The Caledonian-record. [volume], December 20, 1922, LATEST EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

About The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current

Image provided by: University of Vermont

                
t'AUK MIX
CALEDONTAN-RECORD, WEDXESDAY, DECOMBER 20,
. : r V .
1922
X.i. K1XHS of
ili 3 I illE.
Stored and Ropaired
i'riee- kea.-onaldi-. Tel. ."i'.Ki-M
CENTER GARAGE
Johnsbury, Vermont
Si .
Lunenburg
We Are Prepared To Do
Excavation, Concrete Work, Storie Masonry,
Raising and Moving Buildings. Aiso Moving
4ieavy Machinery. Work to be in charge of
Fred Blay.
Wc are in a position to do Carpentry of ali
kinds, with John Stafferei in charge.
J. M. SWAN c SON, Inc.
Calderwood Building . Tel. 438-M
WB3B5tot8mZESmiÌJtIX':V:m&& s arars9isgussj
The Christmas pugeant will be
Kivcn next Sunday evenin at the
chureh under the direction of Itev.
C. W. Kelley. Tliere will be a
largo cast, with attractive cos
tumes, a robed choir will sing and
no wiin.s will be spared to make
the six episodes of. the pageant
realistic. A general invitation i.-i
extended and ali wiil be welcomed.
Uehearsals will be held on Thurs
day and Saturday -veninjs and
ali who are to take part will need
to attend bòth these rehearsals.
Kev. and Mrs. C. W. Kelley and
sons, Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Turner,
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Smith and Miss
Velina Smith attended the sale
and minstrel show which was un
der the management of the Kev.
C. W.- Kelley at Gilman on Friday
evening. The affair was successful
in evei'y point, over $250 being
taken which will be applied to
church purposes.
Mrs. Walter S. Silsby was a re
cent business visitor in St. Johns
bury. The body of Edward Frost, a
former resident, was brought bere
for burial Friday. A short servire
was held at the home of M. I).
M
77 x : sy 1S? I
SK.VL-.U-V-. ..-- ' 1 .V.JIl ,T fcf . - "-. l0
t rr . :
owling, Pool end
i
CI
Pictures
;ures
Halftone and Coov Reproductions of
5,000 BEST PHOTOGRAPHS
in an (mai'iers 01 ine inout1.
Front albums of explorers, collections of scientists, archives
of governments. ,
Vrom evcry souree known tf) international photographic con
nnissuors. .
5,000 Expert Illustrations
tliagrams, Color-)lates, Drawings,
Showing industriai, mechanical, scientific subjects,
By skilled artists of Eurojje and America.
1 0,000 Pictures In Ali
Artisticly printed on high grade paper
Eight Handsome Volumes
This tells only part of the story of
Compton's
;
ìftct
urea Encyclopedia
identifies and
ex
Another )art of the storv is
THE PICTURES TALK
Everv ìiicture has its explanatory note which
iins its details.
Kvery picturc is in its place on the page with the subject
)i'esentc.l.
F.vciy picturc is fi closely related part of the fascinating pre
scntations. REMEMBER that Com)ton's, with ali its pictures, is
A REAL ENCYCLOPEDIA
Rigidly accurate. Com)lete, covering the whole range of human
knowledge. Alphabetically arranged. Furnished with
Maps, Index, Outlines.
REMEMBER that Compton's is
The First and Only Encyclopedia
in wlìich everv known law of intei'est in text and picture is applied
seientificallv ' and svstematicallv to EVERY B RANCH OF
LEARNINCi.
REMEIBER that Compton's
.MEETS EVERY MODERN SCHOOL NEED
Sounds which address the ear are lost and die
In one short hour; but that which strikes the eye
I.ives long upon the mimi; the faithful sight
Engraves the knowledge with a beam of light.
Six hooks in the hands of a boy in a log cabin gave us Abra
ham Lincoln. What may noi these cight wonderful volumes do
for your childi en?
