Evening Caledonian 1837 St Johnsbury Vermont Notice
The Evening Caledonian local newspaper details its publishing terms and staff. It lists prices for subscriptions, delivery, and advance payment requirements, notes Associated Press membership, and provides staff credits for editors, business, and operations.
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Caledonian
St. Johnsbury
W. D. Pelley
Chas, C. Lord Sporter
Alice Massey
Robert Mackinnon
Florence Rouse
W. B. Barrett
Raymond Packard
Ruth Impey
Myles
Gilman
Arthur Boucher Reasman
Annie Moran
Maurice Barrett
Universalist Drive Speakers In St Johnsbury Center
On June 1 Rev. George F Fortier spoke about the Universalist society drive with another sermon planned for June 8 by Rev EB Lewis at the Universalist church. Local notices list visits, illnesses and social events among St Johnsbury Center residents and guests from nearby towns.
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George F. Fortier
Morrisville
Universalist Society
EB. F. Lewis
Canton
N. Y
Universalist Church
Hallie Spinney
Brightlock Hospital
Herbert Spinney
Lynn
Maas
Eliza Allen
Freeman Allen
Danville
Dida Allen
Sturlington
Telen Skinner
Doris
Katherine
St. Johnsbury
George Whipple
Lyndonville
G. W. Maynard
Perley Astle
A. O. Astle
Bath
Wheeler
Harry Wheeler
East Burke
Walter Wheeler
Percy
N. H
Marry Wheeler
Harold Richardson
Mea
Mimer Viper
Massachusetts
Walter Hall
Clarence Colby
Golem
Mya
Henry Powers
Endell Massy
Springfield
Jessie Williams
Minnie Williams
Concord
Arthur Olcutt
Willoughby Lake
Fred Simonds
George Hanscome
Hyde Park
Mattie Hill
Mis
Feldom
Barton
W. F. Powers
Harvey
Fred Simons
Green Mountain Grange Hall
George R Bagby Undertaking Danville Vermont
A fragment mentions George R Bagby Undertaking in Danville Vermont. It also references ancient needlework and early Briton textile skills, noting church altar frontals and tapestries associated with royalty and nobility in Europe before the fifth century.
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George R. Bagby
Danville, Vt
Tihgiand
Europe
Matilda
Noble
Adies
Mofussit Lands Defined in Ganges Delta Periphery
The term Mofianu or Mofussit refers to provincial rural districts open to towns. The Ganges river mouth creates an extensive fertile tract where vast rice grows. This description covers the fertile districts near the river mouths with rich agricultural potential.
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Ganges
Leg Saved by Y Man in World War I Hero Tale
Boston readers learn Captain Walter 47 School of Brookline Massachusetts recounts his near fatal injury at Tourcy during the 26th Division’s July 18 1918 advance. The story highlights T B Lathrop Branford Connecticut pastor and Y M C A secretary who aided him through a perilous 48 hours in a culvert and is praised for carrying him to a motor ambulance. Major McDade recommends Lathrop for the Distinguished Service Cross.
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Boston
Mass
Chateau Thierry
Walter
Brookline
Minas
T. B. Lathrop
1St Congregational
Branford
Conn
Touroy
Ag Tourcy
Gloury
Kirkpatrick
M.C
Lynn
Army Red Cross
Rooke
Kirkpatrien
Twan
Lathrop
Julia Somers
Bridgepost
St. Johnsbury
Hannah Gaye
Carl Alber Lyceum Bureau
Arsaie
Willian LD. Marriman
Mason
Ann Archon, Mich
Hutchinson
William Crown
Camp Devens
Motor Transport Co
T Hen
Camp Upton
N. J
Trig
Milward
Hiram Rowe
L. Ji. Gilfillan
Barnet
Rowe & Rowe
Danville
Oningé Taglue
Chiles Stewart
Charles Testing
Sadie Blake
George Chambers
Sutton
Fred Taylor
Liege
Hell
G. A
Boy Scouts
Marehflelt
Packa
Gar Post
Wis
The
Marsh
Field Hand
Priyes
Harald Maynard
Columbia
Bist Peacham School
America
South Peacham School
Helen Arlene Sanborn
Mon. C. A. Bunker
W. A. Warners
Academy Hall
Bwelly Tollaw School
Fornet Robinson
Myvite Clark
East Peacham School
Theodore Tooutvelt
Adopt Y Hut System Aims Across China
At Versailles a conference of sixty nine Chinese Y M C A secretaries urged applying the hut system used in Allied army camps to China. Native secretaries will stay in France or go to Britain, with thirteen students and varied professionals among attendees from Manchuria Shanhing Tukien Szecherin Chi-Li Kavahning Kiangson Shansi and Hupeth.
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Paris
Versailles
China
France
Great Britain
Republic
Manchuria
Shanhing
Toukien
Szecherin
Chi-Li
Tukien
Checkieng
Kavahning
Kiangson
Shansi
Auhnler
Hupeth
Exports Drama to France by US Groups for AEF
The MCA Entertainment Bureau and Overseas Theatre League recruited 126 American entertainers and sent them abroad to join 150 French artists under the AEF. A Knights of Pythias meeting is planned for Tuesday evening, June 1, at the K of P Hall, with H W Clark and H B Anderaop listed among organizers.
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M. C. A. Entertainment Bureau
Overseas Theatre League
America
AEF
Knights OF Pythias
P. Hall
W. Clark
Anderaop
Death and memorials mark Peacham village tribute
Mrs Lawrence Harvey Gludge May Harvey died at dawn May 15 after a long life born Sept 28 1802 in Danville She lived in Peacham East Hardwick and Danville and served in Baptist and community groups Her funeral May 17 at the Peacham Baptist Church was followed by burial in Danville interments and local gatherings honored her decades of church work and civic service.
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Gludge May Harvey
Pred
Cora Lamb
Danville
Peacham
Lawrence JD. Harvey
East Hardwick
Joye
Elias
King’s Daughters
Women's Christan Temperance Union
Tte
East Hardwick Study Club
Clase
Baptist
Rov. Franklin Blake
Beautiful
Parson Moody Builds Will Power Amid WWI Frontlines
The Boston Globe recounts Chaplain Moody of the 18th Infantry, later 109th, visiting troops daily near Neufchateau. He conquers fear through stark training, marching through shell fire and front-line duty, earning promotion to Chaumont and a seat on a council, admired for grit and energy.
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Boston Globe
Parson
Jean B. LeMellour
Chaplain Moody
Wid
18Th Infantrey
Lilfol-le-Grand
Neufchateau
Moody
Hig Deriment
Totten
Neufehntenn
Bok
109D Infantry
Council of Ten
Chaumont
Council of Three
Tom
Boy Scouts of America organize nation wide campaign
A nationwide drive opens in June seeking one million members to support the national organization. After nine years of self funding, the movement seeks adequate resources to extend field work and programs. Honorable W G McAdoo chairs a Citizens National Committee proposal modeled on the Red Cross plan to expand Scouting nationally.
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BOY Scout
Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scouts of America
Congress
Haskins & Sons
Scout Movement
W. G. McAdoo
Citizens’ National Committee
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