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CALEDONIAN-RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1922
PAGE FIVE
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' NEWPORT LOCALS
Mrs. Homer Hildreth was in
Montreal on Monday.
The Ladies Social Union of the
pNEUMONIA
I Cali a physician
I "etnercncy" tr
physician. Then bcein
"etnergcncy" treatment witi
MB
V V A PO RUB
Over 1 7 Mi Man Jan Viti Yearh
Joseph lorin
CABINET MAKER
AJ1 kinds of fumi tu re re
paired. See me before
throwing aside old pieces cr
buying new,
SERVICE
GARAGE
Cars remodelled, overhaul
ed and painted. Ali classes
of machine work done.
East Main St., Newport
"Distinctively
difTerent"
Green
iountain
Teas and Goff eo
cannot be exceled in
quality a trial is con
vincing. Packed by
Cross Abbott Co.
White River Junction,
Vermont
PREMIER THEATRE
Newport Vermont
TONIGHT
fnllnn T onrlìc in
! I "Where Is My Wan-
dering- Boy Tonight"
Special Attraction '
Krgular Prices
THURSDAY, DEC. 21
Elaine Hammerstein
in "Under Oath"
Hall Room Boys' Comedy,
"No Monev to Guide Them"
Special Sale of Nuts
For Christmas
English Walnuts 2H et -
Cinzii 2:; cts
Almonds 2! cts
Filberts ' 22 cts
Mixed 21 cts
Ribbon Candies 2 11). cartoli 12 'ls
Fancy ('hocolatos in Fancy Coxe.
Nice line of National Wafors and Tea Ci.-cuits
Chri.-tmas Postcards
PAPPAS & DOCOS
Coventry Street, Newport, Vermont
"JUST A ROUND THE CORNER"
93 Railroad Street
Congregational church announces
that the Phillbrooks are to givo
another of their popular home tal
ent plays in Newport on January
15-16th. Advertisement.
Mrs. F. A. Crown and Miss
E.sther Brown are in St. Johns
bury where Miss Crown i.s to sub
mit to an operation for the remov
al of tonsils at Brightlook.
Clarence Davis who lias been
very ili for several weeks at the
home of his daughter Mrs. Earl
down, i.s better rad ablc to re
turn to his home in Laconia.
Miss Katherine Berard is home
from St. Johnsbury where she is
attending school.
Mrse. Fred Ci'Khing and Mrs.
Lemuel Albee were visitor in Or.
leans yeAerday and called on
friends there.
Supt. Williams of the Atlantic
Ii vision of the C. I li. of Farn
ham, P. Q., with Mrs. Williams
were in the city yesteiday.
Cookies for the children must be
made with the purest ingredienti.
You run no i i.:k if you u.ie Baker's
Certified Flavoring Extracts. No
better extracts made. At ali good
groeers. Advertisement.
HEL1CIOUS
Applesauce Cake
Going Strqng
Hamblett's
NEWPORT SAKERY
l'el. 213-3
NEWPORT ULTSLErfS
DIRECTORY
ERNEST L. HUNT
llegisiered Optometri.-t and Op
'ician. Specialist in Speetaele and
E.ve gla.i.s Hu.njc.
:"2 II. Main St., Newport. Vt.
Write or phone 1 4 - lì 1 for
appointnu a.
Dli. HARRY F. hAMllION
DENTA L S URGER Y
X-Ray Service
Complete Gas and Oxvgen eejuip
ment for paiidess denistry.
OnVe hours: 8.30 to 12, l.:so" to
Tel. 27S Gilman's Block
E. II. IIOWE
Successor to HOWE & STOWE
riKAL ESTATE, NEWPORT
Tel. 175 Root'.s Block
HEMST1TCHING
Latest styles, buttons covered to
order. Mail orders filled promptly.
Misses Trudeau & Whceler
41 1-2 Main Street Tel. 38-1
C. A. Cramlon, M. I),
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Main St., St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Appointnients for examirmtion o
glasses by lettor or telephone
The O Spot
FOR
Clearing. Pressing and llepuirint;
E. ROUSSEAU
Hti.-Kt Restaurant Rlock. Newport
Radio Service and
Supplies
forrest di;f:w
at Newport Elertric Shop
'ò Mail Street
Newport.. Vermont
SKIS MADE TO ORDER
$2.50 to $5.00
V ccni'dini to length
W. J. Hai rison
' iiain Street. Newport
i Li BmA é I
Ship Million Pounds
of Freight at Newport
The Boston and Maine transfer
station at Newport has established
another new record by trans-ship-ping
on Monday over a 1,000,000
pounds of freight. This was ac
coinplished by nine crews of 00
men working on a ten hour day.
