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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

MOTORS, MACHINE TOOLS
POWER EQUlPMENP NO4-S
yERIEN MACHINERY CO., lI3 n. 3D or
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CIRARD TRUST COMPANY

PhiadcIWlIa, DeCCmber .. lO21,
ma annual meeting OF the stockholders
ithis company vii be held an Monday;
Isek noon. at the office OF the company,
'ss and Chestnut sts., Philadelphia. Pa,
which time an election will be held for
, managers to serve for term OF four
lrs 6 W. ,,o,p,u s,.zo..
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Annual Meetings
MASAyuNK NATIONAL BANK

NJ Philadelphia. Dec. 10. 1921.
a. Annual Meeting and election Of d.
Ia,. of this bank will be held at the
eIso,S ess,nr house. corner Main and LevcrinS
sSse a.sts Mannyunk. Philadelphia, on Tues
y January 10. 1922, between the. hours of
I'M. and I L. NJ. and for the trans
.,nn n of any other business that may come
'oFe 'i'' ETGENB ]. MORRIS, Cashier.
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SACRIFICE

VArANT-NJtracttve home. Q rooms bpth.
cIoctrlC hardwood nnlsN; near Hunting
Park. lric. reasonable, SiOEMAEER, IN
-nL E.rLn lNe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-17

.PUBIIC SALE
order or the Hnrbor Commissioners
i, u FOR A LEASE
I% walnut street Pier. Camden, n, j.
N NJ J.rrtaerm term OF one. three or five Years
On FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. 1922
foom S,9n II; City Hall, Camden, N. i.
2ias VIII be received for said lease
I.Iuets 10 state term hid on. also annual
w 70 0e paid. Commission NAV ran,,t az
=; y give bond with satiTfactory T,ty surety
E,s 'q tSe 1pbt bRtoT,form{Gnce re nance Of leaseit re-
es best for city's interests. 0'u' aS
~ eyyrTned EneI check for 800 to order or
IN h ESnGen Is to accompany each bid,
SHiLiSn aDeiIrS toS OF 6i4. Copies OF lease mailed
iUaIva[Ion ipmsnt oo ana anq other information AZ 10
n cam;ddh6" ar; h"rS9r Engineer. Room II. City H
kaIress proposals. to Mr.. Georrc W
kS,viy, ENis,s, Chairman OF Board OF Herhmo..
(asSnS (a%sIsS'SSHeFs' Room II, City Ianr HSiI
Pa'ed December 10, 1921.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

THE CARLISLE. 425 s. Carlisle st.-small
housekeeping apartment on third floor, 2
rooms including bath and kitchen; rent s35
per month. Wh!tes!de McLanahan, 18th
"A nd Piuo sts. Can Locust OG37.
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COUNTY FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY or pHiLADELPHIA

n, Annual Meeting OF the stockholders
ba held at the home office OF the COM
!, On Janunry 10. 1922. at l2 NJ. for the
s,on OF directors and the transaction of
oiher business as may come before the
'''Hs' +. L. MARTIN.
ScCretary
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, THE NINTH TITLE AND TRUST
COMPANY
| - A .l

'e'"PoR PRlladelphia. December II, 1921.
The Annual Meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS Of
! company wit I've held at Its ONCE on
tsday, January II. 1922, between the
hrs Of 10 and II A. NJ, for the election
directors TO serve during tho ensuing year.
r. J. BARNETT. Secretary.
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Union NATIONAL BANK

p, Philadelphia. December 10. 1921.
ma Annual Meeting OF the stockholders
\ re held at the banking rooms, on Tues
January Io lo@a 6etTeen ndd.foh The hours 2t
liors and for the transaction OF such other
kiness as may como before the meeting.
LOUIS n. SPIELBERGER,
Cashier
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

