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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
lronworkers Meet Hardest Foe
OF Season in Opposing
Bethlehem Eleven
CHANGES MADE IN LINEUP


C0nshohocken a. G. takes on its
strongest opponent Of the season this
afternoon on the Twelfth Avenue and
fay"tte street grounds when the
Th"mas \. e.. Gf Bethlehem viii br
th" attrnctlcn.
Tn" up Statrr, nave formidable
"!"v"m. and ono thai ranks with The
he't, They w"ro held 10 n 80 score BY
'oad"!c. nnd Coach S,rouss has offered
10 play c"aldaie for $1,000 n side. with
Central Board officials in charge Of the
game
Bob" Crawford knows that Conshy
ls III for hard battle. and Coach
Walter French, the former West Point
star, has been drilling the squad hard
all week.
Several changes will be made in the
lineup. "Charley" Irwin, n loral boy.
VIII be found at the pivot position, in
place Of Fampnzuno. the i. NJ. G..
star. ot tho start. and the latter may
not get into action-unless needed.
Irwin has all the parinarks Of q
coming star, and French has taken -
special liking to him. Stanley Robb also
viii start AZ ond. and Bob" Butts
IN" big Rridcsburg catcher. also will see
action before the afternoon IS over.
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NATIVITY OPENS SEASON
WITH EAST FALLS TEAM
Uptown Club Makes Debut In Foot
ball Game This Afternoon

The Nativity {. e.. captaincd by Art
/iplcr, former college star, will open
The season rhiS afternoon at Belgrade
md tiearfcd streets with the strong
Last Falls eleven.
In the Nativity lineup arc Il ma jor-
Ity of The Ewing Club, one of Phila-
d"Iphia's foremost football teams which
dishandod this season. The lineup also
n"lrdes former college boys such rs
M"AnaIly and Lewis from Penn.
Barnes. Of Gp6rgptown: Delaney. of
st. Francis; Eichorn. ot Tehigh.
On SUNDAY Nativity will also play nj
belgrade and Cloartird streets with the
St. Edwards Club. OF Chester, Pa. The
lineup for today's clash -
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HARVARD-CENTRE TOPS
GRLDLRON CARD TODAY
Collegiate GridirOn
Schedule for TOday

EAST
Penn Va. Swarthmorc, Mt Franklin Field.
centre vs. Harvard, at Cambridge.
Fs9's'S" Fac Ss Ws vi Ma.yr1dH % NV fTnss,on nSsn
pIs,,mouth I;,.n IS ys. sysrmont, q, ,nosr Hsnoysr.
i.afsySiis w. " BGcKneii, iHaie' at Easicn.
i;ehishys' i;ehish w. Brown, at Be,hle,hsm;., u.v.r.
XIilanoya Va. Catholic u. at vIllsnoyya; Va,
Hy e, vs Tses ' s,n.o al
'oint
Garncrla Tech VS. Thlci. at pittsburgh.
cSidS IiS'T Va, Y' iaw56n. iFGn at at Wa,eryic
coigm s,nap IA ys. y: y T.; at New New yors yors
Hamilton vs.. Rensseiaer. at Clinton.
Holy Cross vs.. Boston T.. at Worcester.
Lebanon Valley vs. 81. Josephs. at Ann
Maine vs. Bates. nj orono. ...
Mass. Agsies We. Amherst. at Amherst.
nichinson vs. +. and 81. at Carlisle, ,isn,o,
f. S,%S e. y' nS % ;ocsesis "s krs'''"
s.. Johns vs.. George Washington. at
Nprrs1slI vs. stevens. at Springfield;
!SuaGuohanna, vs.. Alhrisht. at Selirsgrove'
TTyy vs. n%HGlG Asr'Ss 'Mcsgdrd e. 'r'''F'
W"s'ovan ys. Hobart. at Midiletown;
Princeton Frcsh vs. hndovsr, at AndoNcr'
Harvard Frcsh W. Exeter. at Exeter.
WEST
Illinois vs.. Iowa, at Trbane.
Purdue vs.. Chicago. Rt Chicago.
Indiana VS.. Wisconsin, at Madison.
Mch,san vs. ohio state. at Columbus
Missouri VS.. Nebraska. at Lincoln.
Notre Dame vs.. Depauw, at South Bend.
Kansas Aggies Va. Oklahoma. at Norman
Drake W. ST Louis. ut st. Louis.
Amcs W. Gr!nnell. Mt Grinnell.
Boston College vs. Detroit. at Detroit.
Ear'hnm vs. Butler, at INDIANAPOLIS.
Dayton w. Rcse Poly. at Terre Haute.
Milwaukee Engineering vs. Valparaiso. at
a alpHra!ao.
Wabash vs. James M!llikin. at Decatur.
Des MUinea vs. Creighton. at Dcs Moines.
Dcnnison Vs Witt,rburg. at Granville.
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CAMDEN COPS OPENER
Eastern Leasuers Show Class II
Winning Over {. p. c. Five

