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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-23

500 RENVARD-LOST-Pock-
etbook containing considerable
money and Elks' membership
card to r. L. Trogdon. $100 re-
ward and no questions asked.
Phone 875. N-3p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-23

international Peg Tooth Har-
ows,60-tooth, only $19. Rich
mond Welch Co. 93-3t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-23

Ladies' Waist sale at Elders
S4.98. IS 4
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-23
REDS Lose

Pittsburg, April 23-Pittsburg
defeated the Cincinnati team
Friday for the fifth time in sue
cession since the opening of the
season. The score was 6 to 1.
Zinn kept the visitors hits we'll
scattered, but he passed two men
in the eighth, which was follow
ed by an inheld hit, filling bases.
A wonderful play by Maranyille
then retired the side.
Score by innings R H Z
Cincinnati 900 O1O OO0- 10 l
Pittsburg O4O OO2 OO*- 6 10 5
Batteries-Luque and Wingo
Zinn and Schmidt
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-23
Weather For Kentucky

Fair and somewhat warmer;
Sunday increasing cloudiness and
warmer.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-23
"a 8 10 III I'll

Nicholas for Gray in 9th.
**FOx for Smith. in 9Th
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-23

DR.. Pryor, veterinarian, phone s52
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
real ESTATE FOR SALE
suburban for Sale AZ

suburban Tor Sale 81
HIGHLAND p.hRK---Attrdctive s-room
mrdc!n bungalow. iH guOI location ror
lutck sale. 3..5v. Terms. ow.,,r lcAy-
ing town. Chas L. Ruphr.nuad Sol.
Agent, 500 IL East Nam Street. Room
HIGHLAND pARK--MoS. attractive
a-r""n stti-tiy modern conner residence /:
large lot good noighborhood: garage.
c.r. Owner Leaving town. Terms see.
Chn,. 4. Ru"h,muHa. SU3 l-a East Main
street. tliisol !imiiding. Hoo;n a..
HIGHLAND PARK residence in good To-
cation. Larry pOsses'i"n. VIII consider
nutonoolic az hrsi payment and arrans.
balance or monthly ,nBis. Address q
lbs. care Thnrs-Dispatch.
SfktNGF.hE ~ COMING For sale.
suburban acT.ag. on monthly pay
in"n's. 5000 cash al $500 TO 5000
per ni"nta buys truck. iruit or rouitry
farm on ra!irrad AT station IN snlcndId
locality On X. r. ~ y. Railroad. size.
To % acres. ~ moro. Price. 5000
per acre and Gp according to location.
Terms. {" suit purchaser. O.; iescrIp-
,iv- Ilrcu.ac and our let pf farms ana
suhurbdn ipH.s. Prompt pCr,n SC
g.; onocc O. l"-ationS. Phone Randolph
80, American Realty Exchange t0i
f!mes DISPATCH huil!iax.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06

FLDHll.A !i-acre farm. !i--O1:n house
1850 Ais" Groom furnished aous. o n
% hcres; fruit. chickens. $500 Near
nI 1.i,sn Il, good town sp'ingtho'pe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
by IL. SELDOM TAYLOR & son
Rcal Estate Auctiourers
TR;JsTEEs. AI.,,Tio>. 90


C0I,NEp
OF rH liz fSE on 1AntAMs SrREET
N%n Isl AZ A. i GOD IN WEIT ;A
WATER MD one BY 80 'iHAiSp nf HOT
% ID Nx va SpRffH AS i sElAH
PNiTHENT STORE on EISr, To- hI FOR
n is
80 oS.ui''"
a ed of rnst
w" oGice Rchnond
the
/,
NJ.
s -.
ali mast duo rss
6e 2d 1870 Until paid: Of Inc
OF sale
5oth,e
fo'''S" VI shs
,,,s In, pmrSha VII also
i i s ssLp5S TTA IA SEoif ~
1 !. Tru.tua
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06

