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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-23
Long Flower List
at Fairbanks Museum

The wild flower exhibit at the
Museum is becoming q most in
teresting feature. The orchids
and Heaths as well as many gay
members of .he Rose family now
vie with each other in attractive
ness. From June 10-July 20 is the
most interesting period in the
flower study of any season.
The copious rains and cool
weather have been very favorable
for all species of orchids and the
Museum now has eight of the 81
species known in Vermont on ex-
hibition. Many others are due
within a few days. Sedges and
grasses are at their best before,
hay makers begin work upon
them.
The list since June II is: Am
erlcan BrOokline, common spider
wort, least grape fern, Pennsyl-
yania sedge, northern panicum,
fruit of sugar maple, June II;
American mountain ash, June 10;
bristle-stalkcd sedge, Crawford's
sedge, river-bank grape, yellow iris
small yellow lady's slipper, Labra-
dor tea, yellow or curled dock, sy-
ringa or mock orange, marsh bed
lesser starWort or stitchwort, whit
straw, sweet-scented bedstray,
lesser starwort or stitchwort,
white pine, Norway spruce, heal
all, herb robert, COW parsnip, June
IA; caIrion flower, pitcher plant.
June Is; cow lily, oak fern, June
Is; marginal shield fern. Christ
mas fern, crested shield fern, spin
ulose shield fern, crested sedge,
Dewey's sedge, pale sedge, stellu-
late sedge, long-beaked sedge.
bladder sedge, Red Fescue grass,
fruit of black ash, common wood
sorrel, mouse-ear hawkweed. |
fruit Of nitreWort, fruit of blood
root, northern starwort, homework
day-blooming lychnis, tall cinuue-
foil, purple-fQwering raspberry, !
bush honeysuckle, Indian poke, !
sweet flag, hoary alyssum, liver |
leaf wintergreen, June It; ange-
lica, Virginia water-leaf (BetheD !
long-leaved bluets (BetheD, June !
20; lady's slipper, June 21; Hook |
er's orchis, northern bog orchis, |
one lowered pyrola, thimbleweed,
charlock, sweet scabious, yellow
daisy, fruit of arbor vitae, three
seeded sedge, porcupine sedge,
sedge, swamp horsetail,
long beech fern, hedge mustard.
poinson ivy, common or soft rush
June q.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-23
WheelOck
WilioughibV
Pomona

Wilioughby Valley Pomona
grange met with Riverside grange
June 8.
Children's day was held at the
church Sunday. A very pleasing
program was given by the child
+ rem. Rev. Hall gave them an inter
estmg talk which the grown up
enjoyed as we'll
Mrs. Erving Taylor and TIVE
children are spending two week.
at Franconia, N. H., with a rela-
tives.
Rufus Curtis moved his family
to Lyndon Center Monday.
Mrs. Cheslev who has been
spending a week at Littleton, N.
H., has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Bennett
were in Sutton last Sunday.
Mrs. w. Huchins and daughter,
Grace have returned from North
Troy, where they have been with
relatives the past few weeks.
Fred Day Of East Mortified,
Mass, was in the place the first of
the week putting in the founda-
ton for a monument on his lot in
the cemetery
The village schools closed last
Friday with picnic. Albion Carter
had perfect attendance for the
whole year.
Mrs. Mark Grassett has return
ed from West Burke where she
has been visiting friends.
Mrs. w. P. Dean has been
spending a week in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jones of
Newport and Mrs. Will Mooney of
Lyndon visited at George Weeds
Monday.
Mrs. w. M. WILEY and Mrs.
Lewis Senterbar attended the
state meeting Of the Sons and d.
of L., at Plainfield Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Welch and
Mrs. Lucy Weed attended the an
nual meeting of the farm meeting
at St. Johnsburv Saturday.
Mrs. George Morse of Charles
ton who has been visiting her
Mrs. Roy Bickford the
past two weeks returned to her
home in Charleston Monday.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-23
49,. Harvey

The new bell has arrived and the
directors are planning to put it up
next week. There are to be quite
a good MANY Improvements made
on the building and grounds. This
bell is the one that T. N. Vail had
on the school house near his home
in Lyndon.
School in this distict closed FL
day. The teacher had planned a
picnic for SATURDAY. but owing to
a very rainy day they gathered in
the school-house where the child
rem enjoyed games and promenad-
ing. Ice cream. cake and sandwich
eS We're served.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-23
Men Blind to WOman's
SUFFERING