Tt" |Nmdon Enstrrn league i've
travelled I" Germantown last evening
md handed the +. l.. G. five trim
ming. II I" -; Th" sore at half time
was Is 10 II.
The feature Of tho game was the
shooting Of Bobby Cross. who nctted
the ball on four occu>l ions. "Sour"
Campbell l"l the field with six. while
DoIim and Kerr had three each and
StnnlN and EirghNM Two NniecN.
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KARNAC AT JENKlNTOWN
Germantown Eleven Meets kIauder
Weldon Team Tomorrow

Coach Jimmy Smith has secured sev
eral new players to appear in the line -.
up Of the klaudcr- Weldon team when
It takes the field against Karnac M
JCnkintowu tomorrow.
The newcomers are BODY Brennan
and Joe kephart. the big baseball
catcher of the Belfeld nine. The lnt =.
tor Will play one Of the backfielI nosi :.
ticns along with Joe Staley, the stnr
line plungrr and punter.
Arrangements are under way with
one of the big State elevens to nnnrnr
at Jenkintown next Sunday and nil tLa
big teams in this section will appear
In the next month.
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WCTRlX AND DELCO
IN BIG DARBY CRASH
Undefeated EIevens Meet This At.
ernoon at HilIdale Park

The Delco football eleven, Of Darby,
will endeavor to win its fourth straight
game this afternoon on the IIilldale
Ball Park grounds at Ninth and Cedar
streets when the delaware County
eleven stacks m against Nictrix.
Manager O'Connrll. Of the West
Philadelphia Catholic Club eleven. has
his warriors all primed for the fray
ard as they also have clean slate
both clubs are anxious to win.
Neither manager has made any rad
ical shift In the lineup and will usn
the same team that has been playing
all year.
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Scraps About Scrappers

there ~ Bass, Of this city. noticing tina t
ChnI1.ds ~ Nate Carp boxing In BeItjunre
1, IhEcS MN to SWIMMING rnu,ch H1u
n a,Wrnutdm and Carp !s a tyweight Neit he r
''"'" 20 DO nsh--as u boxer.
toh,rEre to,nfEre Is no show scheduled at the National
i;riTn starting next saturday night, j :
liz bb" bas hEms to hlld weekly ring mutches.
lon ""h Eddie Kid Wagner and III mmV ILL,
Ni,ron nooned FOR the wind.up and Jnnnn,.
sSmi IL 70 meet Bobby Burman in the
puI "@"'e @ Mack; the pautomine boxer, will
~" ms The Single EuuC kou'" at ih.
nrIDI IeSt Wednesday night ON the sanIr
Chanow," WIN bouts between X o. Young
muN anJ ''iu rhll I"in Brown, FIinky kuut-
Z ~ Green. '''' anu 'Vc f"FIe'I ana
tho 'ue ue Atkins, an amateur boxer from up
hiS ,nrh,", Is in Philadelphia training for
Weight. '''u'' i'' ~ featheT-
Ir ,.nrI,S Rear. retired boxer. Ia reer,nr
lpck Drown, VII" made good ~ :. come
>lro"", .ahlhst Tny GopdWn Rear has
'"''!nS daiiy at Adam Ryan's.
J,mnm"u,G lit' To rcmatHh Little Jen with
tEn TiI laNt"r 10 prove that thn latter is rNt
t.vo, ~, ,tIe Orl3l" ci,Y lads master. J,lf hns
Ntn,mal matches On. !nclddiug Tim o. IL ,wd
nora ~, October -; Nate c,rp, ialtI-
ialn""h il" nctoenr 30, and Claude Wilson. Iiir.
iyeRhham. nam. Ala, Week later Jem has had
az pouts and, was never knocked off his
''' states Waxman,
rankle Nelson. lt6, and BILLY Hartman.
lur.da arc training toEsther and will be pre-
''f respective bouts In fortnight.
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Four Shoots on Trap Menu

