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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1919
Page
4
Evening Caledonian Publishing Co. of St Johnsbury Vermont publishes daily except Sundays with Herbert A Smith as editor and publisher. Subscription rates are 4 dollars yearly with mail delivery 60 cents a month. Associated Press rights and republication terms noted. Entered second-class matter May 1 1916.
Robert May has been elected captain of the football squad for the 1920 to 1921 season. The Junior reception committee includes Thelma Rowan Margaret Brooks Berna Wilcox and J. L. Lenton. Miss Parker mathematics taught by Mrs. Davis assisted in some math classes Tuesday. Men received certificates granting them privileges of wearing.
The Academy lists players Ashton May Lanphor Hunter Bo wen Streeter Osgood Barrett Ling Bock Hamilton Shoves French Harvey as part of its football roster for the season.
Plans call for a reinforced concrete facility with belt conveyors and machinery for syrup smelting and loading. Webster Libby of Portland to draw the plans for a half million plant for T A Houston Company cracker manufactory, aiming for a July or August occupancy after spring excavation. Capital to date is 600000 with 82500 surplus and 57000 undivided profits, new 200000 preferred stock at 7 percent callable after five years at 105, offered to the public. St Johnsbury residents expect the plant to become the world’s largest of its kind once completed.
Public reception for The Miracle Man starring Thomas Meighan draws top crowds in Boston New York and Providence with tickets at one and two dollars. The cast including Joseph J Dowling Betty Compson Lon Chaney earns high praise as the film breaks new theater records across New England. In St Johnsbury local notes report visits and a sick relative as residents share news of friends and kin.
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends for sympathy and kindness during their bereavement. Special thanks to the Church of the Messiah the Eastern Star chapters in St Johnsbury and Lyndonville and to Radward McGinnis Arthur McGinnis and Frank McGinnis of St Johnsbury for support.
A K of C speaker described welfare efforts including choir participation and sports. He recalled the German hawks era, noting members shifted focus to care for troops. He praised K af men in Massachusetts for securing jobs for 12,800 veterans and referenced job placements at a Boston common hut and at Peck Co.
A large audience attended last night’s opening of The Dummy at the Colonial Theatre. The Urban Stock Company drew strong laughs and drama, with the troupe well known and popular. Tonight they present Pals First.
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