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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
s. 2lpriI 1922.
pier3.

ta=rHEtE#-s~rrN< - @VEEFFg NarsAEt1N@t
SIM &reisgeridt bon Morriiou
County, oas an, 5ebnten Mpril IN Sit
tie Sans eroffnet miro, geb6rt Soiepb
Otrentha bon bier Ben 8robgeid'po-
renen an.
2esten Gomltas bat Samilie @eorg
8einmaun ibr Seim bon bier nod
Nlbanp oerleet, no Serr 8einman1
has Sotd bes Mnton Din fanflid in
ieinen 8elis gebradt bat.
Sra,1 Anton Sanit nnb Sodter
Mioop eritatteten Der ebr1p. Sdtpelter
@ornetio, .. e. s., melde int ct. &a-
pboels Sospital 5u 81. @lonb als Ba-
tientin Undergraduate III, einer 8eiuh.
9btI. Sbielen unter5og iid int ct.
&apbaels Sospital 5u ct. glouo Ell
ner Mugenr0 Operation uno bot ii6 nod
smei @oden tangent Aufentbalte BET
ieinen bier pobnenoen gltern 5ur 8ie
beroufnabme 1einer Stuoien nod ct.
SSsobns College 5uriidbeaeben.
Sad etli9e Gage langem 8elube
bel bier ~mobnbaite1 8er1nanbten lit
SRI. gbriitina @ebner nod ibrem
Seim in Mnor auriidgerent.
Matbias 8ollter bat iib nod So
gers, Minn., beeebeu, po er bauern=
Sc arbeit eefunben bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
Ridnnono.

gltelo Blades uno Gap Wen1rel
,poren zines Cages letter 8o6e II
ct. Glouo u11o brad)ten Der e~ritere1
@ater Sacob 8ades, melder I'M oorti
gen st. Hapbaels 9ospital mebrer'
Morate in dr5tlid)er 8ebanol11ng mar
in beoer,tenb belierem 3ultanbe mad
9a1ie 5urud.
Mftipndre Der bieiigen 6armers
Miible uno lolde, Die Elm Snterelle ar
Dem @ieoerauihu Der obgebrannter
Miible baben, 1peroen an1 Sam1tag
oen s. Mpril, in ser bieligen @iaage:
Sale cine Gerlanlmlung abbalten uni
Ben 8ou zines f%euerfelten @ebdu6es
befpreden.
6reo. g. @urit nn6 Mi9. 8iege!
baben in benz neben Ser Mmericar
Stoatsbmf eelegenen @ebauoe cir
@eiddft in Mebl unb &iebfutter er=
offnet.
Srau Maria 8utala bat ltb an
9ienitag LETTER ISOLDE nod Siiieton,
g. O., begeben, no jie ii6 mebrere
8pden BEL @ertponoten oufbalten
tpiro.
SIN bieiigen Sospital tpuroe 6rau
Mutbias Mebr NIT @rfolg operiert.
Jrar3 @treis bon Minneapolis er-
~itattete bier einer mebrbagiget oerz
tpanbt1daftliden 8eiu4.
Srau Sobn Elantenberg, mel6e
borIesten Samltae e~rfranfte, madd
auf Dem Bege Der @ene1ung aufrie.
oen1telenoen Gortiarit.
SRI. Clara 8eber bonn ct. &apbaels
Sospital in 81. glo1,o tpobnte benz
bier 9onneritas o~bgebaltenen 8egrab:
ni11e ibres 8rubers Bel.
Mnton Bodes bon gosbD, sc. g..
no er int elmer 8anf 8ef9aftigune
bot, perbrodte bier einiee Gage Bel
Berepanotert.
SRI. Stella 8rotpr, tpelde int bteit,
gen 9ospttal bic Ste1e ber 8ranfen=
pflegerin beflei6ete, bat bieielbe a1f.
gegeben 1,nb lit nod Salt Safe gitp
5uriifgefebrt, mo ite fih am /. SUM
NIT einem prominenten 8urger iener
Stabt nerebeliden miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
5auf Rapios.

