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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1920
Page
4
Caledonia County Rural Schools promotes a campaign to boost rural school standards by adopting tests for standard classification. The plan requires cooperation from teachers pupils school directors and the community to ensure proper equipment and surroundings, signaling a community spirit and broader educational impact.
Advertisement claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets improve skin clarity and energy by purging poisons from the liver and bowels. It says a nightly dose starts bile flow and eases constipation, with vegetable formula and olive oil, marketed for 10 and 25 cents.
Miss Madeline Randall, back from Boston, gave a unique program at the Alden club, featuring readings and dances including a Russian costume number. Accompanist Arthur Cushman of Boston earned praise for his sensitive, polished piano work.
Lincoln’s Birthday event on February 12 supports Home Service efforts in St Johnsbury under Holy Service Committee leadership. The Caledonian County chairwoman directs the volunteer network with executive secretary Lora A. Vyrney coordinating aid and advice for soldiers and civilians. Since October 4 1920, the branch has aided five soldier families and forty three civilian families, with garments sewn and distributed, clothing repaired, and neighborhood patchwork groups active. The Red Cross emphasizes inclusive service across faiths and calls for community help to sustain relief totaling 1080.60 dollars.
L Ingalls, Vermont state club leader, sent the annual Boys and Girls club report showing St Johnsbury dominates. State champion Walter O. Green receives the top honor, Ronald P. Burrows and Edward D. Farmer tie for second, James Puller tied for third. Prizes include a five dollar gold piece and a sold pin for second. third place earns two dollars each. Local leader L H Baxter calls the results satisfactory as county winners to be announced later.
Residents of Northampton Easthampton and Westfield protested Smith College students peddling wares during a $1,000,000 endowment drive. Miss Madeline J. Davy led efforts in St Johnsbury while locals invoked old blue laws prompting authorities to halt the street canvassing.
Witnesses describe injuries to Philip Beck from a motor accident. Allen testified he saw the incident but had no cross examination. Clayton Silsby recalled driving without a license and recounts the Heywood car passing a team and Philip Beck being placed into the wagon. He did not see the Heywood car again.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe monasteries and abbeys ruled by abbot or prior, with mentions of priories and religious orders. The text references monastic life in Europe and possible comparisons across regions, but details are unclear.
The Supreme Council weighs German protests to the treaty clause on accused individuals. French officials fear Berlin will seize any concession as precedent to push further changes. Even without the German delegation head, Allies could present the list in Berlin via their representatives.
An advertising merchant earns respect and loyalty as towns grow. Advertising draws customers, supports a progressive town, and strengthens the merchant’s standing among leaders, while ensuring ongoing support from the community.
The official Visitation and Inspection of Palestine Commandery will occur Thursday evening February 12 at 710. Banquet at 6.90. Sir Knights urged to attend. Willard V. Orcutt BE. Com. A. M. Lang Recorder.
Knights of Pythias Apollo Lodge 2 holds a regular meeting on Tuesday evening at 8 oclock. The session will take place at Thgersall and C. TL. Alybott is identified as KOR S.
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