HIGH SCHOOL graduate desires position In
Office or large warehouse: not very Iun,
working experience but willing to work and
learn; Is IS years Of age; neat in APP. ar.
ancc, polite and Intelligent; born I'm United
States, but at present residing in Cau.,da.
has relatives abiding in PhiIa.: would re-
quiro fair salary; write stating full partcu-
lars to VI S07, ledger Office.
POSITION wanted where II years intense
business training in office. credit sales.
advertising and general managers experience
are needed: have valuable experience. ability
and character to offer. G t0l. Ledger Office,
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7QUAKER CITY NATIONAL BANK OF
. pHIIADEIDH DHIA

h. Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
the election. Of ,Directore, Of this nakk
|, Jnnunry 10th. 1927 between the hours
ie:00 VI. and 100 y. NJ.
WM p RECH CouhIcr
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FINANCIAL
Dividends
QUAKER CITY NATIONAL BANK
Ti,JAnnd No

Dividend No 55
Philadelphia, December 1G 1921.
At meeting of tho Board of Directors
held this day the regular semi-annual dIvi-
dcnd OF three and One-half per cent (3E CE)
and an extra dividend Of one PEI, cent Ioo)
stockholders of record Mt close Of business
December 81, 1921. Checks will be mailed
w. y. RECH Cashier
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YOUNG MAN by large wholesale
house, age between 20 and 80 years,
to act as assistant in our sales pro-
motion department; should have sell-
ing experience, be good correspon-
dent. be familiar with window drcss-
Ing and store decorating: also some
knowledge Of advertising.
To successful applicant wa offer
splendid opportunity to develop into
our sales force.
Reply. giving age. experience, ref
erenccs and salary desired.
sos. Ledger Office
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Special Notices
,~zs7s OFFICE OF THE DE Long HOOK
W Eve COmnnnJ.

""' October 2slh. 1921.
sDecIal notice to Stockholders;
The board Of precss9!rs has, h3s called a
SpId at the general Oftlceg OF the Company,
Ssy and csaTasd Sts P65lpde!Phi9 on ths
S'" for the purpose Of voting for or
sGainst an increase OF the Capital stock
X. w. STORY. Secretary.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ARE YOU HEADED Up OR DOWN?
Or are you travelling dull level course
that's slow to kindla interest and SOW to
repay honest effort? What does y"uT omG,Tqrory
say as you look back over 1921? What
does the inventory show? Little enough. in
all probability. in the case Of many II man
who reads this ad. But don't be discouraged.
Next year Is another year. Lack "f whIrl-
wind success in the year now endiTiS ISN'T
necessarily an uncomplimentarv reflection on
your ability. II may. and probably does, re-
fleet merely absence Of the right oppor-
tunlty, a fair scale OF compensation, work
Of merit. cooperation and backing that
courts. Get IN touch with US. Know what
Il means to work for big and dependable
corporation whose interest in every indI-
vIdual cmplOyc Is hearty and sincere. whose
policy OF generous pay helps whore help
counts most, whose business il growing fast
enough to make necessary, frequent promo
tloRs; Il corporal on that is planning risht
now to pace some Of the mon who reply
TO this Invitation In positions of rcapon-
Bibiity where within the next nine months
they'll be earning AZ the rate Of $lO,oOO Il
year. II you're a Gentle. over 20. we urEo
you to take a runrEng jump into pros
porous new year by seeing c"c munugcr
Of personnel at once, between 10 AID /. Suite
HOS. Land Title and Trust Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-17

BOOEKEEPER and stenOgrnphcr. expert
enced. capable Of taking entire charge Of
office. desires permanent position after
January l. C S13. Ledger Office.
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? THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
y FOR INSTRANCES ON LIVES

re Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of
\ company will take place at its office,
Chestnut street. on Monday, January 10.
b at 12 NJ, at which time an election will
held for thirteen directors to serve for
ensuing year. c. S. NEWHALL.
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ONCE of the
afRANKEORD TRUST COMPANY

