St Johnsbury Village Meeting Heats Up Over Independent May
The January 7 village meeting in St Johnsbury draws attention as Preston May runs as an independent candidate for village trustee. May’s supporters conduct canvassing citing his knowledge of village affairs and fit for clerk of the board. Regular caucus nominees mount electioneering as polls open at grelock and close at 2 PM. business resumes after dinner.
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St. Johnsbury
Preston May
May
Grelock
Tobey Founder of Boston Floating Hospital Dies at 60
In Middleboro Massachusetts General Rufus J Tobey aged about sixty died today. He built the Boston Floating Hospital to aid sick infants from tenement districts and helped Edward Everett Hale found the Helping Hand Society. Montreal reports water works strike resolved and supplies back to normal. Dublin notes arrest of Hartley Kelley, related to a saloon case. Chicago reports coal price increase by sixty, impacting retail dealers.
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Middleboro
Rufus J. Tobey
Boston
Edward Everett Hale
Montreal
Dublin
Hartley Kelley
Ashtown
Viscount French
Chicago
Wilson to Call League Meeting After Ratification
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson will likely issue the call for the first League of Nations meeting once the peace treaty is in force after ratification by three allied powers and Germany. Polk notes the duty lies with the president, not US ratification.
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Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
Germany
Polk
United States
Clemenceau
Paris
Jay
Supreme Council
Council of the
Maple Grove Candy Firm Organized in St Johnsbury
Through Goore the Maple Grove Candy Company Inc will form January 12 with capital stock of 100000. Founders include Mrs Katherine Ide Gray Mrs Helen Gray Powell Miss Ethel McLaren Miss Gertrude M Franklin George C Cary and others of St Johnsbury and New York. The three founders will guide expansion from the Gray home to a new Cary Maple Sugar facility, employing many girls and serving the U S market.
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Goore
Cary
Maple Grove Canid Co. Inc
Maple Grove Candy Company
Katherine Ide Gray
Helen Gray Powell
Ethel McLaren
Gertrude M. Franklin
George C. Cary
St. Johnsbury
Mary Elizabeth Evans
United States
Mary Elizabeth
My. Cary Farms
Vermont
Maple Grove
Gray Homestead
Cary Maple Sugar Company
Portland ‘Street
Women Win Right to Vote at St. Johnsbury Meeting
Women can vote in the St. Johnsbury Village meeting for the first time and those on the checklist may vote for officers and take part in proceedings tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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St. Johnsbury
St Johnsbury Local News Highlights and Activities
E Flint of Portland visits on business. Demonstrations by Mita Kelly in Barnet and North Ryegate. Laura Demars sick at home. Mrs Knowlton recovering from operation. Water main on Waren Avenue burst due to frost. Mrs Margaret N Heywood attends Children’s Aid Society meeting in Burlington. Ladies Circle meets at Mrs C P Prench. Mrs George Robinson travels to Pasadena. Mabel Kelley returns from Ballston Spa trip. Charles Burlock leaves NE Telephone for St Johnsbury Witing Conan assignment. WCTU meets at Grace Methodist on Saturday. Susie Caldwell marries Eddie Emmons at Notre Dame des Victories Church. Frank Landry Je returns to Boston. Judge Slack at Vermont Supreme Court in Montpelier. Real estate sale: Robert Solomon store to Campbell and Taylor. Caledonia County Farm Bureau amends by-laws. annual meeting moved to third Saturday in June. dues payable now. membership exceeds 700.
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E. Flint
Portland
Mita Kelly
Barnet
Man
North Ryegate
Waterford
Laura Demars
St. Mary Street
David Knowlton
Brightlock Hospital
Waren Avenue
Margaret
N. Heywood
Burlington
Children’s Aid Society
The
Universal Hist Ehurch
C. P.prench
George Robinson
Pasadena
Mabel Kelley
Caledonia County Farm Bureau
A. A. Caldwell
Danville
Eddie Emmons
Notre Dame Des Victories
Emmons
North Danville
Bristol, Conn
Emons
Frank Landry
Boston
School of Pharmacy
L. P. Slack
Montpelier
Vermont Supreme Court
A.B. Daw
West Burke
Robert Solomon
Fred French
L. J. Campbell
Lebanon
N. H
Mr. Taylor
Barnard
Senator Smoot cites 20000 alien enemies in New York Communist movement
New York reports quote Senator Smoot as saying more than 20,000 alien enemies in the Communist party of New York State are openly organized to overthrow the government under Bolshevist leaders. Also notes that 490 aliens on the ship Buford bound for Russia may affect deportations and that 5,000 radicals now under arrest will be tried where arrested.
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Communist Party of
New York State
Smoot
Senate Committee
Communist Labor Party
Washington
Buford
Commissioner of Immigration
Europe
Russia
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Tose
Rhode Island
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Olivia Joxselyn
Vassar College
Russell Sage
Haverhill
Mass
Calvine Gates
Ayer
Lougee & Smythe
Maple Grove Candy Co. Co
G. C. Cary
Impey & Cummings
Local News
Newport
United States Depository
Kuppenheimer
Asselin Bros
Patrick Mackinaws
Worrensburg
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