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carenco. Lisbon. June 10 ,.,,.,,sc 20
Due Tomorrow
ran. fienrv. san Francisco, June r..
'"' Atlantic. Gulf A l'aeihc 20
Rollins. ~ antonio. '"s. ,.r,,-, a..
poehrs. Gfey's IIafbor. May y. l..,,,,.
Due TUESDAY
j en'h"''"' James " Elwtll 90
Fort ""'n'' ''' Afisntic rrulf CO
Eos.u,h Prince. Naples. June s.p., H..
''''''' ''"'' Lloyd Bfaslliero Line
Due Wednesday
...,f A.. San Francisco. June 4
Hi''l "h'' sou isthmian Lines
Thode Fagolund. Bucnos Ayre'' inn'
nue Thursday
Kenfucky. Gibraltar. Jun" ~ ,,,,. ~.
SIAM city. Liverpool June ls,.,.,,,o, 60
D " standard OH Go.
D. lurkenbsch los AnEeies. June u.
IucLsnb1th = Co.
Due Iriday
rv,fer city. swanssa. fuur le
,.,,y - Melbourne. Gibraltar. June ~
,r,rr Para. Iuue it famIofi ii'lt Iint.
Due SATURDAY.
f,..afIrn London Iune "a
''''' aforementioned MalfanflIa Maflnr.
0.-son Hamburg june ~ Kerr co.
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IN MEMCRIAM
WARD

WARD
whereas the members of this roard
have learned with deep SORROW Of the
death, on Thursday. June 18th. 1912. at
his reaidcnce IN this city. o. George Gray
Ward late valued director OF this
COMPANY therefore be lt
Resolved Thot the members OF this
board desire 20 testify, both individu-
ally and collectively. 10 the high esteem
In which they held NJ Ward a. man
and 20 express their appreciation % his
services 20 the company. dating from
June. 1912. In the Performance of The
duties pertaining 20 his office he evinced
unsWcrNing loyalty 20 tho Interests Of
the company and ~ clients HE loss
viii be profoundly FELT by HE late as
sociafes on the board, who now unite IN
this expression of personal Bereavement
az tribute OF respect to his memory
Resolved That lta members extend
90 The members - Nr Wards family
tho assurance OF their heartfelt svul-
p2fhy IN the lose sustained by his dsafh.
and he 10 further
Resolved That the rocrefarv be fr-
sfrucfrd to spread those res0iuflons up0n
the company records and fo forward a
copy thereof t0 fhc family OF tine de-
ceased
hereby ccrtifv shat the foregoing ls
correct cops ~ resolution unauim1ua-
ll adopted af 81 meeting ~ me B0ard nf
Directors of tne United states Mortgage
and Trust Company held june ~. 1922.
ct which q quorum was present
JOHN A HOPPER. Secretary
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DEATHS

BARRy-on June %. 1929 Margare,
barry ln-e O'Connor) beloved wife ~
Patrick Barry. native of COUNTY LINER
TEX Ireland Funeral from her lafe
residence. 4gi East l26th ST.. on SUNDAY.
lao 3 m. intcfment Calvary Cemetery
BOGERT-At Westneld. j. June a2
1929 Martha Elizabeth Cas.iesr widow
A. the residence of her daughter. Mrs
Edward VI Faulkner. 2fs kimhau as.
westheld. on SUNDAY June 81 s-.. ai
= ~ lntermcnt private. -. LOUIS pa
pers please copy.
BOGIT-Alice A. a. Wstburgers Fails. y.
Y on June 20. 1922 Funeral services
from Zion church Tuesday. June %. ~
s.3t
RR<ny-charies. beloved son o. Alice and
John BRADY Funeral from hls late resi-
dencs eos East 1880 sf, ON MONDAY. Do
M thence 90 the church of our
saviour. Interment 81 Ia, mona 'ei"'-
fcr,.
BIRKE June o. 1929 Anna " be-
loved daughter ~ Patilc. vs. ana MAJ
BURKE nee Dorrisl. Funeral from hef
day ~ s3o n. m. REQUIEM mass "i
Church of our Lady Of Good Counsel.
intefment Calvary Cemetery
CANNoN-Cn June %. Bernard p 50 %
~, leland Funerai from his late
residence. bot East i3sth 81. on SUNDAY.
1Cnc 60
cHILDs-on June % 1879 e. Elm Court.
son OF the late Noah a. Childs. m ~
ssth year Services Will be held az So
Thomas's chapel. tih az and 5li o. at
O'Clock Sunday. June % daylight
saving fmeI Kindly omit flowers
COsTEILO-On June 90. Margaret
fnse Kenyj beloved wife 81 the late
Wenrv ana mother o. Edward 4, Jerome
u costello Mrs Mary Miller Mrs David
HrIu and Ms A seller Funeral from
her late resIdence 500 West la1d 81
fnsnee 10 church - the Annunciatipn.
I1Isf 81 and Convent aN. on Mondat.
June lf ~ 10 W. lnffrmfni 'al-
vary Cemetery Automobile cofi'gf
pAaTON-Af Monfclalr. y D. Friday,
: June -. 1922. Louise fnaponil widow
~ Capt Albert Dayton and daughter -
= tts late Henry Nose and Louise rhaponii
epufr of Sandwich. Mass Funeral serv-
4re ~ her late home 90 Clinton sy.
sunday afternoon. o'clock. daylight
salng time
yoHMnN--On June % Josephine. b.
i0.ed mother of Emil. Prank william
arc Emily" Funeral Monday. June -.
from her lsfs residence. az kss' ia
al intsrmert Evergreen SsnsisTy
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American PORT.