Another unusual feature was the
largo amount of western merchan
dise Eastbound necessiting the
making up of 28 cars for various
points in New England.
With the heavy increase in traf
fic, the prospect is doubtful for
much of a holiùay on Christmas
J)ay for the men employed at this
work.
Newport Conductor
Receives In jury
Conductor lan Huntley was
(uite seriously injured Monday
evening just hefore taking his
train to Derby Line. Mr. Huntley
was about to enter the combina
tion smoker and passenger ear,
when ' freight conductor, Fred
Henrichon, who is also in charge
of this mixed train, in some way
lost his balance enough to jostle
Mr. Huntley who fell on the piat
to rm.
He was taken at enee to his
home in. Derby Line and an exam
ination failed to find broken bones
though he was bruised and stun
ned by the fall.
Pian Lcgion Iìody '
For Orleans County!
At the last meeting of Newport
Post No. 21 of the Ameican Le- !
gion steps were taken towads a
county organization of the five
posts of Orleans County.
Commander Buckley of the Car
toli Post was in attendance at
Thur.sday's meeting and several
plans were discusseli as to the best
mentis of bringing about the or
ganization and arousing the inter
est of every member of the Amer
ican Lcgion in the movenient.
The executive conimittee of
Newport Post, Dr. Ferd Crawford,
comi. i.tiider. Major Reginald l'uz
zoli , A. Shindel, Arthur Mooney
alni ( harle.s' Corolla are to pian
l'or snmething more definite early
in January.
Orleans County now has five
po.-ts, North Tioy, Orleans, Car
toli, Derby Line, and Newport.
NEWPORT LOCALS
Ara Wilcox, formeiiy with the
Hamblett Newport Cakery is very
ili at his home in Cartoli with
-mail liope of recovery.
Miss Marjorie Erwin of New
port Center visityC friends in town
Monday.
Tlie Main St. Baptist church is
planning a real old time fe.tivity
for Christmas night. The huge
Chri.-tmas tree is to be set up in
the church and with its burden of
gifts and decorations may (nove a
distraction during the fine concert
whieh is being prepared under the
direction of Mrs. Charles Cuu-er.s
and .Miss Ccrtha (iibb.
We aie informed by Postniaster
Stetson that the mcrcury fcll to 20
below Tuesday morning, being
colder than any morning in tlie
winter of 1!20-21 but not reaching
the low record of last winter.
Frank Towsc, a former war
tax clerk at Newport, who la-1
year bought a farm in Croton, Vt.,
is again working in the audit de
partir.ent of the Boston office of
the Boston and Maine, R. R. for
the winter.
W'ood is being brousht into town
in larger (piantities since the last
fall of snow, the farmers taking
advantage of the good sledding to
fili waiting orders. The prices
liowever remain the sanie.
Harold Hadlucc left Sunday
night for Boston where he expeets
to be for a few da.ys before going
to Hartford, Coni-., to whicli place
he has been tran-.'eri'ed as ales
man for the Franklin automobile.
The fire department was called
out at four thirty yesterday after
noon for a chimney file in the
Cosac Ku.-hlow ;ioue on Bay
treet at Newport near the Curti's
corner.
CONCORD
E. li. l.ee and son. Howard -1 ri J
Rrkiiiam were in St. Johnsbury
Sunday to visit, Mrs. Lee and soii,
Robert Ernest at Brightlnnk Hos
pital. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. W'heaton
bave closed their lumie for the
winter and are stopping with Mr.
and Mrs. Harrv Currier.
IF V E CAKE FOR YOU
you can finish up that
Christmas Gift
Fiv.-h Rolls every day. AH
kinds.
East Main Street Cakery
Newport, Vermont
COURTNEY & FETTY
WestGlover.
Miss Gladys Cameron is home
from her school at Saxon River to
enjoy the Chi-istnias vacation.
Miss Irene Lambert is spending
her vacation at her home in Hard
wick. Mr. aiul Mrs. E. W. Keith nf Al
ba ny spent last Friday visiting
their daughter Mrs. A. A. Webs
ter. Schools in town closed Friday
for a two weeks vacation.
Miss Hester Webster is home
from her school at Montpelier
Seminary for the holidays.
Miss Cianche Cerry is enjoying
ber vacation at her home in Iras
burg. Mrs. Henry Dawkins returne.l
home last W'ednesday from her
trip to Rhode Island.
The Christmas tree and exer
cises will be given at the church
Saturday evening.
Miss Adriene Pellard under
went an operation last Wodned-y.
Pus being drawn from her lungs
by Dr. Farmer of St. Johnsbury
and Ir. Hastings. She is some ini
proved at this writing.
