Caledonian Weekly Publishing Notice and Rates
Publication details for the Caledonian Weekly from 1916 includes pricing: $1 yearly, six months $6, three months $1.50, with carrier delivery in St Johnsbury and subscription orders by government. Associated Press rights limited to news despatches. republication rights restricted. Entered as second class matter at the post office in Johnshiey Vermont under March 3, 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.D. Pelley Publishing Co
Iseenue Arid Main Stees
Shortening Vermont Style Then and Now in Rural Life
A fragmented reminiscence of a rural Vermont kitchen scene shows old time sausage and lard making alongside Christmas visits and community notices. The passage recalls improvised methods, neighborhood sharing, and daily life in a small town, interwoven with holiday updates.
Vermont court cases and military notices in Bennington area
Warranted disturbance of the peace charges were filed against C P Underwood of Fitchburg Mass as J Cray and son appeared in Bennington municipal court. Cray pleaded guilty with a $30 fine. father fined $100. News notes include Post shifts at local plants and a Christmas gift-gift exchange at Central Vermont railway with Supt. Guthrie receiving a gold watch and pendant from 25 workers. Major Dwight F Smith on leave at Stowe hospital. several injuries reported at local presses. Y M C A overseas callups noted.
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C. P. Underwood
Itchburg
Mass
Amour and Company
J. Cray
Eugene Py
Bellowalls
Conendere
Dwight PF. Smith
Chelsea
Stowe
Southern Division
Central Vermont Railway
Union Station
Brattleboro
George L Shafford
New London
Road
E. J. Guthrie
Guthrie
Concord Honor Guard Ceremony Unfurls Flag at G A R Hall
In Concord a Sunday afternoon ceremony before the G A R hall featured the 45 star flag raised and dedicated by Miss Judith Virtue and her music pupils with Miss Virtue singing the Star Spangled Banner. The event included prayers, remarks, and a list of local men in service marked by blue stars, and a Home Service note urging veterans to keep government life insurance active with details on reinstatement and policy conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
P. J. MacInnis
George S. Smith
Clarence W. Lilli‘rap
Willard H. Keech
Charles Philips, Jr
Lewis Philips
France
Blaine Cote
America
George E. Allierap
Ray C. Bailey
Herbert Hayden Hodge
Afluenza
Blue Stars
Douglas Tracy Ball
Albert H. Bennett
Wiliam E. Bedell
Albert Boutaine
Trong L. Brown
Roy Herbert Brown
Emer Randall Grawfowl
Seret
Henry Lewis Stewart
William J. Firtue
Henry Arthur Young
United States
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Atention
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Home Service
the Red Cross
Department of vi
St. Johnsbury
But’ler
the Brook School
Lancord Corner
George Guson
Edward
East Burke
F. A. Drewer
L. Ff. Smith
F. L. Carpenter
Goston
Alice G. Reed
Goddard Seminary
Lydia Hemingway
Henrietta Douglass
F. W. Chapman Thursda
Universalist
Paris
PF. A. Brewer
B.H. Bazin
H. A. Quiprby
C. A. Crowell
F. A. Brewer
J. W. Hastings
W. C. Rochleau
G. I. French
TP. A. Brewer
Ariel Gairleigh
Mildred Hastings
F. W Chapman, Co
Board of
North Danville Visitors and Local News
North Danville Mrs Homer Stanton and daughter Elizabeth visit Lunenburg. Mr and Mrs L G Eastman and Byron Cabot guests of Mr and Mrs James Cassally. Benjamin Clifford of the 102nd Machine Gun Battalion reports he is well. Frank Swett and George Swett visit Walter Swett. Wendell Williams of Cole Corner visits grandmother Charlotte Sanborn. Earl Lewis of Barton shot in head when a companion mishandled a revolver. bullet penetrates scalp, skull saved, removed by a physician.
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Homer’ Stanton
Elizabeth
Lunenburg
L. G. Eastman
Byron
Cabot
James Cassally
Benjamin Clifford
102Nd
Machine Gun Battalion
Frank Swett
George Swett
Walter Swett
Wendell Williams
Cole Corner
Charlotte Sanborn
Earl Lewis
Barton
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Kayxbiubiqa
Vermont
By Daniel L. Cady
Cleomargarine
Crig¢o
Hall of Fame
Woodhouse
Towsey
Orleans
Mrz. L
Maurice Kittredge
Derby
Harry Dickens
Fred Bennett
Camp Jackson
S. C
Joan Donaldsom
Dayndonville
A. J. Burnett
Frank Hardy
Earle
Charles
Macy Skalbere
Mr. Hardy
Randall
Tilton
N. H
Germany
Tuxembure
Lanford
F. J. Parlin
Mera
Douglass
Jr. Z. Labell
Coventry
W.H. Wingett
Blanche Wingett
Joseph Lanon
Irasburg
C.C. Pavlin
Mabel Parlin
L. A. Wilson
Groveton
George L. Stimers
Highgate Center
Vermont News
Bennington
William H Bradford
Edward L. Bates
Oldes
Wilfred Remillard
Messenger
J. Hy Johnson
St. Albans
C. F. Hill Crathern
Old First
Old Bennington
Karl W. Sawyer
New Hampshire
Barre
State
George Greenslit
Warren
Washington
Frank Gorouse
Dominick Gorouse
Rutland
War Department
Gorouse Sr
Italy
26Th Infantry
Gerouso Ha
FBI
Suven
The
C. H. Goss Company
Concord
George Ballour
Katharine Morrin
H. B. Morrison
W. P. Willis
East Rye
Gate
E. N. Willis
Maine
Rev
S.J. Willis
Myron Bell
Harry Fuller
Migs
Genevieve Sargeattt
South Kirby
J. E. Warren
Elmer Reed
Jennie P. Ranney
Red Cross
Fred Spaulding
Will Hastings
M. J. Spauldi
Lyme
W. D. Chaplin
Royalston Corner
John Laundry
Sap
Laundry
John Gochie
Mr. Laundry
Barnet
John
Helen FP. Bennett
L. Belle Thompson
Lucien Thompson
Bradford
W. D. Bradshaw
N. C. McLean
North
Danville
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