Residents and Visitors Flock to Town on Friday
Local notices list numerous residents and guests visiting St Johnsbury area towns on Friday. Names include Perrin Wells Farks St. John and Danville visitors, with several from Morrisville Lyndonville and Barnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Perrin
Hardwick
Own
F. P. Wells
Barnet
Julia Farks
Lyndon
C. M. St. John
Morrisville
George Fortier
Mrs. Wallace Nutting
Danville
A. H. Davison
Alice Hazelton
Fred Walte
Cabot
Brighrock Hospite
Maud Wilson
Mabel Worthley
Bradford
St. Johnsbury House
Merrill
FA. Poole
Robert Clark
Glen Douglas
Lunenburg
Charles Bliss
MedIndoes
E. G. French
E. C. Hayes
Greensboro
A. S. Bole
East Hardwick
M. G. Tupper
St. Johnsbury Center
A. V. Fisher
McIndoes
C. C. Merrill
Burlington
Commencement at U of Vermont Marks 50th Service Year
Burlington February 6 special to the Evening Caledonian. The 1919 commencement at the University of Vermont will observe the 50th year of service of Professor George H. Perkins acting president while President Guy Potter Benton is abroad. A portrait of Dean Perkins will be presented to the Billings Library and painted during winter by a noted artist. A memorial service for university men who died in the Great War will be held during commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
University of Vermont
George H. Perkins
Guy Potter Benton
Dean Perkins
Billings
Widow with four children seeks support after Army discharge
The writer explains being a widow with four children including a seven month old baby and a four month old dependent. She mentions a goiter, Army discharge, lack of a middle name for her husband, and receiving $61 plus an insurance payment, insisting she is provoked by current conditions.
Letters From War Era Seeker Seeks Post Office Correction
A series of earnest notes requests name correction after relocation, inquires about wartime allotment benefits and survivor support. The writer mentions four boys and two girls, a broken leg, and appeals to President, headquarters, and Uncle Sam for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilson
St Johnsbury Narrowly Defeats Littleton 25 24 in Turbulent Night
St Johnsbury edges Littleton 25 to 24 after a fierce third period as Ellis shines with 15 foul shots while Littleton’s rough play provokes crowd unrest. Lanpher and Harrington score, attendance 700, referee McHugh, timers Porter and McCaffrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Ellis
St. Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury & Winner
Lanpher
Smith
Sons of Waterford
New Hampshire
Richardson
Foye
Rf Ross
Harrington
Parker
C Lougee
Sylvester
Rf Lanpher
Ross
McHugh
Sam Morrison
Porter
McCaffrey
Steele
Keefe
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McCall’s Magazine
Leach & Waterman
Secretary of State's
Vermont Farms
Vermont
Publicity Department Secretary of State’s Office
Montpelier
Pplease-A- Theatre
Wallace Reid
Mack-Sennett
Evening Caledonian
S. C. Stewart Visiud
Lyndonville
Harry Miller
W. B. Fitch
Caroline Williams
Fairbanks
Railroad Street
C. E. Harvey
Passumpsic
Carrie Warren
Wells River
Alice Ward
Canaan, N. H
FR. Weoss of
Lynden
St. Johnsbury Hospital
William Clement
C. B. Exley
North Danville
Mrs. George Blair
Concord Ave
Funeral Range
Mr. Sawyer
Wally Reid
Ann Little
Mr. Reid
Go Hill
Jane. Perry
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
The
Globe
New York
Arizona
Col. Roosevelt
National Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
South Church
U.of V
Caledonian
Globe Theatre
Screen Delights
Metro
Charlie Chaplin
Berry-Ball Dry Goods CO
John
A. B. Noyes Insurance Agency
Citizens Bank Block
C. H. Goss Hardware Co
Percales
Lonsdale
Berkley
E. N. Randall & CO
Railroad
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