IA Beard Of Directors have this dsy de-
sns regu;sr sem!-annual dividend of
tE VT cent (IH) TO the stoCkholdcrs as
lSOfa thls day, payable January /, IO?o
f0s VIII be mailed,
sCHARLES r. CORNELL. Secretary
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General

YOUNG MEN for pcstai mail and frgt-Era /,
clerkShtps; Sl"i monthly; rXp"1 ionrr uu-
necessary. For .froc particulars Of rvHnl-
nations write j. leonard CORNER civil : ~
inEtOn. y. 6.
ClXII. SERVICE examinations. Jan. and
Feb. many vacancies; salary S14OO-s1S0O:
writo for sample tets. p 1i9@. Leo. Office
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ROOMS FOR RENT

WALNUT, s9O5-Nicely turn. rms, excel.
beard, terms reas.i h,-w.. heat. elee,
10TH N, 1870, HOTEL RURIC-Centra!'
rear station and shopping district; beautt-
fully furn roomsi elec.i spotlessi mod. rates.
GOTH ST, NJ 6o--Furnished; light house
keeping; near J. station. Ph. Bel. oeoI.-
HANDSOMELY furnished room in large mod
ern private home; electric lights; 10 min
utes to City Hall. Phone Barring IL
9TH ST., s., 235--Nicely furnished clean
warm room for gentlemen, reasonable
facing Washington square. e.-.---
FURNISHED ROOM in Regent Apts.. West
Philadelphia. Woodland S2lO J.
----------------------------
BOARDING
10TH ST, NJ, 2l20
Very nicely furnished room, with or without
board ---.-.---------
TEDGENERE, +" CLOS YORK RD,-Comforta-
bly furnished room with board.
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NATIONAL SECURITY nASK

4 Philadelphia. December Sth. 1921.
he Annual Meeting Of the Stockholdors
the election OF Directors OF this Bunk
be held at the Banking House. Tuesday.
|nary 10TH, 1899: between the hours OF
moon and . r, NJ.
II W. II. MCKEE. Cashier.
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SOLICITOR
Man OF good appearance. fluent talker. with
sales experience. Apply In person. Ask Tor
Mr. Mason, Circulation Dept. Evening
Ledger, 9th and Chestnut sts.. second floor
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II PROPOSALS
p oLEE,ELANn AND PITTSBURGH

~
Cleveland, o., November 2Stb 100,
yea proposals for the saIe nT GI"sl.
gaSe Bonds OF this Companv Genera zen
ror M me Sinking Fund, at not ~ &c, &c.
MI noa Shd 10 accrued interest. to the ,n,oHn, ma
S,vSo'VV s,sso' VII be received at the ",ima
csans Wlnstow, Lanier & ComnanDC,,e WDCe
os street New York, N, ~ r.
n ru BUSINESS December 3Ist, 1927 prn ne
"T"s "T"s' mdiGate series OF bonds - y
issr,oS .,1p D. and also, in the e. a.,
1bopSs 5' must indicate the nun,aas naHae
t22 So pehrInE coupons for SIT 10 ard
be pnvebTn e%bGn respectively. Ronds accnptnd
hl 10 ttSSSp'e tSSt January Sd. 1929. with in.
.Sw Lan!oTT q Co.. the sS ofIGe nSo,t OF Messrs
lsjsct tba IN fhSt blSt day the right is reserved @
- ]. f, KLoss. Treasurer
I.d USi DISTRICT SIX PER CENT noSDs
|Oo6 IN pIoppSals for the purchnsc oF
Nved ,r% oI District School Bonds viii he
Education Of VOORHEES, To OF the
S.snr0o SsSn County, New Jersey, to- he boSSntshhip; Snthip
at at IPPhGIl' ~ on Tuesday, December ~ 2Ii'
enIHstISSr per cent Serial Bonds IN tho
fcpnso1Ion OF $500, 90 each N" IN the
hilton n,aii nSnai be addressed to Mr.. T. ~
lnclosed 81 SSIF'ct Clerk, Ashland. N 7
n outside ProSoss1is SSos1 Gf9yoI2ps fGr Roo markeG
kbS eccc3mpan'cd by a certi88ndd ti88dS ,and and
VoorbSos' me Custodian OF The Towm.,TI 'obT, I,,
bNs y. rIrbe {Me bonds bid for u'e race
ENsd, '"' 10 reject any ana all bids 10
Pc Is, 100, e. T. HAMILTON,
District Clerk,
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER. experienced. viii keep small
scts OF books; monthly rates. Lomh'd 1897.
COOK--YounE. Protestant. desires position.
city or suburbs best refers. 1902 ChrIIy.
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FINANCIAL
CREW LEvICK COMPANY
VI MORTGAGE SE SINKING FUND
u GOLD BONDS

