Evening Caledonian Local Notes February 1919
Frayed town gossip lists residents visiting towns on Thursday. Names include Fred Gilson, Mrs E Pearl, B Howard, Roy Howard, Mrs D C Watt, Howard Blossom, J Paine family ill, Mrs Charles Howe ill, Mrs Frank Blossom improving, Mrs L E Harris in Littleton, Miss Louise Darling Lyndonville, James Ritchie, Roy Warden attending Shriners meeting. Elks set Montpelier meeting for March 11. W F Master of Boston and Maine taking vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gilson
S. W. Doe
Bradford
E. Pearl
Johnson
B. Howard
Piermont
N. B
Roy Howard
D. C. Watt
Danvilel
Frank Bickford
Danville
Henry Danforth
Littleton
N. Hi
J. Paine
Charles Howe
Pearl
Louise Darling
Lyndonville
James Ritchie
Roy Warden
Montpelier
Shriners
The
Elks
H. P. Simpson
Sheffield
S. D. Atwood
Ernest Brown
W. F. Master
Boston and Maine Railroad
Local social notes from Ram sey and surrounding towns
Mrs Harriette Carpenter of Ramsey New Jersey visits Albert Evans. Mrs S D Atwood’s friends note she rode out Thursday. Mrs Homer Burwick of Lydenville visits D J Simpson. William Tillotson of Manchester and L J Brush of Littleton on business Thursday. Whist party by St Anné Society at LeClerc hall filled twenty tables. Mrs George Dunton of Bradford visits ill uncle Alvah Moulton in Bright Rock hospital. Mr and Mrs C A Burrows in Boston on business and visiting friends. Fred Dolloff travels to Burlington for mid winter Scottish Rite reunion. Loyal Order of Moose whist at G A R hall with forty dancing couples to Hills Orchestra. Mrs Nelson Mann of Woodsyville NH Mrs C C Farrington of Danville G S Gerry of Wheelock and Mrs M E Turner of Barnet in town Thursday. R C Baker Passumpsic Savings Bank and Gilbert E Wood Citizens Savings Bank attend Vermont State Bankers meeting in Burlington. Final game of Masonic Bowling League sees Three Fingered Powers win eight games. Hon Harry Day and team score zero. Altar Society whist party at K of C hall yields six prizes to Sadie Lawrence Mrs Hall Harriman John McCaffery Mr Cowans W Taylor J Cormier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tillotson
Manchester
L. J. Brush
Littleton
N. H
St. Anné Society
LeClerc Hall
George Dunton
Bradford
Alvah Moulton
Brightrock
C. A. Burrows
Boston
Mr. Burrows
Mrs. Burrows
Fred Dolloff
Burlington
Masonic Bowling League
Harry Day
Altar Society
K. of C. Hall
Sadie Lawrence
Hall Harriman
John McCaffery
Mr. Cowans
W. Taylor
J. Cormier
Come to My Free Feast of Health Says the Goldine Man
A touring promoter promotes Goldine with testimonials claiming miracles from paralysis to rapid weight loss. He offers a free test dose at Searles' Drug Store on Feb 21 and 22, urging skeptical residents to visit with a sick family member and compare notes with named users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldine
R. M. Blair
W. H. Nicholas
Searles
Local residents and visitors frequent Lyndon area events
Mrs. A W Dean and Mrs C E Fuller visited Lyndonville friends on Friday while W W Rierden of Barton and A L Bailey returned from Boston on business. Several Lyndon Institute teachers and locals attended events, with Mrs Lacey Woodward ill and a George Washington social at Union Baptist church. First Lt Victor O Genge U S Medical Corps returned from 14 months overseas duty and awaits plans after discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Dean
Lyndonville
C. E. Fuller
W. W. Rierden, Esq
Barton
Union Baptist Church
George Washington
George
Martha Washington
Victor O. Genge
U. S. Medical Corps
England
France
Lieut
Genge
Altho
Well Called Devil s Bell in New York Before Revolution
