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Newspaper

The Evening Caledonian

Location

Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1919

Page

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Dining room set to reopen January 1 at New Avenue Hotel

Landlord Palmer rushes repairs after a fire destroyed the kitchen at the New Avenue Hotel in St. Johnsbury. Carpenters and painters work on rebuilding the kitchen roof floors and ceilings. The range survived and will be used again. Stock losses near $1,000, with a steam table ordered. new dining room opens June 1 with improved capacity.

Palmer New Avenue St. Johnsbury Landleyt Palmer Antengila China

Funeral for Mrs Welch Held in Derby Center

Funeral services for Mrs. B. Welch were held at her sister’s Derby home with Rev Longland officiating. Interment was in Derby Center village cemetery. A long time Derby resident, she died of pneumonia at 49 after a brief illness, survived by husband E. E. Welch, six children, and several siblings and relatives.

B. Welch Abbott Morrill Derby Mx. Longland Beebe Derby Center Welch Ntaire Derry N. H Neumonia E. E. Welch Walter Moore Elmer Crowe Carl Welch Portsmouth Edna Welch Clifford Jessie Abbott Monall Henry Maxwell John Alexander Newport Charles George Moulton St. Johnsbury My

How Baltimore Was Saved by Prohibition

Baltimore shows fewer arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after July 1 11, 1 9 . four months of prohibition cut arrests sharply vs prior year. Crime and disturbances decline. breweries adjust as manufacturers convert. Prohibition curbs drinking but cannot stop all temptations. Baltimore’s economy and crime rate show improvements amid evolving policy.

Baltimore Tate Baltimore Bil Hai Goa Monumental Jones-Lambh Packing Company Frank Steil Brewing Company Gunther Brewing Company Gunther Manufcturing Company Prohibition

Vermont Clergy Salary Urged To Rise As War Costs Grow

A Vermont Inter Church World Movement meeting in Burlington urged a minimum fifty percent salary increase for state ministers, arguing living costs have doubled since before the war. The committee backed district plans for watch night and week of prayer and noted rural churches face staffing gaps without higher pay. The report highlighted the need for $1,200 to $1,600 annual salaries plus housing in many rural areas and stressed church leadership as vital to communities. The bulletin also notes Santa Claus visits the St Johnsbury post office as Christmas operations peak with new lobby handling and heavy parcel post volumes.

Vermont Inter Church World Movement Burlington E. W .Sharp St. Johnsbury Jeafleta Followig Virmont Interc Church World Movement Baptist Tadley Yale Cer Son Xathed Jeen Lanctot St Johnsbury Hartwell TD Moore Henry A. Holder Theodore Ellis Bernard Wilcox Caldonwood Fred Blay United States Arthur M. Lang Raymond Staples Frank Bailey Howard Daniels Kens Neth Lanphere Leigh R. Gramer Raymond Silby Gleason Offici

Ninety eight percent vote to strike if Cummins bill passes

The International Association of Machinists reported that 125000 members voted 98 percent in November to strike with other trades if Congress enacts the Cummins railroad bill with an anti-strike proviso. They stress opposition to the clause and will seek a Presidential veto if enacted.

Associated Press Washington Congress Cummins Railroad Wiliam H. Johnston International Association of Machinists Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Cummins Cons Johnston Union Wilson Firth of Forth Shipping Board

Vermont Soldiers Receive a Questionnaire

Vermont soldiers who served in the World War are submitting data on their activities. Adjutant General H. T. Johnson sent out questionnaires detailing service origin, personal descriptions, promotions, station changes, discharges, overseas service, battles, casualties, disabilities, decorations, deaths since discharge, and enlistment and discharge certificates with oath. About 15,000 forms mailed to heavymen, soldiers, and marines.

Vermont H. T. Johnson National Guard

Rooms To Let at 30 Mat and Mrs Linn St Johnsbury

Classified notice for rooms to let at 30 Mat and Mrs Linn St Johnsbury invites a woman for general housework. Miss Mary d Nelson 94 Main St listed in contact.

Mat &T William Linn St. Johnsbury Mary d. Nelson Main St. Abiof

Vermilye Fails To Claim Bride On Christmas Day

Dr Williams Vermilye of New York a former naval surgeon failed to appear for his wedding with Ruth M Keeney on Christmas day. Keeney a Bucknell Spanish professor resigned to wed him. She was ill but hopeful. A theory claimed he was involved with federal rounds up of radicals after navy discharge.

Christmas Tree Concert at First Baptist Church

The Sunday school program at First Baptist Church Thursday evening drew praise from all ages. A large chorus and quartets performed with skilled accompaniment by Mrs. Allyn Bishop. Santa Claus, aided by Wesley Rankin and superintendent Mr. Huntington, distributed gifts and candy to each child.

First Baptist Church Allyn Bishop Santa Claus Wesley Rankin Huntington Star of Splendor Atlanta

Wedding Bells Edith McGinnis and James Kay Wed

Edith McGinnis daughter of Judge C H McGinnis of Concord and James Kay married December 4 at the Potters home by Justice Potter. The bride wore her mother 41 year old wedding dress and will work at the Republican office through the busy period. Kay, a two year overseas veteran with Canadian engineers, resumes as experimental designer at a scale factory. They will live in St Johnsbury for now as friends offer congratulations.

Edith McGinnis Julian C. H. McGinnis Concord James Kay St. Johnsbury

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