1,""aI and suburban r'ootcrs win not h,
ii!e this aii"In-@,". F"ur shoots will be
w'il hoid - int! -i!oot over its new
Z 'gn Will huld It's monthly test over tbn
shooting grounds a. Srventy-sr.-rnJ and
island road. y practice shoot op:n 10 The
public. viii h- s'at-t over the Nea dow
springs ct ToIat Er"rz" Park The GInev
Gun tlGO WA also hold shoot '
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Hunting A. A. at Frazier

The Hunting a A.. fresh from .,or.
;c'S re with, Darhv Rams invade WE,
thI2drphi3 this aft"rr"un 20 rlnv T>reyIs. rs.
=" I, A fltty-fOurtA street and Grn; 90,
nn", The latter stiil feels the sting q, T1s I've,
S"ne S"n,n% ,rhon m,,"'0 r"ycrae NJ the hands ~
Inst ton sec1nds or plav spilled Jcfs,,,n IN me
Ws,h WIN lhH edition Of MrPh'ney former Aml apIl
IhH"n'ipn,h quarterback together with .e,-
era. r. thlorreinentS in the line posit,nns
nr"iR,SG th"ir followers one Of the best GAM
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Penn and Qudkers
viii Clash TOddy
Continued from PAGE One.

Continued from PAGE One.
the gridiron and north stands to take
some OF the chill out Of the atmosphere
The crowd. according to Ernest Coz
zcns. graduate manager of athletics at
Penn. will exceed any In tho long
, wears OF competition. The advance sale
! of seats up to this morning was far
( in excess Of any previous number.
! while the usual seat sale before the
game Is expected TO be large.
! Last year 81 900 spectators saw the
Garnet tie Penn I to Z. This year
$1,000 fans are expected, which will
set n new attendance record for Frank
| line Field. Two sections in the north
. stand have been purchased en- bloc by
the visiting rooters. The entire school
from the suburbs is expected to attend
the game with their cheer leaders. mas
cots. ct nl.
In other words. the game should
prove gala one. Swarthmore realizas
the strength Of lIcisman's eleven and
feels confident it will show some
, high class football. A victory for Roy
Mcrccr's eleven would upset the DOPE
possible.
Roy Mercer. who cnuchcs the Garnet
is familiar with the system of play
as taught on Franklin Field because
of his having PLAYED and cuptoin,d
Red and Blue elcyrns, Bill Ward. thc
tackle who starred for Penn in 1919
and 1920. is the line tutor of Swarth
more, and he. too. is familiar with
the system of line play. All of which
means that Greek viii be meeting
Greek. so far ns stylc of play is con.
cerncd.
Swnrthmore bases IFS homes on an
open game, the forward pnss heinz tho
threat. In Les Asplundb perhnns thr
greatest puntcr in college ranks,
Swnrthmorc has a player who will proyc
Il threat to the Rcd and Hlu. oll nftr,.
lonn. lie is n triple threat in nddi.
ton 70 being n puntcr of note: Il" cun
hravc forward passes and buck the
line with the best in the business,
d., ,,
hed ana biue rear Quakers
Penn actually fears their Quaker
rivals. Tho defeat Of the Garnet last
Saturday has only instilcd deeper into
the ranks of the Penn gladintors the
fact that they must be- up and doing
every minute. Harold Castor, who
saw Glenn killinger's eleven steam
roller Swarthmore, cautioned Penn yes
t"rday against any over confidence.
'SwarthmOrc has power and lots Of
II. Their line Is big and strong and
they have II fleet set of backs. They
will not make the mistakes avnimst
us that they did last week.
The usual betting that takes plnro
between the various fraternitics in the
two colleges is conspicuous by it's ob
scncc this year. Neither side seems
to be willing to want 10 risk any
money. The Garnet rooters are u.k-
ing for . to l, with Penn followers
unwi Hing to give the odds.
Injuries have forced Conch UcIsman
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Todas
PENN FRESH SECONDS
BEAT PERKIOMEN, 7-6
Forward Pass Scores Touchdown on
Franklin Field