''RoGM iiOME-WIi sell ms new 7-rooJ,.
In S..iih' "rtached house. WITH heat. lie
near I;nuieTard: quick Possession pr,cc
our u li6. care Times Dispa,c ten
e-RoDM l!oME-N.!l sell dircc, from
nNh'r' tuck possession. my splendid H.
rooi'i modern houSe. with heat civ
Mht'r' large porches. garage: serva nts
aus sthhtr' chicken house; Young
h,aiihS orchard. large garden spo;c
;uSai location. aust outside city ON West,
nam noh car !ine. In beautiful nal
Erorc. 'noui !. acres OF ground This
mouse Was bul; Tor home, ia a bareain
nHu mas 20 ht seen I" hc appr.cia teJ
Iflc" .5"n.0o Terms to suit e los
care Times Dispatch. w.
S.bo" viii buy my H:w i-roOn brick house
WIN heat, on best avenue; Hi.hi.n,i
rark carly possession. ] III. care Times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
FARM AND TIMBER
FOR SALE.

285 acres, near Rich
mond, IL miles from
gravel road, 2l4 miles
from railroad; rs
acres in good cultiva-
toin; will cut 1,000,-
900 feet Of lum Der;
large quantity of
wood; old, but com
fort q b lie; we'll and
sprin G near house,
creeks running through
place, borders on small
river. This farm can
be Dough t wit or
without tim Der at a
good price. For further
information see J. A.
Connolly & Co., Sew
enth and Franklin SITS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06

'Al.i 81! l.. - li-druOu. aiming room
"tG hichcuettc. completely GBru.sh ri,
convenient 20 Gath. priyai. family. -
,pEF.e without ch.dreG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
Trustee
Auction Sale
OF suburban lot in the plan OF
"BROOKDALt."

OF suburban lot in the plan OF
"BROOKDALE"
In execution OF certain deed Of
trust. dated April 18th, 1917. and re-
corded IN the clerks office Of the
Richmond Chancery Court In Deed
Book ELLA, page i0+. default hav-
ing been made in the payment of the
debt thereby secured. and being di-
rected so 10 do by the beneficiary
hereunder. | will sell at public auc-
ton on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY :. 1921.
on the Premises at 1870 O'Clock p. NJ.
to the highest bidder. the following
described rea! estate. to wit:
That lot of land in the city or
Richmond. Virginia. on the northern
Iine OF Avondale Avenue. being lot
No. %. in block r. in the plan of
l;rookdalc. OF record III the clerk s
office OF the Circuit Court OF Henrico
County in Plat Book >, page I. AMI
bounded as follows. to wit: Begin
ming Oh the northern line of Avon
dale Avenue At a PORT distant there
Oh four hundred 5000 feet. east
wardiy from the eastern line OF New
port Street. thence. running east
wardly along and fronting on the
nue. forty tI0l feet. and extending
bnck northwardly from said front. h."
tween parallel lines. one hundrc
and thirty-two tl3?) feet to an alley
fourteen tlD feet wide.
TERMS: For cash as 10 so much OF
The proceeds as may be necessary to
defray the expenses of executing this
trust. including n trustees commits
sion OF o per centum on the gross
proceeds Of sale and all taxes and
ievies due and unpaid on said real
estate, and also Il ratahle proportiot,
OF the taxes and levies for the cat
endar year. and TO pay Two Slo.Ou
interest notes due. respectively. Oc-
tobcr 18th. 1917. and April lith. 1918,
ana a SiOo.6u principal note due April
ltth, 1919. and interest on the said
notes from their respective due dates
the residue. II any. payable in three
equal Instruments at t. IL and IS
months with interest until paid. OF
all cash At the option of tho pur-
chaser.
w. 5. ROBINSON.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
ROOMS AND BOARD
itoonls With Donrd

ROOM AND IiATI-wANTED. 1877
BUSINESS WOMAN. ROOM AND PR.
AArE nATH. WITH BREAKFAST AID
s.kES!Nb DISNEE IL cON!ESlcST
iiESI of REFERENCES. ADDRESS
Mrs. VI. J., CAKE j. u. Mostly y co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06

ienrico County. Osborne .'iks to rive
- acres. bungalow on river bluff.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
FARMS.
FARMS FOR SALE,