Sample set at Cali C. H. Morse, Manager,
E. C Smith's Book Store, r Orient St., Tel. -165-W
Eastern Avenue.
illiards, Smokes of ali Kinds
L'GV.LOr V. itll bUi iul ili ! Live , il.'.;;
cemetery beside bis wife, the late
Mrs. Emma Silsby Frost. Mr.
Frost has been an invalili in the
Odd Fello ws Home in Ludlow for
seveial years. The sympathy of
friends is extended to the sister,
Miss Florence Frost and to the
other relatives.
Anione those who liave motored
to St. Johnsbury lecently are Mrs.:
Mabel Putney, Mrs. H. M. Silsby,
Mrs. A. J. Newman, Mr. and Mrs. j
S. C. Smith and Miss Velma, Mrs.
Wilbur R. Ball, James J. King.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Silsby. of (
Lvndon ville wei'e recent guests of
the Harlety R. Cowies.
The Study Club met with Mrs.
L. li. Willson on Dee. 11, with a
Christmas program. The next
meeting will be omitted and on
Junuary 8 the Club will ineet with
Mrs. Fiora Balch with the election
of officers for tìie coming six
months and other special business
features. Mrs. H. T. Silsby invited
the Club members to Silsbylands
from three to five on New Year's
Jay.
Judson Gray Ts convalescent
from an attack of grip but Mr.-.
Albert Gray is stili ili. Dr. H. M.
Wiggin of Whitefield is her phy
sician. Mrs. Fannie J. Bell of South
Lunenburg was in Whitefield
Thursday.
Mrs ."Prudori Woods went to St.
Johnsbury on Saturday for an in
definite .stay with her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Levigne.
Mrs. W. H. Bean and children
have closed theif house and gone
to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ful
via Lewis, for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kircher
and Master Frederick were in St.
Johnsbury on business on Friday
and have l'eturned fór a few daj s
longer in Lunenburg after which
they go to W'heeling, W. Va.,
where Mr. Kircher is to be ern
ployed for the winter.
The dance given by the Dunbar
o'ehestfa of St. Johnsbury was a
very pleasant affair and well at
tended. The concert was of high
order and the dance music of the
best. The unusual prices kept i
many away who --ould have en- j
joyed the music and it is hopcd l
some more satisfactoi y arrangi'- j
ments will be made should Mr. i
Dunbar favor Lunenburg agans.
lritferent arrangements should
also be made for wme of the out
side occurrences which give a bad
odor to these social gatherings and
which are entirely uncalled for. '
Miss Florence Frost who wa '
called here by the death of her
bi'other, Edward Frost, rcniaini-.l
with the M. D. Bowkers' over
Sunday returning to Boston on
Monday.
Geoige Ramsikdl has been ili
with quinzy sores and grip for a :
week.
Charles Nickerson and Mr.
Greenslade of Lyndonville I. O. O. j
F. were here to attend the funeial .
services of Edward Frost who was j
a member of that lodge.
James King and ij. R. Cowles
hu.il their ca's damaged more o;
less last week by skidding in the i
snow. No one was seriously hurt !
in either accident fortunately.
Ali the schools in town closed on '
Friday for the Christmas varation j
and appropriate exerci.-es were ,
held in ali the distriet.-. At the vi!-
lage the following piogiani iva
given by the pupils of Mrs. Ball
and Mrs. Pierce The Happiot ;
Christmas Day Ali; No Stock i
ings to wear Ablei't Taylor; Tln' '
Crippled Dolly Erma Ball; 1 like
dear Santa .James Bowker;
Christmas Lullaby, Misse Doro
thy Brown and Velina Smith,
High School; His Letter Lester
Balch; The Turnéy's Lament
Baxter Ball; Squire Hawley's
Christmas Giammai' School; Ali
He W'ants Henry Ramsdcll;
Kather Hard Lawrence McGi'aw;
A stitch in timo Betty Taylor;
Ting-a-Iing-ling Ali; What do
you think? liuth Hoyt; W'hen
I Santa Comes Charles Kelley, .Ir.;
How Santa Claus looks Kobert
ì Phelps; Santa's Visit Primary
l School;
Ine distnbution of gitts Ironi
the tree followed, each pupil re
ceiving gifts and each teacher
from the school and pupils, the
High school joining in this iYa
ture. A prize was given by Mrs.
