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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1919
Page
5
A terse line from a dialectal remark about a man who is always in trouble and the risk of being proud of his own missteps. The speaker references Uncle Eben and cautions against a trementus mistake arising from pride.
John G. Ely, manager of Turnbulls Creamery at West Charleston, fell down concrete stairs to a basement floor Thursday afternoon. Ely narrowly escaped death, has regained consciousness, and, though sore and bruised, is improving. Dr J H Gaines reports hopes for recovery.
Newport locals report Miss Victorian Flanders and Mrs Grace Partlow returning to Providence after visiting W O Flanders. Mrs James Elliott and von Herbert returned from Groveton New Hampshire where they attended a wedding. Stack is visiting sister Mrs Herbert Webster in Glover. Charles Brooks made a brief visit in Orleans. Mrs H C Hoag is ill and confined at home. Mrs H H Porter returns to St Johnsbury after visiting her parents. Clarence Wells of Clinton Mass visits at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Wells over the holidays.
The Woman's Missionary Society of St Mark's church will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs J M Cunningham at 19 Third Street. Local residents include Miss Josie Centebar of the N Telephone force returning from Maine, and numerous visits by residents to relatives in Woodaville Lisven and Boston.
Chinese women study health as American YWCA AAGA join to support women’s health centers demonstrations and lectures in China. Conference of women physicians led by Ida Kahin and Dat pushes a nationwide sanitary program and democratic social service tied to YWCA world service funds.
A brief note on advancing education for fellow countrywomen through YWCA activities. Plans include informing the public about all phases of YWCA work in the United States and internationally, followed by an active fund raising effort to support services for women.
Chinese women led the XY. W. A. in Tientsin raising funds for the coming year's budget. They completed the drive in ten days, far surpassing the usual three week window and ending with a large surplus.
Miss Beulis Lalime of Nashua enjoys vacation with her parents in the city. Mrs A J Banks receives a china set as a Christmas gift from the Stree church ladies. Mr and Mrs A M Bowery greet three children John Rogue and Florence who visit grandmother Mrs Smith McKay in North Hatley. Miss Grice News of Montreal visits mother Mrs Charles Noeris. Samuel Bowley returns from Windsor trip. Mrs H S Crane and son Sumner of Springfield Mass visit Mr and Mrs Ralph Hamblett.
Hugh McNeil of the U S Immigration service, in Burlington hospital for weeks, is expected to return tonight. Ralph Humblett travels to Burlington Tuesday morning on a short business trip. Soldier Gil at Lane's Opera House Saturday night entertained a full crowd with vim and polished dancing. The Flirtation Walk show impressed with top tier solo work and excellent staging. Funeral for Har Sargent, 28, grandson of Charles Durnsha, held at Marys Catholic church with burial in Catholic cemetery. St Marks Sunday school holds supper and Christmas tree at the Rectory this evening at six thirty with games and music. Experienced waitress wanted at Newport House, Newport, Vt. 151 tf
The passage describes a feature called the Devil's Belt in New York prior to the Revolution and possibly afterward, noted as shown on Sauthier's map with Bett gate at one end and a turbulent Race at the other.
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