HHRrico County; about 500 aCrGS, six
neS east Of Richmond. Osborne Pike.
on James River. \ farm. with beautiful
home sites on river
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06

tI:OEIDA-it.oV0 acres good Florida land
$40 an acre. Il2y. other wonderful, in.
ySs;ments William l. Phillips. 2Ii l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06

fi iasl5 i5.s sol farm i!IoY@ nous.
Tnrni,.srs!'E; good town. spfingtho.pe.
Ft0EiDA-ie.ooo acres good Florida land.
Flarler ST.. Miami. Fla '' " l.
fLpniDA FARM-Buy Fiortaa George,
iYtn;Hi virginia prodnc,ivs farm lands.
a ' Cove max Foo r. nor n s
Wrjte j, M Jon@s. G.nerS Sip'f 6jev- himmI,
Assnt, SS;Soa:d A.. Line Room SOC,
FOR SALE. farm. live STOCK implements
s snI 'IsI n srsiS , saS s':gc'. Haif
ing As ncres. 90 ci.sr ' and shr in 'o sniS-
walton. balance In youaE pine and OAK
GS@F,hS@s" S-T md" lwt 'TGg 'GH Mo
room e tag. nce shade. pnrcn"a. hot
and driveway; water door. new corn
I'D; is5sS non!iry house and yard hog
!.y o.chaTd: son granite. red sioso.l,
and srasNes; high school ana. chi.,che.
In Gown. large stream through the farm:
wei! hne water. tank and. pump. with
rne driving mare. buggy and harness,
on. good cow and one helte. oue brood
SOW. tw"-h horse wagon ana double har,
double plOws. 2-srctloD harrow, double
Tor eta!n drill, inSwrr anG - iste, line
sprcsdrr. TWO s-Eal!on milk cans, s-pa-
rator. feed :" run the place TIL next
crop. Ever ;hinE IN GOOD orir- and
B!.ke. rarme!s' Friend. l.uulss. "a:
IF You want 10 dispose Of your farm. con-
suit /. T. Branch. Farm S-iler.
RIVER FARM. HOTEL AND STORE
Fine paying combination. % acres hncst
river bottom land IN highest state OF
Improvement. broad ana smooth; 80
building. large barn and other buildings.
Also large store: all within half nile III
G-w,. buildings painted and n good
condition. To settle an estate. S,otO.Go
labs this. The SEASONS bis buy. DoX
2,!. Richmond. Va.
IS ACRES on River Road. miles west OF
st.eSa oeo. 'f Z crs s@? S X Co. rr'ee'
as ACRES--Farm FOR sale. IS actes. good
..room house; good opibu!ldinEs; $50
grapes. bearing: so pear. - plum. -
crab apple. not bearing. half mile from
Meadow: Va. ipply Owner. Win Adains
70ACRE farm. 7.room house. near street
cars miles from city. bargain at
SIS 50o also 800 acres. half in cult:va-
t!on. balance timber: - miles from city:
5000 acres mountain .anG timber and
apple growing, 1880 pc. acre. Randolph
$50. American Realty Exchange. Times
DISPATCH building.
go ACRES, miles from RichmonI, on
good Rad, close to high school ana
church, i-room house good barn. Good
strong land well wa;ered by springs.
fine dairy proposition can 10. bought
cheap. Owner. J-i3s, care Times Dis
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06

,ENIKAl.-Ono nicely .urnshed room.
CENTRALLY located. Call Madison 5T.3-W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale s3

'ARM IL AIbe,na+Ie County. pirgInia
900 acres: 100 good timber. 100 Of gp
grounds On river; no overflow. vel
wat"Tcd. fine for stock: lG-roum house.
i-dcr. orchard. one servant house. Wei
at house; SPRING In all fields: ! miles
from station. on 9. - .: 10 from Char
.utt. syillc: yr!c". 220 PEE acre. Terms.
5000 cash. balance IN farm loan. Adj
dress Owner J. r. simpson. wood
H!Ag. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
Rooms Without Hoard q

Furnished room FOR rent:
N.tr1 i.!-.W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06

TnE t!l.i. CREST. sos Ea.i Grace Street
AiF!glh Irst-tiass board. electric !ishgs
hni not water. We spec!aH"e ia tuU..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
Wnntcti-i.cni Estate