81, Ser IeBten Sreitagabenb abge'
baltenen @%eriammlung Der Snrf &a.
pi6s MutomobiI Miiociation tp1roe Die
|@aN ser 8ea1nten nit folgen6em gr=
|aebnis porgenomnten: Clarence Mil.
Ter, @rdiibent;; sc. S. G5iof, @iceprra-
|lioert; rs. S. Depep, 5efretar; 8. S.
Bappenfus, &orl 9ein5el, IT,, Soiepb
$. Coates, Mia &alro, S. 6. Nepan,
is. 50. 8arren, 5. 6. 56lougb bon
.Souf Mopibs unb 9. 3. 8urrodps
uno Salills Stab, Direftoren. SIN
tletten SATIRE adb4te bie M%iiociation,
Die ii9 in gltem 6inan55ultanoe be.
5finoet, 100 Mitglieoer. Die @intritts.
Saebubren ml1rben BON So auf So er-
bolt.
@on einem langidbrigen 2eiben ii
S. @dnper, Elm r-&elibent Die
ier Ortidoft, am Sreitagmorgen IN
Mopleton, sc. ., bnrb ben 500 be-
freit mor6en. gr perbra6te nit ieiner
6ruu 6ie @intermonate bel ieiner IN
Mapleton tpobnen0en So6ter Srar
g. Mc@it,on nn6 er erreidte oQs 4l=
ter bon SO Sabren, bon benen er fanf=
nno6reiBig bier un6 in ct. Glouo ber=
bra9te. @amltag fano oie 8eeroignne
in Mapleton ltaH. &
SIM boben Sitter bon SO Sabren
lit nod n4r f1r5er &ronfbeit Srau
,&orl @riiger BON bier lebten 9onner=
itog aus Dem 2eben geldie0en. sic
NOR 80 Sabre bier mobnbaft nno bin
terlaBt ibrem Gotten iedS &inoer:
.Sran Ebemas BON @tten, Wilbelm
nno Gilbert @riiger 1no Grnu Mlois
2emfe bon bier, Srau Gmilie 9eofre=
oa bon @oen Gauep un0 Srm1 81itap
@atb bon Minben.. Wontug funb Die
8eeroigl1ng bon Der oeutf6zlntberi=
1den Stride aus auf 6em Gduf Na=
pios 8rie6bofe 1taH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
st. Roid.

Die 8eamten nn6 Direftoren Der
ne,1en ct. @oio Creamery Aiiociation
Sic binnen &rr3em bie Nrbeit an Der
re,1en 8utterfabrif perben in Mngrif
nebmen lulien, itnb: 6ran5 2ange,
Brdiioent; Seinri9 2ange, Bieeprd-
lioeut; @ottbarb &oidiol, Sefretar;
Ben. Ditenoorf, Sdatmeiiter; S6et11-
rid Boblmann, Sran5 Serbes 11no.
Mnton Mobr, Direftorea.
Seinri9 Stobel, Delber friiber It'd
bier ser 2anotpirtihdft pibtnete n11o
udbren6 zines Sermins nniern 81
thrift in Der 9egisIatlr b, eArrttrrot, Dor 4
atpei Sabren nber iein Seim nod Bel
le Riper berIegte, eriitatfete bier ei lrue118
pertpan1oti. nnb freiln0idaftlide1 Bes
}1ldj. ].
@roBn,utter OTHERS befinbet iid al,f
Ser @ranfenlifte. Soffentlih far.1t f1e.
fid Ser D~terfreuoen in gutter ge111tlo-
beit erfre1er.
ssob, saIofer uuo 6ro11 eritattete1
III DfreD eii11tlenl mlleebrtaagige,t5 bertnp s11at
idaftlihen Beiud.
TomiIie 6ubert &orte Don ct.
glo1,o BELT fid bier Re iber Glter1t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
Rocfptue.