Franklin Field. Oct. 21.--Thc Penn
second freshman eleven defeated Perki-
omen School, to 9, in thrilling
struggle today.
A forward pass. Hood TO Chapman,
good for - yards, scored the Red and
Blue touchdown. Captain Eddy kicked
n field goal for the extra point that
proved the deciding factor.
The upstate s"hoolboys also scored
in the second period, but n missed try
for goal by Gnrvine sent them 10 de-
feat. a Inc buck hy LithgOw good
for 3 yards, scored tho touchdown.
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SOUTH PHiLLIES OPPOSE
NAVY STARS IN OPENER
New Downtown Eleven to Make
Debut at Shetzline Park

The South Philly" football team.
recently organized to keep alive the
sporting interest aroused by the South
Philly' baseball team. makes its bow
to the public this afternoon in n game
against the I. 5. Navy all Stars. Mt
Sh"tzline Park, Board and Bigler
streets. at 3 o'clock.
a formidable lineup will be pre.
Senfcd, selected from list Of can
didat"s numbering more than twenty.
fly" club and former college PLAYERS
"Pud' Day. local gridron star, and
formerly a player Mt Muhlenbery Col
,rse ana 1or two S"aSons tackle on the
MaSsilion 'ohiol Tigers, has been en-.
gagged to coach and play right tackle.
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Former Diamond Star Dead

Pat MSaney, who years ago. was one Of
IN" b'ht MINOR lcHgu" stars in busCUall, died
yesterday morning In this city from a
T ST%,np,,iHhtion 81 dis"aSes lie VIII b, burie,i
In.slHN morning from the residence VI his
sIstrr-in-!aw. 22oS Page street " ~"
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START TITLE SERIES
Norwood and CoIwyn Meet on For.
mer's Field TODAY

Tho opening gun in the cnmpaign for
tho Delaware County football cham.
pionship will be fired this afternoon Mt
Norwood, when the home team bat
ties Colwyn.
Norwood has been in II slump, but the
team has been coached by DR.. Kerr,
of southern High, this week and cx-
poets to spring II surprise on it's rivals.
Colwyn. Norwood
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wood: r. Hest, Se'Ierr. Brown, Smitr. Rof
Head iinesman--J. Davis. Time--i2-minute
periods.
Another sectional football clash will
be witnessed by IIolmcsburg fans this
afternoon. when tho home eleven meets
Wildwood. Of Frankford. on Crystal
Field. Rhawn street west Of Frankford
avenue.
II will mark tho first meeting between
those rivals after n lapse Of ten years.
Wildwood Is enjoying n sports revival
and under the management Of Bill
ShallCross has como rapidly to the fore.
After the Taconv. TIo|mesburg battle
last Saturday Wildwood Immediately
challenged its reighbor and the def
was accepted. Manager Shallcross is
confident Wildwood will hold the big
burg eleven to an even lower total that
the 13-O Tacony score.
Holmesburg, on tho other hand, has
been practlcing hard. Tho big sub
urban eleven is pointing for the big fuss
with Frankfort ono month hence and
there are mary willing to wager that
George johnson will hand the Yellow
jackets All-Am"ricanS big surprise.
The team Is gradually working UP 10
the big fray. Last week Andy Smith
who starred last year at fullback for
Frankford. entered tho fray. and today
liummell, star at Lafayette last year,
will get into action
In the preliminary game at | 30
j. NJ. 1lolmesburg Reserves oppose Bel.
field.
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knepper Retains Golf TIN.

Princeton. Oct. II. Rudy Kneun.r "a
taiH,i mis ttln as Go!f chamWton Of Tr,nre.
ton lrl'elsItN and or the SpriuEi4 4ia nnror,
club H. dcr"attnE Fob Wintringur' Va '''l' ~
her" Runy showed the same good form hs
CNhInN"d In the national amateur nj Iirnc,ue c ue
liur Hts putting was uerf"ct All - n'"ok-
rarely Ur tho falrway "''N "e was
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VIctrix Wants Grid Game

the victrix football eleven, which meats
Delco At Darby this afternoon, is without "a
game TOT next Saturday. Address r. o. Con-
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ORANGE 4. C..

