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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1920
Page
5
Amid severe storms Campny B held a school hall event Monday evening in Burrnuehs. Music drew praise though a wig creator member was absent. A seven and a half pound baby was born to Mr and Mrs Burroughs Smilay.
SAliss Margaret Ling resumes duties. Clifton Maynard visits Burlington. Miss Marie Coutehesne resumes at the Cross Inkery. Miss Marjorie Craton earns praise in New York City as a violinist. The New York Fruit- ware store gains a fresh coat of paint. The town notes funerals, visits, and illness among residents, with social events, school contests, and church activities.
State War Risk Officer E. W. Gibson requests all veterans contact the office with claims related to allotments allowances compensation government insurance ceased soldiers pay Liberty Bonds travel pay or vocational training. The Legion aims to secure quick adjustments and ensure everyone receives what the government owes. Veterans are urged to record discharge certificates in their towns.
Vermont International Telegraph Company held its annual meeting Tuesday evening electing directors A W Blodgett John Clark A B Noyes Charles W Ruiter and Arthur F Stone The officers named were Arthur F Stone president W Ruiter vice president A B Noyes secretary and J Somerville treasurer The same board and officers continue from last year The company owns the telegraph line from St Johnsbury to Swanton and business is steadily increasing.
Judge Frank L. Fish heard divorce petitions in St. Johnsbury and Lyndonville with Nellie May Vreehart granted from Napoleon Freehart, Grace M. Roberts from William Roberts, and Eva Dunn from Bernard Dunn for intolerable severity. Attorneys Seales Graves and James B. Campbell represented plaintiffs. A Newark Town case, Biden W Gray versus Town of Newark, was taken from the jury calendar to hear after term, seeking about $7,000 for alleged town misappropriation.
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