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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1920
Page
3
The wedding of Ruby Gladys Beattie to Forrest W. Emery took place Wednesday evening December 24 at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Beattie in Monroe. Rev L F Burns officiated in a festively decorated setting with a reception following. Guests included relatives and friends who brought gifts and best wishes as the couple prepared to spend a few days in Boston.
Mia, Violet Rutledge and children visiting in Coneayl for ten days. Mizz Viola Clement in St Johnbury for the week. Chirlés Maca in St dormsting at C J Randall's Thursday. Curtis Rollins spent Christmas day with his two little girls at Randall's. Vera Hatehi at the fried Christmas vacation. Raymont and Willie Prim have come to Wall Warndwarit to stay a month. J Walbridge of St Toffagayy in town Monday. Alfred Woodard gifted Hisiete. Mrs Pationer Netepee bowen her school at Ewell's Hallows Monday. L Gordon Far more comfortable but still very low. Jantee Baldwin of St Johnsbury in town Friday to see L Gordon. Ole Bay heard Mie Henry Jenkins called to Copipten. Ball family spent Christmas at Clayton Ball's in Wee Biphe. Christmas weeks at Tanise All' ane Alien Hain' coat tuealny and Wednesday. Exercises by the children were enjoyed. George Graves gal wife of Fatah Haten went to L D alledons Lux stay. Lean Moulton sheiy valuable for Porter Wallase quill family visited ski parents in West Burke Friday.
Mrs Atherine Kurzbacker of 1086 Manhattan Avenue Brooklyn writes a testimonial praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recalls illness relief after eight to ten bottles and requests publication to aid other women with feminine ailments. The letter urges readers to try the product, noting recurring newspaper testimonials as proof.
Lyndonville items report Mrs Franklin Lynch and Franklin visiting Captain Tandall in Island Pond while Mrs Lynch’s family includes Miss Ruth Kidder and Prescott Moore visiting in towns. Talks of trips to Burlington and St Johnsbury, a high school principal visiting, and a Chiropractor student from Davenport. A series of dances in Music Hall feature Jazz by Tom Burroughs and The Orientals, plus a Village Improvement Society social series and watch night services at the Methodist church with an illustrated lecture on hindering one’s self.
Passumpsic Albertis Scruton suffers a hard cold and pleurisy days. Nellie Miles visits Greenshore with Mrs. Clayton Farrington and her two children Donald and Will. Daville visitors include Mrs. Farrington and companions. Charles and Philip Mosher of Lynflonville visit Fred Concorso. Fulford improves. Eight locals join the Rebekah lodge at St Johnbury Tuesday night. Warvey Burbank and daughter in town Tuesday.
Lunenburg reports Christmas activities and gatherings around families including the Lunenburg church Christmas service and watchnight. Funeral records note the death of Henry F. Warren at noon Saturday after a three week illness, with services led by Rev. G. W. Dongliss and burial in Riverside cemetery. Warren, 69, leaves his wife Kate and multiple relatives, longtime neighbor and town figure.
Mrs M R Daniels and children from Springfield Mass visit her parents Mr and Mrs N W Cunningham. Ruth Darling of Brooklyn NY spends the holidays with Mr and Mrs R N Darling. Mrs Eugene Eastman and daughter Ruth visit her parents Mr and Mrs J M Murphy. Har Cummings of West Somerville MA stays with relatives. Hary Worthley, working in Lebanon NH, is home for a few days. Olive and Adine Walton host a 25 person card party. Rebecca Williams at Beacon School Boston is home for holidays. Lawrence Hale in St Johnsbury for nose operation. Earle Haskins on vacation from Middlebury College. Leslie Novcross returns to Springfield MA for Bay Path Institute studies. Robert and Henry Hale and Margaret Porter spend holidays from Tilton Seminary at home. Grace P Renfrew on vacation from Prichard and Hay's store. Mrs J E Welton substituting. Alice Carpenter visiting relatives in Spencer MA. Mrs Forrest St John recovering from flu. Morrison of Connecticut Valley Telephone moves into Gage house on Main Street. Murial Crowe at Mrs McClure's. Elizabeth Thomas of Cambridge MA visits her parents T B Thomas.
For sale propaganda highlights value of owning property over renting. Claims lumber labor and building materials rise in price. Urges contacting the agency by telephone for property purchases and sales.
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