Gb. Eonfen bon bier, tpelder in
let. @apbaels Sospital 5aH st. CLOUD
|megen MISUNDERSTANDING operieri
|mnrbe. befinbet iid nod INNER II ie.
ner Seilanltalt in dir5tlider 8ebano.
lung; iein 8efinben labt uber oaranl
fdlieben, baB er has Siterfe1t i'm So.
milienfreile miro feiern fonnen.
Sn elmer porletten Counting abse.
baltenen @%eriumml,lng Der al oieiet
@emeinoe geb6irigen Mdntter mnroeu
&ldne fir cine groBartige Seier bes
alorreid)en 8ierten beiprohen. alos
&otb1tein, S. S. 5tab unb Mnoreas
@eigmann tpurber nit benz bodDp:
8farrer @ilb. @11mper uls &ornitee
ernannt, Inn Die Geier 5l beanfltd)tt=
aen, uno Diefes &ontitee miro es lid
sar Mnfgabe MAIDEN, au ibrer nlto Der
@emeinbe Gbre cine 8ierte Snlts6e1er
al oeranitalten, pie tie bis oab1n IN
&odpine ME begangen puroe.
ssolepb unb Mlois &auib perabldie-
oeteu ii6 lette ISOLDE fir @bgeleD, gt.
8, no iie mebrere Monate 81 rerblet=
BEN ge0enfen.
gouar6 Saufen unter5og 1t6 nor=
letter Samltag I'M ct. &apbaels sos
pttal al ct. gloub elmer 8linooarm=
operation, oeren Solsen an ben be1ten
@offnungen beredtigen.
&eter Saufen, @attin nno So@ter
@li1ubetb er1tatteten ibrem Sobne u11o
gruber in ct: &npbaels Sospital gu
ct. @Iouo einen 8eIu6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06

8eter Sid fat ifih nod 81. glouo
begeben no er mdbrero SET CONNER
monate arbeiten miro.
Soiepb Sd0rbor1L tpelder IN Sen.
ieI, 81. g, cine b0bere gdule beiud-
tie, lit 5u ieinen IN Spring sin pob=
nenom @ltern 5uriidgefebrt.
Brau 8eno 0hl pelde bonn Sabre
1862 Big gum Sabre 1906 bier dig
cine Ser friibeiten Bionierinnen ibr
&eim batte, Dafn ibr Seim IN Meel.
role madte, no ibr Ser @atte Dor
neu1 sSabren III Die grpigfeit bornn-
ging l1r1 nod befien 500 elm ar1ge>
nebmes' 9boab bei ibrem in @etbD,
Mont., %1pobnenben Sobne Matbias
3D. fanb, 1T bafelbit Somitag Dor adt
3nger I'M AIter bon SO Sabren zines
|ieligen Gobes geitorben. Die 8eer0i-
gl,rg fanb porleeten Mittpob in
|gone ErniI, 90. o., Itatt. Sbren Sob
betrauert ibr bier 81 Sabre otter Brit
Ser Soiepb 5pdtb un6 nebit tieiem
binterldBt fie feds &in0er, unter bic
len Grm1 Hal1l Binter bon bier nno
3ero Sd bon Safe George.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
Spring Bill.

S. S. &m1b urb @einri9 Atbmann,
bic iungit fir Die Nemter Beg Sdnb=
.meilters unb .5efretdrs Ser @em6inoe
,ermdblt tpltr6en, traten lebte ISOLDE
lbr biesbe5igli6es Mmt an.
Die Mftiondre Der Spring SIN
Creamery Company baben Sen 8au
zines r1el1en 8obnbauies fir Sen 8l1t=
termader i'm Blnne, bas I'M 2aufe Der
biesidbrigert 8auiailon erribtet mer=
ben ion.
SS11 unierer Nabbaribaff into mie.
berum einige Bodenfaue aufgetreten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
st. NidoIas.

Sbid,on Die @ege inn Monat M5ar5
lebr idIedt tparen, mar Der 8eild)
in l1nierer Dorfidu1le febr 5nfrieoen<
]teneno. Mit elmer Sduler5ahI bon
80. toren 6,1rddhniHli6 tag1i6, g
@inber nntpeierb. golgenoe @hn1er
maren ieben Sag regelmabig in Der
|S9ule: g6nrrm urb 2orrairpe Gn-
oerle, 2eanoer 1no gornl1n1 Gnber;
|2i6pino, @enofebd n1t6 Miidor5 &or<
te, Mnton n,ro SEQ Neu; 9beooor
&omateroi1g.
2ekte ISOLDE bielten Die Sda1l, nno
@irdenpor1teber i'm 8farrbal,s cine
BerImmIun1g ob, nobel 9ebrer ur,D
.Orgoniit Sofepb &orte m1f' Elm peitee
res ssSnbr gebo11ngen 'tp11rbe. Ser Sd11l-
fortraH ln,ltet u1f 1925 per Mforat
fit 1e11r Monate, mdbrenb Die @ez
meiu1e 500 per Motnt fit 9rgari=
,iten6ienit be3ablt.
SRI. Clio gnoerle, tpel~ in Der
@ntb & STILES &m6elsidule 81 ct.
.glo,tb feds Monote lang 1tubierte, lit
am 6am1tog beimgefommen; fie miro
ndd1ten 8inter Die 5tubien pieoer
o11fnebmen.
Cine godter ser 6amilie Sror5
@olf tpur6e I'M 81. &apbaelS Sospi=
tai gu ct. G1o11o lebten 9amitag ope~
riert, ur6 iie ion ii6 Sen nn1lta1t0en
gemGB mobl befinoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
1It st. NifoIdus.

