Gale Rips Hole in Dirigible R-34 Delaying Home Voyage
Crowd attends opening day of Chautauqua as the big Community Chautauqua tent fills. Programs feature Miss Theresa Sheehan, F. E. Tillemont‑Thomason, Charles T. Grilley, Virginia Grilley, and Albert Wiggam. Week schedule includes Russian String Quartet, lectures, and child-centered events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. McCormick
Springfield
Chautauqua Teatps
Theresa Sheehan
Miss Sheehan
Chautauqua
Vada
Ridgeway
Ethel McPhee
San Francisco
Detroit
Charles T. Grilley
Virginia Grilley
Grilley
Albert Edward Wiggam
Wiggam
Leon Weltman
Thomas Brooks Fletcher
Carolyn Reed
Louis W. Fairfield
Swenson
Kobi
Ferne Upton
Caledonian to Feature Daily Pages On Farm Motion Picture Poultry
The Evening Caledonian will print a special feature page each day with a weekly schedule including Farm, Motion Picture, Poultry, Automobile, and Woman's pages. The United States Department of Agriculture reports and expert advice are highlighted for producers and consumers nationwide and readers are urged to order the Caledonian daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian
Caldonian
United States Department of Agriculture
Vermont
The
St. Johnsbury
Camp Worth While Opens for Franklin County Girls
The YWCA in Vermont opens its first center at St. Albans with Grace Brooks directing. Twelve girls from five or six small towns attend the "Camp Worth While" in a modestly priced program offering 7:15 a.m. inspections through 9:30 p.m. bed, including first aid, canning, hygiene, and swimming under Miss Edith Inskeep and local leaders.
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W.C. A
Vermont
St. Albans Ty
Grace Brooks
St. Albans
Franklin County
Edith Inskeep
Carey to Light Stannard Mountain Ranch Route
George Carey, owner of a large ranch and sugar plant on Stannard mountain, orders electric lights strung from the main road to his property, a stretch of over four and a half miles. Farmers along the road will benefit from this improvement. Carey assumes all costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cary
George Carey
Stannard Mountain
Cary
For Sale Four Fresh Milk Cows by A Nuremburg
An advert offers four fresh milkers for sale by A Nuremburg at 27 Caledonia Street. Prospective buyers are invited to call at six o'clock to inspect the animals themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Nuremburg
Caledonia Street
Big Wedding Tonight at New Methodisl Church
Miss Glendeen Ball of Boston formerly Rochester Vi becomes bride of Rev. Mason White Sharp son of Mr and Mrs E W Sharp of 23 Summer street. Rev Dr Guonge A Martin pastor performs ceremony aided by groom's father. Reception follows at Sharp residence with over 200 invitations. Boston and Vermont guests arriving.
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Glendeen Ball
Boston
Rochester, Vi
Mason White Sharp
E. W. Sharp
No. 23
Summer Street
Vermont
Guonge A. Martin
Press runs extra to meet Fourth of July edition demand
The Evening Caledonian resumed printing after selling out Saturday night with 610 extra copies. Randall and Whitcomb reported steady demand, and a few hundred more were produced today. Under new management the paper aims to cover St Johnsbury and Northern Vermont honestly, urging advance orders to ensure regular delivery.
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Caledonian
Randall & Whitcomb
The
St. Johnsbury
St Johnsbury
Northern Vermont
Pew
Caledonian office advertises steel range for sale
Notice reads too late to classify for sale. Inquiries directed to the Caledonian office. Ott
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Salr—Steel Range
Caledonian
New Fourth Spirit in Independence Day Address
Rev W B Richards spoke at union services in the North church on July Fourth meaning, tracing early independence and urging a future of unity between England and the United States. He warned against isolation, urged international engagement, and linked liberty to moral and spiritual renewal through Christ.
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W. B. Richards
South Congregational
Methodist Church
North
England
Germany
Great Britain
France
Belgium
American
United States
Europe
President Wilson to address Senate on Peace Treaty
Late bulletin reports President Wilson plans an open Senate session to discuss the Peace Treaty and League of Nations. He may delay his country trip until after next week and will arrive in New York Tuesday afternoon then Washington Tuesday night. The news notes market activity and overseas diplomatic moves amid a heat wave aboard the George Washington.
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Washington
Associated
Wilson
Senate
League of Nations
White House
George Washington
Associated Press
New York
Abyssinia
Queen of Sheba
Sailors Missed in Fourth of July Parade Coverage
Caledonian omits a note describing the Fourth of July parade due to a missing sheet. The article stresses the fine appearance of the Caledonia County naval heroes in the march, noting two boys with a banner proclaiming We took them Across and praising the Navy’s war record as a historic feat.
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Caledonian
Caledonia County
United States Navy
Airship R-34 Delayed by Turbulent Return to Mineola
Terrific voyage drama as Britain's airship R-34 battles high winds and fog on Atlantic crossing. A cross girder tore a gas bag hole at Mineola Field causing delays. Maj. Scott and officers maintained morale while 300 men held the craft down. A dramatic Bay of Fundy leg tested endurance before final approach to Roosevelt Field and Montauk Point sighting.
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Mineola Field
L. 1
Atlantic Ocean
Scotland
Spain
Scott
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Haggard
G. H. Scott
Canada
Bay of Fundy
Guy Harris
Metero
Maj
American Navy Department
Chaurs
Mineola
Atlantic
Maine
Cape Cod
United States
Bancroft
Montauk Point
Cape
Long Island
Roosevelt Field
Riverhead
Navy Radio Service
R Td
Navy
Maj. Scott
Thim
First Aerial Stowaway to Get Ride Home
In Mineola L L data the first aerial stowaway will receive a free ride home. W W Ballentine of Cornwall England hid among tanks aboard the giant dirigible R 84 after leaving Scotland. He was found six hours into the voyage and put to work. Commander Scott announced the stowaway will be given a complimentary return trip. Ballentine is described as the happiest man in the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola, L. L
W W. Ballentine
Cornwell
England
Scotland
Scott
Ballentine
All Plodders and the Make of Genius
A reflection on oil plodders as the steady workers who form genius through time and labor. Genus is proven by works. genius without works is blind faith. Great achievements arise from patient training and accumulated effort, not mere intention or wish.
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George Ross
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St. Albans Bay
St. Johnsbury Vi
C. A. Calderwood, Inc
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DR. Richards
Paris
Polk
Lansing
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