Evening Caledonian and Record Archive 1837 Publication Notes
Public notices from an early 20th century Vermont newspaper include subscription details for the Evening Caledonian and Record, publisher information, and a brief feature on Kurn Hattin Homes funding. Additional items address catarrhal deafness remedies and a New York Tribune editorial on mine strikes and workers rights.
Sunday Services Across Churches Include Special Musi
Rev Walter P Sturtevant leads Union Baptist sermons at 10am and 7pm with an all member canvass Sunday afternoon and special music. Grace Methodist hosts morning sermon Life Everlasting while a demobilization service at 7pm features We Fought For. Bargent's orchestra to assist. American Legion to attend. North Church plans morning theme Touching Christ. Sunday School at 12. Carry Society at o'clock. Globe Theatre service at 7pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter P. Sturtevant
Union Baptist Church
Grace Methodist Church
St. Johnsbury Visitors From Lyndon Institute and Barton
Principal O D Mathewson of Lyndon Institute and M Daniels of Lyndonville, heads of the Caledonia north central district, visited St Johnsbury Saturday. Robert J Merrill, Barton school superintendent and former St Johnsbury Junior high head, also stopped by Saturday and met old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathewson
Lyndon Institute
M. &. Daniels
Lyndonville
Caledonia North Central
St. Johnsbury
Robert J. Merrill
Barton
Mrs Charles Hayes Hosts Friday Five Hundred Party
Mrs Charles Hayes held a Friday evening five hundred party at her Central street home. Guests played and sang to carols with vietrola and piano music, enjoyed cocoa sandwiches and cakes, and were entertained by Earle Davis on the piano with encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hayes
Central Street
Earle Davis
Mra
Sarah Brown
Mary Livingston
Vera Keith
Lottie Welcome
Mis Florence Taylor
Misa
Ella Runidell
Thyra
Davis Blanchard
Mise
Doris Emory
Donald Ime
Howard Padvah
William Bond
Davis
Harold Keith
Richar Howe
Lost auto chain 35x35 between Danville and St Johnsbury
Finder leaves at this office a 35 by 35 inch car chain lost between Danville and St Johnsbury. The notice requests contact at the office for reclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
St. Johnsbury
Fruit-a-tives touted to cure constipation and piles
Mrs. Capozzi of Ashford New York credits Fruit-a-tives with ending years of constipation and piles after trying many physic treatments. She reports lasting relief with no after-effects and recommends the remedy to friends, noting price 50 cents a box or six for $2.10 with a 25 cent trial size available from Pruit-A-Tives Limited in Ogdensburg NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford
New York
John Capozzi
Pruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Box Ball League Game Summary Shows Team 2 Edge Team 5
Team 2 beat Team 5 seven to one Thursday night in the Masonic Box Ball League. Chesley led with 945 pinfall across six games, the season’s best average. Individual scores include Chesley M7 166 170 and others, with Team No 2 totaling 8782 pins and Team No 4 totaling 3549.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesley
Hall
Campbell
Fox
Chealey
Derby Beats Newport 30 to 28 in hoop clash
Derby High School defeated Newport High 30 to 28 at Derby School Hall. Newport outweighed Derby, and the lead changed with a late last minute shot by Cargill. A referee error extended play by 90 seconds after a 28 to 28 timeout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Newport
Derby School
Cargill
Newport Derby Savage
Cargill Gardner
Moulton Will
Percy Burns
Briggs Seckle
Stewart
Birthday Party for George W Howe Celebrated at Tremont Street Home
George W Howe marked his 68th birthday with a surprise gathering of 18 friends at his son Gilman Howes home 14 Tremont Street Whist and refreshments followed the candle lighting and cake cut The party paused for piano singalongs led by S J Morrison and George Dole arranged by his daughter Mrs Gilman Howe Nazal nasal ointment ad appears in the text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Howe
Gilman
Tremont Street
S. J. Morrison
George Dole
Mr. Howe
Gilman Howe
Holiday events and nuptials fill local page
Miss Dorothy Tinker assists EB N Randall store during holidays. Equal Suffrage League met at the Woman's Club House with Miss Clara Moffett in charge. next meeting postponed to January 9, 1920. Elbert S Fox of St Johnsbury and Celina Cay of Lyndonville wed at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. George A Martin. They travel to New London, Conn, then plan to live in Lyndonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Tinker
EB. N. Randall
Equal Suffrage League
Woman's Club House
Clara Moffett
Elbert S. Fox
St. Johnsbury
Celina Cay
Lyndonville
Methodist Parsonage
George A. Martin
New London
Conn
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Evening Caledonian and Record
Evening Caledonian Publishing Co
Eastern Avenue
Herbert A. Smith
Johnsbury
Telephone 600
Associated Prong
Vermont
Kurn Hattin Homes
Brattleboro Reformer
Kurn Hattin Home
New York Tribune
Sherburne’s Restaurant
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Thor
Fred E. Beaulieu
Coventry Street
Newport, Vermont
Mrs
Ady
Lurchin
Powers’ Store
ST. Johnsbury Center
Leclerc
Phil” Champoux
Filsan
Joe’s Place
Railroad Street
Amos Scott’s
BOT
Moore
Eastman
Lang
Townsend Dt
Howard
Eastman i
Townsend
Stella Folsom Millinery
ACI
Waite
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
the Peck CO
Holland
Pastumpsic Lodge
Birney L. Hall
W. M
Fred H. Dolloff
Haswell
Royal Arch
Bloomfield A. Palmer
Raymond A. Pearl
Palestine Commandery
K. T
Willard V. Orcutt
E. Com
A. M. Lang
Knights of Pythias
Apollo Lodge
H. W. Clark
C. C. H. E. Anderson
K. R
Norris and Hyde
Lyman K. Harvey
Passumpsic