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CALEDONTAN-RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMDER 20, 1922
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Dan ville
Give a BANK BOOK
for CHRISTMAS.
Is there any boy who Hasn't ambitions of
what he "is going to he," when he grows il);
or girl who hasn't cherished plans for the
future. Teacli them that their own thrift
and economy will )rovide the means for
turning these dreanis into reality.
Merchants National Bank
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
During the reecnt lied Cross
drive meniberships were secur
ed, one of whieh was for $25.
M !. and Mrs. M. M. Stocker left
Saturday for California where
they will spend the winter. They
bave elosed Uieir .home and Mrs.
Carrie Stocker will spenti the win
ter w iili ber .mot ber, Mrs. Rose
Stariteli.
The Danvillc high school girl.s'
basket ball team went to Qrlean.s
Tuesday to play.
Miss Esther Magoon, who is
t( .'tichins in StoWe, spent the week
end at Fnirview Cottage.
The schools in town coì Fri
da y unlil Jan. 2.
At the Methodist ehurch Satur
day evening, at 5.r;( fhe usuai
Christmas supper will be served
l'ollowed by the Christmas tree and
of Ilio 1018 l.ssuc nuitun .Limiiu'.v 1, 1923
We liave ai,i'iiii;j;t'i'i)"nLS herebv" we cari sencl in to
the Federai Keserve Hank of !!.ston ali War Savins
Stamp.s wliicit are not-registei ed and by fonvardino; well
ahead of January 1, payment w ili be iliade to vis prompt
y. Tliis vili ovviate dclay in receivin;.? ftnids as mi'ht
prove tuie, due to co n gestii in of business, if seUlement is
attenipted Ih poh, '.di the locai post office.
Funds will tlius be ìcceived, we expect, in season to
start interest on any deposit l'ioni January first.
We liave already .tiiven attention to those we li old
for safe-keeping l'or our customers but il' yoii liave any
not yet pl'esented to us, please bi'in- in at once and we
will collect, free of any expense to yen.
Passumpsic Savings Bank
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
()vvl 67 ytai
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FOR COUGha andCOLOa ?&à5?
A
Memorable
Christmas
MARK this a meniorable
Christmas by giving Jewel
ry. It will List through the
years and over hespenk the
givor's sentiment.
We've a complete solection
of smai'tly designed personal
ornnment. sparklinj? jyetns
artistically set in gold, white
gold or platinimi.
Inexpensive novelties, too.
CH AS. HOWE
Jewoler ancl Optician
exoici.se.- by the ihilùrcii of ibe
Sunday school.
Miss Ruth Wiggin of Lincoln,
N. H., is visitine her parents, Prof,
and Mrs. A. 1). Wiggin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey K. Weekc
bave colsed their home in town and
aie spendine the winter in Wash
ington, 1. C.
Ali the children of the Congre
gationul ehurch Supday school are
invited to the chureh Saturduy uf-
ternoon for a Christmas party.
Supper will be served ut 5.30 foi
lowed by the Christmas tree.
Kcv. C. A. Adams, who was re
cently operated upon for appendi
citiB, is rapidi y gaining and is ex
pected home this week.
Miss Marjorie Currier and Miss
Vie Dole, students at Middlebury
College are expected home Wed
nesday to spemi the Christmas va
cation. Miss Currier will be ae
companied by a classmate, Miss
Margaret Keir, of Whitefield, N.
H., who will spend a few days in
town.
The students of Danville high
school presented the play "A Col
lege Town, at the town hall last
' Fi-iday evening. Each part was
well taken and the musical num
bers were exc.ellent. The proceeds
were $52 and will be used for the
benefit of the high school.
Mrs. J. M. Wiggin has gone to
Orleans, to spemi the holidays
with relative.
Harvey Hanforth is at the home
of bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Panforti) for the Christmas holi-davs.
. Olijj-; a in) ai.-liiig in 1 he ;.r VtT.,1
farees given showed great taloni
and elficient training
School elosed Friday for ils holi
day vacation of two weeks. Mi.-'s
l'orothy Kimball is visiting ber
parents in Glover.
There will be a Christmas tree
and exercises at the lìaptist
ehurch Saturday evening.
Harry Drew of Middlebury Col
lege is a guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Drew.
j Mrs. Thelma Hartley of Hard
iwick is visitili? her molher, Mrs.