Son einem abftt Gage langen BE
indie in ct. Glouo 1T Setter Sdtpart
4pieoer oabeim etngetroffen.
Ser pieraigitiinoigen Anoaht me
gerr fdut Der l1nterribt III Der q
itriftid}ule $50. II Donneritag biele1
ISOLDE. aus. /.
8. S. M6rian tpar Sonntagsgdl
Der Gamilien gsi@. @eiter uro Grpel:
bling.
unlere Sabafaudter bra6tet Dor:
letten Dienitoe ibren Sabaf nod
Mtdmon6, bon no er gum Wetterper:
ian6 gelnngte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
Brobmutter 9aroD lit in1l1per nod

duff 6ie Rra1tfenitube a~ngespieien.
Biele Sarner BON bier nabmen an
Ser Montag LETTER Mode III golo
.@pring abgebaItenen @erfamml,.ng
tell, III melder Der 9au elmer
Mablmiible in golb 5pring lebbaft
beIpro9en tpllrbe.
Mib. &ommerbing ir. nro Gattin
.beludter, lette ISOLDE Die gltern ber
Mutter Sommerbing, g.. S. Setter
tl1n6 Sral1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06

Mi9. @ngperlin il. bat ftp 5ur
IsGirel1oe einer Mngeborigen bon iieinen
'llmipobIiein pieber gan5Iliih erbolt.
Mifer & @erarbs berianoten Dien-
.itag perfloiiener 8ode cine gilen-
biabnlpagenIao1ng gieb nod Saosst.
Saul; lire Mngabe nod iinb Die 8ieb.
preiie oltgenbliflib atnebmbare.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06

Sic bIeiibs8arone meroen mobl
|ibre Mbiidt anfgeben mii1fen. Heben~
|geiddfte, SnnbeI nit @aring, Shllb-
leber, Sdanierfas etc. 5u betreiben.
2aGonette bat BEN @roB=
|idIddter,1 einen Strih burd bie Red-
nl1rtg gemadt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06

4nn1 fonitigen 9ertDanoten einige "a
fge beinhgtpeiie al1f.
Sn Der Gamilie Ben. 80fernlarln
fa1b em ber5iges Mad6ben tpiqfom-
meme MufnabnHe, ipo5u uniern @Iiif-
nunib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
der laornStertl

