The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-14

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Cole Frank M. Walsh and C. A.
Provost was entered in August
1921 and is a case of malpra ctice.
Counsel engaged are w w. Reir-
don and Porter, Writers and
Longmore. The second case is
that of State V James May for
forgery.
Judge Wilcox, and assistant
Judges, w. y. Miller and F. w.
Tenney and Miss Mabel Spencer,
court stenographer have returned
to their several homes.
Legal papers were made out yes
torday whereby the firm of Daley
and Landry, grocers, have dissol-
we'd partnership and Patsy Daley
will continue in the business as the
sole owner. The firm of Daley and
Landry has been in existence since
1916 and by fair dealing and court
cous treatment has built W a
thriving Business. 1t is rumored
that Mr.. Landry is to buy a sim
iIaI business of his own in the near
future.
Aubrey Akin treated his Sun
day school class of boys to a real
wild hunting and camping trip on
Thursday and Friday. Their rem
devious was Loeb Lomond, the
Akin cottage on Indian Point. The
young hunters hunted all day and
got up most tremendous appetites
Part Of the fun was the cooking
of Wiencs bacon and potatoes
roasted in the fireplace, and how
they did eat Then the evening
with a roaring fire, stories, toast
ed marShmallows and then every
body went to bed and to sleep
not 1t had been the plan to go
skunk hunting, but when the
mighty hunters were warned that
he who was successful would be
barred from communion with his
kind and sleep on the porch-well,
it was a cold night and nobody
wanted to be the bearer of odori-
ferrous tidingS.
The employees of the Gilman
store both the office and sales
force were invited to the home of
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Hamilton
Wednesday evening and after a
bountiful supper toward which all
displayed as active an interest as
IN the routine work of the dav the
usual business conference follow
ed. These conferences are very in
formal and are helping to develop
an even keener interest in the gen
cral management of the different
departments. Suggestions are IN
vlted from all affecting the we'll
being of the firm, and valuable in
formation is thus gained in the in
terchange Of ideas.
But these affairs combine bust
ness and pleasure as we'll and cards
and music finished out the evening.
The Orleans County Farm Bur
eau begins this week the publica-
ton of weekly market bulletin
which will be sent to ever mem
Der of the arm Bureau of which
there are now 100 in Orleans
County.
This bulletin will contain first
hand information of market quo
tatlons based on Boston Wholesale
prices, with a deduction for freight
and Shrlnkage from local shipping
points. 1t will also ontain whole
sale quotations on farm produce
at Newport, Orleans and Barton
markets.
ANY special notice regarding
Farm Bureau m -atings will be
printed in the Bulletin, and also
the classified ad space for the use
Of Farm Bureau members. One
each month the bulletin will CON
tain a ration service for dairy COWS
as suggested by Stanley G. Judd,
University Extension Dairy Spec
ialist.
The Urban Stock Co. playing a
three nights engagement at Lane
Opera House is deservedly popular
and Is drawing good houses. The
plays are ali sprightly and the act
ing extremely good. The comedy
Before Breakfast, given last night
was full of funny situations and
furnished any number of sidd-split-
ing laughs. Tonight comes The
Fighting Parson, and if as good as
the two preceding plays should
draw big audience. The Ventril-
oquist, Ferris is one of the best and
his accomplishments seems a mar
vel and his performance alone is
worth the price or the ticket. One
Of the players was taken i'll at
Island Pond and is still there.
which explains the change of pro
gram from the advance schedule.
Nj. and Mrs. CHARLES Bassett of
Baldwin Place, n. Y, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Fairbroth-
er.
Mrs. Warren BALKAN and son c.
H. BALKAN and Nj. BALKAN of Nor