Pierre to pupils who bad no nuu ks
for the terni which began Sept. 11
and these pupils received rewards,
Mary Tayloi', Lue Taylor, Betty
Taylor, Albert Taylor, Mary Lewis
Stanley Lewis, Léonard Colby,
Lc.-ter Baldi, Arthur Hughes,
Thelma Brooks, Charles Kelley, jr.
Jennie Bowker, Ruth Hoyt.
Miss Foisaith of South Lunen
burg goes to her home in Concord,
Miss Beryl Libbey to Richford
from the Pierce distriet, Miss
Ruth Leach of. Pomi Hill to Wa
tervjHe, Miss Eunice Chandlcr
Baptist Hill to Cabot, Principal
R. L. Gale to Plainfield while Mrs.
Olive Ball, Mrs. Martha Pierce
and Miss Anna M. Cole leniain in
Lunenburg for the holidav recess.
I
I M V. ij i i ti rw.. - .1 1
cent ,rn:e.-t of .Mrs
Mr.-. Louis" iiau
the Ma pie Grò ve
the Cliristpi.'t.-: ivi ì
The body o !" M
of ,yridon v.s bj
burial 'edin':,ihiy.
Mrs. E.-tella .Anni- li.
f i U i 1 1 .' sick flie p,.;.t wiH'k
he How a.nd M C II.
liaving severe colds.
Alma Davis,
y is working in
tclory tiirougli
. John V.
ouglit liei
Page
e for
's been
also Lil
Annis ali
Victory 43-4 Notes
hearing letters A to F in
clusive are ealled for re
demption on Deeeniber l.rth
and 'ill not draw interest
after that date.
Bonds will be taken on de
posit at )ai and acerued in
terest on and after the
aboye date.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK
St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Designs You'll
Like
We cali solve your Wall Paper j
problems for you. You will fmdj
oiìi- la!,i; as.-ovtmc-nt cc.ntains just ,
tlie de-igns you need to ìiarmonize
with the p.ipcis you have in so ir, e j
of the rooms that ilo not need re- I
paperi ng.
cut one-hó
lime in
from us.
: (( - havè
nd tiiis N bai
Papers il' you
been
Stafford & Stevens
'THE PAIX'T STORI
We Greet You
With a Merry
Christmas
We extcnd most he;rt
ily to you the compli
menti of the sea.-on
and greet you' wiUi a
Merry Christmas.
Wells
River
- Savings
Bank.
1 K
i
MIAMI, FLORIDA
riorida's most beautiful Hotel, an achievement of
Stanford VVhite's genius. Large, cheerful sleeping
rooms, with or without hath, elegant ball roora, an
attractive sun parlor. The wide and spacious ver
arida fronts on Bay Biscayne,
Tlie best beach on the East Coast invites the bathers
and the neighboring waters are unsurpassed for
boating and fishing. The golfers will find some of
tlie best courses in America and the surrounding
country is ideal for riding and motoring.
American Pian Unexcelled Food and Service
SPECIAL RATES DURING NOVEMBER AND DECEMBEH
For illustrateti bookltt, retri and full mfarmatiom
addrtts Hotel Halcyon Hall, celiami, Florida.
Henry S. Duncaa. Proprietor H. A. Hukell, Manate
WELLS
RIVERII
itv
SS
m
A
Merry C
ristmas
Is .assumi, if you let us furnish
you with the good things neces
sary for your Christmas Dinner.
Wc have for your approvai
fri
'tir-
l.r.:k
W L.