The V.'cst Glover Village school
gave a Christmas entertainment at
the hall last Thursday evening.
Much credit is due the tei'cher
and pupils for tl'.eir good work in
the play. There was a small tree
for the iiv.pils. Sanuw iches and
cocoa were served for refresh
nients. Games were played and
a good time enjoyed by ali.
Miss Cerniee Atwell who has
been caring for Adriene Pellai d
went Monday to another case.
Miss Elsie Methews spent last
Thursday night wilh Miss Marjorie
1 avis.
Irving Cickfords peojile are now
out of ouaiantine.
The Calf Club Coys gave their
Just
arlicles
R.
! yearly reports at the hall Friday
evening. Much credit in due the
j boys for their good reports and the
iway in which they were read. Mr.
' Bacon gave two reels of Motion
; pictures on club work. Cake and
coffee werts served and a good
I time enjoyed.
Clarence Wilsons folks are
quarantined for scarlet fever. Gil
bert being sick with the disease.
Glover
Miss Geraldi" 'j Sargent who has
been quite se--,-tisly il, i.s recover
ing. Jiiva Gray ha.s closed his house
for the winter, having taken a
lumber job at Kimball.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Hurst who
are on the fcick list have moved in
to the home of Mrs. Mary Cobb
who will take care of them.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips
; nave closed their home for the
present and are lhing with their
daughter Mrs. Dora Lyon.
The Neighborhood Christmas
Club was entertained at the par
si, nage last W'ednesday by Mrs.
Olive M. Kimball. It being the
h'st meeting of the year. The 144
presenfs were on exhibition. Twen
ty six were pi'esent and enjoyed a
good time.
Rowena Perry spent the week
end in St. Johnsbury, with the
family of Roy E. Davis.
llazel and Harriet D'aw have
been visiting their aunt in St.
Johnsbury.
Miss DeLong from Montpelier
of 'the Board of Charities was in
town on business last week.
The viilage schools closed for a
two week's vacation h'st Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. H S. Clark and
daughter Isabel attended the state
Grange at Burlington last week.
Thomas Marmock of Glover has
efore
Xòw is the time you want our Merchandise. We have decided not to wait until after
to offe iv you Bargaiiis which - wdinarily -you getonly after tlie Holiday season. We are
Pre-Christms Sale and off e ring you just as good prices today as you usually would get
Holidays.
read our list of real bagains:
One lot Ladies' Coats, valued $10.00.
Sale pricc $5.98
Ali our other coats made in velour, suadin,
Bolivia and Normandy plain and fur trimmed,
Three days sale 15 per cent discount
S25.0O Ladies' Fur Scarfs $11.95
-l.r).()() Ladies' Fur' Scarfs $ 7.98
yC.ÒO Clìildren's ali wool dresses $ 1.98
Ladies dresses, madeyin poiret twill, tricotine,
Canton crejjes, satin, silk vclvet, velveteen,
15 per cent discount
S'S1.:5") wool hose 89c
.S2.50 Kid gloves $1.95
S1 r.0i) li ned gloves $1.98
( handkerchiefs 50c
S12.00 silk lrocade P. and X. Corsets $5.98
.81.50 IJriirhton Carlsbad Robes $1.29
$2.00 IJrighton Carlsbad Robes $l.f9
8(5.00 Hath Robes $1.85
87.50 Balli Robes $5.98
8(;.00 Silk Umbrellas $5.00
Boudoir Caps 19c
Tea Arons 29c and 50c
88.50 Wool Blankets $5.98
Also dress gloves, silk hose, toilet sets, suspenders, military brushes, arni bands, neckties, bill
folders, caps, golf hose, umbrellas, belts, silk and wool scarfs, pajamas, toques, Ladies' hand bags,
vanity cases, Children's knitted sets, Infant's jackets, Doileys, bureau scarfs, towels, camisoles,
petticoats, umbrellas, envelope chemise, robes, bloomers, gauntlet gloves, silk scarfs, wool scarfs,
sweaters, toilet sets, Children's fur sets, rompers, hats, scarf sets, Boston bags, numerous other
BON MARCHE
C. A.
been appointed aid de camp on the
staff of the commander of the
National G. A. R. He has served
j in this" eapacity twice before the
first time he was commissioned
captain the second time Colonel.
At the annual meeting of Mason
Post G. A. R. No. SI, the following
officers were elected; commander,
Thomas Marmock, senior vice
commander, Rev. John Kimball,
junior vice commander, Fred Per
ei vai, adjutant, F. S. Phillips,
i;uartemiaster, Joel Christie, Sur
geon, Dr. Percy Buck, Craplain,
Rev. John Kimball, officer of the
guard, Jesse Christie, delegate to
state meeting, Joel Christie.
