Stores to Keep Open Evenings Next Week
Press notes that five shopping days remain before Christmas and the Commercial Club has arranged for merchants to stay open Monday through Wednesday evenings next week to accommodate buyers. Saturday night trade will be heavy and many stores will be decorated for the season. Participating shops include Ben Randall Co, Berry Ball Dry Goods, Lougee and Smythe, Leach and Waterman, Steele Taplin Co, Axsellin Bros, Frank B. Harris, Amos W. Scott Co, Moore and Johnson, Nol in Brothers, L B Jewett, C A Calderwood, Inc, and C E Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
St. Johnabury
BEN Randall
Berry Ball Dry Goods
Lougee & Smythe
Leach & Waterman
Steele Taplin Co
Axselin Bros
Frank BE. Harris
Amos W. Scott Co
Moore & Johnson
Nolin Brothers
L. 8
Local Fires And Holiday Events Highlight Evening Bulletin
A chimney fire at 170 Railroad Street in the Tenement House owned by Vennis Cassidy was extinguished by firefighters. Tonight at Grace Methodist Church assembly room Bar Haven returns with a promising show. Nolin Bros Fire and Water sale opens this morning despite frigid conditions. Pythian Sisters host a dance and card party at Pythian Hill Monday with music by Mrs Wilkie’s orchestra and Christmas prizes. A late AP bulletin notes a Brooklyn Tunnel manslaughter trial ending in a hung jury. Cold snap reports include 22 below zero in Northfield and 20 below in Canton. Mrs A B Snelling of Lyndon dies at 81 leaving two sons and a daughter. funeral held Saturday led by Rev B E Sturtevant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Street
Vennis Cassidy
Grace Methodist Church
Nolin Bros
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hill
Associated Press
Minola
Supreme Court
John J. Empsey
New York Consolidated Railway Co
Brooklyn Tunnel
Washington
New York
New England
Weather Bureau
Northfield
Canton
Lyndon
A. BE. Snelling
Herband
Zion C
Prank Snelling
Bethel
Stella Perry
Danville
Snelling
E. W. Sturtevant
Rank Snelling
Jury Still Out On The Guyer Case
State versus Joseph Guyer faces a hung jury after a lengthy trial on adultery charges. Jury deliberations began Wednesday evening and extended into Thursday morning before the foreman reported a disagreement as Judge Fish sent them back for a verdict. The day’s proceedings included testimony from town clerk Charles Stevens and coal merchant Archie Donahue about the burglary and misappropriated funds. Sheriff Worthen later testified about arresting the defendant following the burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph’ Guyer
Forman
Fish
Learmont Smith
Burke
Lyndon
Lyndonville
Campbell
David E. Porter
Porter, Witters & Longmoore
Charles D. Stevens
Archie & Donahue
Donahue
Stevens
Worthen
Academy Notes Christmas Exercises at St Johnsbury Academy
Christmas program at St Johnsbury Academy tomorrow includes orchestral selections and vocal solos led by Thelma Rowan Maude Roberts Olga Mc Clary and Walter Morse with readings by Lillian Martin and Kiama Rowans. Recitation periods will be shortened and five are scheduled. Several staff members depart for Christmas holidays to Wakefield Pawtucket East Rochester and other towns. ill student Ernest Matthews is reported at home with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Johnnsbury Academy
Progr
Academy Orchestra
Thelma Rowan
Arthury Craig
Pawtucket
Audra Blodgett Iy
East Thetford
Ernest Matthews
Academy
North Danville
St. Johnsbury
Miss Tike
Wakefield
N. H
Me. Craig
Parker
South Windham
Mr. Steadman
East Rochester
Miss Hilton
Lewiston
Root
North Craftsbury
Miss Farnum
Marlhore
Mass
Peabody
Concord
Middletown
Bayley prizes in declamation finalists named
Judges Ellen Magoon Mrs Davis Violet Pike and Mary Root announced the preliminaries for the Edwin A Bayley prizes. Senior and Junior graduates listed as finalists for the February event include Helen Cushman Olga McClary Eleanor Stone Isabelle Porter Edward French Allen Hunter George Prevost Robert Cox Stanley Shores Alton Spencer. A Boston Edward Bayley fund awards two prizes of 15 and 10 dollars for public speaking in declamation or debate. A Mathematics club meeting was held in Room 2 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Bayley
Ellen Magoon
Mrs. Davis
Violet Pike
Mary Root
Helen Cushman
Olga McClary
Eleanor Stone
Isabelle Porter
Edward French
Allen Hunter
George Prevost
Robert Cox
Stanley Shores
Alton Spencer
Goldman Berkman Deported Fears Prompt Packed Trunks
Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman prepare for possible deportation to Russia with trunks full of heavy clothing and canned goods. Counsel says they fear lack of proper attire and food in Soviet Russia, though they offer to cover expenses. Red Cross Magazine renewals rise from $1 to $150, with address in St Johnsbury Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Russia
Soviet
Red Cross Magazine
Red Cross
Armory
St. Johnsbury
Ady
Montpelier voters to decide trolley service extension
Mayor H. C. Shurtleff has called a Special meeting of voters in Montpelier for December 29. The proposed measure seeks to extend trolley running time to one hour from 40 minutes and sets the fare at five cents each way during the permission period for the traction company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State News
H. CC. Shurtleff
Montpelier
Tractions Company
Montpdlier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brusiswick
Eta
Brunswick Phonograph
True & Blanchard CO
Brunswick
U. S
Border Theatre
Rock Island
Quebec
Willard Dempsey
Toledo
Lakeside Restaurant
Barle W, Davis
Are
Newport
Academy Notes
Eastman Kodak Agency Photo-Craft Shop
Main Street
Newport, Vermont
American Clothing CO
Georgette
Ohi
Spe
Vermont
Premier Theatre
The
Midnight Patrol
Lila
William Duncan
Richardson’s Photo Shop
Newport Business Directory
S. W. F. Hamilton
Campbell X
D. R. Puffer
Newport, VT
Blanchard & Co
Harry F. Hamilton
Campbell Hospital
Gilman's Block
Fred E. Beaulieu
Coventry Street
Tel. Con
Winona J. Billings
Newport, VI
E. H. Howe
Howe & Stowe Real Estate
Root’s