How many men, think you, have
any idea of the pain endured by
women in their own household,
and often without a murmur?
They have no patience when the
overWorked wife and mother be
gins to get pale, have headaches,
backaches, faint spells, or is mel
ancholy and cannot sleep. There
is help for every woman in this
condition, as evidenced by the
many voluntary letters of recon-
mendation which we are continu-
ally publishing in this paper for
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. 1t will pay any wom-
an who suffers from such ailments
to give it a trial. Advertisement
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Vermont Democrats
For Jackson
Continued fror Page 1

admitted in public that half of
The taxpayers money is wasted.
"The Republicans in the state
Of Vermont are in trouble" con-
| lnued Chairman Pollard. "They
re gasping for help. They have
even within d few days appointed
committees to investigate chem
selves. | am really afraid to 90
as far as | have heard some mem
bers of this party go because of
Che chance of comeback on a
defamation of character charge.
Governor Hardness, himself, has
admitted that half of the $4,000
coo appropriated for pulic use dur
600 appropriated for public use
during the last session is wasted.
1--WE are beginning to hear the
old cry of economy, the wall of
every election day approach but
we hear nothing of any specified
items for correction. State ex-
penses are increasing by leaps
and bounds"
A number of short speeches
were made during the nominations
of the various state officers and in
the case of James E. Kennedy,
who at first declined the nomina-
ton as congressman from the first
district, DR.. Mayo and Herbert C.
Cummings of Richford, collector
at Newport, stated that the Re-
publlcans were demanding that
Kennedy be candidate.
District Attorney V. A. Billiard
said, at is time we stirred our
selves. Now is the chance of the
Democratic party. Mr.. Kennedy
can carry Burlington and he can
carry Chittenden county. He
should not withdraw for the Dem
ocrats need him for a leader"
Another TRADE against the Re
publican party of the state was
launched by Daniel l.. Cady, the
Vermont poet, who was introduc-
ed by Mr.. Kennedy, as "a New
York Democrat who at some
time should be a Vermont Demo
crat."
"Gentlemen just look back for
a minute and ask yourselves the
question where is our government
today, he said. 81 say give the
government Dac kto the people.
At the present time it is floating
around on the four winds of graft.
We have too many commissions
in Vermont, too many judges, too
much state eXDenSp
AT the January meeting of the
Vermont Bar association | was
told by a member of the state
board of control that this board
handles as much money as the
state treasurer. Look at the
number of commissions in the
state. | believe the last Walton'y
register gives the number as 81.
"a glance at the last few Re
publican governors should have
some influence on the thoughtful
voter. Take TO rinstance Governor
Gravel-Roads' Gates and Stod
Bates. They built up a political
machine greater than yany dream
ed of in Rome.
"The next governor could not
De considered magnificent but he
was an auditor. And the next gov
ernor was supposed to be the
BEST business man in the state as
o qualifications, yet when he
vent out of office he was not sure
whether the state had broken even
" was 100000 ahead"
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Death of
Carleton Fetch

Carleton Felch, long time and
most respected citizen of st.
Johnsbury, died at ) O'Clock
Thursday afternoon at his home
on Cherry street after several
weeks of failing health. He was
in his Seth year and a veteran of
the Civil war.
The funeral will be held Satur-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock in the
vestry of the Universalist church,
Rev. Weston A. Cate of Wood
stock, a former pastor, officiating.
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ppncEEDINGs REGULAR MEET. T.,
nc ARCADIA TOWN COUNCIL

Tho following ordinance was onef -.
hv Mr.. 3. H. Fisher and seconded W
N.Y. " On Carl Golf and unanimously carried
"'' o' Ordinance No. ia.
An ordinance levying tax OF FIVE
*, Mills on each dollar on al TAX
able a property situated in the corp s;a
a.a limits of the Town OF Arcaoia'
1 aonisiana, for the purpose OF plov Ia
mo for the payment Of the interest ana \,
: hat Fractional portion s-o Oh
tho : principal Of an issue OF sov,,
$4,000 iIG Of Water Works Bonds OF tne
Town rown Of Arcadia, louisiana author,
tod Tod at an election held IN the sal {,
Town Tow Of Arcadia on the list gay OF
1 1u 1919, maturing March lst'
i sas and September list. 1922
So section i. Be II ordained BY the
MAYOR and Board q Aldermen OF the
T 1an Of Arcadia, Louisiana, IN re-
. mar session, convened, That the Town
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SHERIFF SALE.