BALTIMORE. JBns it-,'
1,,.,,o soI,, ,"7, ~, Hamburg va PIX. ",
wheeler. San Juan. I-fsb 9n.s "a.
hoYsishksn 'Norl. Nsr Ys,g D9s.r.
ssllsGs.oh'1 ssbo.i.d so,,, ,wsion.,onn. n. s'.
London va Phusdslphls s.sts a.
inihi coyerun. Norfolk. p.1'' y,
YORK Nancy Uanks. Vli,,l.1n,b. NJ.
sailed phuadelphls. Ns~ vngiss n ="
sabine. nai.noor feD. Rsi,,,ss pr.,.'
slnsva, Genoa va PhlsdslpsI.' n.
YOrs al ~.
BOSTON. June .f-A,,,...
Pittsburgh fBD. Phua1sin,i. - af,,.
pool '1d "a 1u,sns,own Arrived ~ =, ~.
chow fbr. Yokohama -. Hrs. NJ,
Havana and porf Llmo6 81. ~
htiants. ssynannah lghls,a S,,,.cgx Z
mon. rharlesion anf Jsc<,.,,,,,ii iiAss ~.
GALYEsToN. Jun. 1i-'a,.s
place 1amp''o' Loai'.'~ ,Ss1 ".
te''''''1 - Dsr 1.o '''
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Freight Ships Due

Neef@' iuff ~ ~
kar-ao PENANG 'iry &C.. Norton. Lily 4 20
W.,, Cataaar~. ~ca.tie. Nav r.
EiArr steel y corp
Arrfurus. Gir-s'ar. June &. Kerr O.
'f. Eeesunff. rotterdam. Iurr
fCosuopoHan Line
River Trent. Pert ellen. Nav p
IlouIIsf. WeI- r Bog D
,7o~~sa.,v.n r-4,..filrr juno g.. herr = = 60
s4ofa Isanel san Francisco. May 10.
norton. flTy & 60
" s. Dollar. Gibraltar. Irnc s...Do iiaf Line
NenomIurc. lontou June g.
Atlantic Transport Line
EInr Crfv E.rrf Iuuc o. e. " ~mffh q co
Quaker Clit. Iflfh June q - Il Smith 60
.epauf0. Shields. June in
I,iierran'a wilson Line
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w',ggm " :, ms. :, W y, ,ro,r,ur.. Jpa. -
West lnsSio ssi : x 2,I,ie'. Z sse'. i,la I,..
Wheeling Mold SIS p Ambr,..y ~ Jss. \
VIM q Warden i2s wv No. ~ tsr. :,
Alfyone 200 y Bar Harbor Ia,- lgr. "a
tledo loz y Nantucket ~ ~,
lsrenco loo y hmbros4 Nv ~. q
v,hso vonsou t's tmbfoss ~ iss.
June - ~ Hstt..
H'''d'' - $ Goras Poln, Jon.n
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Cleared

