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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1920
Page
4
The passage asserts rights of the Associater Tress to republication of news despatches credited or not and local news published herein. It notes all rights reserved for special despatches and enters second class matter May 1, 1916 at the Johnsbury Vermont post office under the act of March 3 1870.
A breezy column hints at dancing revival predictions and quirky social observations. It notes Lin dancing teachers and hungry tastes, cautious voting at home, and wives versus husbands duties. Vermont residents mark Thrift Week by spending or misusing money in wildcat schemes.
The article contrasts post Civil War price highs with current ballooning costs. It recalls thrifty practices of the old-fashioned family, like making lamplight from paper and boiling soap, and notes modern women’s movement toward cutting expenses. It argues scientific home efficiency can trim needless costs and rework clothes and food use.
A crowded bulletin of social visits and small events across St. Johnsbury, Ryegate, Danville, and surrounding areas. Mentions Olive Chase and MeIndoes Falls visitors, Woolworth convention attendance, winter travels to Southern California, a Dodge purchase, and community club meetings.
A notice invites mothers wives sisters and daughters of discharged service men to attend a Legion Auxiliaries meeting at St Johnsbury Armory on Friday afternoon April 29 at 3. A vote will be held regarding auxiliary support for the W T Knipp Post New Haven Le Biot. All eligible women are urged to attend.
The document discusses a proposed banishment affecting an American pilot merchant named Marie Washington. It outlines that the measure would restrict certain activities without approval, aiming to control the dissemination of materials and actions by American merchants and vessels. The text references regulatory bodies and the public interest in enforcing the ban.
The government seeks to revive a Supreme Court case challenging a steel operation. Details remain unclear as the action targets the alleged project and related governance issues. The move indicates ongoing efforts to address regulatory and competition concerns surrounding steel production.
Montpelier hosts the state convention with 672 delegates, towns listed for Caledonia and surrounding counties. Officials note gratitude for neighbors and friends for support while reporting personal tributes to Woolf and others present in Concord and St Johnsbury.
In early returns Gen. Wood clings to a narrow edge over Hiram Johnson in New Jersey with 974 for Wood and 602 for Johnson after 2024 districts. Other races show candidates like Cox and Adelaide Ste Adeo receiving write ins. delegate selections to the national convention appear split in several states amid a tight tally and party lines.
Johnsbury reports the death of MM Trovilonne Aqnil aged 12, with a thirty futtive of SL noted in the record.
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