"A At. q, hereby given that pursuant TO
fNodyloogyIng Fund provision of the above
D essss S,sa Sated August 1 :. 1912: proposnls
N asy e. received al the 9ttiSs .of The, The G4m
|sesl philadelphia. for the sale 70 the
Eas,ts. Es,s. for Sinking Fund Account on Febru;;
Pi,' 1922, OF 1922. 400 par value OF said
Rfs at a price not to exceed 1879 ana
IyeI ,rt any or all proposals In whole or In
|f,.sd proposals sta ting numbers OF
eeseo W. eootered and marked proposals. for
|nos ~ Crew Levick Company First
,@ssSs @ 8% Sinking Irund Gold Bonds"
E'MS be presented to the undersigned be
Il IL o'clock noon, Wednesday, December
IisSi.
AnrRc1AL TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
N HENRY c. GIBSON. Treasurer.
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A PRACTICAL SALESMAN IN
INTERIOR DECORATION
Is wanted for a prominent house: desira bic
position for n completely competent hiEh.
grade mum able to furnish with taste and
skim any room or any i, use; artistic ability
required, but ne must be a thoroughgolng
BUSINESS NAN TOO, TOO; wr.tG Us in conf
know and have dun2 in decoration and high-
grade homo furnishings What is y0ur
record Of successful selling IN these lines
g s22. Ledger Otlce.
BOYS knowing New York Stock EXCHANGE
abbreviations wanted for board room
Call; 70 :, S9tprday' Harvey A. Wills
BISDNZE CHASElt.' },luted; permanent poyi.
ton IN Chicago; ~ replying gVo age OK
Ncr,enCe and wages C%D' Ctcd. Chicago Art
iIronze Works. $40 Exchange ave, L. s. Y
thlCa.o
CANVASSERS-The Lost selling article on
convinced. PAL 5. Front st.
CARPENTER--I'o man. suburban boUsr-
work Main Line; hrHt class; cXpcrirnrcJ
man only rcd apn.y = N3G, Ledger GffIr,,
DENTAL MECHANIC--Expo man IN
place work, state experience and salary
desired, p $50, Ledger Office
Fur FLESHERS wanted Address NJ sI0
Ledger Onice. '''
GROCERS -Eypcriencrd fruit-basIet packer,
for the holidays Apply TO Mitchell, Flct-
cher Co., 5000 Germantown ave
9ALESNIAN--Wpntcd a young or ,niJII,-
aged man as slleHman for printing AMI
tylusctting machinery, In the State OF NIlrv-
land and District OF Columbia must under
stand the game thoToughIy and no a compf-
commission and travelling expenses; We are
looking for a high grade u.a one living in
Philadelphia or WashingtOn, d. c.. state
age and experience. M $40, LedEsF Office.
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EIGHTH NATinY,I 49, ISE

h, Philadelphia, DeTCmhnr IN ,oo,
\ al tho az Election for Directors vii h..
y 10, IOoDpN KING Housn, on Tuesday. Jan.
|Oek noon W., between the hours OF 10
CHARLES il, COOKE. Cashier,
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