,, Lundgren ll2D, Lowe QD, Mellow
y, .Welssmuller ull, Browne (6),
ia5zsimmons (3), Carlson t9O, Ma
Head UneSnan-UiSi
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.H0LMESBURG HAS
SECTIONAL CLASH
Wildwood, Of Frankford, Will
Battle George Johnson's
Eleven at Crystal Field
HUMMELL MAKES HIS DEBUT

Substitutes for Holmesbure Mackenzie
Nemsic Kostoa. Potts, Gorman. For Wild
wood: r. IIeist. Sellers. Brown. smith,. Rot-
eree---Herman Meyer Tmpire--C. Woehr.
periods.
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Russia won't disarm because
France and Poland maintain ar
mics, and France and Poland
maintain armies because Russia
won't disarm.
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North Troy

Mis-. Grace Annis has returned
from a visit to friends in Essex
and Lamoille counties.
John A. Dubois, now of New
bury, was in town last week on
business and calling on friends.
A first class radio outfit, opcr-
atcd by Burdette Whitcomb, has
been installed at NJ j. Blair's.
A case of scarlet fever is report
cd on the "King's Highway" that
is, over the line in Canada.
John Sweet, who lately moved
back to this place after several
years elsewhere is at work in the
Gladu barber shop.
Friends and acquaintance of
the families here felt a melancholy
interest in the funeral of the late
John H. Carpenter which was he'd
at St. Johnsbury Monday morn
ing, June ~. He died in his office
in Boston Saturday At one time
he lived here. His wife was Nellie,
daughter of the late William H.
Rand who was for many years a
prominent citizen and official of
this town, and sister of Frank H.
Rand a lawyer here for few
years being at one time law
partner of the Ike John L. Lewis.
Mrs. George +. Lewis expects to
start in July on her contemplated
European trip of few months.
Friend jenkins of MorriSville
was i'm town Sunday.
Fred j. Robins and family have
been visiting at the home of the
mother of Mrs. Robins, Mrs. Ma
poleon Root for a few DAYS.
Oscar Larabee and family, now
of Jacksonville were in town Sun
day.
On account of so many absences
from town, it was deemed advis-
able TO hold no preaching services
at st. Augustine'S Episcopal
church Sunday.
Fred Hardy, wife and daughter
returned Monday, the 26th from a
trim ~ few days to Morrisvl,le
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Orleans

Mrs. Frank Hardy is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Warner, at North
Troy this week.
Mrs. Mary Greene is at New
port Center this week as a guest
of her sister, Mrs. Harmon Doane.
Mrs. Clarence SWEET of St.
Johnsbury is visiting her mother
and brother at Leon Sweets.
Eleanor Lyon is working in the
Turnbull office.
Miss Eva Chandler is spending
n9rt of her summer vacation with
her grandmother, Mrs. A. d..
Chandler
Ruth Churchill came home Sat
urday from her school in Boston
to spend the summer with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Church
i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. |. Dodge of
California are visiting friends in
town.
Mrs. Ernest Going of West
Burke spent the week end with
her mother, Mrs. A. z. Jenness.
f.. \. ohlnlel was DuSllleSS
visitor in st. Johnsbury Tuesday
last.
Thomas Smith of Evansville has
bought Mrs. George Sanders
house on School street and will
move here soon.
Miss Hazel Brahana of Lowell,
is visiting at Edgar LeClair's.
lola Derusha is spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. H. L.
Mcnamara.
Mrs. Jennie Kipp has been
quite i'll for the past four weeks
is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs John Cook of West
Charleston were business visitors
in town Tuesday.
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NEWPORT LOCALS

Miss Marion Newland is visiting
in New York for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. All Dodge of Pas
adena, California, formerly of
Orleans, called on friends in
town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Hildreth,
who have been stopping in town
for the past month, left for Split
Rock cottage at Lake Willoughby
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. y. w. Davis of Derby Line
entertained party of II ladies
at the Lone Maple tea rooms yes
ttcrday.
DR.. G. II. Newland is gaining
slowly from his long illness. His
many friend are pleased to see him
about again.
The Barton Auto Exchange is
installing a 1000 gallon gasoline
tank at their new garage on Gov
entry street. 1t is to be equipped
with a five gallon pump.
Mrs, c. B. Belknap of st.
bloomsbury accompanied her hus-
band on a business trip to New
port and spent the day with Miss
Gertrude Coburn.
: Miss Louise Gilman is much
better after severe illness of ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. Everett Cole and daughter
Of Jcffersonville, N. H., are visi =
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Form Border
Baseball League
(Cotniued from Page u