The passage notes a well known feature in New York called the Devil s Belt before the revolution, possibly later named Hell Gate at one end and the Pedicy as tu multuous Race at the other, appearing on Southier s map of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil's. Bell
Long Ishend Sound
New York
Devil's Belt
Southier
Hell Gate
Feniences Herbs Read and Remembered by Queen
A royal admonition urges study and reflection. It extols gathering knowledge like herbs, eating ideas by reading, digesting them through thought, and laying them up in memory for lasting use in wisdom and contemplation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry Christ
Goldine
Elizabeth Birch
Town Meeting Warnings and Budget Votes St Johnsbury 1919
Citizens of St Johnsbury warned to meet at Town Hall on March 4 1919 at 9 am to elect town officers and vote on liquor licenses fifth class licenses road commissioners decoration day funds public health nurse salary pre paid current expenses borrowing authority highway maintenance state aid law and other business. Frank N Carr and C F Laminer selectmen note. Also includes wartime publication totals and M Briand offers from 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
EIGTH
Frank N. Carr
C. F. Laminer
A. D
Funeral services for Harry H. Gilman held at Barton
Funeral services for Harry H. Gilman were held at Barton Church with burial at Westmore. The Westmore native, 65, son of Edward and Chloe Gilman, left a large family and had lived in St. Johnsbury the past year. He owned the Willoughby House at Lake Willoughby 22 years and served in the Vermont Legislature. He had been ill at Brightlock Hospital since last June. He was a K of P member and widely respected. The obituary follows amid other notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Gilman
Barton
W. A. Warner
Congregational Church
Westmore
Edward
Chloe Gilman
Mr. Gilman
Ellen Hopkins
Cabot
Ellis G. Smith
Barnet
Lewis Rash
Orleans
W. EB. Lynch
Fitchburg
Mass
Horace Gilman
Campton
N. H
Myles S. Gilman
St Johnsbury
Frank Feldrew Gilman
John Sherman
West Endfield
Andrew Gilman
John Gilman
East Calais
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Barre
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Frank Blossom
L. E. Harris
Charles Asslein
Dr. Prime of
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Harriette Carpenter
Ramsey
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Homer Burwick
Lydenville
D. J. Simpson
Loyal Order of Moose
G. A. R.hall
Hills Orchestra
Nelson Mann
Woodsyville N. H
C. C. Farrington
G. S. Gerry
Wheelock
M. E. Turner
R. C. Baker
Passumpsic Savings Bank
Gilbert E. Wood
Citizens Savings Bank
Vermont State Bankers’ Association
Chas
Searles Drug Store
St. Johnsbury Vt
Maxorewed
Earth
Anna McKelvey
A. L. Bailey
Evaline Slayton
William Trainor
J. Simpson
Frands
Lynnvill
Abbie Ellis
Union Village
Kate Ruggles
E. W. Sharp
May Addy
D. Mathewson
Lyndon Institute
John Blake
M._ D. French
Lyndon Center
L. A. Pratt
Frank Drew
Charles Bennett
St. Johnsbury Center
R. EB. Pratt
Newbury
And
Angie Willey
Myles Gilman
Robert Lane
Fred Carrick
Somerville
Mrs.isn
Well River
Mrs
L. J. Gibson
Amelia Donahue
Frank Bowman
Charles Goodall
Miss Beaton
South Ryegate
Oscar Cummings
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Newport
William Smith
Raymond Lougee
St. Jonnsbury Academy
Passumpsie
Lacey Woodward
Fred Elliott
Palmer
Myron Smith
Harry Gilman
George Copp
East St. Johnsbury
E. L. Spencer
Thomas Somers
Lyn _donville
M. Briand
Europe
Paers
Cairo
Jerusalem
the White Company
F W. Taylor
Henry Wenz
White Company
R. B. Packard
Boynton Ave
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Kyanize
THF Peck Company
NEW Star
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