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Newspaper

The Evening Caledonian

Location

Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1918

Page

3

The Land We Love by Wendell Phillips Stafford

Judge Wendell Phillips Stafford last book of poems offered by Arthur F. Stone in St. Johnsbury bookstores. Available by mail postpaid for 1.25 dollars, advertised as a cherished holiday gift to be prized.

Wendell Phillips Stafford St. Johnsbury Arthur’ F. Stone

Lunenburg Notes From Week Of Local Doings

Local residents travel between St Johnsbury Hartford and surrounding towns. influenza cases rise with several ill but recovering, accidents occur on Pond Hill and near Camp Winneshewanka, and community members visit kin and attend events while winter prepares.

Ernest Monahan St. Johnsbury Oscar Willson Hartford Conn A. W. Sugg Charles, Spaulding Estelle Beatty Enosburg Falls Pat Monalan Jr Littleton Fred Will King Madison Nichole Verdun Martin Delmes Pond Franklin Bell le Havre Louis King Harland Ball Willis Bean Lancaster J. Newman H. O. Newman Whitefield Philip King M. C South Lunenburg Fitzdale Clarence Lawrence Dodge Loyd Morgan Rollo Bell John Kimball C.C. Bell’s Vilas Johnson Pond Hill W. Houston Concord Carrie Lamott Friends Lancaster and Guildhall Howard W. R. G Santa Claus James King Miss Beebe Swanton Mahurin Camp Winneshewanka Morris Friedman Mc. Friedman Charles McLaughlin Pat Monahan’s S. C. Smith

Senator Smith and pacifist nos truths in Washington talk

Senator Smith mocks pacifists in a Y M C A address in Washington. He warns that peace without clear results could lead to a future war and uses a fable of a king and 500 maidens to illustrate the folly of accepting a single solution.

Senator Smith Washington Germany

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