I---T-T5- TgT-T7 7ET#% E.a
tbiog @asparo BON Galllltb, @ uni
:, S.f@aspaIp po' ns ~. = S'unp' olal'
9eorg S1ep ll pon !. 1T 81 A.al. un Y, = =
:. gosparo pOh u.~'1'ltuppl1s 10y.
fnag fa1o o1e pee ' 9 e'1l ~
POM Doo5'p: RerrM |, Aldl !, ln 81 oet ST.
puuls st.lu LUZ syu 49, o ILL IN. y, 81 : i
81, mo,sto,hpnp r,hen Il Nriphen,
gen SirterbIiebenen m1rbe II Set
gh,,,Se So, sro,,pr ndoemei,es mei.
re;n hef,,nnpt
Die W;;;roer ,,nierer 5to6t. Sic ,or
Mo,hen 50 befi;mmert tpore1,. ei,,cn
qnnn;noten fiir 6ng Buraermeiiterc;mt
non emf Centre a,1fautreiben, fonoan
% n, hem Dier11taa ftQttaefunoene1,
Wohltone 1d1fner. sen rihtiaen mcnr
f;;ir nos, Stint. AT treffen, Sd fir bas-
ipIr orei @nr6iooten. Don oenen ieoer
lid, aIs giirqernlepiiter betpQbren mir
Sc. I'M Teloe tporen.
mox,o,, =. ,,,,oi moher -, a.
aaan;toT !, AZ Wro,,s -.
~. S,s+;hsr MehonST,,no opn,e,pn St
~, -. ulo msma @;o,.;toe 1ot,+,r 81
Iaa..a So. ea;ro,1;4oI+ ,oh Sn,,5o ~
rsaass marnen
49,
Sodap. 9err s. ssol@er pon r.
A11g111ta erl1atte1e anTan9s lesler 2Sp
9e 1etnen D'ef pogaeehoeh elierH n'o
1on1f1gen Ser1Danolen e'1'en oe'uu.
sSrau Sssobann 5orer bon @eit I'M
ion perbpadte Die gn6tage oergarge<
ner ISOLDE bier i'm $50. Sa,,ers @eim.
Srau S. 81. S90nboff un6 To@=
ter Stole e%rfreuten auf einige Gage
lire in Mlbanp p%obnen6en @ltern unb
@roBeltern, @eorg 59afer uno @at=
tin, nit Be1ub.
Gem uniiberpinoliden Eo6e, qeqen
sen er 1eit SEN Iebte11 @oden inn ct.
@ophoeIg @ospitaI at ct. @louo an
fqmpfte, bot SSrunf s. Minnette, elm
Mitolieb 6es Sou1eg ser Minneiota
2eoisIotur bon 1911 Bis 1917, am
Montoomoroen ieinen Eribut soften
mii51pn Or erreihte bQs Sitter bon 81
Snhren 1,n6 a6hItp al Sen prom;nen-
ton Wiiroprn nom @teQrns @ountp.
mor einem monote erfronfte er pl0b-
lIih 6erort. hoR= er IN ons ct. glouo
!6ospitol oebrodt tperoer mubte, 100
iei6er Sic bette aratlihe 6ilfe u:;o
Hfleoe i'm nidt Sem 2eben al erbal-
tpn nermodh6ten Ser 8eritorbene pproe
o,,f elmer Torm untpeit @bebonaar,
Migeoniin. I'M Tebr1,or 1853 ae6orer,
non mo or i'm Sitter BON iiebaehn smb=
.ren 1nh @n1f. Centre fam, mo er mdb
renb ser Commemorate bem @atesr
hpi opr grbeit tre11 AIR settle itaro
,,nh hsashrpnn 6er m~i,terr1onote Sic
Isha1le befudrte biz ers bas Sitter. bon
s. eynhren batte. sSn 1881 iibernabm
er cine SduIe. ols 2ebrer uno mi6rne-
te }ih 0ieiern Stonoe einiqe Sabre
1onn. csns 1880 Derehelihte er lid mil
sri Mntoinette 8oromaqr11. ssr 1892
mur6e er oIs MitoIieo ser 2eqislatur
ertpdMt ii uno m1,roe IN 1902 mieeerumI
Fir hns @ootgornt erforen. ssn 1907
erm1;hIte man i'm nIs BiiraermeiIter
I5bon emf Centre 1tnb tpur6e I'M fol-
nen6en Sabre pieoer in 6ie}es Mmt En-
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-04
Local Hockey Team
Loses at Lyndon

The hockey sextet representing
St. Johnsbury was defeated at
Lyndonville Wednesday evening
by the score Of 2 goals to 0. 1t was
the first game plaeyd by the Scale
town puck chasers, and their
proneness to individual play was
their undoing. However they have
laid the basis for some good ice
sport in the future. A return
match will be played in st. Johns
bury when it can be arranged.
Bassett starred for the Lyndon
Vile skaters, while Brunette at
goal, turned in a creditable game
for ST. Johnsbury. Following IS
+ho Imam.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-04
WOOdsville Merchant
BUYS ASSelin Store

r NJ. Stahl of Woodsville has
bought the Asselin Brothers store
of its owner, Edward G. Asseln,
and has already taken possession
Mr.. Stahl until recently was the
owner of a large gents clothing
store in Woodsville and is thor
oughlv acquainted with mercantile
life. Mr.. Asselin has been in the
clothing business sin st. Johnsbury
over 80 years, beginning in the
Gilmore store on Railroad street,
then clerking for Wilson and King
on Eastern avenue Over % years
ago he established the present
store with his brother, the late
George Asselin. This store has
had a splendid trade, its custo-
mers including many outside of
st. Johnsbury. Mr. Asselin eX-
poets to remain in st. Johnsbuly
and will enjoy a well-ealned vaca-
ton for a few months before tax
ing up other work.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-04
Barnet

