Evangelist Rev. Milton Rees Opens Sunday Meetings
Union evangelistic services begin in St Johnsbury on Sunday led by Rev Milton Rees of Rochester New York. Rees will lead the chorus and sing solos. A pastor turned evangelist, he has traveled widely in America and abroad and speaks with direct English, aiming to address men’s issues with strong gospel emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
St. Johnsbury
Milton
Rees
Rochester
N.Y
Mys
America
Europe
Orient
New
Government to issue final wage reply at Hines conference
Washington reports that a definite and final government reply to the two million railroad workers wage demand will be issued after a conference with Brotherhoods and union officers. Officials caution the stance may shape the end of government control as talks near conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tomork
Hines
Brothehoods
Sovernment
Andy Hs
Father
Smith College students tour towns selling soap for endowment
Madeline Cary and fellow Smith College students led by Mrs Homer Albers peddle soap and a cleansing flail in Northampton Easthampton and Westfield to aid a 4 million dollar endowment drive. Governor Coolidge and Smith President Neilson commend the campaign though some residents criticize it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian
Northampton
Mass
Homer Albers
Brooklins
Smith College
Madeline J. Cary
St. Johnsbury
Massachusetts
Easthampton
Westfield
Miss Cary
Conlidge
Neilson
Smith
Provident
Albers
Forty Days More of Winter From Candlemas Day
On Candlemas Day February 2 the tradition says if the groundhog sees his shadow winter lasts 40 more days. The sun shone today and believers see more winter ahead while noting Vermenters have endured a long winter already.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Het
Why Advertised Stores Succeed Reason No 7
The text argues that successful advertising signals strong confidence in a store's proposition. It notes that failing to advertise stems from doubt about notice visibility or belief, or a belief that goods lack exceptional value. It claims merchants advertise only if goods have proven their merit through experience.
Harsh Cold Snap Crashes Thermometer Readings Across Town
Record low temperatures hit the area Sunday morning with readings plunging to 40 below in several thermometers. St. Johnsbury Center recorded 62 below on the river bank, while Tailroad street showed 44 below and Chill street 12 below. The prior day’s high never rose above 16 below. Continued coverage on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tailroad Street
Chill Street
St. Johnsbury Center
Night Mc Heenfan Wallace
Yngre
Republicans Aim to Renew Senate Debate on Peace Treaty
In Washington on February 2, Senate action to reopen debate on the peace treaty was expected to gain momentum. Senator Lodge planned to move next Monday to suspend the rules for consideration, while Democrats prepared a parallel motion for the following Tuesday. Both sides anticipated likely approvals, with some Republicans and even irreconcilables favoring a reopening. The Democrats argued no suspension was needed, and Vice President Marshall was expected to uphold that stance. The motion's outcome hinged on missing senators' return and party strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Lodge
Senator Lodge
Marshall
Fisk
Wan
Ashurst
Arizona
Fifty Club Meet at Mrs W A Brown Home Saturday
A pleasant Fifty Club gathering was held at the residence of Mrs. W. A. Brown on Saturday. Despite bitter seating, nearly all members attended, including one from Waterford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Brown
Pleysint
Waterford
Twa
Co operative Shoes Promote Men and Queen Quality Women
A vintage ad touts Co operative Shoes for men and Queen Quality Shoes for women. It highlights a range of single and double breasted models in browns grays and mixed tones with special values on offer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston
The
Caledonian Record
Loston
State Department
Townsend
Michigan
Treasury
Congress
Joint Committee On
Cambridge
Harvard
J. BE. Woodworth
LeClerc
Portland Street
C. L. Sargent
General Motors Corporation
Chas. E. Silsey
Buick
Eastern Ave
Vermont
Exit Utas ST. Jonnsbury
Sela Een Eed Pees
Madeline Cary
College
Governor Coolidge
Colonial Theatre
Lillian Richards
Mary Brown
Roy Calderwood
John Gibson
B. E. Doyle
Harold Abbott
Buckskin Ben
E. E. Sargent
Sargent
Miss Ruth Flint
Harry Gage
Burlington
Barnet
McIndoes
Ryegate
Marcotte’s
Leclerc’s
Henault’s Orchestra
Brown
Kuppenheimer
Asselin Bros. the
Spot
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!