America. Rind Cherbouf 7. itfh"u'n
and Brcmen. a. Lines mn, ~.
= O-i1aba OKeefe Havana ,W'is i-,ne.
Ossa. Reiersen. Congianuno 2l'' Si"f'" u"
,rd piraeus. Export 60 ID
gastern GLADE Campbell Zap Town
,rf Algoa Bay. Q u MALLORY
Zyiie Nor,ls curacao. Marssa.bo ana
Nayaguez Bliss pallott & co.
SN spauldlng spur Ih'"I.,'N '' ''."
A,,ho, Uuasfeca Petroleum Co
Manner (Sw). Ko.srom 6rnenburg
"a s,oosho!m sl4 baltimore furness
why A. Co
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MARRIAGES

pr1rsviiis \ Y. June a. Gath BROOKS
s,wan. daughter of the late Charles
sswGl. 10 william Csllsn, Of Bronxviile,
Y.
wIsF-CHrRCH-At tho Church of The
Holy Trinity. brooklyn y. Y, by the
rev John Howard Meiish. on june q.
1872 Msrinetfe. daughter OF Mr eno
Mrs Edward Wolcott chufch. 20 Alfred
sheldon Wise
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

west Saginaw. Freetowns ~ NJ rp
Nunarro. Aniiiis, ~ " ....st''' - r
Hsfacos. Kingston, fM ..+'''+'--'''
Sail saturday
ffomeflr SOUTHAMPTON. N Al. tsss' ~ ~
Finland Antwerp. ~ ". ...'... ...+'-."s' = "
Wsatefdlik. Rotterdam. ~ ~.
,.,i i,. tf,,rc pM......... 81. n y
i,r.sid.nt Affhur. Plymouth. fM
4 Hoboken
President Roosevelt. Bremen, ~.
I. ff0hoken
u,nbeur nuenos Ares. AM .. Bkiyn
F,rf sf George. Uerfnuda. n AN %, =
nassind. 81 Johns. ~ AM Java -. bklyn
,..t,t. ft..,,.,f 4. Al ...... 90. Nf
s.t t.,,bu,r ~ l.......b g. ~ n
Porto Rico. san Juan. ~ " g. ~ kifn
Helen san Juan. ~ - ...ts.tf.sn nt,yn
Caracas. curacao. u ". N.ttttsttfi H. " hlyh
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ENGAGEMENTS

byWfNG-IAUDER-A has
ss.n made Of the engagement oftMis'
Katherine v Lauder. daughter o. Ms
~ crssnwieh. Conn. 20 Mr Edwin
p.-ing. son OF Mrs Leonard " Dewrng
~ Hartford Conn. Mr.. Dewing was IN
N. ciAs. of 1891, Yale sheffield. isne
,.,v,d An IN. Nsvsi Reserve durinEi the
Wofid war
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