First National Bank Of ArrHJ:0. vs.,
Mike Smith, No.....-., Third JHd-c.al
District Court. State Of Louisiana
Parish of Bienville.
Under and by virtue Of a Writ OF
Seizure and Sale issued from the above
named Honorable Court and to me d.
rectel, | have seized and will offer Tor
sale to the last and highest bidder tor
cash, with the benefit OF apprAlSe-
ment, at the principal front door OF
the Courthouse at Arcadia, bleh'lIie
Parish, La, within legal sale hours On
Saturday, Jan. .th, l9!?,
the following described property, TO-
Wit:
One black horse mule, az" ! years
weight about 900 lbs, named Ered.
The above Described property Sclze'
as belonging to the dclendant MlA'
Smith, and will be sold to satisfy SalI
Writ of Seizure and Sale and all costs
This the 14th day Of Dec, 1921.
J. Z. CURRlE, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Fedora, Land Bank Of New Orleans
vs.. Johnnie GOff.. NO......, Third
Judicial District Court, State of
Louisiana, Parish Of Bienyille.
Under and by virtue Of a Writ OF
Seizure and Sale issued from
the above p9med Honorable
Court and to me direct.
ed, l have seized and will offer for
sale to the last and highest bidder for
cash, with the benefit of appraisement'
at the principal front door Of the Court
house at Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La,
within legal sale hours on
Saturday. Jan. 18th, 1922,
the following described property, to-
wit:
WIZ of Sc IA, Sec. "a Twp. II N
r. 5W.
The above described property seized
as belonging to the defendant Johnnie
Golf, and will be sold to satisfy sale
writ and all costs.
This the 9TH day of Dec. 1921.
J. CURRIE, Sheriff
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SHERIFF SALE

First Trust & Banking Co. of Arcadia.
vs. John Pyles, No,...., Third judicial
District Court, State Of Louisiana,
Parish of Bienville.
Under and by virtue Of a Writ OF
Seizure and Sale issued from the above
n4Med Honorable Court and to me d.
rrrtcd. l have seized and will offer for
sale to the last and highest bidder for
cash, with the benefit Of appraiSc-
n,cnt, at the principal front door of
the Courthouse at Arcadia, BlcnvilIc
IlIiSh, La. within legal sale hours Oh
Saturday, Jan. 18th, I'VE.
tie following described property, to,
Wit:
NV II of NE II. y - Of NV II
See. ., TIP. IL \. r. >. ", cONtajnn.
] y acres more Or less.
The above described property sciH"s
IS belonging to the deIrNda" join
, y'pS, and will be sold to satisfy sal'
! Writ of Seizure and Sale ulw III costs
This the 14th day # Dec. 1911.
J. E. CURRl3. Sheriff.
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WELCOME. 1922.

\. note from reading the various
" 'edieals coming into our possession s
.Ipg the past few days '!'. that . there
= o,,;te a bit of optimism regard
,ne recovery of business during
!, and many large concerns, the
-, over, are now making prepa-
'..ns for a huge campaign during
y year to put business on a suostan'
h.sis. Everyone seems to be try
. take q new start, readjust'
n, affairs and get down to bust
and make 1922 the turning point
cards better times
MO new year was universally re
.,yed with a warm welcome and bust
q. men, laborins men, professional
"a and all others are eagerly lookln'
(,.vard to a change in affairs
lsase for the better. Just such con
.tration will create a co-operatlv
IN that if properly directed will
,hinly put the country hack on
"a footing. All during 1921 Their
IN TO be an undercurrent Of dis
Ion that existed more or les
ING men of influence, but this ha
aAually disappeared and labor an
Ital are getting their heads tt
slher and earnestly trying to wor
some plan that will give new III
rbusiness and employment to the III
ployed.
W welcome 1922, and trust that i
r. In history will be a record OF Il
Establishments of brighter and be
times throughout the entire worl
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walker at Sibley. On her return, she
was accompanied by Mr. yardeman
walker and Miss Mary Drago, who
were her guests for several hours be-
tween trains.
Rev. II. b. ThOmason, pastor of the
Methodist church has changed his ap-
pOlntment here from the third Sun
day to the fourth Sunday. There will
also he services the first Sunday
monthly. Everyone is cordially invited
to attend all services.
Miss Jaunita Porter, a teacher in
the Bicnville school spent the holidays
with hOmefOlfs at Columbia, and on
her return to her work, she stopped
for short visit with Mrs. Chas. Byrd.
Miss Margaret Parnell was a guest
of friends at Bienvile last week.
A most deplorable accident occurred
in our town last Friday afternoon
when in an unexplainable way a gun
in the hands.Of J. P. Randall, the elev.
en- year old son of Mr.. Joe Randol, was
discharged, almost instantly killing
the little nine year old son of Mr.
Dayton Brewer. The young boys were
preparing to 90 hunting at the time
Of the awful tragedy.
The happy Christmas season, thu
joyful home comings and family re
, unions and the many merry gather
ings Of the young folks are now pleas
: ant memories of the past. The ney
year has dawned with sOpportunitie
l. and possibilities of accOmplishin!
= great things; new resolutions hay
t. been made and work is begun wit
l. greater zeal. May this year bring
It our country peace and prosperity.
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YOUNG MAN AND YOUNG WOMAN
WITHIN THE NEXT FEW
MNTHS THE OFFICE
"HELP WANTED" SIGN
WILL BE SEEN
EVERYWHERE