Mrs. Potter of Irasburg has
been visiting her daughter, who Is
the new telephone girl at the cen
trail station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fields of Amherst
N. H., are visiting at c. J. Hill
ards.
Mrs. r. H. Hazelton and daugh-
ster, Mrs. Donald X. Miller visited
friends in St. Johnsburv Wednes-
day.
Sumner Gillian is home from
Boston University for a week :
vacation.
Miss Loline Mayo of St. Johns
bury was a recent guest of Mrs.
Claude Gilfllan.
John Gilchrist was a recent
business visitor in Whitefield, n
Fl
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-04
For Sale

Poultry and vegetable farm, on
boundary line of St. Jchnsbury
village limits, just over the village
tax line. II acres of all tillage,
some fruit trees, 9 room house in
good condition electric lights, vii
lage water, new barn and hen
house Very handy to Fairbanks
scale shops. This farm sets high
and dry and would make an ideal
poultry farm and that is where the
money is made. Price $1,000
Also a building lot for sale on
Boynton hill Last one for. sale in
this location.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-04
Sixth Graders In
Spirited Debate

Sixth graders at the Summer
street schools threshed out the
value to humanity of the inventions
of Edison and the Wright Broth
ers in a spirited debate Friday
afternoon. Both sides put up ex-
cellent arguments and the final
honors were divided IA, in favor Of
the 9th grade A, against IL for 6
B. The judges were Miss Lenora
Hodgdon and Miss Eta Folsom.
The winning debaters who held
out for the inventions of Edison,
Grade 6 A, were Paul Washburn,
Robert Follansby and William
Petty. Six B, were represented by
Marshall Miltimore, Howard Far
mer and Stetson Brown, who ably
presented the value of Wright
Brothers work. Miss Ellen Get
chell is the teacher of the 9th A
and Miss Eleanor Black of 9th B.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-04
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

John Chalmers of the Dean Nc
Lellan store is confined to the
house by illness.
Miss Sigrid Eklof of the Versa
tile entertainers, who was schc-
duled to appear in concert num-
bers in McIndoes and Cabot next
week, is on a western trip and 9th
er entertainers will take her place
in the lecture course in these
towns.
A number of Vermont officer
have been assigned by the War de-
partment to the 338th Infantry
Ninety-scventh Division, and in
the list is First Lieutenant vii.
liam Boynton of st. Jonnsbury.
A son was born at Brightlook
Friday night to Mr.. and Mrs
Adolphus B. Mason of Irasburg
Saturday, Mrs. Charles Cole ans
her infant daughter born at
Brightlook two weeks ago, left for
their home in Woodsvillc. Mrs.
Henry Bell of McIndoes was also
discharged from the hospital Sat
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moshcr
who live near the All Wright
spring on the North DanviIle road
are the parents of son, born FRI
day.
Mrs. Roy Briggs is ill at her
home on Railroad street.
Members of St. Andrews choir
with a number Of church members
will make up a barge load to go
to Lyndonville Sundav afternoon
to assist at the evening service at
st. Peters Episcopal church. This
church is without a rector.
Mrs H. F. Moore returns Mon
day from a visit to relatives in
Montreal and Arundel, P. Q.
l.. H. Gordon of Lyndonville,
division commander OF the Sons
of Veterans, was in St. Johnsbury
Tuesday to address a meeting of
E. B. Frost, Sons of Veterans. A
drive for new members is being
made and there is new interest in
the local camp. David Frechette
is commander and C. C. Arnold,
secretary.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-04
Mrs. John Lamay
Dies at Newport

Mrs. John Lamay of Clark St.
passed away at 2.30 Friday after
noon of pleuro-pneumonia after a
ten DAYS illness. Funeral seIvic :
are to be held Monday morning at
nine O'Clock at st. Mary'S Catholic
church, Rev. Norbert Lachance
officiating. Burial will be in the
Catholic cemetery Coventry Road.
Florence Demars was born in
Quebec in 1884, and was SO wears
of age In 1904 she married John
Lemay and lived in Lawrence.
Mass, coming to Newport six
years ago. Besides her husband,
she leaves six children Marion.
Leo, Georgia, Albert, Alfred and
Rita, the oldest being sixteen and
the youngest 16 months, also
three sisters and three bortherS.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-04
Talked With His
Parents from Chicago