F.iRAI-Wunted. to hear from owner OF
good farm Tor sale state cash price.
ap0ls. Minn.
FARM wANTED--From 10 TO 20 acres. MOI
over Is miles from city, convenient TO
railroad school. Fair improve
mcHts. G!.r deIa! description. II 1874.
care Times DISPATCH.
FARM WANrED-Aiust have good build
inss ana CpnNcGicut - city. Price, 5000
to $50 In exchange Tor Groom brick
house. Wi! pay ga All difference. RUIZ
lin Sloan. 3 North Eishth Street.
FOR ii..oi RESULTS SIS; your property
with US Garrett " Co.. ill2 Eaat Main
Street
For PROMPT attention. lisa YOU. house.,
Tor sale OF icr rent Win cnarics r.,
Euehrnund Room Allison Bul.Iing.
s0ais t.asl Nam.
FOR hESLi.tS .ist your farms and cIiy
properly with Pollard & Dassy. Ri,:u.
InoEd Va.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-21
ROAD WORKING YESTERDAY

Yesterday thr. gh the influence ana .dvertising of Judg> G.. R. Haynie and Toe Bailey, about fifty men responded q the call to work the roads between lere and Emmet Under the direction If Will Sampson, road overseer, Jno. \. Davis, Judge Franks, Joe Bailey, Judge Haynie and other Prescott clti- ,ens and farmers along the road put he road in good condition They re port not only good work done but an enjoyable time.
 Much credit is duo these men and Judge Fra nks for his hearty co opera ton in the work.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-21
WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES"
 IS AT LAST DISCOVERED

The much talked of play What hap pened to Jones" is over. It was thor oughly enjoyed by all who attended. It all happened in the we'll ordered home of good old Professor "Ebene- ger Goodley" who is all that his name implies. His beautiful daughter is be- trothed to Richard Heatherly, a regu- lar fell ow. Jones enters as a hymn book agent and sells playing cards on the side for living. He assumes the role of Bishop of Ballarat the profes- sors brother and here is where the fun begins. When the brother arrives complications are worse but it ends all right for all concerned and Jones gets out of his predicament
 It is reported that hundre ddollar house witnessed this play which proves that the people of Prescott enjoy some thing good.
 J. D. Starnes and wife of Bluff City are in the city today trading
Daily picayune., 1921-05-21
NZ;<z5E&6[2Illg{N{...S;55[IjQ+)fB|zylj V

tli the snow went away and the warm sun came out again.
 "I am going south today" he told Miss ROsebush, but you may be sure l will never forget your kindness, and I shall be back very early in the spring to repay it.
 Miss Rosebush had no idea how Robin could repay her, and she did not think she had done anything for which L should, so she hugged the wall closer and went to sleep for the winter.
 When she awoke in the spring she was very much surprised to find Robin already back from the south, around her roots with his bill in a very busy manner.
 You see. I am keeping my promise" he chfrped. II am quite sure l know why you have never grown as tall as you should; there are too many worms around this wall, but this year you will not be held back by them, promise you"
 Every morning and evening Robin came and worked to repay Miss Rose bush's kindness of the fall day when he was caught in the snowstorm, and when June came all the flowers In the garden looked with surprise upon Miss Rosebush's beauty, for she far outgrew them all.
 Up to the top of the stone wall she grew, and then above it, and her beautiful pink roses were so large that everybody passing that way stopped to admire them.
 "Now, what do you suppose hap penedr said a big red rosebush who had always been the pride of the garden. "No one ever noticed Miss Rosebush before this summer"
 No one could tell, but if they had asked Robin he could have told them that 1t was kind deeds that made her so beautiful, but though 1t is said that little birds tell great deal, Robin did not tell what he knew about Miss Rosebush. and so no one in the garden found out why she grew so tall and beautiful that summer.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-21
B. Y. F. U. PROGRAM

The following program will be given at the First Baptist church, Sunday May %, 1921.
 Subject: Doetrinal Meeting-"How can Know I am Gods Child?" Leader-Watson Huskey. Relief on the Lord Jesus Christ Miss Mae Duke.
 Love of Other Christians is another evidence that we are children of God Josh Moore.
 Still another evidence of the fact That we are children of God is our like ness to Jesus Christ-Ottis Coleman. The Holy Spirit helps us to know that we are children of God-Hiram Walters.
 Piano Solo-Mrs. Watson Husky. The promises of God-Lester Steed. The May 20 issue of the Arkansas White Ribboner is being mailed out from this office today.
  l.. l.. Mitchell and J. B. I've of Bod cav, are here today to be at the trial of Grandson Fields, colored.
  MT. and Mrs. w F. Foster are in the city and will visit tonight and tomor- row with MT. and Mrs. Geo. Christo- pher
 