1
Turkcv
Ducks, Clìickens, Pork, Hcavy Western
Beèf, Veal, Lami), Oysters, Cranberries, Celery,
Lcttuce, Aìushi'ooms, Fruits and Yegetables,
Fancv (ji'oceries.
Special Prices
FOR
Xmas Shoppers
When you come to St. Johnsbury to do your
Christmas buying be sure and lay in a stock of
l'ood at our specal bargain prices. For the i-est
of the 'cek we will sell as follows:
K)
$i.ro
ifl.OS
9()c
$7.50
.$1.00
25c
fi 'O ili "soup
teed.
ready to suj)ply you with everything
to nuts" and the (juality is guaran-
ROBERT DENNETT & SON
CR()( KRIES Tel. 797 ME ATS
11 i ..1 ... f TI T ..,1
ì u tu. luij ut i tue inaili
1-8 sack Monadnock Brcad Flour
1-S sack Pastrv Flour
100 lbs. Sugar"
:) H)s. Stanzalone Coffee
Hatchet brand Coni, two for
Can Peaches, large size
Broken slieed Pineapple
Pie Apj)les
Table Aaisins, Nuts, Fruit, Sage, Roquefort
and Camembert Cheese. Everything else to
make the Christmas dinner enjoyable.
Stop in and take home a load of groceries.
A. H. GLEASON CO.
28c
2Sc
H0c peck
I . I v
j " .:rr-. . aa3yBSalf;iitL
nu IH'MPHREY' I Ì l
r:) Dadiantfim rzTTil . I
-fri. a 1 Mp&bmM&- I
, ti L.j. . J,,7. ' -As 1' ; ,jiw I
( ... u .4rtr in ri m . , ,.as' re . m-
1 'iiif i'
North Walden
Sydney Domey inni Henry Le
wis have been ili.
Margaret Nicholson is at home
troni Montpelier for a two week's
vacation.
Arthur l.eMire spent the week
eml at his home in lìardwick.
Louise Iiarlin has lecovereil
from her illness.
The annual meetinrf of The
Kintt's Jaughters was held Wed
nesday Dee. VI with Mrs. W. K.
Match.' After the oyster supper
the members enjoyed a tree. The
following- officers were elected:
Leader, Mrs. V. IO. Stevens; vice
leader, Mrs. Alien; secret a ry,
Mrs. Mavnaid Match; treas., Mrs.
W. K. M'atch.
PASSUMPS1C
K iure ne Cunton hnd the misfor
tune to fall and hurt his hip W'eii
nesday at the scale factory.
Fred Rash, who was reported
sick with the jrrip, has had a liplit
case of pneumonia.
I ean Wells, a former resident
Gire Them Comfort
ihc Most Salisfying Gift of AH
The ideal gift for the farnily is one
that will give everyone the greatest
jcy nòt oniy for this Christmas season
but fcr many years to come.
RaUiantfjrc means complete comfort
convcnicnce--a real saving in
money in Spring and Fall and a cheery
fireplac e you will use throughout the
winter.
This marvclous gas fire gives you
henithful radiant heat prevents
com.'s from stuffy rooms makes a
irepiace beautiful whether in use or
i'ili te. d.
Thi'i'e's a Model to Suit Kvery
X'i d and lOvery I'ocketliook
ST. JOHXSBURY GAS CO.
Last Minute Gift Suggestions
FKOM the
DON C. STILES CO.
Kailroad Street
.
Moore & Waterman Fountain Pens, Sujier
ite Pencils, Bibles, Testanients. Hymnal and
Prayer Pooks, Address Books, Pirthday Hooks,
Diaries, Stationary, Games.
Books for eveiy meml)er of the farnily in
cluding "Vermont Beautiful," Cady's Poems,
"Eclioes from the Green Hills." Ali the best Let
ters, over 1000 Keprints.
Juvenile Books, Drawing, Painting and
Traci ng Books.
Greeting Cards and Maple Grove Candies.
J