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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-31
'PH|LA. F. c. PLAYS
i. H|BS AT SOCCER
american League Team op-
noses National Leaders at
Pills Ball Park
ALLIED ELEvENS ARE BUSY

Tho feature game on todav's soccer
nr,m for the final DAY of 192l
,psas ,s torether the philadelphia. Field
mnb NILE unIefeated leaders in the Ameri-
e.u I League, and the Hibernians. VINO
snId first place in tle National
League, IL, al. .bo Gold with
.nviscI line and will introduce
noy fullbnck In Fred Cooper, of De-
s,n,t ar" Cooper recently played IN Can
" W. and was member OF the All.
%nadian NC team which played the Third
ls MonSger ne walder has also made
..tnr changes In the personnel OF the
yi ,aooi American Lcaguers. Campbell,
Toliier. Kerr and Bethune have been
s.nnbcd and Highfield. will be found In
uooi with Nelson being given the berth
AZ center forward. r.. ,,
Tho IIibernians have q fast combi-
nation of players, who have found lit
40 Jifirulty in winning all their games
" the National League. but as no con-
tests have been played in thnt orgahl- :
.otion for some time 1t is be licved that
the circuit has passed out OF existence.
Tho Industrial League viii stage TWO
,,mes. AS only four active teams are
now engaged in the competition. smell
isnburg has dropped soccer. and so has
Westinghouse. but the Esslngton team
,,,li retains its league franchise. -.
UT The various divisions in the Allied
r.aguo have n full schedule OF. games
hs i,.teS Kingscssing has withdrawn
from, from the first division. section 4,
and and this leaves Wolfenden Shore with
ant game. The other contests are
WV Al br;no togpthpr KcnSinC =
,OpV ton and Marshall L. Smith and Fair
H In the second division, Keywood
,rd Edge Moor play at Thirty first
and and Dickinson streets, and these clubs
sre staging q keen battle for second
Mace being runners-up to Glen Social
Another hard fought game Is expected
Shen Wissinoming and De Paul, two
~ tbo hest teams in the third division
NJ northeast section, play at the i. r. Il
| .rd Benner street.
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Today's Soccer Games;
Where They Are Played
CRICKET CLUB LEAGUE

CRICKET CLUE LEAGUE
First Division
rAi'a' Reds W. Germantown. at st Mar.
=, Moorestown VS.. Moron Maroons. a,
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
u ,s,s,, fielsh4r l,, at Electric storz9 Battery,
Art Loom at Hardwick & MaEec Broad
street and Allegheny avenue.
ALLIED LEAGUE
First DivisIon--sectton "a"
, hehslngtOn CongreRat tlonal at Marshall u,
smith. Fourth aud Wingohocl:lns streets.
streets
SECTION ~"
Quo uorGon rtn Fie;d Club at Ascension, ''D" and
Disston Saw at TaIrview. Camden. y. J.
SECOND DIVISION
,, paethrop at Glenn Social, Second and
Nor'h iP'hilodoIph!a a. nrltish War Vet.
Edgn Moor at Haywood, Thlrty-iirst and
Dickinson streets.
THIRD DIVISION
Northwest Sc ton
:, Corinthians ut FcltOnyille. ~ and Low.
Wanderers at FunGcld. Twonty-second and
Huntington streets.
East Falls AZ Clover Club.
HRvusa ~ Eden y. y ITaIncs and Nc
Callum streets.
Greon Ribbon ut Oney, Fifth and Ncdrc
streets.
NORTHEAST SECTION
Sunshine at Rosewood, Fifth and West.
moreland streets.
Fitlcr at Ronins. Tulip ard Icvlcl; streets
u DoPaul Gt WissinomInE. u. II. Il, a"J
+. o. ). e a. at Lighthouse. Front street
Rangers at Farren a. n. Front and Berk,
streets.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
First Division
NictriN az, Ansora = g." Fitty-eishts
rtIcet and Chester avenue,
Schuyikill RangerE at Bclnont. Fltttett
street aud Chester avenue.
Albion A. A. at Dun%ir% F!fty-olshth hnt
corshofocken a, wcIcor,o. Tnirty.,hlrt
and Tasker streets
SECOND DIVISION
Angora y. G. at Dunlirk Reserves. Fly
fourth a"d Bcrks strerts.,
Victoria v, {. A. Rainbow. Fifty. .cish;'
Stewart club At Alden, Nineteenth anC
'ISr T.&rchwood a, Allan A. N.. Adam. Pa.
FOURTH DIVISION
| Northwest section
IunHcld ~ Lighthouse Rovers. From
! street and Ere avenue.
Wcstmoreard at Cambria. Mascher an
! WeEtmorcland streets.
Roosevelt at Somg!sct' Second street AL
NORTHEAST SECTION
sca7lon at st. Vincent. .Torresdaic avenu
arg Alberta al Victor I. g., Collar an
tall" Italian Americans a. FrorNtOrd AihIonS
! FraUktord ard EriH avenu'r, , -
East End at $. s. T.. lIoimotead an
! Minor streets. r,t.I ..-.
and Erie avenue.
FXHIBlTIO% GAMES
1ryorrion. M philadelphia =, G., FG!i.l"s
h,H *. Fifteenth and liun:insion street
%o,,yIty At Cauld!ra VIZ veterans !
md T.oLa streets
PLAYGROUND LEAGUE
We,tnore'and a.. vs. We7tn'ore'ah0
trIFTh md Westmorrland sts. ,,..,..
''iS:r 'iS:mrrsIngton vs.. Bcrks, Front ana tt'fhs,
Cohockalnk A vs CohocF''hR IS 'eu'r "''
: Ann streets.
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CALIFORNIA IS FAVORlTE
Capacity Crowd Expected to Witness
Big International Grid Clash

