'Clock in the
Methodist church parlors. A
special Halloween program has
been prepared,
You are cordially invited to
attend the W. r. c. Whist party
and dance to be held at G. A. r.
Hall at 8 O'Clock Thursday even
ing. 102 1t
ST. JOHNSBURY
TnCAI @ ON II ON -
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-26
NORTH WALDEN

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hatch were
in Craftsbury Friday. On their re-
turn they brought back their
horse which has been in Albany
for treatment.
Harold Allen carried a load of
children and grown-ups to the
town contest Friday. The Star
school won IS prizes. The Four
Corners school won the largest
number of prizes.
Mr. Cote shipped away II con-
demned cattle tuesday.
Miss Julia Bell of Littleton, N.
H. is guest at The Belfry.
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Posture and Its Relation
to Health
Continued from Page -

but were vitality concerned in the
formation of the society
This is a rare opportunity for
the people of st. Johnsbury to
hear DR.. MacAusland speak on I
subject which should be Of inter-
est TO all. Executive board meet
ing at 7 O'Clock.