Local notices from Evening Caledonian June 3 1919
Town social updates list numerous residents and visitors by name, with moves and illnesses. Sametime Wm Astle travels to Bath for shipyard work. Several locals travel, host guests, or plan trips to Denver and New York. Discharges and job changes noted among residents.
East St. Johnsbury Notes and Memorial Day Events
West Burke and East Burke columns record visitors from Rutland to St. Johnsbury and White River Junction to Lyndon, plus local family movements. Memorial Day services are noted with a large turnout and a forceful oration by Franklin A. Hale, former U. S. Consul, followed by a Sunday Children’s Day plan at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Ramage
Edith and
Esther Ramage
St. Johnsbury
Sun- Lys
Henry Babcock
Barbara
Rutland
George A. Babcock
Raymond Chase
White River Junction
Pridiry
M. J. Russell
I. M. Lochee
F. M. Bonnett
Wnt. McDonnell
Salem
Mass
Adell Cushman
Woodsville
Wm. Duval
Chas, Bowman and
Will
Gray Brothers
Edward Lee
Duval
A. V. Quimby
Nellie Grown
McLachlin
Brightlock Hospital
George Hill
Gladys Dean
Lackie
Esther Stanney
Edwin Potter
Kcurdy
Morrill Lodge
Youngstown
Ohio
East Burke Roy
J. Q. Rangell
Stowe
Freeman Kidder
Waterford
Charles Knapps
E. A. Darling
New York
L. A. Darling
Boston
John Gardner
Harry Wheeler
St. Johnsbury Center
John Crown
Stafford Tenement
Sarah Lane
L. J. Fraiser
Stoneham
B. W. Sherburne
A. G. Batchelder
Lyndon Center
Roland Harvey
Dorothy
East Hardwick
River Side Farm
F. C. Harvey
John Lang
J. M. Hunter
Lake Willoughby
Mr. Hamilton
Sutton
Goss
Mt. View
Edward Hart
R. T
A. B. Colby
Earl
Frank Mills
Lyndonville
Stevens
Mrs. Smith
Joshua's
Ellen
Ide Stickney
Ra Hunter's
Joseph Denonville
Rose
West Burke
Roger Jenkins
Kirby
Ligue Jenkins
J. Q. Angell
Albert Ainger
Joseph Laviey
Sumner Prescott
Lyndon
L. &. Harris
A. D. Gilson
Glen Prindle
Glover
George Wheeler
Harry
Isaiah Mathers
Calais
Soan
Franklin A. Hale
U. S
America
Hale
Douglas
D. D. Snow
James McGraw
Ida Boucher
Lancaster
W. C. McGraws
Rose Seers
Littleton
Heights House
E. W. Hastings
Alton Carpenter
H. S. Hill
Charles Fielding
Woodfords, Me
Charles A. Fielding
Camp Devens
Peace At Last In A World War I Parable
A long verse meditation proclaims peace’s return with images of sun, poppies, and homecoming. It laments war’s horrors and envisions a world without shelling, betrayals, or “No Man’s Land,” urging unity under liberty and justice.
Not So Bag After All
A witty Wilmington Journal line notes that many fear a fatal tomorrow, but today arrives without catastrophe, reflecting on anxious forebodings and the persistence of daily life.
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Wilmington Journal
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Hilda
Napoleons
Bex
Folklore of the
Gostume
Miss Mabel F. Knight
Church of the Messiah
LUX
Lever Bros. CO
Cambridge
Steppers
Nolin Bros. Cash Shoe Store
Sieur
Evening Caledonian
Wm. Astle
Bath
Doc Ladine
Barre
Joseph Ladiie
Miss Maud Menit
C. Bingham
Church Street
Walter Houston
Barty Ball Store
L. B. Hadley
Jefferson, N. H
Caroline Woodruff
The
Johnson Normal School
Laura
Anna Pinard
John Pinard
Prescott Stearny
Arlington
Orient Street
Roger Miller
Nashua
C. L. Clark
Freed Clifford
Tilton
N. 1
Raymond Leonard
Boston and Maine Railroad
Morton A Tyler
Moore Coal Office
Newport
Harry Brown
Denver
Colorado
Amy Cook
Leach & Waterman
Charles Thomas
Lunenburg
Abbie McCarty
Summer Street
Percy Hamilton
Portland
Lucy Trembly
Orleans
Elsie Harvey
Pearl Street
Cecil Albee
Richford
J. W. Sewell
Helen Gilman
Clarence Gilman
Ernest Fountain
Henry Wilson
St. Johnsbury Grocery Co
Wilson
Goss Hollow
Roy Skinner
H. E. Allen
Mabel Spencer
Chelsea
Orange County Court
Elmer Hooker
J. C. Rutledge
Charles Drew
Ora Drew
North Danville
Donald Blodgett
Oswero Hospital
Herbert Blodgett
Lawrence Watson
Charles Hill
Lebanon
N. H
Jed Drown
Perley Astle
Guess Maynard
Oscar Astle
Lewis Kimball
William Langlois
Henry C. Ide
Sveral
Washington
Toronto
East ST. Johnsbury
Franklin D. Hate
Flandersfield
Burgundy
Paris
M. Mathieu
China
War Department
United States
Secretary Board OF Trade
United Cigar Stores
Brown's Cigar Store
Main St