Pasadena, Calf, Dec. 31.--With the
arrival Of the Washington and jefferson
football SQUAD here the stage is set for
the big game between the Presidents
and the University of California at
Tournament Park, Monday afternoon.
The Tournament of Roses officials
announced there would be q capacity
crowd. Tournament Park seats 5000
persons, and virtually every seat has
been sold.
The arrival Of the Presidents caused
their stock to soar. While California
10 strong favorite, bets on the proba =
bic score are scarce and 1t seems to be
the prevailing opinion that w. and J.
will prove tougher opponent than did
Ohio State a year ago.
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Pa F. Features TOdays
"The Hardest Ring
Battle of MY Career
300 Midshipmen Ans,eer
Call for Boxing Candidates

Annapolis. Md, Dec. 3l.--Threc
hundred midshipmcn have responded
to the call Of Coach Spike Webb for
candidates for the Naval Academy
boxing team. Among those who are
trying out for the squad are Barchet
and Conroy, of the football team.
Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
nology will be the Middies' first
opponents on January ~.
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Scraps about Scrappers

I. Jules Richie, Il Lancaster middlewelgh'.
ran ''es a match hero with Tommy LouEh-
ssni sni kichle has met Harry Greb and scy-
''e' other top-notchers
., Danny Grieyes has big following up
Pp,Ousn tHe state. especially at R-ading,
substitute, v" - q
Peek NIil,r. OF Mar oyunk. has nu, blr,.
Sn IN nt f,ttlo for -rracatos With any y''' OF
ns sns heavywetghts. lie has been worIxIn.,
W.T. WIN 1"cN johnson for ten weeks.
Ley Te9djc has bSsa 't ofered" n d" 'S,5 ma,S OF
sugser, O''"'S--De'ns
:. Victor Brours. a Pittsburgh IIVh,wo,a,,
about to Invade Philsdcipht"s ts"'"SIsnt; Sstty
SieafS Soat h 4 Ill.,. ,ryi1g to heck W VIC foS
hseSln, 10. and Sammy Gold. IIS' IIISS' un..yy h,,sy
yotE's dsti" fraternItgg gong Hf,.S TO 5oin >7sw
show Gussc aSrG asaSSt SothnHy r. LqG9n
Joe IiplitS at local oluts, '1 Drown and
,Muxhey Hutchinson. who IA - ,.-
S%piS here he second w%ok In 90T To at So n"
Ss hutch 6T4gr,4y "%I%y "sat Mo5o%ib Il M2% fSrs Sr
%.Md %%sSMd tho local Lad artvr the tnSios tHmT sNPoGta
IL "''nHi crown. ''N' hbHl
ms',s HnGl is matched for two bo,.s
YORK on on NrSIS"E rmssG ana IHtsS Johnson in New
trolnIn, m,dcaR Wilson, who In. reS%peo, pee
Iif,,n WIN Lynch, Is to take ""S oS eDSIm
''0"'''A'' Can Wednesday nisht.
was g1rhic Richards the Terrible onom ,,,,
Bobby hat BSErotI,o % call on u bout hero Win
nnt " unable to resume trGInIug "oIIiIIj,
month bmnfgannl'hg slowly md II NAV ho q
lhe 70 p'Ipre Charles Wclrmuller ,ri,I' L
10 send him 10 tho post. ''''' "''' u
mshSsntS WHltrrS.. Of Gray's Ferry. :, q
Benny 'KEGsll1ang Jim ,Hsfkett' joe ''ii Wurl"y "y
Tor, charleyyS ppAn keatinR Tommy Don,
N"' 'ke' and Joe Dommick.
pt tis ~, W. letters IN the sports department
pacittf 6NtNiNG PuBLIo LEnaEn fnr YTe'
Lefius AMI sis Tyrall, Jack Hanion' Johnn,
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JOIi$Ni DUNDEE myself in a grurl-
ing conrcst-and on one occasion the
toughest Of any Of my tusslcS. The
main reason for my hard battles with
Leonard has been because It always has
been my ambition to whip Bcnny-and
beat him decisively, II possible.
Our fcud started back in 1915. We
both were. just about breaking in as
leading lightweights in New York, and
1t was case of the better man being
the best Of the boxers our weight there.
Is there any wonder that 7 have lOngc
to show superior form over Leonard,
especially since he won the champion
ship?
Along about 1916 critics throughout
the country were predicting that Fred
Welsh, then champion. was about
through and they figured the Welshmar
would lose his title in a short time.
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Ex.Grid Stars to Clash

