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Newspaper

The Evening Caledonian

Location

Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1919

Page

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Vermont Campaign Seeks 60 000 for Near East Relief Drive

Vermont launches a campaign to raise 60 000 for the Near East Relief fund aiding Armenians Syrians Greeks and other WWI affected peoples. State chairman Stevens and county leaders organize a week long effort with pledges from Vermonters to meet or exceed the quota.

Vermont D. Stevens White Ae ix Wilec ‘Aft Charles E. Hugh Cardinal Gibbons Henry Morgensa Eitan R. Mott Oscar Wilson America Near Wast Ein Utp Venants

Vermont Y M C A booklet highlights WWI work and figures

The Vermont Y M C A released a booklet detailing Vermont’s representation in YMCA efforts at home and overseas. It lists St Johnsbury members Frank H. Brooks and Don C. Stiles, other Vermonters in various posts, and mentions a large Ottawa book displaying names connected to the Victory loan program.

Y. WC. A Gueer St. Johnsbury Frank H. Brooks Don’ C. Stiles London Charles T. Hardwick H. Ikin Newport Henry Burgess A France Harry Dickens Ste Alse Sie Morse Seco England C. D. Ress Serrabimontis Chauncey A. Adam Edward F. Cranewick Kelley Field Texas Belle Corps A Bradford J. Q. Angell East Barke A. S Oree Pierce Dickens Burgess Ottawa Ont Victery Loan

The Airedale Terrier A Portrait Of A Bold Versatile Breed

The Airedale originates from crosses with terriers and the otter hound, valued for fighting grit, intelligence, and loyalty. Large for a terrier, up to 60 pounds, it blends bone and speed from the otter hound with keen vermin drive from Scotch and bull terriers, and has a strong water instinct and watchdog instinct.

Valley of the Aire Airdele

Bowling League Match Sees No. 1 Beat No. 4 3 1

Fairbanks athletic association bowling night at Bar Quins alleys ends with Team No. 1 defeating Team No. 4 by a 3 to 1 score.

Fairbanks’ Athletic Association Barquin's Alleys

Roosevelt Funeral Planned For Wednesday Noon

Reports from Oyster Bay outline Theodore Roosevelt's funeral set for 12 45 p m Wednesday at Christ Church Oyster Bay with neighbors and friends attending. Officials across states mark flags at half mast and expressions of sympathy flow from Washington to Havana and Albany. Archibald Roosevelt declines troops for the service while Coast Artillery may provide a guard.

Washington Theodore Roosevelt Daniels Gen. March Army Navy Oyster Bay Col. Roosevelt Christ's Episcopal Albany N. Y Harrisburg William H. Taft Cok Roosevelt Roosevelt Taft New York Christchurch

Casualty List Reports War Losses and Injuries

The command reports killed in action and died of wounds for soldiers including Pvt. James J. Dougherty, Capt. Edward F. Phelan, Pvt. David W. Wyman, Pvt. Jacob M. Lizeski, and Pvt. Oliver Duquette among others with statuses of missing in action and died of disease. Aluminum noted as a common mineral despite not occurring freely.

Washington, Jan. T American Expeditionary Forces James J. Dougherty Edward F. Phelan Ludlow David W. Wyman Gassetts Jacob M. Lizeski Florence Oliver Duquette Norton Gills

Prices and receipts from Ricker's Market weekend sale

Receipts show poultry at 20 to 251 cents per 3g, lambs 10 to 12 cents, hogs 14 to 15 cents, cattle 4 to 42 cents, calves ik to 14 cents, cows 60 to 115 dollars. Farmer Frank Teeter of Enfield Center displays a Danish ball cabbage stalk with 19 heads and a central head surrounded by 18 firm heads, weighing just under 12 pounds.

Ricker’s Frank Teeter Enfield Center N. Y Lars

January Meeting of St. Johnsbury Woman's Club

The St. Johnsbury Woman's Club met in Pythian Hall with Home Economics chair Mrs. Alice F. Burke in charge. President Mrs. Abby P. Brooks presided. plans included industrial classes at 7 p.m. Wednesday, a district nurse hire, conservation work with school gardens and beekeeping, and a gentlemen's night chicken pie supper at 6:30. Members urged to RSVP and bring guests.