 The w. c. T. U. has the heartiest thanks of nurses and patients for the beautiful floral offerings, together with the appropriate verses on cards at tached also for the fine linens for the W. c. T. U. room.
 Park Sanitarium.
  Instead of once a woke, the Picay une win come to you 6 times . week
Daily picayune., 1921-05-21
KINDNESS

kr TITLE MISS ROSEBUSH grew by FA the stone wall in the garden Swhere there were so many beautiful Blowers that grew so much taller than
 sshe that no one noticed her. Little Miss Rosebush was a pretty, 2dainty looking little bush with pink Eroses, and if she could not be tall and
 Beautiful she knew she must be very 1gweet.
 So she grew in her place in the gar Eden, sending out all the sweetness she could, and when the fall days came Iohe leaned against the stone wall and went to sleep.
 But one morning she was awakened by feeling something tugging at her,
Daily picayune., 1921-05-21

Ind who should she see but little 9ebin pulling off her dead leaves. "Oh, I am 70 sorry to disturb you,"
 hid Robin, but you see I have been
 Aught in . snowstorm. did not
 hink 1t would come so soon, and I |ave crept into the opening In this .all to keep warm."
 \ "Just help yourself to my leaves, :"
 hid Miss Rosebush. 'I wish l could Delp you to keep warm" Robin pulled off all the leaves that 1lmself into the crack in the wall un-
Daily picayune., 1921-05-21
Suicides Dance of
 Death Suns Guests

Kalamazoo. Mich. While the poison she had swallowed slow ly drove life from her body, Mrs. Neva Fraser, eighteen, a bride of few weeks, performed q veritable dance of death in the midst of party of guests.
 Excusing herself, she had gone to her room and taken a few grains of strychnine. She returned moment later, walked over to the phonograph and started playing Till We Meet Again" explaining 1t was the piece played at the dance at which she met her hus- band.
 Her friends were ignorant of the tragedy taking place when she began dancing, but before the last strains died away they saw her fall in crumpled heap. Death sealed her lips before she could explain her motive.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-21

T. B. Barham, son Calvin, and daugh- ter Miss Lena, of route 8, were here today trading, and while here Mr Bar ham renewed his subscription to the Picayune.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-21

2.OOO. GOO barrels. Texas leads all the states with more than seventy plants completed. Oklahoma Is second and Pennsylvania third.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-21

Country's Oil Reflneries. Today there are more than 400 oil Iefineries in the United States, with l aggregate daily capacity of nearly
Daily picayune., 1921-05-21

J. D. Starnes and wife of Bluff City are in the city today trading.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-22
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

When your shoes need repairing
remember the Shu-Fix where you
get first class work, the best ser
vice and the lowest prices. IA Rail
road ST., Amos Scott Building. AID.
v~ertisement.
Dir. E. w. Sharp is in Green's
boro Bend where he will deliver
a lecture this evening, subject,
"What | Saw in OHM Bulls Left
Handed Country
Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Walbridge
of Cabot who have been visiting
Mrs. Julia Hale of Cliff street re-
turned home Monday afternoon.
The public schools will reopen
Tuesday morning, Nov. 20. instead
of Monday as stated in the Gale
donian-Record of Monday. This IS
TO give the teachers who go to
their homes an opportunity to
remain over the week end. The
parochial schools open on Monday
as stated. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ingersoll
| gave a dinner party Monday even
inc in celebration of the birthday
of William Clark, father of Mrs.
Ingersoll. 1t was also the 18th
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark and the double event
was a most happy n attended by
a dozen friends.
Miss Margaret Farquharson of
South Ryegate who is GONZALES
cling from an operation for appen-
dicitis at the Fitch hospital, is at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. j. A.
Mcleod.
Roland E. Stevens of White
River Junction, a graduate Of st.
Johnsbury Academy in the class Of
1891 and a member Of the State
Board of Control. visited some of
his st. Johnsbury friends Monday.
All makes of Electric Washirr
Machines repaired at Brunette
Paint and Automobile Co., Inc,
Portland Street, near Steel bridge.
Advertisement.
Philo Lang of Lyndonville was
in st. Johnsbury the past week
buying Guernsey cattle for ship
ment to New Jersey. The Lyn-
donville dealer is filing an order
for IS carloads.
Mrs. L. V. Menut returned Mon
day to her home in Lyndon after
a few days in st. J%ohnsbury spent
with friends and relatives.
Miss Lorna Smith of Rutland is
passin the Thanksivin holiday with
her sister, Miss Heather Smith.
H. L. Porter has closed his home
in johnson and will spend the
winter with his DAUGHTER, Mrs. o.
C. Jones in ST. Johnsbury and with
his DAUGHTER in Barton and Black
stone, Mass. Mr.. Porter came to
st. Johnsbury Saturday.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-22
SUNDAY CONCERT
AT ELKS HOME
IS SUCCESSFUL
Varied Program of Sing
ing and Instrumental
Music Features