GRAHAM Thomas. son % mo late
Thomas end Margaret Graham. suddenly
al HE r.s.d.nca. q5a Prospect o. Fu-
neral services 20 Bronx Masonic Temple.
-r...orf and Washington ave. sunday.
Iure e5 % ono o'cloc', rn'crmen Green
Wood San Diego. Cauf. papers please
,,..,
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u NhI MI ''' ,ii. ..,,,."'. ., ,.'r
ID. in"ii ''' t.t...t e ~,
'o-rt' irr, N it'i'i". .''"
,..,-,,. ,...,,,' i,o,r, -,.f.rd f-to~r.i
f..' E., r.t. r.oftsr.o $50 Inst .l,.a
. o. Rf.n. rrre p. af @ 80 % m..
' ct...t 80 1t- ca-l,t.r'
f ga A.. ,,t.-a s
""7".''- ~" l..t..,. ,.tit ID. ..Ii f.,
,i1 .ol.e - .,r ee,I fn,erfnenf cal.
"'
fti'
IiEIT>ER Jun" %. 1872 nse. 90 'enfs.
Emanuel nei"."H Pro-. h"T OF N.i7
' Ntpri an Inf ID" '''f
ieiNi, tl",' ,.t.i' 9' Soda, INN. "a
"a p,
-
hlItH ~ diHaN'l. .eaf'
afnf. a louise SCI mr. "ln'H Do '"'
.ai" JO* ph , liicA' OF "i"'"'' %.
HlTCITf OCk Du Friday June 10. 1893.
Naarhi iiien lfii i,n.o,h. 3nse an' oi
in' .a, i.il@' ii,,, iI it
.efr' iaiN"I "i -'i. " .'''"' ~, % ,'D"-'i
.-'' ...' u-,.i,f" . sr,d...
49, ~ o., fr-Drm.,f Ever
.',. .,,.,c.,"
HOWELL A. Garden cry. June -. anna
Belle cam ppelI "id"N OF ne ''' ,
Iophar flaming ho"eh. Noi4'e OF
ilheidl hereafter.
UNDE-Af Saratoga Springs - N. on
FRIDAY June %. Annie r. HYDE. widow
OF the late Henry Baldwin Hyde
Funeral service from the church Of the
Incarnation. a5th ~ and Madison as. on
Monday. june 20. - 10 q. m.
KFNNIDN On lame o. 1872 Ellen Ken
nedy beloved sister q Elizabeth Mad
den fnee Kennedy Funeral from the
residence ~ her sister Mrs F.iza'r n
MAIDEN. $40 Sfcoln af near -Nlh f..,
on Monday. JUNO 10, ar lN q in.- N'i'.
.D ..,....,
MARI E,,.ap''" i.'.nr Nm"p'' i,. p
r"s' y" N"'il'' 49, '''
ll."N I".' '"' '.'''
-f"."' "l 'N'''"' ''t
MCCARTHY suddenly. on June -. ~
Catherine. beloved daughter o. k.."r
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Winds At Sea TODAY

Winds Ht Nea Io-uhN
Fasf and We.f GuN Moderate Na'i''''
ard vesfher Teu@rsllf fsir
C.rltbsan Sea aud Nindwsrd fs-saff
Noierafs sasfsriy. except NaflanIr over
.eush pafslen and generally cloudy
~o-th n. sandy Hoo. fre~h sou hN's'.
sriffIrr o. west snd fair
ssrdv Waok 10 Haifrfas Moderate 20
fresh south ana southwest and fsI-
Usfteras 60 Floflda Nfafs Nut'ia'"
southeast and south and parity c."llf
Disurhance ~ moderate intensity h"a
shs mouth of fhe ~ faNrfnff River 'N'
noving rapidly toward NewfosuiIsn'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Reports by Wireless
Bv United Stnios Naval Service

distance ~ given In MILES. hep',i ~
dated ~ noon unl~fs o'l<rHise rpr'ih'n'l
Arln 20 r. Torturas juno ti
Arpan 20 D. Ky West June =
,f.naa rf0 N trlsinbal June %.
r,i., "a, Il e,,flsnd Nv rune -
T.rNfnh. rd o. q Jupiter June ~
birmingham cry ~ W sand Key ~.
gsfon u Henson % SO liaiierss Ipne ~
d, .,.il.--....rtb la % 0i Ion Cd r. June ~.
corninr 81 So Jupiter Jun" g.
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NpTr Mall Information WIZ W '''
~, .r,.v.i Page Eighth column. .,,.
rh@ -nflfus hcur- below a." "'Sie"'
sail Tomorrow
Vessel Port Sail .'I
p,nka,fe Marssliisr. w iiH ri' ~ kyn
i,,,Sr,iovn. narbs.ior. rN ..-.. tt' "
IlaltL Inrmel 3 PSI ..... .'.'t.'''''
Sail Tuesday
N.u,.,anls Southampton. ~
peooiuts HAMBURG. 70 Az M...tt... "
Sisr.ra. pordeaus O. IN &c.. -. ~. y
porofh,. sanio Domingo. fM -. hhlyn
sail w~dne-ns'y
Frsuce Have. ~ MI =, ~, ~. y ,n ~
Poionia panrig. : fM D. ".Hn ~ ~"
Ire,idcnt Polk. Queenstown. ] lh
vi,,.tshds. uamburr. .; NJ. 80. y y
t,o,t,.is Turks fsie. ~ " ...... ~ hhlJn
,cnort.ia. srlafobai. ~ AN 81. Hklyn
rtr,ea pifaeus rN ilHl Hi " kyn
-I..nf, Kingston. % AM ......... p,
sail Thursday
IA Toufaine. iiayrr fM .....- = y
NusrifembrE Hamburg -. ''.''' ~ IL
oscar ~. Goper hagen. ~ Y,.,-.
r,pefanra. Vera cruz D. M.......i' p u
sail Iridar
.ofd. Hefgsn. J., 81
hiaNH'N' 10ih 81. lk'fn.
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Outgoing Steamships

