Early 20th Century News Notice From St Johnsbury VT
A damaged OCR shows a 1910 notice about Associated Press copyright and republication rights. It references W Y news despatches, second class matter status, and mailing terms for St Johnsbury Vermont with publication at Main Street. It includes dates and copyright language typical of old newspaper boilerplate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Peliey Ching Go
Inc
Ap Basten
Main Street St
Johnstury
Carter
Gotg
Navy
St. Sobonbury
Vermont
When Jim Comes Home
poem shaped fragment from a Boston Globe page shows a family awaiting a loved one’s return. They plan festive decorations, cooking, and singing, hoping to welcome Jim with a room redo and lights. The piece expresses joy and relief at his homecoming after long separation.
Comment Dismisses Wilson as Flawed Leader in War Era
The piece accuses Woodrow Wilson of hyping democracy while surrendering to temptations for a dramatic European appearance. It portrays him as a fragile figure despite wartime praise and questions his historic legacy and masterful statecraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Ube
Aebie
Tor
Europe
Liberia's War Role Noted By Cleveland Paper
The Cleveland Plain Dealer highlights Liberia as an ally of Germany’s enemies. It notes Liberia’s compulsory military service and labor mobilization for France, plus internment of German nationals who controlled most of Liberia’s commerce. It mentions Liberia’s small navy and a rising claim to peace seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Liberia
Republic
Monrovia
Alexander
Cemphor
The
Libevia
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Harlow Child Ill in Coventry and Vermont College Changes
The Coventry family reports their young child is in hospital after swallowing a nail. Prof. Charles Baker Wright resigns as acting president of Middlebury College due to ill health and Dr. Edward J. Collins will fill in during his absence. Lieut. Walter M. Tenney, prisoner released from Germany, has returned via Switzerland on the way to France. Vermont housing changes follow armistice terms with many University of Vermont Students Army Training Corps members affected as temporary buildings are razed and discharges proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Baker Wright
Middlebury College
Sn. J. M. Thomas
Edward J. Collins
Wright
Walter M. Tenney
St. Albans
Leicheprey
War Department
Arthur G. Tenney
Oman
J. Tenney
Switzerland
France
Univerty
Vermont
Fox
Army Training Corps
United States
Signal Corps
Mechanical School
Community News Keeps Local Residents Busy
Wells River notes show residents traveling to California and Springfield for visits and work. Local events include a charity production of Rebellious Jane raising funds for Red Cross and War Campaign, along with bank assistance, club meetings, and family reunions. Private Jennis McLeod returns from Camp Devens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Smith
Frank George
Edgar Stanley
Misses Fellows
Beatrice Smith
Dooley
Lucille Angell
Randall
Glynn
D. G. Farwell
Red Cross
War Campaign Fund
Jennis McLeod
Camp Devens
Henry Winship
Bradford
National Bank
Bird Club
R. G. Brock
Daniel Gibson
Durham
St. Johnsbury
John Hinman
F. P. Learned
W. E. Johnson
Springfield
Mass
Prank Rourke
Margaret
Melvore
Local notes from Orleans and surrounding towns
Supt Elmer E Doe says munition box work is nearly finished and piano stock will resume. Women workers laid off. Doe couple in Lisbon for the week. Doris Spafford transferred to adjutant general casualty division. Mrs Lynn Eldridge and children visit relatives in Ryegate. Woman's Missionary Society met at Congregational church vestry. officers re-elected. Dean Mathews Eva Horner went to Northfield. Body of James Allen, murdered by Bert Kelsey, buried at East Charleston. What made the quarter famous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Doe
Parker-Young Co
Elmer E. Doe Wen
Lisbon
Doris Spafford
Ordnance Section
Washington, D. C
Adjutant General’s Office
Lynn Eldridge
Ryegate
Woman's Missionary Society
Congregational Church
Dean Mathews
Eva Horner
Northfield
James Allen
Bert Kelsey
East Charleston
East Burke Updates and Local Notices in St Johnsbury
