Evening Caledonian publishing note from St Johnsbury
The Evening Caledonian is described as a daily except Sundays edition published in St Johnsbury Vermont. Subscription rates are listed as two dollars for six months three dollars for a year with monthly pricing and postal terms. The notice grants exclusive rights for republication of all news despatches to the publisher and notes second class matter status.
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Ee Co
St. Johnabury
Cayziex
St. Johnsbury
Joral News
Vermont
Carillons and War Echoes Across Belgium and Britain
Fragmentary wartime notes describe carillons and bells in Belgian towns at dawn, echoing ghostly hours and distant voices while American destroyers sail British waters. The piece merges artful reflections with wartime reporting on ship movements and fortifications.
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Belgium
Take Notice Over Government Control of AT and T
The New York Herald notes AT and T is assured of its 8 percent dividend while government interest lingers. It suggests the service was taken over during war, not as a war measure, and as the war fades the government's retained control may grow rather than shrink.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Burleson
Tutner
New York Herald
Vermon tangle of war talk and local notices
Vermont excerpts discuss die cutters payroll at Fore River shipyard tied to wartime payrolls and a 28 day session. Local items cover missionary report in Ludlow, church societies, elections, deaths, and community events amid war news and civic matters.
Middlebury College Opens Second Semester With Large Attendance
The article records Middlebury College starting the second semester with a large student turnout including many from the disbanded units. It notes Arthur Truesdell of Rutland becoming general manager of Mississquoi Lime at St. Albans with a plant at Highgate Springs.
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Middlebury College
Arthur
Truesdell
Rutland
Mississquoi
St. Albans
Highgate Springs
Newport Citizen Delivers Army Life Talk at Congregational Church
Lieut Ben V Borella recently discharged and homebound spoke at the First Congregational Church at Sunday's evening service on Life in an army training camp and soldiers, describing war work and camp life to a large attentive audience. Gladys Klark Co to perform at the Opera House for three days starting Thursday Jan 9 with a matinee Saturday only. A basement fire in A Coplan block Eastern Ave East Side damaged rags and sticks. firemen quenched flames with water, City Chemical on scene. Vilda Spent heads to Montpelier Friday for engrossing clerk appointment and later serves as stenographer for Secretary of State Harry A Black.
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Ben V. Borella
First Congregational
Borella
Newport
Gladys Klark Co
Opera House
A. Coplan
Eastern Avenue
East Side
Coplan
Local residents face illnesses and travel updates in town
Ray Morse remains seriously ill as Dr. Gaines of Newport consults. Nurse Miss Stewart from Montreal cares for him. Myra Douglass returned from Coventry and works for Dr. Cleasby. Mrs. R. A. Hamilton taught sixth grade while Miss Hay was ill at home in Derby. Olive Lindsay visited Newport, guest of Miss Freda Libby. Harlan Sears stayed at home in Irasburg. Clemma Converse ill with influenza and unable to teach in Ayers CIF. Orval House moved to Bellows Falls for work. B. A. Scott assists Skinner Lumber Co. with machinery moves to St. Johnsbury. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Turnbull back from wedding trip. staying with Ho M. Whipple. Jee German returned to Ogdensburg. Mrs. Satlie Cowles helping in Coventry with Wallace Shippee’s family. Jaslyn home on furlough. Lester Kinsley spent week at home. Mrs. Jerrе Marston hosted birthday gathering for sister Minnie Pearson with sherbet, cake, waters and a birthday cake cut by the guest of honor.
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Gaines
Newport
Stewart
Montreal
Myra" Douglass
Coventry
B. M. Cleasby
R. A. Hamilton
Hay
Derby
Olive Lindsay
Freda Libby
Harlan Sears
Irasburg
Clemma Converse
Ayers
Cif
Orval House
Bellows Falls
B.A. Scott
Skinner, Me
Skinner Lumber Co
St. Johnsbury
Randolph Turnbull
Ho M. Whipple
Jee German
Ogdensburg
Mra
Satlie Cowles
Wallace’ Shippee
Gorton
Jaslyn
Lester
Kinsley
Jerre Marston
Minnie-Pearson
Wester Danville Social Roundup Of Visits And Guests
Miss Anicne Jennison and Harold Swasey were guests at Charles Swasey s home. Neil Matheson of the Royal Flying Corps Toronto spent a week with his sister Mrs A D Blackaday. Ned Woods stayed several days in St Johnsbury last week. Miss Emily Armstrong returned home from St Johnsbury Saturday. Ayer is visiting sister Mrs Walter Swett. Henry Woods of the U S N at New York went to St Johnsbury Monday. Mrs Jennie Allsopp of Little Rock Ark arrives to spend the winter with her mother Mrs Albert Daniels.
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Harold Swasey
Charles Swasey
Henry Woods
New York
St. Johnsbury
Jennie Allsopp
Little Rock, Ark
Albert Daniels
Peacham Church Officers and Local News Chronicle
At Peacham annual Church Aid meeting officers were chosen including President Mrs. Olie McFarlane and secretary treasurer Miss Anné Renfrew. Five vice presidents were named. Library Association meeting scheduled for Jan 5 was postponed due to weather. Messages from soldiers abroad, New Year tree event, and local social notes follow. The government fisheries bureau notes cod and salmon skin make durable leather material.
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Anné Renfrew
Arison
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George Esden
Walter Blanchard
Howard
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France
Fred Needham
76Th Division Co. G
Seymour Hutchinson
Camp Merritt
N.d
Bert Bigelow
Belleau Wood
Chateau Thierry
Marne
Aipee
St. Johnsbury
Camp Ureene
Charlotte
N. C
Camp Mills
N. Y
G. FE. Farrington
Vington
Irance
Sphder
Dascomb Rowe
Germsince
D. Rowe
Red Cross
Ralph May
Charles Jenn
United States
William Nunn
G. Chandler
Shery
Town Tall
T. A. Cashron
Wallace Powers
Clarence Prederick
Jon
Charles Morse
Powers
Aliv
Henry Taylor
Concord
N. I
Ales Orange Taylor
Taylor
George Miller
Frost
Henry Bolton
St. Johnsbury Hospital
Ina Welch
Ralph
James
Craig
World Aid
Andrew Hastie
Blair's Hall
East Peacham
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