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CALEDONIAN-RECORD TUESDAY, SEPTEMtffcR 7, 1920
PAGE TWO
CAfcOT
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Figures ha ve it that for every w inning in
PURE SPECULATION
thereare 99 losses.
We believe you agree with us, that
100 per cent Safety
is better than 99 per cent danger.
Whon you deposit funds with us, you are not
speculating neither does this Bank speculate with
your money.
It's as safe and sure as anything can w eli be.
For sixty-eight years, continuous semi-annual
dividends nave been paid depositors.
Do you know of a better record?
Passumpsic Savings Bank
St. Johnsbury, Vi.
WE WANT MECBANICS AND LABORERS
of ali kinds to w ork in tliis plant. We also want
young men to learn to operate the difl'erent mach-;
ines, good pay whilc learning and chance for promo
tion to good paying position.
We also want women for light machine and
bench work. ' 4
E. & T. Fairbanks & Co.
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Employment Dept. :
Rev. M. W. Halo went to Middle
bury Monday to attend u meeting for
pa.-tors.
The funeral of Mi.? Nellie Marsh
who died very suddenlv Tuesday was
held at the house Thursdav a. ni., at
10 o'clock. Rev. F. E. Currier spoke
very comfort ine; words to the bereav
ed iiioth. r who has the sympathy of
a host of friend.-,. The burnì was in
the cenieteiv bere heside her father,
who lied a year aio this month.
Union M'ivices will be held at the
niornin;.
The Judith Lvford Woman's Club
will meet with' Mrs. W. I. Abbott
at Kast Cabot next Tuesday p. "in.,
Sept. Tth. Itoli cali to be answered
wilh eurient eventi.
Mi--. S. C. Hardin" ìcturned to
her home at Cur.cord Saturday after
a week's Aixy at Mvs. Julia Barr's.
Card.; are out announcina; the
man iaj?e oi Geoide B. Currier and
Mi:.- I .ila Jame-on at Colebiook, N.
11., S. pt. 2 at 8 p. ni.
Charhv Ilou.i'liton has moved hii
family to Mar.-hlield wheie he is rull
ili n.u a j;aratfO busine-s.
lialph' Perry has moved his family
iato T. II. )'.- uood's house, vecently
vacai ed bv C. W. Hou.nhton.
Mi?:-, Alice l'aine ìcturned to her
work in Montprlier Timi day after
a week's visit at her home bere.
Guy Nelson of Boston was a visit
or at bis f.lthel's, S. A. Nelson':! the
past week.
,Mr. and Mr::. Thomas Crowley of
Ilardwick visited relative heie re
Celith. Miss Judith Haines poes this
week to Barre to liei Kdiool work.
Harold Lance has -one back to bis
work at Springfield.
Hin rv Halo of St. Johnsbury re
crn'Jv visited friemis bere.
Ui-v. and Mrs. K. L. Godd.ird are
b.ick after a 'ev weeks' vaeation.
Mi. and Mrs. B. G. lioers and
M:. and Mrs. . J. Iioirers attended
the w.'ddiac of Geoi'i;e Cunier and
Miss Li la Jame on at Colcbrook,
Thnrsday cvenmjr.
Mi', and Mrs. Ilarlie Haine
Green boro were recent visitor,
A (!aiif,rhter was boni to Mr
Mrs. Ilari v Stevens last week.
of
here.
and
NORTH DANVILLE
Phone 44
We Write Every Kind of
INSURANCE
In the Very Best Companies
A. B. Noycs Insurance Agency
Inc.
CITIZENS BANK BLOCK
$4000 IN ATTR ACTION S
$2000 In Horse Races
..LANCASTER FAIR..
September 7, 8, 9 and 10
l : "I
LANCASTER FAIR
Two cars leave daily on
Wednesday and Thursday
Start at 8 A. M. from my garage. Returning after,
the races.
Round Trip $3,00
One car daily to Barton Fair if it is loaded.
rrice $3.00.
C. E. HOPKINS
Railroad Street Phone 703 St. Johnsbury
Mrs. Waid who has been visitine
her dnuuhter, Mrs. Guy I'owers, has
returned to lier home in Woodsville.
Mrs. Eliza and Miss Stella Alien
who have been visitinir at F. E. Al
lcn's the nast week returned to their
home at St. Johnsbury, Centei Sun
dav. Tlie VilIaTO Fchonl onened Monday
w'.tli Mrs. Hai ohi Ward in the jrrani
'ìai room ar.:l Mrs. Nettie Burbank
in the piiniarv room.
Joseph McEliov has finished work
at Cari Chickei'iiv's and returned to
bis home in Montgomery.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Alien and
family and Mrs. Eliza and Miss Stella
Alien vi-ited at Geor:e Whipple's at
Lyra'.on Center, Sunday.
Mi s Jennic Gadapee and a friend
of Arebver ,Mu.-s., are visitili" her
parcnts, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gadapee.
Miss Mavourine Cilley vi. ited Mrs
IL C. W'orniwood of East Barnet last
wei k.
Fieenian Alien, Fred Gadapee,
William Cilley and Mr. Russell of
B.tniet were business visitors in
Barton Wednesday.
Mi.-s Ethe Grav of St. Johnsbury
Onteris visitine her uncle and aunt,
Mi. arej Mrs. Frecman Alien.
