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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1920
Page
5
The advertisement touts a feed mix including wheat bran and middlings with a small salt content. It urges cow owners to test Bull Brand with three or more cows and guarantees refunds if results are unsatisfactory, claiming improved milk and profits from the new ration.
Newport locals record a meeting of the Memphremagog Yacht Club committee selections, local visits, road work, and social notices. The column notes church campaigns, court actions for vagrancy and breaking and entering, plus farewells as residents move to St Johnbury and Newport Center.
A meeting in the City Council room Monday reviewed final plans for the Newport armory construction. State Architect Austin Spivey Jones and contractor representatives discussed site prep, foundation, and timeline, with work expected to start soon on the state base.
A large assembly planned to meet Bishop Bliss with a large crowd expected. The event featured members of the church gathered for a morning of anticipated discussions and community notices.
In a terse help wanted notice, workers are sought for multiple roles at the Avon plant, including a night cook and kitchen staff, with unspecified hours and location. The listing mentions applicants should apply to the Bo Le Challe Voojpany and references various departments, hinting at multiple openings and shifts.
Newport launches a city wide clean up with residents urged to tidy yards alleys and buildings. City plans to seal the fronts to collect waste as May 4 approaches and asks everyone to join the effort to keep Newport the cleanest city in New England all year.
Gladys Joslyn of Greenfield mass spends a few weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs John Win Mrs Frank Parlin and Miss M Jourlass visited St Johnsbury Center where they were called by the death of Hector Mor geon s wife Mrs R A Beach entertained the high school teachers at ten thirty this afternoon Miss Minnie Stannard chief operator at the telephone station returned from a few days stay in Boston Mrs H Lothrap returned her day from a trip to Boston with her daughter Miss Ajin Jones is much improved from her recent illness the Derrick sisters visited their husband father and the reinatiel show A cool delegation of women from here visited Montpelier last week to appeal for an extra session Harlan Sears resigned from Central Savings Bank to join the First National Bank of Springfield Miss where he goes soon At the annual meeting of the Vil a Improvement society Mrs Asa Harris re elected president Mrs Alyah Derrick and Hi M Whipple and wife returned from East Turnbully two months with their daughter Mrs Turnbull on East Street Mrs Herbert Moulton has returned from Lisbon N H A Beede of Burlington visited Mrs E H Lothrop recently
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