At the W'omen's Relief Corps
meeting last week the following
officers were elected: president,
Isabel Bcan, senior vice Amy Beati,
junior vice, Betsy Solomon, Sec.
Helen Nye, Treas. Gertrude Kel
ton, conductor, Jennie Shedd,
chaplain, Olive 'A. Kimball, guard,
Drusilla Chisley. The junior de
partment of the community Sun
day school will have a tree and ex
ercises Sunday. The community
tree will be in the church Monday
evening with special exercis"- for
ali the community.
Derby
Miss Elizabeth Goffrali is home
from her school in Canada to
spend the holidays with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Cnffran.
Raymond Hayward while work
ing in the woods recenti;,- cut bis
foot so badly, that several stitch
es had to he taken.
Cailey Moulton is home from
Norwich University to spi nd the
holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Moulton.
Carlton Brainard is visiting rel
atives in l.owell and Chester, Mass.
Christmas Sale
$5.00 Skirts
810.00 Carnei hair skirts
25c Pcrfume
85.08 Girls' ilannel middies
$12.50 Manicure Sets
$10.00 Manicure Sets
$8.00 Manicure Sets
AT
St.
Passumpsic Church
Gets Handsome Flag
Cont'i"ed from "atre On
the protection of the state, and in J
' turn the church acted as a moral
and spiritual descendant for the
I.aiUlg VI ll CULVIKI V 1 V 1..- I (.1.
Chamberlin Relief Corps was
represented by its president, Mrs.
Oscar M. Cummingu, and the pa
triotic instructoi-, Mrs. Mooi'e,
who stood beneath an arch of red,
white and blue streamors. The
beautiful silk flag with its staff
and standard was presented to Ti
mothy Keith, one of the revered
menibers of the Grand Army in
this village also Commander of
Chamberlin Post, No. 1 G. A. R.
of St. Johnsbury. At tho close of
Commander Keilh's touching re
marks he turned the flag over to
the chairman of the executive
committee of the church, John 1).
Thying. The bitter gave a most
interesting talk on the history of
the flag, heartily thanking the
Chamberlin Relief Corps on behalf
of the church for their gift.
The choir enthusiastically ren
dered "America, I Love Theo Most
and Best" after which a solo was
renderei! bv Ernest F. Skinner en-
I titled "Peace." This was followed
j by a stanza of "Thq. Star Rpangled
I Banner" and the benediction.
Judge Miles Not to Run
for Re-election
t'oiuinueil from Paire One
Barton for the position.
Mr. Thompson is a native of
Irasburg. where he was born in
187f), and has been a resident of
Barton since lyd'ì. Ilr was educat
eli at St. Johnsbury Academy and
the University of Vermont and
graduateli from the Boston Uni-
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MEN'S DEPARTMENT
825.00 and $27.00 Men's Overcoats
$12.50 Bovs' Overcoats
$13.50 and $15.00 sheep lined coats with wambat
collars $10.95
88.50 Boys' sheep lined coats $(.75
$(.50 beach jackets, proteets from wind and
rain $1.98
.'5c Paris (Jarters 25c
$7.50 Men's jersey sweaters with 1 pockets $1.98
.82.00 Men's shirts $1.19
$2.!)8 Men's silk strine shirts $1.98
$1.00 shirts $2.19
rool hose '25c
Ali wool heavy hose 19c
$1.50 Leatlier mittens 9Sc
Johnsbury, Vermont
versity lnw school. He was for a.
few years a practising attorney in
St. .Johnsbury and state's attorney
of Calodonia County in liM-OO.
He was judge of Orleans county
mvmieipal court in l'JlO-lUl"
state's attorney of Orleans county
1SH8-1921 and has been the report-.
er of decisions for the Vermont
Supreme court since l'J19.
POSTING NOTICE
My wife, having left my bed'
and board without just cause and
provocation, I hereby give notice
that I will pay no more of her bills;
after this date.
LEON MARTIN. ,
Dated Danville, Vt, Dee. 181022.
Its LacquerRed Color
Aboundswith
CHRISTMAS Cheer
Give the Prince of
Gifts to those you
favor most.
Tàrker , ,
DuofoUfl)
Duofold Jr. $1
Same exerpt alle
Lady Dunfnld $
Ring end for neck-ribbon
Gold Pocket-clip is in
cluded ree with Over
size Duofold and Duo
foldjr. Pointguaranteed
i:5years. AH styles here.
DEALER'S NAME
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WELCOME B. EASTMAN
Reliable Pharmacist
St. John.-bury, Vermont
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"a
Christmas
holding a
after the
$3.9
or 2 l'or 25c
$2.98
$8.95
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$5.95
$18.00
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