cameens. santos. june mi, lin.
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Birth, Engagement. Marriage,
Death and In Mcmoriam Notices
moy be icIcphOned 10 The Tribune
any fine up 10 midnight fOr' IN
s,rfion in The next days tOper.
Telephone Beekmdn 30O0-
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Marine Reports

IHE TIDES
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

SoTE Mall Information VIII 10 'o"'"
.r.s,..t p,ee Eighth Column.
me -aiiirs hour- below ace dHyheh'
- iLmn
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

yoo@eAN--On June a. Josephine. be-.
i0vsd mother % Emil Frank. william
80 Ennfiy" Funeral Monday. June g.
f,cU her late residence. AZ Ess' ia
al Intsrmeut EysrETtens Censiefy'
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-17

"a short time ago | was one OF
the most nervous and miserable
persons on the earth, but thanks
to Tanlac Pm we'll and happy now,
said Mrs. Nina Raber, 446 Farms
worth Ave, Aurora, Ill.
at was just about two years ago
that | began to be distressed after
every meal. had awful smother
ing spells at times and my heart
beat so rregularly that | often
thought | wouldn't live through the
attack. Headaches We're the bane
of my existence and | shudder even
nov when | think of them. My
back hurt me, too, and it was just
agony for me to bend over and
.traighten up again.
"Tanlac has done for me fan
more than | ever expected and I'm
like a different person altogether
In fact, I'm in perfect health now
In my opinion. Tanlac is the best
medicine under the sun
TANLAC is sold at Landry'S
Drug Store. in St. Johnsbuly Cen
ter By W. F. Powers. in West Bar
net by Richie G. Warden, in
North Concord by W. NJ Rich, in
Eaht Concord by John L. Folsom.
Advertisement.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-17
Lunenburg

Boy Scout activities on Saturday
included a hike to Meals Lake fol
Scoutmaster Gale and Bernard
Ball, while Charles Hartwell
Lawrence aBll. DtlWard Bond,
Melvin Wilson, Frankie Lewis,
Howard Colby and Herbert Stev-
ems skid to Dalton where they
played a return game of basket
ball with a score of 3S to 80 in
Lunenburg's favor. The regular
meeting was held in the evening
at the town hall and at the close
Of the business session each scout
was given a carton containing an
orange, apple, peanuts and fudee
given r. Mrs. f. |. Ralch in homo
of the 14th birthday of Charlie
Hartwell.
Mrs. Lillian Hall of Whitefield
is the guest of Mrs. Elmer Cor
don.
Several sets of new shelves
have been added to the library to
hold new books which have recen .
" been ordered by the trustees.
Mrs. A. J. Newman was a re-
cent quest OF Mrs. H. O. Newman
in Whitefen Mro. NJ. F.. PutneV
has also been Mrs. Newman's
guest recently.
The small members of Mr..
Hill'S and Miss DaviSon's classes
in Sunday school had a delightful
time at the Vestly on Saturda'' at
ternoon at a valentine party with
games and stunts and goodies TO
cat, each child receiving a pretty
valentine to take home.
The valentine social which was
to have been held on Tuesday
evening has been POSTPONED to
Mrs. Fred |. Luce of Old Or
chard came on Sunday to be with
Mrs. Lorala Silsby. called by the
death of Mrs. Katherine Bowker
Alfred J. Morrow has been trav-
clling in the intere Is of the Lun-
cnburg MFG. Co., fol. a week. Ma
tiers Merrill and Edward Morrow
we're with the Alb ParNer's dur
in9 their fathers absence.
Mrs. c. W. Turner and Harold
Turner. W. r. Bell, S. c. Smith,
H. T. Silsby were anon" the hu'-
i cS- visitors in Lancaster last
week.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-17
A ST. JOhnsbury Mans
Experience

