Evening Caledonian Record 1837 masthead notes publication
The Evening Caledonian Publishing Co of St Johnsbury Vermont lists editors Herbert A Smith and Richard D Howe with addresses and phone numbers. It notes daily publication except Sundays and details subscription rates and delivery terms including 50 cent monthly carrier delivery in St Johnsbury. The paper asserts Associated Press rights and republication restrictions and carries post office registration information.
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Evening Caledonian Publishing Co
Eastern Avenue
Herbert A. Smith
Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury
Associated Press
Scattered Snippets and Satiric Jibes Hover in Local Notes
A string of quirky observations touches on scarce materials and rising prices, political buck passing, agitating youth groups, and a misfit of ideas about brains and booms. The piece lampoons social norms from footwear to ambulance calls, with a jab at post office design and jazz cards.
Village Meeting Criticizes Trustee Expenditures and Salaries
A reader complains about trustee compensation and itemized charges in the 1918 and 1919 reports. They urge clearer accounting and separate tracking of trustees’ salaries to improve village affairs.
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James Cosgrove
Jon
My Yo
Harriman
Heyer
Hamilton
Fletcher
Frechette
Report of Condition of Merchants National Bank St Johnsbury
Bank condition statement for Merchants National Bank of St Johnsbury Vermont lists totals for liabilities and deposits, capital, surplus and profits. It shows figures for demand and time deposits, loans and discounts, and notes certificates due in under 90 days. The report is sworn by Cashier C R Bond before Notary Gilbert Woods on January 12 1920.
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Merchants National Bank
St. Johnsbury, Vt
State of
Vermont
Caledonia County
BR. Bond
C. R. Bond
Gilbert Woods
Elmore T. Harry Blodgett
WLW
G. Asselin
Village governance: proposal to hire professional manager
A voter and taxpayer argues for appointing a single manager to run village affairs like a business. He cites other villages with opt in systems and notes costs saved could fund a good salary for the manager. He criticizes current open handling of village matters and calls for reform.
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Cvitielan
St Johnsbury Poll Favors Treaty Opposes by Small Margin
The St Johnsbury Caledonian poll shows 30 of 100 favor the Teaser Treaty as proposed by President Wilson while 70 favor ratification with reservations. The Burlington Clipper notes Senators Dillingham and Page should consider the Vermont stance. Editorials discuss public sentiment, reservations, and potential political shifts amid ongoing Senate debates.
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Bennington
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
Senate
Wilson
Express
Standard
United States
Newport Church Year Ends With Gratitude and Plans
The Newport church outlines a prosperous year with thanks to God and donors. Officers include Miss Maude Gibb secretary treasurer and Miss Thelma Hunt assistant. The report honors Mrs. Cousens music staff and notes gifts toward a new organ and communion racks while praising community support and local press cooperation.
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Newport
Maude Gibb
Thelma Hunt
Lillian Mudgett
Glenna Donaghy
Bertha Gibb
Myron Alexander
Asvt
Ami Hill
Cradle Noll
Mes
J. J. Shaw
Home Department
Fred Donaghy
Charles Cousins
God
C. Green
Sunly School
Charles Cousens
Ehoiy
Cousens
Myron Alex
Kinge
Standard
Newport News
Newport Daily Record
Radical Gets Warm Reception
Mr Coburn defends his rhetoric while denying hostility to the United States government. He boasted of atheism and said he visited St Johnsbury to seek health. Federal authorities were advised to contact Newport or Burlington. officials said no legal basis existed to detain or arrest for preaching atheism. A midnight train departure and a mysterious hotel encounter with a woman add to the intrigue as further developments are expected.
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Coburn
Raw
United States
Campbell
Newport
Burlington
Cohtien
St. Johnsbury
St Johnsbury
Ross
Tmne
Masonic Communications and Convocations Schedule
Passumpsic Lodge No 27 Regular communication January 2 with B A degree to be worked. Haswell Royal Arch Chapter No 11 called convocation January 21 with MurM soi ree Cullen Convocation January 20 730 with work on V and M E M degrees. Palestine Commandery No 5 special conclave January 21 at 7 with lunch. Willard V Orcutt E Comp A M Lang Recorder.
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Birney L. Hall
Fred H. Delloff
Haswell Royal Arch
Cullen
Bloomfield A. Palmer
Raymond A. Pearl
Lee
Palestine Commandery
No. 5
E. T
Willard V. Orcutt
A. M. Lang
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