Mr. Tprt YGrthi N%StacH Tex. M D%& star nq VAN o.v Ma
tam ~ Fort worth nu stars, ri'&e4 10y
AstvuaN Douglass, Clnc!nnIti catcher and
former 7 =. Il. football star, hero next
friday AFTERNOON January q, 4 was an
nouncrd today following a conference between
MCMill!n and DOUGLASS, MCM!.' ms team
win DO made up principally Of Centre Cot.
iege cX-stars ana stars, while Douglass
VersiIy stars.
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MAY REVIVE TRl-STATE
TweIve Club Baseball Circuit Is
discussed by Promoters

Reading. Pa. Dec. 3l.-Plans tor
revival OF the old Tri State Baseball
League we're discussed here by J. \.
Blough. of Johnstown, and W. G..
Love, Of Straddonvillc.
II is planned to have the twelve club
circuit as nearly as possible like the
original Tri- State. with teams in Will
minyton, Allentown. Williamsport,
Johnstown. Altoona. Wilkes Barre,
Scranton, Lancaster and York.
The promoters say they have already
lined up Wilmington, Wilkes Barre,
Scranton, Johnstown and Altoona, and
stoDpcd over here to see IL there was
any foundation to the rumors ahoat
that the Reading International League
franchise was to be sold 70 Providence.
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PASADENA DRILLS SECRET
Nv. G. ]. and California Practice
Behind Closed Gates

Pasadena, CaIII., Doc. oI,-FInAT
workouts were scheduled for today for
the football machines OF Washington
md Jefferson College and the University
Of California, which win clash here
Monday in the annual East versus West
gridiron classic.
The utmost secrecy surrounded plans
fnr the laat minute practice. Neither
,'nach Earle Nealc, Of the Presidents,
nor Andy Smith, Of the Bears, would di-
yulge where today's workout would take
place. Both coaches asserted all their
men were in good condition.
Tomorrow, II Is reported, neither
team win indulge IN any physical ex-
erclse other than q long walks
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dear sister. EMiLIE Z. SXUTER' who disI
Dec. 81. 1919. ALBERT c. sAUTER
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weights and now
lightwcights. All
told | have par
ticipatcd in more
than 200 bouts.
Benny Leonard
and ] have been
formally introduced
from opposite cor
ners on eight diff
fcrent occasions,
for q total of sixty
six rounds. II was
o gainst Bcnny that
I nlyuyG foIInl
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East End Trips Morris Guards

The, East End five OF Camden Travelled
70 Atlantic City last evening and dcfcutrd
ended Is 70 il In favor OF the Camdenitcs.
Y marked the second sensational win for
me Jerseymen this week. They Travelled 70
aeulnas' hall last Tuesday and defeated the
ooNntowners GI.2G
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-31