BOONKEEPER and stenogrnphcr. expert
enced capable Of taking entire charge Of
office. desires permanent position after
January |. Sl3. Ledger 0ftGe.
GIRL. white. 10 assist with general house
work in suburbs: good home; no laundry.
Apply li5 y. 18th st.
NURSE--Wanted Il graduate nurse to man
age n small private hospital. small town;
hospital up to date and fully equipped.
treats all cases except contagious disease: in
answering state age. salary expected and
time that you could como. Address al COM
municatIons to Dr. G.. r. Lyon. HOLLYWOOD.
Indiana County Pa. -
OPERATOR. collar settlers, slecvemakcra and
frontmnkers on middle blouscs and chill
drens dresses: open shop; sanitary fnctorY;
cheerful surroundings Ost Brothers, O3l
Market St
SALESGIRLS wanted over 8 years OF age;
lrst-clasR references required Apply to
r. w Woolworth corner store. 1901 Market.
SECRETARY SyPENOGRAPHER; Gentle;
we'll educated, accurate, ambitious, re-
liable good appea rance and attractive per
sonality: must have initiative, knowledge Of
bookkeeping desired: not over 2S years; II YOU
can fiji every requirement furnish, explicitly
your qualifications in detail. state salary de-
sired and phone numher. l005, Ledger on
touscwork on the farm; will have milk
and butter TO attend TO later: will pay SI7
per month and board; could use man and
wife II tho man Is any account to work
Address s. NJ. Stovess. No. l Ravenscroft
road. Asheviile. n. 9.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

4 GOOD business man. with Woodworking
experience and small capital, to associate
with n like man in manufa cturinE goods
for a substantial concern, which guarantees
sufficient to make steady work with good
profit plant located in Virginia. NJ sos,
Ledger Office.
COAL, feed, lumber property and business.
we'll established. in Chester County, on
Penna system; 2-story warehouse, grain
bins boiler, engine, feed mill. private siding.
elevated coal chutes, lumber sheds, stable.
etc. asking $la 900; mako OFF,
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STHE sOUTHwESTERN NATIONAL

4 BANK. Phila.. Pa.
he Annual Meeting of the Stockholders NJ
Bank viii le held on Tuesday, jim. 10.
n. at II O'Clock NJ. Mt the Bnnking
6e. S. E. Cor. Broad and South streets.
EUGENE WALTER. Cashier.
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OLD gold, silver. platinum, plated ware. nj
style jewelTy, teeth plates huuEht Far . " W
Est 1917 J. /. Clark. rnnunr, SO7 San : a % 'nn .
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sIH,tdI Ma pISTRICT PS0nRII5CT sIX PER GENT BONDS
THE PENN MUTUAL LIRE
INSURANCE CONpANy

be Annma' a'"IS,phia' m, December II. 1921.
d Of ~ years will be held at tTc Tc'IS h,rIIoo 20
ding Ee ~, company in the Penn NrmtmaIi mnIilI
khlG' Pa" pam IN "Hd Walnut streets. p1htIat phIItsa!t
|T'en the bonr.M ON monday J9nuury 2. i0as,
"'U'" OF 10 a. NJ. and =, NJ,
SYDNEY A. SMITH.
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DELAWARE CHARTERS

arc best; Incorporates under liberal laws o,
DeawGre; low cost; nromnt;; Gfflc!"ni service.
ioG Aimar Rldg.. 1893 Chestnut. Wal. B24O,
S. n COR. 9TH AND ASHDALT STS.
(above bouleyard>-rwo-story modern store
property: bedrooms, h.-w heat, cleo. light:
or dry goods. etc: price $1,000. Apply on
premises or to John II. Kane, 3237 y. 10th
Togn 014G
storage; lots OF repair work terms. r 035,
L,dg"r OCnC".
DRUG SHOP. Broad st. at Pine
ROACH. 40 5. Erond ST.
CITY YARD; siding; sale; suit contractor or
metals. Inquire - = slO. I."lSnr Orlco.
MODESTO; beautiful shop on Broad ST. at
Pine. ROACH. 40 $. Broad.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-20
HEARING IN VAIL
ESTATE CONTINUED

