The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-28
Circus Ends Chau-
tauqua at Newport

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Colonial DANES, Katherine Scs-
sions, Ruth Carter, Frances CLARK,
Lois Brigham, Enid Fee, Helen
Wells, Marion Smith, Nellie Stew
ems, Rena Collins, Florence Bow
en-, Lillian Elliot, Gertrude
Bernard, Maron Bernard, Esther
Baird, Iva Chaplin, Alice Young,
Lillian Domey, Lillian Parker,
Olice Wilkie, Harriet Miller, Doro-
thy Woodward, Christine True,
Dorothy Webb, airline Lyford;
Clowns, George Spencer, How
ard Gilmore, John Bowen, George
Boright, Gilbert Petite, Maurice
Petite; Japs, Frances Griggs, Wv
ian Peabody, Marion Lorimer,
Rotha Hall, Agnes Addison, Eve
Ign Kennison; Greek dancers, Ar
letta Brouillette, Josie Pomeroy,
Rena Brown, Evelyn Perkins, Shir-
ley Town, Evaline Bailey; Rabbits,
Richard Domey, George Lyford;
Cats, Donald Sheehe, Howard Dial
ey, Kenneth Hunt; Frogs, Nelson
Drown, Kendall Bishop, Leon Bak-
er; Lions, Orson Lawson, Albert
Farman; Tigers, Erwin Davis;
Payson Davis; Bears, Graydon
Burgess, Jack Townsend: CRATES,
Willard Farman, Merrill Miller;
Monkeys, Woodrow Sheehe, Junior
Prouty; Seals, Frederick Kinp,
Willard Cos; Kangaroos, Harold
Bailey, Theodore Lefebvre: Mule,
Gilbert Petite; Strong Man, How
ard Davis, Charlie Chaplins, Maur-
ice Petite, Henry Lapire, Gilbert
Petite, Gordon Sneehe, Homer Lee
febvre, Hugh Davis, William KEEL
ley, Alfred Lefebvrc; Trapeze,
Claire Cobuln, Eliva Farman, Mar
garet SWEET; Flower Dance, Vir-
GINA Brown, Ethel Watts, Elean-
or Young, Lena Gary, Eleanor
Dwinell, Dorienne Lee, Geneva
Hayes, Ethel Price, Nellie Burton,
Lena Griggs, Marguerite Norton.
Come to Caledonia Co. Fair
PRESS COMMENT
Quadre1nial Appraisal
There seems to have been some
thing in the nature of Il concerted
effort on the part of listers
throughout the state, particularly
in the larger communities, in per-
forming their duties in connection
with the quadrennial appraisal of
real estate, to increase the valua-
ton of this class of property, and
set it in the grand list at a figure
nearer than it has heretofore been
at its actual value, which is of
course what the law has always
called for, but which has never
been done.
1t is extremely doubtful if I'M
der our present system, there can
be a full realization of the desired
end of full and fair valuation OF
property for purposes of taxation
and an equalization Of the tax
bureau.
But sooner or later, the people
will worry along to better sys-
TEN, in line with other common
wealths. In the meantime, we must
probably be content with the peri
Cd attempts of local boards Of lis
tiers to comply with the law and
live up to their oath of office.
There will be the customary
hearing where persons aggrievcd
at the acts of the listers can ap-
peal their case. and every proper
ty owner should feel free to APP
pear and satisfy himself whether
the listers have followed a sound
and equitable system in establish
ing their valuations. -Enosburg
Standard.
The hand that used to rock the
cradle was last seen down on the
beaches. practising the new swim
ming strokes.
Another thing this country
needs is fewer petting parties and
more cuddling up to the desk in
the office.