Can you doubt the evidence of
this St. bloomsbury citizen?
You can verify St. Johnsbuly
endorsement. Ask your neighbor.
Read this:
Leo. f. Brunette, painter and
paperhanger, % Pearl street, says:
"A year ago ] felt tired out and
had spells When l would feel so
sleepy | could almost lie down any
time and fall asleep. ! had a
heavy feeling across my back just
over my Kidneys A friend adj
vised me to try Doan'S Kidney
Pills, telling me it was my kidneys
that troubled me. After using
Doan's from LandryS Drug Store,
| commenced to feel much better.
Six boxes gave me relief and to-
day | am well. Doan's put new
lift into me.
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. Brunette had. Foster
MilbuIn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, ~ Y.
Advertisement
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-17
McIrdOe Falls

Mrs. Clara Rogers, who has
been at Mrs. Henri Bells for two
weeks returned to her home IN
Plymouth. n. H.. Tuesday.
John Martin is very low.
The MelndoeS All Stars basket
ball team played the Passumpsc
team at Passumpsic Friday even
ing, score A to 20, in favor o.
Pas sumpsic.
I'M. and Mrs. Fred Pelow OF
St. Johnsbury have been visiting
at Mark Pelow's.
Mrs. c. L. Duncan. who has
been spending several weeks a.
Harvey Phelp5 in Barre, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Oscar Beck of st. Johns
bury who is teaching a dancing
class at Pythian hall IS arranging
for dance Feb. 27.
Rev. C. 3. Bliss, Nh and Mrs.
Horace Gleason and Miss uaroaI-
ct Chapman attended the Silver
Wedding anniversary Of Rev. and
Mrs. F. H. Laird at West Barnet,
Feb. 9.
Mrs. Raymond Jenne was unable
10 teach several days last week.
because of illness. She spent
the time at her home in Gilman.
Malcolm and Dorothy Gate
were in Barnet Saturday to renre-
sent the school at the spelling
contest. The teachers, Mrs Jennr
and Miss Edith Hazelton, and
several other pupils attended
Howard White of New York
city who has been visiting in Bos-
ton is spending sometime ~
Horace Chamberlair's.
Miss Olive Cromwell. who ha-
been caring for Ms. Moses Roy
is with Mrs. William Strew for a
few days. She is caring Tor Mrs
James Guthrie. who i, recovering
from an accident.
Mrs. Luther Pollard has Icceiv-
ed Il letter from her sol, Louis
Pollard, who recently moved with
his family to Los Angeles, Call.
from Montpelier stating that he
had employment and they were
very pleasantly located
Mr.. r. NJ. Johnson IS visiting
at the home of her son Freeml1
Johnson, in Monroe. y H.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-17
WAS CYCI0PS
SUNK By AN
AUSTRIAN ship
Mystery OF Four Years
Age May Vet BE
Solved


lhaSnuch as the Fa|ihaStef OF
the Cyclops that so suddenly dis
onnoarcd during the war was :
ILL., pa,,. hor Fusion Corrou r
II Sue a h IVY L ,'''- i 90 va y
Page, and grandson OF senator
Carroll SPACE the following
story Of the mystery surrounding
H. .;,1.;,u 81 Tho .b;, vii ;rto,.
me ~ If"n ai''! 10. 90 d. ,ne ''''P
~ III az a. d;lo, nu@,ard If tho Am.
,.; ne ul9" rl Pc oii I'm Cy,o,ons ma,
81 ''" l ms,I a. W ~ o,,,,aot;aa u-;tt
nc oie t4i eu W ~ oo nini,,,s ~ aao;nst
(i'e Set,i"s IL ;oh 80 start son,
"G T iii''I's, 'io ,i. at pnr,,aTo.
ms @a' pus 0ao -o - fot' 90 IT, -
.iSj'l i y toui ~, "a &C. SS ,bon no+h
!cu $3.50 $3.50. 'ot :, I baon ,.no,r ,0 81
1Ahs oei'i'''e mas D''i' INV u VI
''~ nj, ,.o;.J +olo Of . Gov.
oIa! ,,. HG,," ',',, sh;r a.
Ian 81 = ~. ao ',,,' - ink, fo, The
fne "4 ,:', t 0"I''' ~ ~ a. of H.
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TN ~. a .I,.s' ~ .a,.a +bo naro1
ne ilali "io p"Nt 'i ,onort t'' = :;
Ii'ci,,S eI 49,, 90 w, M H.. "n +bo
'-yil'4n oee't$i M'o h i,t :" ,, Iae
ioue L9l4 IIi .9l+ll"' WIZ WY - ii'''e'
rom pelili,S nan n;I.n gu inadi,u :,
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Craftsbury