The St. Johnsbury Lodge. of
Elks gave the second OF a series
of Sunday night concerts at Elks
Home at $50. These concerts are
given at a late hour so as not to
conflict with the church services.
1t is the wish of the Lodge that
those who attend do not neglect
their church duties for amuse-
ment.
The popularity of the Innovation
is manifest by the attendance. The
program is as varied as possible
in eeping with the day. Lovers of
good singing and real music will
not be disappointed in attending
the next concert which will be an
nounced in these columns at a Ia
ter date.
After the entertainment, Mr..
and Mrs. El1ick, abb assisted hu
Mrs. Fred Sullivan, served
luncheon of club sandwiches, ice
cream and coffee.
The programme. as follows. Sc
lection, "F1irty-Flirts." Globe
Theatre Orchestra. A. E. Drouin,
Director. "Song Without Words
by Rebikoff. Vocal solo, Miss Lii
ian Richards. "The same Old Dear
Old Place. Enchore might of
Love-"
Orchestra selection, "Blushing
Coouette."
Vocal Solo, Mr.. Ralph e. Howes
"The Mill by The Sea-, Encore,
"The World is Waiting for the
Sunrise"
Orchestra Selection, "Lamento,'
BY GabrielMarie.
Vocal Solo, Mrs. James Cos
grove. "Smiling Through" Encore,
"The Want Of You"
Orchestra Selection, "Adora-
ton"
Flute Solo, Mr.. c. F. Simanton,
"Niphtingale Seranade." From
Faust BY Wilhelm Pom. Encore
"Offertoire," By Johannes Don
jon.
Trio Selection. "Seranade." By
A. E. Drouin. Violin Piano and
Cello.
Vocal Selection. Miss Bertha l..
Silsbv, dearest" Encore, "Where
The Lazy Mississippi Flows"
Orchestra Selection. "By Moon
BY Reginald Dekoven.
The cocert was in charge of the
entertainment committee consist
of Charles H. Lloyd, A. E.
Drouin, Harold c. Abbott.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-22

burning airplane rescue, the
fight in the sea and the winning
of the Trans Pacific air race are d
few of the intense thrills. The
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-22
bury district and the priests pre-

bury district and the priests pre-
sent participated freely in the get
together meeting.
Thirteen priests of the district
were present and all we're the
guests of Father Drouhin at din
ner at the parish house. Rev. John
w. Dwyer and Rev. C. L. Point
BRAND, Rev. j. Therrien of Island
Pond, Rev. j. A. Campeau of Wind
sor, Rev. p. E. Boivin of Hyde
Park, Rev. d. Carrier of Bakers
field, Rev. A. j. LeVear of Hard
wick, Rev. G. M. Hagan of East
Albany, Rev. A. Couture of North
Troy and Rev. r. J. Blais of Nor
ton Mills.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-22
of st. J. District
Confer at NOtre Dame

Bishop J. J. Rice of Burlington
who was scheduled to preside at
the clergymen's conference at
Notre Dame parish house, Friday,
was unable to be present and Rev
E. C. Drouhin was delegated to
conduct the meeting. 1t was cal
led for a general discussion of the
problems arising in the st. Johns