Evening Caledonian News Roundup in St Johnsbury
Edmund P. Hamilton of Montpelier visits his St Johnsbury home. Sgt Everett Gould, recently discharged, travels to Concord to join First National Bank. St Johnsbury women host Gentlemen's Night and theater previews feature Vanity Fair shimmy and May Allison performances. Ng Poon Chew speaks at the Armory on China’s conversion to a republic and aid to missions. Dorothy Gish headlines at the Colonial and Globe programs. Caledonian County Fairground plans raise stocks to cover debts. meeting to March 14 backs $12,000 stock issue. Local notices, social events, and a standout basketball thriller as St Johnsbury edges Littleton in a hard fought game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ng Poon Chew
St. Johnsbury
Women’s Committee
National Defense
Chew
China
Misions
France
Dorothy Gisht
Paramount
Jane
United States
New York
Paramount Artcraft
Miss Gish
Mr. Griffith
Caledonian County Fairground
St. Johnsbury House
George C. Cary
Cary
Pershing Designates New York Guardsmen Early Return
General Pershing announced the 27th Division, the New York Guardsmen, would sail home from Brest on March 3 4 aboard six transports the Leviathan Aquitania Mauretania Harrisburg Louisville and Pannonia. The move accelerates their return previously expected around Washingtons Birthday.
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Washington
Pershing
War Department
New York Guardsmen
Brest
Leviathan
Agamemnon
Mauretania
Harrisburg
Louisville
Pannonia
Getting Back Into "Cits" After Discharge
Soldiers and sailors, newly discharged, crowd civilian shops to replenish wardrobes. Many have shed older attire or outgrown it, and they quickly seek new outfits to suit civilian life.
Be Brave Dear Heart I Ask for Your Son’s Hand
In 1919 romance unfolds under dim lights as a couple faces the stern parent. The man urges courage as the woman approaches Mrs Duilicker to request her son’s hand in marriage. The parent questions whether the suitor can support the son in his accustomed lifestyle.
War Risk Insurance policies outlined for veterans and families
Information Bulletin No 1 explains policy options after wartime service, including five year term continuation, six conversion forms with lower government rates, non taxable and non assignable terms, cash values and loans, and death and endowment provisions. It also covers reinstatement rules, grace periods, and guidance for contacting Red Cross and the War Risk Insurance Bureau. A local obit and upcoming Venetian Musicians event follow in Greensboro notices.
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War Risk Insurance Bureau
Bureau
Congress
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Washington, D.C
United States
Caledonian
New England
Bureau For War Risk Insurance
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
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Leach & Waterman
Dorothy Gish
Mack Sennett
Artcraft
Carter
Stetson
Evening Caledonian
Edmund P Hamilton
Montpelier
Everett L. Gould
C. KE. Somerville
Concord
N. H
First National Bank
South End
Joseph A. Davis
Dr. Poole
Elizabeth Clifford
Pvt
Hugh Clifford
Newport News
Africa
Bermuda Islands
Camp Devens
Clifford
Vanity Fair
Chicago
Nellie de Onsonne
May Allison
Kentucky
Broadway
the Globe Today
M. Fifield
Quincy
William LaRock
Bernice
Hyde Park
Cora E. Brigham
Edward Peterson
Rebecca Assembly
Ludlow
Bellows Falls
White
River Junction
St. Johnsbury Council
United Commercial
E. P Hall
J. F. Burrough
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Alfred P. Grint
Rolling Stones
Sarah G. Singham
Bagley Street
Miss Brigham
Alice Massey
St. Johnsbury Center
Littleton
al. Ellis
Foye
F Smith
Lanpher
Lougee
Wricht
Richardson
Ross
Harrington
Parker
I Sylvester
Ellis
Smith
Sylvester
Morrison
McHugh
Ordway
Tinker
Doody
Steele
N. Y
THE
Berry-Ball Dry Goods CO
Soldiers and Sailors
Southern
Greensboro
L. A. Jackson
Woodbury
Israel
Clarissa T. Jackson
Hardwick
House of Representatives
Orleans Co
House
Senate
Mary ©. Simpson
Clara L. Fay
Westford
Will F. Jackson
Frances Babbitt
Mor Aelia
Town Hall
Globe Theatre
METRO
Nazimova
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