Local notes record visitors and residents in East Burke and St Johnsbury including J Q Angell visiting in St Johnsbury Anes R A Eggleston buying land on Pinkham road and noting his health. Community events include D L meeting plans election of officers and a surprise party for Henry McGill. Several residents travel for work, illness or family matters, and two S A T C deaths are linked to influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q Angell
St. Johnsbury
R.A. Eggleston
Pinkham Road
General Sheridan Council
D. of L
Henry McGill
Henry
Asa Hunter
Herman Moulton
West Burke
Anna Burrington
Curtis Dickerman
Ville
Albert Chamberlain
Camp Devens
E. B. Chamberlain
Genge Burtington
Herriete
Bertha (Kittredge) Wood
Lewis Sentarbar
Mt View Farm
Celia Vance
Conway Hospital
Conway
N. H
Mabel Vance
W. H. Gilson
Gene Gilson
Hunger Soap Club
Joseph Perham
Ahureh
Martha Welch
B. F. Humphrey and
Bion, Jr
Elmer Jack's
Lyndonville
John McNally
Geo
Cole
Harris
Henry Mathers
Bristol
Conn
Horse dies on Greensboro Bend trip and local notices
Greensboro A. B. Fairbanks loses a valuable horse Iset on the way to Greensboro Bend. The Greensboro Bend hotel is leased to Reynolds for the year. Local buyers move into properties, including Exeter farm purchase by R. A. Bake and Gillis Farm transfer to Willie Spring. Community events include school schedules, Christmas tree planning, and a lecture by Mt. Silinda Mission advocate C. C. Fuller. Also notes of gas injury in wartime service and local social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Fairbanks
Greensboro
Bend
Greensboro Bend
William Graham
Reynolds
R.A. Bake
Exeter
N. H
Willie Spring
C. L. Collins
P. N. Allen
and Mix
EL Colby
C. H. Miller
Ia Migoon
East Tmard- Wick
Hazen
Pomona
Albert Kinney
F. C. Kinney
France
Leutenant
Lesle Jameson
Cabot
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Currier
Boston
Joyce Perkins
Connecticut
Ray Pestle
St. Johnsbury East
Edith Rutledge
Concord
Reuben Curtis
Congregational Thurch
C. C. Fuller
Mt. Silinda
Africa
United Presbyterian
A. BE. Peidn
Greenaway
South Tero
T. W
Ladies' Aid to Serve Bean and Vegetable Hash Supper
East Concord notes a baked bean and vegetable hash supper at the church dining rooms Saturday evening with a business meeting to plan Christmas exercises. Several local residents are mentioned visiting, traveling, or responding to family illness, including Elroy Fisk, Mrs. Estella Meserve, and Mrs. George Whipple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Elroy Fisk
Hartford
Jennie Whitcher
Twin Mountain
Nelson
Lancaster
St. Jonnsbury
H. R. White
Austin
Fred Whipple
Katie
J. C. Marvin
Harold
Addie Webb
Charles Philips
John Folsom
Renford Fisher
North
Italian Banks to Open in Trieste and Trento
Italian banks including the Bank of Rome and the Bank of Italy plan branch openings in Trieste and Trento, newly redeemed from Austria, to boost economic ties. They offer funds to local governors for immediate distribution to needy populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trento
Triest
Bank of Rome
Bank of Italy
Italian Discount Bank
Italian Commercial Bank
Italy
St Johnsbury piano sale crowds first day
McLean's Music Store reports a packed first day with strong buyer enthusiasm. Twenty-five years of square dealing, a broad stock of pianos, and deep price cuts promise large savings and prompt delivery on many makes and styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
McLean
Amd
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Catherine E. Powers
Boston Globe
Dim
Andi
Rutland News
Vermont News
Halsey Harlow
Coventry
Wells River
Orleans
American Chemical Company
St. Johnsbury, Vt
East Burke
ST. Johnsbury Center
Charlotte MebLaughlin
BE. M.massey
Putney
Fredzee
T He Congregational Church
Ernest Morrill
Henry Donahue
Solon Walter
Chauncey Massey
North Danville
A.B. Pringle
Green
Mountain Grange
Homer Shattuck
Burlington
William Henderson
University of Vermont
Evan Frank Harvey
Woodstock
Clinton BE. Smith
Williamstown
Harvey
Smith
Graydon C. Ames
West Addison
East Concord
McLean’s
Hallett & Davis
Kimball
Strauss
Lexington
Miller
Kohler & Chase
Rodle
Iyers & Pond
McLean’s Music Store
P. S
Fink
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