Evening Caledonian publication notice and policy
The Evening Caledonian announces publishing rules and subscription rates. It notes the St Johnsbury Vermont office, press details, and that news despatches credited to editors are republished with rights reserved. It also states second class matter status and post office filing details.
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Lished
We. Pelley Publishing Co
Easter Avenue
Mall Street
St. Johnsbury
Dex
SL Dulasbury
Mae
Rade Veess
St Solinsbury
Vermont
To the Foreign Born Toward V Sutherland in the Bulletin
A poem speaks to immigrants fleeing oppression in Russia Germany and Turkey. It praises America as a land of freedom where newcomers can rise if worthy and be honored under the Stars and Stripes, urging unity and reverence for the flag.
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V. Sutherland
Russia
Germany
Turkey
America
Goorest
Community Notes From St Johnsbury Andover Trip
Local notices recount social visits from St Johnsbury to Andover and Danville. Friends and relatives tracked Christmas and birthday events, hospital calls, and Red Cross canvassing while mentioning illness and travel across Vermont towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clary Brown
St. Johnsbury
Andover
N. H
Frank Burroughs
Lena Rushford
Sumner Leavitt
Dick Brown
Mery G. Burroughs
Ed. Bugh
George Belville
Hardwick
Collie
Helen Smith
Wm. McDowell
Danville
M. J. Grant
Florence Gochie
Avis
Roy
King's
Lee Gochie
Wm. Gochie
Greensboro
Mabel Brown
Alice Brown
Foster Gebbie
Red Cross
Alvire Ransome
Winside Smith
Maurice Sawtelle
Roy King
Della Dezan
Mrae
L. L. Dezan
Emma
Harvld
Mosure
St Jonsbury
Myrtle Gray
Ter
Gladys
Brightiook Hospital
Fred Gray
Neiee
Glailys
Brightlock Hospital
Hazel
Ruth Bantlett
Marion Wilbertan
J. W. Bishop
Sherbroone
A Better Vermont Press Comment on Prohibition
A Vermont issue argued for national prohibition to improve the state and nation. The piece laments saloon corruption, extols eliminating liquor traffic, and warns that any remaining saloons abroad hinder Vermont’s development and state and national governance.
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Vermont
Leedetes Eeecog
Acre
Pennsylvania
New York City
Congress
New York
United States
Farmers Form Cooperative Dairy Company to Save Mills
Farmers in Middlebury faced a bankruptcy of a local milk company that left dairymen with no buyer for their product. A county farm bureau led by the president and the county agent organized a plan to form a cooperative dairy, appraised the plant, and issued stock to cover losses, taking on $15,000 in claims and preserving a market for milk.
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Middlebury
Farm Bureau
State Department of Agriculture
Cooperative Dairy Company
County Farm Bureau
Lights and Color Scheme Trim Your Rooms Brightly
Tid bits offer a playful note on matching color schemes to room tones. It suggests using soft neutrals with a gentle yellow accent to create a warm, sunlit feel.
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Austins
Soap Plants and Their Pacific Coast Bulbs
A fragmentary note describes soap plants and related bulb forms along the Pacific coast. It mentions California, Ceanothus, and a bulb presented in a form linked to coastal flora, with scattered references to root digging and plant varieties.
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Teast
Raabiahe
California
Pacific Coast
Lunenburg Christmas School Programs Across Town
In Lunenburg, multiple districts held Christmas celebrations with tree gifts for teachers and pupils. Santa distributed popcorn and peanuts, and programs included carols, recitations, dialogues, and songs led by Miss Beebe, Mrs. Olive Ball, Miss Mahurin, and Miss Anna Cole. Santa Claus appeared at each site, with communities noting festive decorations and school-tree traditions, alongside church Christmas trees and Sunday school events. A separate note mentions a 153-year-old Brooklyn resident’s suicide and a brief bio of Friedrich Ebert born in Heidelberg in 1871.