The signing, Of the Peace Treaty
with Germany and the re-establishing !
of confidence and trade relations with |
foreign countries by the agreement OF
the world powers at Washington, which
means the turning Of war revenues in
to commercial pursuits, have started
the wheels of commerce, and they will
turn faster than for many years.
Our products are moving to foreign
countries as rapidly as our prepared
ness to move them will permit. The
corner of business has been turned.
Business men are looking for efficient
Office help to take care Of the increase
business that is sure to come. The most
successful man or woman will be the
one with the broadcast knowledge OF
commerce and most thorough bust
ness training. To become first class
business man or woman, you must
study for business in a first class bust
ness school, One that is modern in
every respect and keeps abreast OF the
times, so you will be able to render
efficient service right from the start
You must make good or make room
for the one who does You will be able
to render make good by attending the
largest and best equipped commercial
school in the United States. Being a
large Institution, we naturally keep III
touch with "big business" and place
our graduates with big firms where
, they receive the higest salaries and en-
$ JOY rapid promotion.
Our employment department is WORK
!, ing over time communicating and ar
ranging with large firms to assist then
in getting the proper kind OF otfic
help, for the business man realized
n that their success depends to grea
It extent on the efficiency Of their ohc
help. You will be one to help put bus1
ness over and 1922 will be your turr
= ing point in life Do not squand1er tim
for time is life.
Write for our catalogue today an
,r read the unsolicited testimony frol
" many of our former students, WI
were at one time working at low SAL
ries or out Of job, and are today q
ht monstrating the value OF our tralml
ne by their success. Opportunity new
comes to him who waits. 1t comes
- him Who goes after it with all the
os is in him, with deep, burning, inten
iron resolve Of his entire being. Res
our catalogue, carefully. Why not
ne one Of the 1000 that will go out Of O
ng Institution this year Into a good Du
ness ofice?.
FIJI in the following blank and SCI
ns in by return mail for our free cal
's' logue. You cannot afford to be 81
isfied with your present position
Of life. You can do better.
ter
Name ........-........".........'.'.
Address ..........'.'''.''"'''.'''.''''s -
mt q ..>,,o.oial Collnre IYler. lex
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The Pianos Revenge.

The concert was an immense success
everybody worked hard; there was
something for every willing hand even
II only to fetch chairs; but our specla'
thanks are due to the wears daughter
who labored at the piano, wnlca az
nsnal fell upon her.-From a rro'
yincial English paper IN Punch LOU
don.
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ESTRAY SALE.

ESTRAY SALE.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Bi,nville,
Seventh Ward.
On Dec the 18th, 1921, personally
came and appeared before the under
signed authority, A. H. Southern, OF
Ashland, La, and Estrayed, one dark
bay horse, with roach name, with scar
on right front leg, right eye out, no
brands, age 10 years; weight $50 lbs,
appraised at $4,000 by H. 7. Thresher
and L. L. Southern, of Ashland, La,
the owner is requested to come forward
and prove property, and pay charges
and carry same away or the horse will
be sold at Estray sale on
Saturday, January 2lst, 1922,
at w. D. Cheatwood's mill.
w. D. CHEATWOOD,
Justice Of the Peace, Ward I
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FOR SALE.

L. NJ. Black farm. 1S2 acres. rms
land is in Sec. - aud 23-16-5. One
third cash, balance one, two and t.tr'o
years with s per cent interest. Ihi>
land lies we'll aud is as good hill Land
as yuu viii ma in 1icnvilIo parish Ii
interested white us.
TIE FIRST TRUST \ nANhN"
CO.. Arcadia, La
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GJBSLAND ITEMS.