W. A. Kicker was called to the
telephone early Tuesday morning
by a long distance call and he
soon found he was talking with
his son. Albert Kicker, who was
in Chicago. Mrs. Kicker quickly
took up the other receiver and
both had the pleasure of a CONVEX
>ation with their son and heard
it very clearly. Mr.. Kicker, who
now lives in San Francisco, was
returning from New Orleans, hay
ing crossed the continent six times
the past year. An interesting coin
cidence of the conversation was
that just as the telephone rang
the door bell rang bringing "a mes
senger from the telegraph olfice
with a telegram from Albert Rick
er informing his father that he
was going to talk with him that
morning.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-04
PheaSantS to Be
Bred In Vermont

Commissioner Sheldon announc-
ed yesterday new policy Of the
department regarding the propa-
cation of pheasants. The state will
buy in the spring 5000 eggs and
these will be distributed through
out The different counties to as
sociations or individuals who will
supervise the Matching and release
of these wonderfully colored game
birds.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-04
ITO KILLED IN
RAILROAD WRECK

TOXIC, Feb. 4-One hundred
and ten persons were killed and d
number of others injured when a
railway train was buried by an av-
alanche at Itoi-gawa station, ac-
cording to a dispatch from Nog-
ano today. The victims were for
the most part farmers, workmen
and railroad employees.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-04
Concord Corner

Clarence Joslin is improving
slowly
A daughter was born Feb. 3 to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bur,ock.
Mrs. Will Hastings is on the
sick list, also Mrs. Will Cushing
and Sam Remick.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-04

Mrs. Gauthier and Mrs. Lavoie of
Lawrence, Mrs. Houle of Three
Rivers, p. O., Jean and Fred De-
mars of Montreal and Wilfred De-
mars of Lawrence.
The Washington times., 1922-11-27
Jockey Under Weight,
Owner Returns
Lost Bets
D. InternatIenaI News esrvies.

PARIS, Nov. 27.--Pretty son
for the hackers Of lie Dauphin.
It's d case of can't lose, thanks
to the Dauphin,s owner, Jefferson
Davis Cohn.
Dauphin won the Paris Coun-
cillsrs Prize that u to say, he
came In first. In this case, how
ever, coming in first didn't get
the money. The Dauphin1 jock
ey, AL Sharpe, changed saddles
at the last minute, and ut the
scales he was four ounces under
weight, The stakes went TO the
second best, lie Prodige.
Cohn II r. yorted to have lost
10000 pounds for these four
ounces. He has protested that
the scales are not correct. The
governors are Investigating. In
the meantime ten franc bettor
has sued for the money be lost
on the horse, claiming the racing
card carried the weights and he
bet on that authority,
The reply Of Owner Cohn 70
this suit has brought Joy to al
the small timers that had money
on his entry. Cohn has agreed
to refund the money to all FIVE
and ten franc hackers upon pre-
sentation Of their tickets.
The Washington times., 1922-11-27

Nehf. q left-hander proved the sal
walton Of the @ ants.
Herxog n reasonably sure that
Bentley win make good NJ q
pitcher. but he doesn't think much
of Oriole Jacks ability. 70 play
first hose. However. he doesn't
anticipate that Bentley VIII be
called On often 10 play the lnficld.
'rBentley's style in the box 70 one
that .McGraw has always admired" J"
writes Herzog, Ills wind-up and
move toward first base are far more
effective than any Of the southpaws
the Giants have had for years.
believe. he is better In this respect
than w'ltse, Marquard, Benton,
Schupp, Salee and Nehf, and they
were all great pitchers.
"The Giants win find In Bentley,
n this particular feature, even
beyond their fondest expectations,
an angle which VIII assert itself and
prove to be a big factor IN winning
Games This, combined with real
pitching ability. leaves no doubt
hat Bentley will make good In
New York;
The Washington times., 1922-11-27
MORAN WILL TAPER OFF
FOR BOUT WITH BARRETT

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. N.-Pal
Moran. New Orleans lightweight.
who hopes to s,detrack the come
New York. win arrive here today to
giving Day bout In this city.
York, training for the contest, but
wants TO be on the scene Of his bout
with Barrett early. q
Victory for either Moran or Barrett
win probably lead TO q meeting with
White.