We clashcd in the ring at Madison
Square Garden. The place was jammcd
TO the doors. At that time Leonard was
boxing and punching better than any
time during his very successful career
and how | longed for decisive victory
So anxious was ! to get over knock
out punch that took all sorts OF chances
to connect and because Of my eager
,ness-much to my sOrrow-Lconard was
able to get over n Touchdown punch.
Benny dropped me in one Of the early
rounds. but | was mp after breE
count. From then on I tore into Leonard
with all my might have never fought
so hard in all my life. We battled all
over the ring. I was the aggrcssor al
most throughout have had Il lot Of
fans friends and just ordinary boxing
bugs, tell me that was the greatest
bart" they over saw mo in.
| kept plugging along every second
Of the way. hut the clever Leonard
was not to be trapped. He was shoot =
ing Over an occasional wallOp that shook
me up every once in a whiic--but | was
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Leonard In Superb Shape

Milwaukee.Wis Dec. 3l.---The superb con,
dtion OF Lightweight Champion Benny Leon
ard for his tcn-roInd contest next Monday
Afternoon with Pinkey Mitchell was the talk
Oh boxing fans here today. The champiO'
went six rounds yesterday afternoon, tive
each with Johnny Bun. the bantam king
Bob Mlller and Eddie Metric.
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Second of Eight Matches
With Leonard Resulted
in Dundee's Tough
est Tilt
EACH VAS DROPPED
BY JOHNNY DUNDEE

GEE. but it's tough TO pick the hard
~ est of the lot of hard bouts I have
engaged in since taking up the manly
hit-and get away art eleven Years ago.
Starting as n bantam in 1911, ! have
gone into ring battles against feather
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Cuban FootbalIers Plav Today

Havana, Cuba. Dec. 8I.-Tho footboIl
eseVens OF the University of Mississippi aud
me Cuba Athletic Clab were to meet today
x Amsndares Park. Tho Cuban team las
Seen carefully coached and trained. but has
ns nsa httle experience against Arsl-class eley-
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in there bent on knockout. ] did not
succeed.
In the tenth round did got over. a
right cross flush on Bcnny's jaw. lie
went down. But, after n short count
Leonard was up again, stabbing away
with II left jab while / continually, with
all the strength thatI had, kept going
to him. Then the bell sounded-the
final tinglc of the gong, ending the
match.
If nothing else. proved in that bout
that Leonard never had anything on me.
4 majority OF the New York papers
gave me the decision. it being in the
my mind. proves that | beat Leonard
when h. was Mt his hest. lie used every.
thing he ever knew in that battle,
punching better and being faster than
eyer.
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IN JuHe that gear Leonard and
met for the second time-dnd.
1CiM bout against welsh in mind
] fOund mVsCU IN the hWdcSt bout
OF my career.
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IN NIENIORINM

SAUTER.-ln loving remembrance ~ m,
dear sister. EMILE T.. SACTER. who diel
bee. 81, 1919. ALBERT G. SAETFR
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But / w1S nl~Gys there to srdp
punches with him, rhich 10 the
reason WOn tho popular rCrdiCi.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-31

Pete Herman will tell OF his hardest ring
battle in next Tuesdays issue OF the Eve
ming Public Ledger
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Peek MlI,r, OF Murayunk Las mn, ,,,,-
Snn n IT fnttlo for rracases With nnT ot
ms aus heaNywetghts. lie has been worxlns
'U' with J"ck Johnsou Tor ten weeks. '''"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-31

I'm Droney, who IL hot On tho trau NJ,
wI,S Wy IIendler, has been offered a motcb
Sinnn in Eate Sesal in Boston Segal hoyeg
slugger. '''oS-Delns
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Il victor Nho, BrouTe. a Pittsburgh lightweight,
r;o,b,..u bSDTu 10 invade Phlladelphia Mstty
pqnt In this city. Matty aiso hs, tIF R,,,,
taseoin, 10 and Sammy Gold, IIS ,inHnDE- nIDE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-31

1. Jules Richie, Il Lancaster middlewelgh.
~ hIer a match hero with Tommy Laugh.
isn kich!e has NIT Harry 8reb and r,y-
teI other top-notchers
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pnhny Grieyes has big following mn
p, pp,0uSn tHe state especially at Rrading.
pstro He made 2 great showing against
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Sn. iranChctu Is going TO toin >-,,.
mS,cS.a Ni,iS S fraternity after Two two ,nors
snoW no rGpssie against Harry KID RAM 70
'oe Tlplitz at local clubs "'""h ana
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-31

o,mkhey Hutchinson, who Is IN hor . a,
G"mpia here the second wEnk Ir' 10y az the
.ut rRUrt.dS6Yi rSGt dSi'y n5t E5t"s9em99s y Nav YdESk
nutch hoXing In great shngga M"ntIeih has
wsshta SnG local Lad after the junior SAIPIf{l IIgbt
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pss,s hI lIH Wa,Foxm Is mS,ch;d @ for two bouts. IT,,
lively Oh Tuesday and ThurHdaT' ~ rt.T New
IrsiSinE WltE lSEGaf hyr"n MnSGn who, has SST1 been
'" AZ Montreal, Can, Wcdnessdo%Yn %n pI.b,y 2I9Lly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-31

