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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1920
Page
4
A Northern Vermont reader notes that critics say $2 buys fuel for 100 miles in a car, but counters that one can walk 100 miles on $2 worth of half soles. The remark frames cost efficiency in travel methods and contrasts walking with driving.
Bertha Smith, daughter of William Smith, who eloped with Alfred M. Young in Waterford in 1918, has been located in Springfield Missouri. Mr. Young, a married man with two children, is returning to Waterford to bring his daughter home. Mrs Agnes H Young pursues suit as the marriage ends.
Community brief recaps residents traveling to Athol Springfield Pawtucket and Boston for business visits and trips. Local health updates note Mrs. Chik recovering at St Johnsbury Hospital. Roland Smith returns from Tufts for a short vacation. Service at St Andrews Church at 7 40 this evening with gospel exposition.
Calderwood Inc funeral directors of St Johnsbury add a new Dodge limousine, purchased from C H last spring, to their fleet. General manager C Roy Calderwood says the car, seating six, offers advanced Dodge construction and convenient door handle controls. The firm already operates a motor ambulance and hearse and plans to use the limousine in funeral services.
The Lyndonville village votes to reconvene at Village Hall Friday evening to review a committee report on the electric plant needs and potential remedies. Local social notes report weddings, illnesses, visits, dances at Music Hall, and community gatherings with updates on residents and visitors.
The piece notes the season’s first thunter shower on April 5 and recalls an earlier shower on April 1. Mentions Mr and Mrs Prank Prue Sundlay and brother in law W T Forbes amid local events last week in the neighborhood.
Mrs. R. T. Butts of Kansas City credits Tanlac with curing two years of nervous indigestion, headaches, and dizziness. She says appetite returned, sleep improved, and she gained weight, reporting a dramatic overall recovery. Landry's Drug Store in St Johnsbury Vermont sells Tanlac.
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