Nettie Burbank.
Mrs. Charles Livright and little
grandson of Willia.mstown, who
nave been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
i. A. Langmaid and other fi iends
in this vicinity for severa! weeks,
liave returned to their home.
been for a few vechs at the home i
of John Colby.
Miss liei n, ce Moore of Fast Bar
net spetu the week-end v. ilh her
si.-trr Miv. G. I . IVa.zer.
Miss Susan Slaiiley attended ibe
fu'eral ol.' Ilein-y Cyron ai St.
Joimsburv Saturday.
NORTH DANVILLE
The .Ir. O. U. A. M. hall was
packed to overHowing p'riday eve
( ning, Decomber 8. Ari excellent
j program was carried out by the
children in the primary, grammar
i and high school. The speaking,
Xmas Gifts
Men Appreciate
Fine stock of Beauti
ful Meerchaum, am
ber, bakelite and gold
mounted pipes.
Silver, nickle and
leather cigarette cas
es. Good box of Cig
ars. P E. BERN1ER
5 Ea sterri Avenue,
Tiight across B. & M.
" K. R. Station
fesa
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Kecausc of the illnoss of Mr. Frye the store has been elosed for two weeks. Tt is
nowopon with (;. C. Frye in charge with Miss Marguerite Cagne assisting. (French
spoken.) . . . -,
MUST Iti-; SOLI) AT SACRIFICIO. WONDERFUL RARGAINS
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SAVE 1EY
The place to get that "last minute" gift you have not yet bought. Open every evening
this week".
in
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J Liti d Li
Iìaib-oad Street
Barnet
There will be a Christmas tree
with Christmas music and appro
priate evereises unde
of the Sundav school
the ouspiccs
at Schooì-
house Saturday night and ali the
children in the parish are invited.
Mrs. Arthur E. Gregg enter
tainod the Woman's Christian
Union at the parsonage last Thui-.s-day
the nature of the meeting
beirig a Christmas. party and a va
ried and interesting (irogram had
been prcparcil consistint? wf music,
readings, et e. Two niembers who
reside in Mclnd'ies were present,
Mrs. Fishcr and Mrs. Parker. De
licious refreshinents of rolis, t(-a,
cake, dutch cheese, nuts and hoiiie
made candy were served.
Mrs. Giace Redindg of Whifman,
Mass., is visiting Mrs. John Cil
christ. Ella Robinson and Nora I.ang
were visitors in St. Johnsbury Sa.t
ui day.
Ellsworth Amidoìi is home from
Goddard Seminary for the Christ
mas vacation.
Schools elosed last Friday for
the Christmas vacation. Miss Rog
er has gone to ber home in Croton
and Miss Dailing to her home in
Woodsvilìe.
Mrs. Ira J. Albee vis.ited friends i
jin Fast Iiarnet Saturday. I
I Julian ì I.aughlin, Rollili I. augìi- j
.Ori, Robin;; I.aughlin ami George
il Rrown attcnded the funeial of
I their uncle, Alexander IYingle, at
(Ryegate Wednesday. Mrs. l'ringie
;is well remembered by Iiarnet
jpeople as he has been a frequent
, visitor at the I.aughlin home for
'many ycars.
j Mr. and Mrs. William S. Uroi-k
went to Springfield, M ;-., Monday
ito vi-it th(ir s(m, I. yniiin lìrock
and fainily.
j Mr. Lelia Fitzgerald has re
turned from Peachain and is at her
rooms at Cìeorge Geawars.
Miss N'ellie Laughìin has gone
to Whitefield, N. H., to assist in
the store of her brother, Claude
Laughìin. during the Christmas
ti ade. Adi Ile .hijulena helping
il' Julian I.augiiìin's store.
Hazel Conant of Wtst D'ìrnet
lias been visitine; at Beni. (ia!ìeys.
Mrs. Jeaiutte Pcabedy of Mon
roe, X. IL, has come lo spemi the
winter with her coiisin, Mrs. Lun
ula Rriggs.
Mr. and Mr.--.. Moses P.ruso of
St. Johnsbury were rcrent vi. itors
in town.
Miss Margaret Willey is in St.
Johnsbury on a case.
Miss Murici Somers of St.
Johnsbury spent Sunday at tlie:
home of ber falher, Chester Soni- mmuct;
ers.