BcSb,,t toTGtd 70 cali on Il bout RHro ,,ItS WnS
q silll nErrsIt mTs because Of an njursdY hSnJ hWJ
mitt is ,naaGte mnSGte Ia, resume traIniug. jiis
able 10 Us,gIe sanLe Charles Wolrmullcr vllI' h.,
- W hsha MN % Ihn nnEt WV W
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-22
Bradford

Miss Ruby Carlton, who is teach
ing in Lincoln, N. H., is at home
on account of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor Corliss of
Manchester, Conn, who have been
spending two weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Corliss,
returned home Friday.
John Danforth Of New York
was called home recently by the
illness of his mother, Mrs. T. H.
Danforth.
Harvey Thomas returned home
Saturday having finished his
course at Bay Path Institute,
Springfield, Mass.
Wesley Taylor and friend of
Wilbraham, Mass, are spending
the Thanksgiving recess with his
mother, Mrs. J. M. Taylor.
Harry Worthley of Thetford
spent the week end with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Worth
ley.
Mrs. Abbie Abbie H. Carroll of
Rochester, N. H., is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. L. w Doe
Mrs. M. A. Gates underwent an
operation at Hanover hospital
Monday, November 18th, and is
gaining slowly. /,
B. A. basket ball team defeated
the Peacham team at the Armory
Friday night by score of Al to 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Louanis
of Bellows Falls are spending a
week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Louanis. N
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West Burke

Maurice Porter of Hillsboro N.
H., visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Porter. the past week.
Mrs. Kidder of Derby was the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Kendrick
last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Dale S. Atwood
and little son Norman, and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Townsend of st. Johns
bury, were week end guests at L.
G. Roundy's.
Paul Ford is spending two weeks
at home.
Evening Star Chapter of the o.
E. S. had a visit from their Dis
trict Deputies Wednesday even
ing. A fine six o'clock supper was
served, and very pleasant even
ing was enjoyed. Sixteen guests
from out-of-town were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Colby
spent Sunday with relatives at
Derby Line.
w. r. Thurber and family spent
Sunday at their home in Coventry.
Rev. Walter Gould will ex-
change with Rev. Ernest w. Stur-
tevant, of Lyndon, next Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Ruth Griffin of Barton was
a visitor at HI. S. Chappell's Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Uttin
spent several days in Glover, dur
no the past week.
Mrs. May Coe visiting relatives
in Morrisville this week.
The D. of r. had an official
visit from the State President,
Mrs. Adele Wallace, of Waites-
field, Tuesday evening of last
week. A program was given, dur
ing the evening, and light refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hodgden
have moved to East Lyndon. They
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st. Johnsbury Center

Miss Velma Hall Of st. Johns
bury spent the week end at Mrs
Ernest MorrilPs, the guest Of Miss
Laila Hawkins.
Ethel Gray, who teaches al
Berkshire Center is spending hel
Thanksgiving vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Gray
Mrs. Raymond Whitney has
been confined to the house the
past week on account of illness.
A. E. Ruggles commenced work
Monday at Gray's meat market at
Lyndonville.
Miss Jennie Trefren, who has
been st the home of Miss Nettie
Aver for several weeks has gone
to the home of her aunt, Mrs. Sa-
rah Trefren, in Lyndon.
The community Christmas tree
and exercises will be in charge OF
the Universalist Society," this year
and they ask hearty cooperation
The general committee is, Mrs.
Helen Blodgett, Mrs Bertha
Champany, and Miss Mabel Drew,
and the program will be in
charge of Miss Mabel Gray, Miss
Beulah Brewer and Miss Lura
Farnham. The Congregational SO,
ciety has kindly offered the use OF
the church for the occasion.
Felix Lanthier has sold his
home on the Lyndonville road to
John Sherry of Brooklyn, N. "
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lanthier move
to St. Johnsbury this week. Mr.
and Mrs. Sherry and family are
staying for the present with mel
mother. Mrs, Bennett at Z. H.
Amidon's.