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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
4
St Johnsbury local brief mentions Cary Maple Sugar building misprint corrected to 10 by 40 feet. YV Lirehin returns from a lumber camp in Lowelltown Maine. Mrs. Robert Armstrong and daughter Edith visit sister Mrs W E Faery for the week. Dr Rob Templeton of Trarbury joined by Dr J M Allen for an operation.
The Woman's Guild of St. Mark's church Newport held a Wednesday bazaar and chicken pie supper at 1 OOP hall. Mrs Mamie Smith and Mrs Lita Martin oversaw fancy articles. home made cakes drew buyers. apron table sold briskly. net profit around 140 dollars from total 160. Volunteers including Mrs Mary Brown and several junior helpers assisted.
A large turnout at Newport Baptist Church gathered for an informal supper held on a recent Wednesday evening to support the Kiddies Christmas fund. There was no admission, but a generous collection raised a substantial amount. Local volunteers and young performers gave musical selections and duets, with Rev. H. B. Rankin reading two verses from a French book. Refreshments included ice cream and cake.
The ad promotes a simple glycerine mix with buckthorn bark claimed to relieve gas and sour stomach. It purportedly cleanses both stomach and bowel, cures constipation, and prevents appendicitis. One dose allegedly helped a man with five years of indigestion. W B Eastman, druggist.
An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness is caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucosa and cannot be cured by local applications. It promises one hundred dollars for a cure via a constitutional treatment and offers free circulares from Hall's Catarrh Medicine Co. Toledo Ohio.
A grateful note expresses thanks to friars and church people for support during a long illness at Brightlock hospital and after a severe Ithaca accident involving son Justin. The family recalls cards flowers and prayers as precious, crediting church members with saving Justin's life. Mr Curtis, Justin and Jeanie join Vin in thanking everyone.
Friends report Mrs Martha Smith is up and around the house after a full week of illness.
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