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Newspaper

The Evening Caledonian

Location

Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1919

Page

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Paris Debates Armistice Terms in Peace Conference

The supreme war council and allied powers discuss renewing the German armistice, with focus on heavy gun limits and policing reforms. The League of Nations commission nears final draft, while U S and British delegates consider moving the talks out of France to avoid propaganda delays. Norman Davis and General Bliss join a committee studying armistice conditions.

Paris Associated Press Supreme War Council Foch Council of Great Powers League of Nations Commission Weimar German National Assembly Wilson Society of Nations Washington Supreme Executive Council France Clemenceau Supreme Council Boston Havas Germany Norman Davis General Bliss

Johnsbury Aims To Loosen Out Of State Appeal

Johnsbury billed as the most beautiful town in Vermont invites Caledonians to showcase its scenery public buildings parks and business blocks. The paper will publish a series of views and urges readers to mail issues to friends out of state to attract new residents and business.

St. Johnsbury Vermont Caledonian

Passumpsic Village Aims Remembered Lives and War Mail

Three Passumpsic deaths in recent weeks Henry Mitson of West Derby dies at sister’s home in Vermont Feb 3 1919. Alfred T Symes died Dec 29 1918 of pneumonia after influenza born Leeds Quebec 1851 survived by wife and children. Elmer A Symes died Dec 27 1918 aged 41 with pneumonia after influenza. Letter from Philip Peterson overseas describes camp Merritt voyage to France and early days in England.

Alfred T. Symes Mr. Symes Leeds P. Q Fannie Orr Elmer A Fred Wisconsin Mont Lina Fannie Symes Alfred Symes Symes Baptist Church Passumpsie Valley Elmer A. Symes Elmer Symes A. T. Symes Maude Trotter Montreal Groveton, N. H Pass-_umpsie Valley Hildred Symes William Mitson West Derby Henry Squires Mitson Magog Vermont Emma E. Farr Holland L. Gregory Newport L. Fay Hardwick Alvin G. Mitson Alfred

St Albans Girl Enters German Occupation Zone

Miss Georgette Genin daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Genin of St Albans has joined the American army of occupation in Strasbourg Germany Her grandparents Francis Hugo Genin and wife left Alsace Lorraine 42 years ago to settle in Canada and her father came to St Albans to learn English having lived there much of his life

Georgette Genin J. B. Genin St. Albans Germany Strasbourg Francis Hugo Genin Alsace-Lorraine France Canada Miss Genin

Equal suffrage defeated in Senate again

In Washington on February 10 the Senate defeated the Susan B Anthony constitutional amendment by one vote ending debate for this session. Fifty five senators supported adoption and 29 opposed it, keeping the measure from final passage despite House approval earlier this year.

Washington Senate House

Woman on School Board Stirs Up Discussion

A Caledonian item discusses agitation over electing a woman to the three member school board. It argues for female input in matters affecting children and questions the idea of not choosing more than one woman. The piece notes the ongoing debate and mentions a continuation on page two. E Mitson of Magog and two adopted children are referenced alongside Red Cross nurse Helen Mitson and George Mitson in France. Funeral services for E Mitson were held at Advent church in East side with burial in West Derby cemetery.

Carl Camp Merritt N. J White Star 21St Street New York Olympia United States Mercer River Liverpool Winchester Camp Winner Down Church and Castle Southampton E. Mitson Magog P. Q Helen A. Mitson Red Cross Polyclinic Hospital George W. Mitson France Advent

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Will Caledonia County Leach & Waterman Johnsbury, the Beautiful Main Street South Congregational Church Passumpsic Philip Peterson William C. Mitson E.a.symes Fred S. Symes Maude T. Symes Hildred G. Symes Lina Fiske Assumpsic, Vt Carl Peterson 16 Main Street U. S. Senate Anthony Board OF America Vilas Wes Schoff Chittenden Fini Carr Caledonia Commissioner of Agriculture General Assembly Childre C Fletcher Castoria THE Berry-Ball Dry Goods CO
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