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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
4
The news note highlights Secretary Lane's retirement from President Wilson's cabinet as a major shift in the administration. The column comments on enduring figures like Burleson and notes social updates including Mrs. William Drake and the Drouin couple traveling to Newport and Littleton.
The message outlines the newspaper’s new service promising news from world sources 14 hours after Boston papers and notes plans to expand with a six page capacity. It expresses gratitude to readers, cites recent issues of 8 to 12 pages, and pledges ongoing improvements and growth in Northeastern Vermont.
FH A Wellman finished work at Cowles Press and left for Boston on Wednesday. Mrs George Hooker is very ill at her Portland Street home. Miss Margart Dasham traveled to Barnet on Wednesday to spend the rest of the week. Mr and Mrs W H Cass of Danville were in town Wednesday en route to Northampton Massachusetts. Mr and Mrs Leonard J Root went to Claremont Wednesday to spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs John Root. Mrs Maud Gochie went to Springfield Massachusetts on Wednesday for some time.
Fayetteville Georgia physician Dr J T Edwards cites a patient Mr T M McGough who reports weight gain of 17 pounds after using Tanlac. McGough suffered indigestion heartburn and constipation before improvement. He bought three bottles and regained health enough to resume work. Tanlac is sold at Landry's Drug Store in St Johnsbury Vermont.
Lost two khaki shirts purchased at Asselin Bros. A white shirt between the Globe Theatre and Roosevelt Ave. Suitable reward offered. Return to Mr. Wacner, 3 Roosevelt Ave, for reward.
The younger men of the parish organized a large gifts event for Father Pontbriand at St. Johnsbury, raising over 500 dollars. About 375 of 400 attendees heard speeches from visiting clergy and parish members. Gifts included community silver, Nippon china, linens, and cash, with an informal reception and thanks from Father Pontbriand. ST. JOHNSBURY LOCALS Hexeliah Clark dies in North Danville at 82. Dr Burke treats H. S. Chu after a shock. Clark had long lived with G. H. Stanton home.
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