St. Johnsbury Woman's Club Pythian Hall Alice F. Burke Abby P. Brooks Eva C. Blossom Mary B. Ricker Public Health and Child Welfare Committee Kebarek Edith N. Flint State Conservation Board Carrie M. Burrows Brooks Gentemen Elsie’m. Harveys Buéenia’s. Stuart France Belgium Frances R. Richmond

Vermont Supreme Court term opens with Grand Trunk cases

The January Vermont Supreme Court term convenes in Montpelier with five Essex county cases against the Grand Trunk Railway among nine from Orleans and Caledonia counties. Names include Glenn P. Tarb and C. J. Oben among others. proceedings cover various land and corporate disputes pending before the court.

Vermont Supreme Court Montpelier Essex Caledonia Orleans Essex County Grand Trunk Railway Stern Glenn P. Tarb Tern, Bros Walter S. Currier William H. Rigsie William G. Moore C. R. Powell Admr Est Felix Genlette Joseph Goupile Essex Storage and Electric Co Victory Lumber Co Orleans County Charles W. Hitchcock George Kennison Ezibe Lemaire Avila Leduc Edmund D. Gardner State of Vermont A. J. Bedell, Sr Bradley S Hoadley Theda Walter Lowell Ruby Lowell Shirley Lowell Bernice Lowell Parker-Youit Co Ida Mae Beulae L. S. Robie Pearl Sleyton Gripes C E. Willoughby Am. Fennett George K. Bennett

Profiteering Probe Uncovers 27000 Garments in Munich

Munich officials report a hidden store of 27000 garments held since April 1915 prompting a magistrate to ask the Foreign Ministry for a law making profiteering punishable by death. Goods sold at two to six times value. radicals led by Dr Liebnecht riot in Berlin as crowds flee the city.

Munich Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Patrol Committee to Host Banquet in Burlington

The Patrol Committee of Vermont holds its second general meeting in Burlington with a banquet at the Van Ness House at 7 o'clock. Claude A. Rich will preside, Warren B. R. Austin acts as toastmaster, and speakers include Lucius E. Wilson Fred A. Howland Daniel E. Reed and Edward I Tre. Music by Corley’s orchestra accompanies a report on the good roads bill.

Burlington Patrol Committee of Vermont van Ness House Corley Legislative Committee of 15 Claude A. Rich Manchester Warren BR. Austin Lucius E. Wilson East Dorset American City Bureau of New York Fred A. Howland Montpelier National Life Insurance Company Daniel E. Reed Dunkirk N. Y New York Edward I Tre California Patrol Committee Every

Count Bernstoff Now Endorses The League Of Nations

A Amsterdam despatch reports Lawica airdrome near Posen stormed by Polish troops with German garrison and aircraft captured after a sharp fight. Copenhagen says Berlin faces anarchy and civil war as Spartacist unrest rises. Paris notes President Wilson and party returning from Italy with Mrs Wilson and Miss Margaret Wilson.

Amsterdam Lawica Posen Copenhagen Berlin Munich The Politiken Espital Ail V. Liebnecht Mle Germany William Hohenzollernat

Williams Trial Highlights Audit Voucher Claims in State

In Montpelier on January 6 the State v Bank Commissioner Frank C Williams hearing resumed with Williams saying he found no office irregularities before 1918 and that itemized vouchers balanced accounts though some were delayed. He denied conversations about known shortages and noted large range advances to departments including 27000 to the highway department and 25000 to the highway patrol.

Highway Department Highway Patrol Department Lie Jnudhter jHouze Todn

Statewide basketball thriller at St Agnes Hall

A large crowd watched a fast league game as the Independents led early but the Wizards finished strong. Key players Brunelle Roy and Laurencelle stood out with scoring while Castonguay Goyet and Dumas supported the Independents. Final score Wizards 29 Independents 27.

St. Agnes Hall Wizards Brunelle Roy Sedbpeea Laurencelle Jason Boucher Laurenceville Wien Bernier Rf Castonguay T Roy Goyet Laferviere Dumas Boucher Rg Veilleux Wizardk Bersnier Castonguay Pointe An Fours Wityards Garner

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