Mrs. Hate Odeikirk of St. Johns
bury is .-pendini,' the week at N. IL
Cliiroi-d's.
Miss Lina Car san has returned to
her home in Canada.
Mi. and Mrs. Guy Clifford and
familv of St. John, bui y ' visited at
Will Cliiford's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Vance and
Miss Edith Vance visited their
dauifliter ,Miss Ilazel Vance at
Bri'jhtlook ho.-pital, Sunday.
Fred Morse of St. Johnsbury was
the Ruest of hi- mother, Mrs. Abbie
Morse, Sunday.
Fred Carson visited at James Cas
sady's in Walden Sunday.
Mr.s. Arthur Eminons and two chil
(Iren aie the truests of Mrs. Geoi-pe
Dole at Joe's Pond.
M;;rtle Noyes of St. Johnsbury is
visitine; at Herbert Noyes' and Mrs.
Anurie Newland.
A biì'thday surpirso party was ;iv
en Mrs. Frank Swett at the home of
Charles Krew Wednesday eveiiinp-.
About .() were pi'esent. Mu-ic was
furnished by Jlr. and Mrs. E. Mosher
ot St. Johnsbury Center and dancing
was enjoyed throun'hout the evenirli,
licfrcshmeiit ; oi satidwiches, cake
and coffee were served. A beautiful
birthday cake was made by Mrs.
l'rev,' and cut and served by Mrs.
Swett.
A surprise party wa;- jriven Ernest
Malhow.s Tuesday evenin;' at bis
home. BefVeshments of ice cream,
cake and coffee were served and a
very pleasant evening enjoyed by
ali "resent.
Let Us Wire Your Home for
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
Cali G.1G-M
RELIANCE ELECTRIC CO.
St. Johnsburv, Vermont
S. R. CARTER
F.'B. KERR
Lieut. Hardy Savina
i Property from Uolsheviks
i Lieut. Ionald E. Hardy, a native
I of St. Johnsbury and son of Mr. and
I Mrs. A. L. Hardy now of Anihcrst,
Mass., has ju-t written his parents
1 after a silence of two months. In
: steail of .-pendine bis .-ummer with
! his narents at their summer home in
j (Jreensboro, he is stili at the front
i furlitint; to rescue the supplies
of the American Belief associa
tion from fallintr into the hands !
of the invadine armies oC
Ku : .-ian Bolsheviks. These supplies j
for f eedini; the millions of starvin.i;!
children in I'oland were located in ten
or twelve dinerent, cities and ne nati
been able to conduci a campagli foi'
the savinj; of $50(1,000 worth of pro
perty at the timo of writin;. The
Bol.-heviks had only otten $10:i,000
worth antl probably some of this may
be retaken.
ST. JOHNSBURY CENTER
Thero will be servire- at the Con
tfreational church Sunday morninu
at the usuai liour, ìu.-ia o ciock. ine i
pastor will preach from the subject,
"Evidences that the End of the
rv rratjk. A' " C3
Compare these prices:
JIdjutimcnt Basis-.
Silvep.town Cor?- s, Booo 3liles
Fabric Tires', booo jìiiles
FAB RIC TIRE PRICE S
SIZE I9IO TODAY
3QX3 25.45 19. IO
SO x VA 33.85 23,20
324 48.65 36.80
344 65.35 53;I5
355 82.75 65.35
3 est in 'thè Long 'Ruh
Womnioii Véters off WéiPinràòi'S:
You are entitled to the Ballo t in ali State and National Electiohs
WITHOUT TAX QUALIFICATIONS.
You May Vote in the
STATE PRIMARY, TUESDAY, SEPT. 14
You should not fail to Register.
You should not fail to Vote.
FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIOXS ANI) THE RALLOT IS YOURS:
You owe it (o your State.
You owe it to Yourself.
lst A woman must be 21 years of ageor over.
2nd A wnman must have been a resident of the stale one year and of
the city or town where she expeets to vote al least linee months prior to date
of registration. r.
3rd A woman must go hefore the Roard of Civil Authority and have liei'.
nani e placed on the check-list unless she has already done so. Consult your
town clerk in person or by phone lo ascertain the meeting dales of the Board
of Civil Authority.
Uh A woman must take the Freeman's oath. This you will do before the
Roard of Civil Authority when you register as a voler.
Attorney-General Archibald has ruled that there are no restrietions on women voting in ali the fall
elections in Vermont. ,
Prove to YOUR STATE that you are interested in it interested fully as mudi as the men even
more than many men that you want the state to progress and take her rightful placo among the lead
ing commonweàlths that you desire Vermont to go forward and keep iuick, sure pace with the best of
them. k
YOUR IJALLOT IS NEEDED TO ACCOMPLISH THIS! V I. -i V
IN BURLINGTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9
10:30 and 2:00 o'clock At the New Sherwood -
A state-wide convention of delegate and members of the Vermont Loague of Womcn Voters will be
held. Ali members of this organization and members of ali women's organizations are invited to be
present and assist in perfecting the full details of the now Loague. The meetings will be addressed by
MISS MARJORIE SHULER
of New York, Associale Edilor of The Woman Citizen
LI LIA N IL OLZENDAM, '
Chairman Vermont Lcague of Women Voters.