Harvev Drew of Lvinlon was a
reeent visitor in town. !
8 T)((f Pr CliOTir'n
Candies
Just in for the
Holidays
-1-2 and 5 pound
r'ack'Ages
Brigham's
Drug Store
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I"The World's Crcatcst Flour" 8
FRENCH & BEAN CO., Wholesale Distributors ' 1
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urniture Repair Shop
If you have any old furniture that needs re.-
pairing give me a chance as 1 have just opened a
furniture store in the Gleason block in the of
fìces formerly occupied by the Western Union
Telegraph Co.
I can also build furniture at one-half the
wholesale price. If you are thinking of .buying
furniture cali and see me first.
C. C. CLARK
WELCOME
AS A GIFT!
YOU may be su re that a
gift of a Radio Set this
Christmas will be enthusias
tically w i ìconied.
We've a variety of the most
i'avorx'd kinds at a wide range
of jiiires. Stop at our shop
and Jet u- show you.
Al. o parts and attacl'.metits
for those whose set.s aro nl
) eady instaiied.
W. H. Tilton
i4 Railroad Street
A
Merry
Christmas
tree, you see,
arrives in time of
holly, when mistletoe
and greetings go with Xmas
wishes jolly. You may be near
or far from here, upon an isle or
isthmus, but anyway, we hoj)e and pray
You'll have a happv Christmas. We'll leave
the
old
é vear
' for
the
new
with
al manie statistic, to
pian each day The New
Method way, so let's
be optimistic.
The Nev Method Laundry
Xo. 1 Fiat . Iron Place.' Tel. 141-M
East Ilardwick
The pupds of the school gt-.ve ;
i vory fine entertninnie.it Wednes- j
1m' i.T.ti i n ( i' 1iii('.ci m lui'trn lirui.fi
Their elTorts were rewarded by a ;
net profit of over sixty doliars -ind ;
the school has a niee. Vict rok-..
Mrs. W. E. Sievens vi:;itod Mr-
H. A. Domev Tluii-sdav a fternoon. j
.Mrs. ;. il. Albee spent Thn--:
day at Rev. A. S. Holes in itr.rd- '
wick.
Miss Cartiei- has goni1 to her
home in Lurlington l'or the holi
days. Str. and Mrs. II. A. Doniey vere
in North r.liìen Wednesday.
A Christmas pageant will be
given bv the two Sundav schools
Dee. 2L
Ci. W. Lovcjoy r.ttended State
grange last week as al.-o (iid Miss
U nnie Bell.
Mrs. Littlefield of Walden wa.s H
a guest of Ida Dow's recently. U
l ne Ladies iMissionary society
have the following otì'irors l'or an
other year. I'resident, Mrs. . I 1 1 - i
nie French; vice, Mrs. Lilla Under
wood; see, Mrs. Kate Smith: treas.
Mrs. F.llen Montgomery;. Work
coiTimittee, Mrs. (ira ce Goodrich.
The meml.-ers of Welcome Re- '
bekali I.ode held a very jileasani
meeting, Dee. 1-1. A Chii.-tmas .
tree with present'- and a Christ-
I mas program with ilice refresh-
. -, 1 1 I . . !..
inciiis ui'if ariangeu iiaonny f);,
the committee, Mrs. Nicholson
and Mrs. BaJIey.
The W. C. T. U. meets with'
Mrs. Chase, Dee. 22. '
Agnes Jennings is in poor health.
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Ali the W orlo
Loves Music
Monroe
Rev. John Wesley of St. Johns
bury preached in the Methodist
ehurch here Sundav. Rev. ('. R.
! Bliss of M.-Indoe's attended churc k
I here.
! There will be a Christmas tree
v-ith exercises at the schoolhouse
Saturday evening at S o'clock.
: The pupils of Miss Ward's
I school had a Christmas tree alni
Uxercises in the sehoolroom, Fri-
! day afternoon.
A Christmas tree and ( xercises
i vere held by the scholars in the
Pollard districi at the schoolhouse,
Friday evening.
' Schools in town elosed Friday
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IUI UH.' V II I ISl MI.IS WIKIUUII.
Mrs.' G. L. Frazer ami Mrs.
Frank (Jibson were in St. Johns
bury, Thursdny.
Mrs. Jane I'ratt r-pent L'riday
in St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Belle Kibby has returnod 1 .itt- .-n-TTT "
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