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Trias
Jesus
Baby Smith
Mattie Pierce
Bell
Santa Claus
Paul Douglas
F. H. Chandler
H. F. W. Jven
Richard Douglas
Frank Lewis
Chastide
Claus
Ruth Douglas
Persis
Gladys Stevens
Dana Nichols
Tdollies
Joseph Pelette
Dorian Pelette
Storion Bell
Nettie Luther
Marion Bell
Nee Willson
Lawrence Wilson
Jingle Bells
Pierce
Oliver Ball
Ren Gee
Rift Song School
Santa
John Fortin
Baleh
Dolly
Katherine Powell
Marion Murtaugh
San
Rena Nichols
Leslie Howland
Albert King
Ella Blood
Harold Hastings
Katie Nichols
Evelyn
Marjorie Saye
Vera King
Roger Hings
Wentworth
Pond Hill
Pete King
Madeline McLaughlin
Arlene McLaughlin
Mildred Cox
Bertie Covey
John Hubbard
Raymond McLaughlin
Katherine Kenney Taylor Hall
Alfred Woods
Rosie Woods
William Kevney
Charlie McLaughlin
Baptist Hill
Anna Cole
Percy Powers
Annie Hill
Edson Thomas
Catherine Thomas
Eleanor
Marjorie Burt
Olive Norris
Mary and Clark Norris
Dorothy Leighton
Reynald Lyon
March Norris
Newport Drug Firm Change Seeks Smooth Transition
Charles Davis transfers his interest in Davis and Livingston Druggists to Urban Livingston, son of A J Livingston, with possession to be given today. Davis has led the firm for years, partnered at times with Robitelle and Cook, and served in village offices. Urban Livingston, 22, educated at NH School and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, has wartime service and prior drug store experience. Community events note farewell receptions, church programs, and upcoming meetings, highlighting local civic and social gatherings in Newport.
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Charles ¥. Davis
Davis & Livingston
Urban Livingston
A. J. Livingston
Davis
Andrew Robitelle
Davis and Robitelle
Robitelle
Newport
Massachusetts Colege
Wec
Teo
George Pomfrey
New York
East Main Street Baptist Church
H. McCauley
D. Jh. Pulfer
Bernice Davis
Marjorie Williamson
Blake
Pomfrey
Edwards
Harry Black
Emery
Black
Newport West End
East End
Boy Scouts
Lil‘Yinn
Evelyn Mudgett
Ralph Fairbanks
Chas, Cousens
L. J. Shaw
Bertha Gibb
B. C. Davis
Roy Shattuck
Frank Kimball
Herbert Webster
John Hildreth
Local notices and New Year events in Wells River and beyond
The article covers New Year observances in Wells River including lodge officer elections for 1919, a death in the Cochrane family, funeral plans for Lieut Alfred Farwell, and social events such as a New Year party and dances. It also notes a Broadway fishing game by New York City pedestrians, and a Norway paper textile experiment using 76 percent paper and 25 percent cotton for a warm fabric.
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Wells River
Alexander Cochrane
Clark
Fletcher
Armstrong
R. E. Farwell
Furner’s Falls
Mass
Alfred Farwell
Lucille Angell
Marey
Margaret Marty
National
Congregational Church
Donald Fraser
Mation Whitelaw
Greenfield
W. H. Buck
Woodsville
Norway
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Congregational Women's Misionary Auxiliary
Hurst
Women Workers of the Orient
Board of Trade
Newport House
Jucius E. Wilson
Burroughs Orchestra
Morning Star Lodge
Rebekade
Evening Star Lodge
White Bureau Entertainment Co
Cesspool
John Farrant
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Eastern Avenue
C. W. Steele
Syston
John Morrison
EB. Lane Ad Son
Littleton
N. G
F. Humphrey
V G
W. Kk
O. A. Swett
D. R. Stetson
W. W. Bullock
M. ‘. Bisbee
J. H. Martin
A. Greggs
FP. F. Sargent
L. T. Young
Broadway
Herald Square
Longacre Square
New York Herald
Cary Maple Sugar Co
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