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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1919
Page
2
An OCR readable fragment notes Edwards Olive Tablets claiming a digestive health effect. The ad mentions a vegetable compound mixed with balance tea and notes price 10c and 25c per box, with distribution through all druggists.
Mr and Mrs Albert Duclos relocate to Concord living with Mrs Duclos parents Mr and Mrs FP Crepeault Maud Benedict hosts flu symptoms at home J E Goodwin of North Hadley appointed new station agent relaying visits to St Johns bury by Mrs C J Hall F R Wood visits son Har old Wood in midweek Andrew Morgan of Barnet at M K Bruce s dwelling John Annis works in Walden rebuilding a Dutch oven Miss Mannia Bushey from St Johns bury visits town early week Ruth King returns from Waterford with a severe cold Advertisements promote The American Liver Tablets and a water control device for shower and bath.
A reflective note ponders how life’s years of emotion compress into brief periods, leaving lasting impressions as one life ends and a new chapter begins. The excerpt cites Thackeray on the swift passage of feelings through changing life stages.
Newport locals report Mrs. George Howe visiting sister Mrs. N L Foster, and Charles Taylor with daughter Barbara visiting in the city. Barbara stays while Taylor travels to Montreal. Newport talent to perform in Lane’s Opera House minstrel for honor roll fund. Dr G H Newland injured when wood fell on his foot but remains able to work. Memphremagog Driving Club held its second matinee with four races in A to D classes despite wind. next race day set for Feb 8. Witnesses and testimony in Baldwin vs Gaines trial consumed last week. jury to decide. State case against Bert Kelsey for murder of James Allen of Orleans to begin soon. Governor’s appointment of Dr Harry Hamilton to Board of Cattle Examiners spurred cattle inspections citywide. Mr and Mrs A T Rogers travel to Boston for Mrs Rogers’ ear specialist consult with Dr D Campbell Smith.
Justin Curtis of University of Vermont spent Sunday at home. Elmer J. Averill of Portland was in town visiting friends Sunday. On Tuesday evening February 14 Evening Star Lodge I O O F No 37 will work the initiatory degree with a large attendance expected. A ladies gold watch was lost between Summer and Coventry streets with reward offered at Humphrey's store in Newport Vermont.
Albert C Ainsworth longtime Cabot Congregational member died suddenly Thursday afternoon after illness from midnight Wednesday Funeral services set for Saturday at 1 pm at the Congregational church Rev M W Hale to officiate. Widespread sympathy to his wife and family. Also notes illness and return of Mrs S A Nelson from influenza. Community events postponed and Memorial resolutions honor Abbie Knights Lamson with tributes from the Judith Lyford club and Cabot Congregational members.
A brief reflection urges that unkind thoughts escape to words and tone. It notes the difficulty of keeping uncharitable opinions private and asserts true kindness requires clear consistency in action and exchange. The quote emphasizes restraint and mindful speech.
Mrs. Lizzie Tilton of Danville visits Mrs. Abbie McCarty. Brigham Hastings of Buffalo in town. Allen Knight returns from Waterville. Dr. F Moore reopens office in Calderwood building. Frank Bishop of Lyndon Agricultural School visits. Mary Canber and Beatrice La Point of Newport in town. Mrs. Margaret Heywood returns from Holyoke. Mrs. Frank H. Brooks in Boston visiting sister in Springfield. Judge Oscar C. Woodruff and Maurice D. Coffrin in town to take oath. Coffrin to succeed Nelson A. Dole. States Attorney James B. Campbell returns from Montpelier meeting with retiring attorney Barber and new Attorney General Archibald. Gerald M. Ladd leaves for Montreal to join immigration office. Walter H. Wesley discharged at Camp Devens to become deputy clerk to Nichols. Horace Tibbetts reports thirteen hens with record egg yields in December and January, 262 then 264 eggs, neighbors hopeful the record reduces living costs.
The article recalls the 1836 Gag Rule barring slavery related petitions from print or referral, later abolished. It also describes Spice Islands clove curing methods including smoke drying, sun drying, and occasional scalding before drying, noting a 60 percent loss during drying. It quotes Sir George Reid on health and perseverance as age approaches.
Monasteries once thickly spread across England and much of Europe. They were called abbeys when ruled by abbots, from abbas meaning father, and priories when governed by a prior.
A compilation of short notices reports and reminiscences from St Johnsbury and nearby towns. People travel visit and return from Lancaster Montreal Barre Barre and Rochester while local businesses frame spring renovations and employment changes. A film review and a memorial service for Edward T Fairbanks conclude the item.
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