The hearing before Judge Walter
W. Wesley in Probate Court Wednes-
day over the question Of rcopening
the commission in the estate of The
odore N. Vail to permit the lnterna-
tional Products COMPANY of Baltl-
more, Md, was not completed, but
vas continued to allow several items
Of documentary evidence to be OBJ
tanned in New York to be introduced.
If the estate is re-opened to allow
this claim to be presented, it will,
with three other additional claims al
ready flied in court on appeal from
he allowance of the commissioners,
make a total of about a third Of a
'"illion dollars outstanding against
the estate for settlement.
In the testimony before the pro-
hate court Wednesday Secretary A.
A. MarstcrS Of the American Bell
Telephone Companv testified that
with all requests and provisions of
the Vail will provided for. there was
Ttil' balance of nracticollv a million
collars to be distributed The attor-
7eys who We're here because Of tho
N""ring returned to New York We'd
nesday night.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-20
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Dr.. Il. II. Burke was in West
Burke Wednesday.
The auditors of this town begin
their work Thursday, Guy w. Hill,
Wilbur J. Falr and John F. Puffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Smith are
in Boston for a few days.
Mrs. ]. +. Hinch is recovering
from two weeks illness.
L. J. Rutter, OptometriSt, will b.
at the Avenue House Friday, the
21st adv
The ladies society of the South
church will meet for Red Cross Sew
ng in the church parlors Friday af-
telnoon at O'Clock. All members of
the SearchliGht Society and ladies Of
the church are urged to attend this
meeting and assist in this important
work
Mrs, Eva Bemis and John T.
Harlow, who were called here by the
death Of +. II. Harlow, returned to
their respective homes in Worcester
Thursday morning.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-20
CLUB HOUSE AND
LEAGUE NOTES

The Woman's Clubhouse Associa-
ton had a sewing meeting at the
Club house Wednesday afternoon to
work on patchwork to replenish the
clubhouse supply of quilts. Eight la
dies were present. Tea was served
by Mrs. C. T. Walter assisted by
eight members Of the Good Times
Club who were holding their regular
meeting at the same time.
Five of the typewrters now avail
lble at the club house have been put
into good repair These machines are
used on Tuesday evenings by the
typewriting classes, but club mem
hers not enrolled in classes may use
them at other times. Several girls
are coming afternoons to practice
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-20

fortune to falh on the ice while OF
her way to church last Sunday.
Mrs. Timothy Underwood enter
tanned the 80 Club most delightfully."-
at her home on Caledonia Stree,
Wednesday evening.
The many friends of Charles H
Woodbury. who suffered a shock the
first Of the week, will be glad to know
he is little more comfortable and is
regaining his strength.
The Kirk tenement house on Mt
Pleasant street sold last week to NJ
J. Reed has been resold to Wesley
and Emma Blodgett of Concord.
George C. Cowlng has been con-
fined to the house by illness.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-20
DESTRUCTION OF
CORK HOUSES STARTED

CORK, Jan 20-The first official
destruction for attack on crown fore
es in this city since martial law was
enforced, was carried out today. Two
houses in Washington street where
two members of the Royal Irish Con-
tabulary were attacked last Saturday,
we're destroyed by military forces.
The military forces declare that
crown forces were fired on Saturday
from six houses in Washington street
and that the two worst were selected
for destruction.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-20
st. Johnsbury Locals

Ms. Homer Carpenter Of Wind
sor is spending a few days in St
JohnsbuIy.
Mrs ]. P. McDermott of New York
City is visiting her sister, Mrs. Louis
Beauregard.
Mrs. Walter Kellogg had the mis-