The Lincoln day program was
carried out in the Methodist
church the choir rendering excel
lent music "The Spirit of His
tory, was given by Miss Clark,
"The Spirit of the Present, by
Ms, Smith, "The Spirit of the
Future. by Mr.. Wylie The adj
dress was given Nv Rev. O. b.
Wells.
The remains of Ernest Sabin g,
a former resident were brought
here from Londonderry, \. H.,
Saturday. The funeral was held
SUNDAY in the Methodist church.
Rev. O. B. Wells oficiatcd. The
body was ACCOMPANIED bv his sis
ter. Mrs. Ellis of Londonderry and
his cousin. Mrs. Maud Davis of
Nanche~ter.~N. II. Interment was
made in the family lot in the vii
laPc cemetery.
The annual donation of the
Methodist church was held Fridav
evening the attendance was good.
Tho basket ball team from Hard
wick helped out proceeds $20l.
Mrs. Ida Buchanan is cOlfne
at her home suffering from rheu-
.matism.
Mrs. Hazel Allen and DAUGHTER.
+ -her Of Orlean- was - "ucSt Of
Nj and Mrs. j. F. Allen and
Nh and Mrs. l.. K. Lathe a part
Of last week
Mildred silvcr. who was i'll
threatened with pneumonia, ! Is
imnrOving.
MORGAN Hatch was home from
hi work in Glover last week SUI
erine from an injured side.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-17
Health the Secret of
Attraction

Women of today depend = good
deal upon the modern modistc and
knowledge Of the cosmetic art
to make them attractive. Too o.
ten there exists beneath it all a
suffering woman whose nervous
laugh or forced smile covers a
pang Of agony caused by some
feminine ill. To such woman
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound will bring health and a
happy relief from her suffering,
that will make her far more at
tlactive than costly gowns and
cosmetics.
For nearly fifty years American
women have relied upon this ROT
and herb medicine to relieve their
Observation-Disclosures.
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Monda evening, Feb. Goth at the
Heights House when the original
program will he carried out.
Word was received on Saturday
of the serious illness from bronchl-
It's of Mrs. Carrie FAIR who for
merly resided in Lunenburo At
Littleton hospital.
CONGRATULATIONS to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Monahan on the birth
of a daughter, or Sunda". Feb.
II. Mrs. Monahan and daughter
are with Truland in Lancaster.
A wave of sadness swept over
the entire communit'- on Satu-
dav when 4 telegram was received
telling of the death of Mrs. Kath-
crime Silsbv Bowkcr, Of pneu-
monia. at the home of her sister.
Mrs. Cleona Hudson. in New York
city. Much sympatF-- is felt for
her foster mother. "Aunt Rama
Silsby, for the NJ. d. Bowkers, who
are in Deland, Florida and unable
to return as we'll as the other rela-
tives A further notice will be
given next week.
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ROYAL AND SELECT
MAS TEDC

The annual district mcctinr Of
the Fourth CIVntic District, Z. and
S VI. will be held at the Masonic
Temple, Wednesday, March J., at
7.30 p. m. Degree work by Or
leans Council No. 10 of Newport
and Caledonia Council No. IL Of
st. Johnsbury. Banquet at 6.15 p.
m. at - cents1.peF >liIate.
Fred II. Dollolf, D. D. G.. NJ.
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Passumpsic Lodge No. 27 F. and
A. M.
The annual Past Masters NIGHT
February 16 at 100 Work VI. NJ.
degree. Lunch will be served.
Visiting brothers welcome.
Regular communication Thur
DAY evening March , at 100 for
dispatch of business.
Arthur VI. Lang, W. NJ.
Fred II Dollof. Sec.
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In spite of the stringent restric
tions on foreign immigration,
New York city people are still
allowed to enter the United
State,