Miss Lily Mizell IS spending this
pnth in Minden.
nj. A. 2. Kidd, Of Waukigee, Tex,
nj the holidays with his family.
n, and Mrs. L. s. Bolin, Of Pelican
United relatives here this week.
M and Mrs. John s. Garrett spent
Nfistmas day in the home OF their
n1ther, Mrs. X. G. Burleigh.
II. and Mrs. France Broadwell and
rttk daughterr, Margaret of Shreve-
| nj we're among the holiday visitors.
Nh, John Mozingo and daughter,
IN Estelle, Of Minden were guests
1nhtives for several days.
lIis Annie Towns, OF Bear Greek
tka guest Of Miss Leila Mae Mad
saturday.
m Leslie Hammer and children
med home Saturday from visit
ia parents at Dorig.
q crowd Of hunters spent last week
happy hunting ground in Ten
M Chas. Hammer is visiting he1
lr. Gordon Hammer, and famll!
M Mansfield.
r. Alice Sutton, Of Ringgold spen
Years day visiting in the HON
~ brother, Mr.. H. I. Sutton.
4. H. Harkey and family ar
ng 10, Haynesville where he ha
hotel.
Or. Golson and baby Jun
several days last week visitin
1unts, the Misses Mizelle.
(,has. Beardsley, Of New Orlear
! visitor here a few days OF La
II Mary prothro Henderson,
.ahas been the guest OF her slst'
Clint Stall.
]. 7. Madden Of Helm spel
~ night visiting in the home
1rents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. 9. Ma
4. C. Madden has been qui
IA the past three weeks. II
Nrs. Cole, Of Sales was WI
IL aavaral DAYS last week.
Myrtle Jones is rapidly
wing from an attack OF typne
md will soon be able to $
ENDS.
Jewel Bridges and little 8
field were recent guests
1rents, Mr.. and Mrs. !.
Harvey Williams and chlldl
tpn spent last Wednesday W
Mshere. George and little NJ
Williams returned home "
j. 4 short visit.
1arion Walker has return
1exas where he was called
ess and death OF his 1atl
c. Walker. He has sym
many friends who grieye "
account Of the death o.
s. Row spent Friday y
home Of N. and ArA y
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.r AZ is customary with all
asners the following charges
eH y made for Obituaries, Cards Of
m I Resolutions Of Respect Church
: .ns * Tor entertainments Of any ma
1ces ~, admission is charged, etc,
= Np ess than 100 words &c per line
te i', word, Minimum charge Doc.
Erl d S 70 line: 100 words "r more,
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We, your committee appointed to
draw up a budget of receipts and dis
bursements for the fiscal year begin
ming May 1St, 1921, and ending May
1st, 1922, beg leave to submit the fol-
lowing:
Budget of Receipts and Expenditures
for the Town Of Arcadia, Louisiana,
for the year beginning May 1st, 1921,
and ending May 1St. 1922:
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f. H. FISHER.
J. S. McCONATHY.
On motion duly seconded, the above
budget was unanimously approved.
BERTRAM +. BARNETTE,
LEO DANIEL Mayor.
Clerk.
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Arcadia. Ia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
WILSONOVO ZDRAVf Sc LEPSf.
DRlVEJSf PRESIDENT NAVSTEVUJE DIVADLO O,
KDE BUDf VSEOBECNOU POZORNOST.

Washington, ID. kvetna. = Cd te DOLBY co Woodrow
Wilson nedavno pfer dlouhe mlceni panm dopsH nchl
nekere tykay eho divesho soukromeho sekretae Tu
multyho jne enaora Reed Missouri proti jehoz kandida
tufe ostre vyoup zvys zajem oobnost presdentovu
jeho fyscky duSevn
Proskakovaly RUNE povesti, edne spoehi-
We zpavy byy bezprostrednho oko driv6ho presidena
y zney ten smys ze test epsmu zdravi, nez KITE
rykoli cas- cd sveho onemocneni Kansasu r. 1919.
Soude die Wisonova vzezen divade vecer,
to zpravy zda byt pravdive Acko teo presdentovo
jest chrome ak napsa dopse pred nkoka dny kracel
mens obz nez bylo by dalo ocekavati Pres cae6
ochromeni vypada zdrave Co yte eho dusevnho
nezda byti tom nejmens pochybnos re eho mysl
jest jasna vnmava bystra Dokazuje jas
nelost jeho obliceie
Pan Wilson navstevue dvadlo vaudeville kazdou sobota
veGer.
Jako obycene vcera vecer obeveni dfivejsiho pres
denta byo sgnaem pro demonsrac Pi. Bertha Bongova
slecna Helen Bonesova vesy, nasedovany p Wsonovou
Johnem Randolphem Bolingem ejim bratrem pax p Will
son. jemuz pomaha V chiz cernoch.
EXpresident kracel Zvolna opiraje hill Jeho leva
ruka visea skoro bezvadne ve sebou levou nohu
vsak prava eho a zdaa byt tax slnou ako kdy
ko pred TIM Kdyz vsech divadla oval potesk
ma oblceji Wilsona objevl Sc dsmev ukoniI