The meeting lasted until well
along towards midnight. Before
it broke up the suggestion was
made that possibly a few of these
dates might be transferred to
towns without the league. 1t is
therefore quite likely that Barton
and possibly some other towns
will see games between Border
League members. This arrange
mcnt would work out especially
satisfactorily if for any reason a
specific date turned out to be i'll
chosen.
In each town one class of
people prefer certain dates, the
merchants may prefer others, and
so it goes. 1t is perhaps we'll to
explain that the committee did
their best to meet everybody's
wishes. But in the question there
entered many considerations, such
as outside games already booked
and the consequent inability of
this team or that one playing on
certain days.
The several managers agreed to
have their players registered well
in advance Of the opening game,
and they also agreed not to start
an endless race in building up an
organization more and more eX-
pcnsiVe.
Taking everything into consider
ton it looks very bright indeed for
an intensely interesting season Of
baseball
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IL T. q.

ing at Mrs. NJ. b. Chappcll's.
Miss Mabel Wheeler Of Rock
Island is visiting her aunt, Miss
Gladys Wheeler.
Mrs. c. J. Obcn has returned
from three weeks visit TO her
sister, Mrs. Edward kent's of
Randolph, Vt.
Fern street is getting a good
coating of the best gravel EX-
tensive repairs in widening and
putting in new sluices on Clyde
street have been going on for
some time. That street will also
be graVeIcd.
Eleanor Prouty and Harriet
Goss 20 to Camp HoehcIago ON
Lake Champlain tomorrow, where
they Will spend month at that
famous camp.
June 26, - young ladies sur
prised Miss Barbara Brown, when
she celebrated her 18th birthday
and presented her with d beautiful
gold pencil as a souvenir of the
occasion. A pleasant evening was
spent when the party leaving wish
cd Mis- Barbara very many happy
returns Of the day
Walter Moulton Of Burlington
is visiting his grandparents, Mr.,
and Mrs. GEORGE Kendall.
Mrs. J. c. Blake, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hildreth, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Levy and daughter, Betty,
spent Tuesday at viii jerks in
st. Johnsbury.
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League Schedule for July

July 11-Newport at Lyndonvile.
July list. Johnsbury at Sherbr6oke.
July davenport at ST. Johnsbury.
July 2-Lyndonvile at Sherbrooke
July 13-Sherbrooke at Newport
July 13-St. Johnsbury at Lyndonvile.
July 14-Sherbrooke at st. Johnsbury.
July 14-Lyndonville at Newport.
July 10 Sherbrooke at Newport.
July 18-St. Johnsbury at Lyndonville
July 18-Sherbrooke at Newport.
July 19-Lyndonville at st. Johnsbury.
July 20-Lyndonville at SherbroOke.
July 20-St. Johnsbury at Newport.
July -Sherbrooke at st. Johnsbury.
July 21-Newport at Lyndonville.
July 25-St. Johnsbury at Sherbrooke.
July 25-Newport at Lyndonville.
July 26-Sherbrooke at Newport.
July 27-Sherbrooke at Lyndonville.
July 28-Lyndonville at Newport.
July 8-Sherbrooke at st. JohnSbury.
July 29-Newport at st. Johnsbury.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-28
Newport Center

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beadle,
while on their wedding trip visit
ed his uncle, G. l.. Beadle and
family, last week. They returned
to their home in Manchester, Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Osgood and
family visited their daughter,
Mrs. Sherman Cammett, few
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Drown, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. G. Peabody and Iona
are attending the Beebe camp
meeting.
Mrs. Alberta Armstrong and
daughter, Mrs. Harley Doane,
spent the past week camping at
Willoughby Lake.
Mrs. Clara johnson of Berkshire
visited her niece, Mrs. B. C. Vince
Ter, over the week end.
Damon Hyde has traded his
village residence for a farm in
Troy.
Alland Beadle is clerking in the
Twombly store.
The Ladies' Aid will serve IL
salad supper on Earl Pettingills
lawn Wednesday.
Thelna Collins of Newport city
is visiting Audrey Pettingill.
George Bosley went with his
daughter, Mabel, to the proven
tive sanatorium in Pittsford last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mamie JacQuith and
daughter Mildred, have gone to
visit her sister, Mrs. Thomas Kirk
land, in North Andovcr, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Clark Of
Albany, and Miss Daisy Beals of
st. Adams are visiting Mrs. NJ
A. Parker.