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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1919
Page
5
A long discourse on societal dangers follows a call for renewed discipline and faith. It contrasts risks from ignorance race prejudice and political corruption with a call for Christ centered renewal. Prof Raymond McFarland advocates Interchurch World Movement unity among Protestant denominations.
Fragmentary note urges readers to subscribe and maintain church unity. Mentions denomination kept within each church and urges public duty to support the publication. No clear location or dates available.
A Newport special committee met with the City Council to discuss sites for a new high school. Members toured proposed locations on School Street and Field Avenue and plan to report soon on plans and specifications for the building.
Newport News notes Rev H B Rankin attends the Fortieth Y M C A convention in Detroit and returns with ideas for youth welfare. Local residents visit New York City and Connecticut while others tour Boston and Dartmouth. Mrs Puffer directs a January light opera for the Newport Young Men's Improvement Club with auditions soon and a cast search for participants.
Thanksgiving week in White River Junction and Newport featured illnesses and visits across families. Miss Marion Hamilton and Miss Marion Smith convalesced or recovered from illnesses, while Harold Miller and Miss Gertrude Green suffered illness. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes hosted guests on Central Street, and neighbors attended hunts, travels, and church meetings. The Interchurch World Movement dates were adjusted, local clubs planned a Valentine event, and several residents planned or attended hospital visits, social gatherings, and school duties.
NEWPORT LOCALS report a party of 20 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lorrimer on Lake Road. Several Coventry relatives and local households attended. Miss Gertrude Morrill, nurse in Utica, is critically ill after intestinal surgery. a Utica hospital report and a later message from Leo Morrill offer cautious optimism. A large reception for Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Lippens at Fine Hill featured 100 guests, fine music, dancing, and an elaborate supper as they plan winter lodging with Miles Carbeil at 44 Pleasant Street.
Arthur Legacy of Coventry died Thursday morning at the age of 92. Funeral services were held at his home Saturday and he was interred in Coventry cemetery. Teachers across local high and graded schools were away during Thanksgiving holidays. Schools resumed Monday morning. Mrs John McClure and daughter Mildred visit Orrin Gregory at Orleans. Mrs Rufus Kelley visiting with sister Mrs Lemuel Albee in St Johnsbury on Thursday. Lakeside Chapter No 27 C E S to meet at Masonic Hall Monday December 1 at 7 20 pm with supper at 6 pm.
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