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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
3
A garbled market text touts senna products and related remedies as superior, citing supposed doctors and brands. It claims widespread retail availability and urges readers to obtain items through a Caldwell or similar source, mentioning names and locations in a vague promotional style.
A disjointed Newark notice reports a death linked to Neg Beltvin Chai Oh Mie 108, with unclear references to hospital handling over the past month. Fragmentary lines mention May 18 and possible relations, with names like Grege Fox H Whee and Benes ke, plus scattered phrases about life and kin.
The Cozy Furniture Store operated by N. Dumas, manager, ran a dealer in second hand furniture at 84 Eastern Avenue. Telephone contact was listed as 670 M. The brief notice notes selling and exchanging furniture items through the shop.
Cortes T Brigham, age 86, died at home Friday after a long illness. He was born in Cheleaon on February 26 18%4, the youngest of ten, with seven sisters and three brothers surviving him. He left Lowell Massachusetts and lived in Randolph, Denver, and St Johnsville before engaging in shopkeeping and grocery business in White River Junction area. He is survived by his wife and several children and was active in local business groups.
Feeble in health but Brigham remained energetic to the end, never giving up his business interests. A Monday noon funeral, led by Rev. Grint, drew mourners including Frank W. Jossi Flint John Panl A. Babcock Robert Pick and V III Ticehurst as sentiment bore witness to a long married life and many friendships.
The Vermont Democratic state gathering adopted a resolution praising the current administration for defeating bulkism, condemning publican Trade resistance to water reservations on the League of Nations, and urging legislation to preserve federal reserve banking and farm loan systems. It also called for military training, opposed the Volstead Act, and endorsed woman suffrage.
Lyndon AE Snelling sold his house on Lite York street to Mrs. Nette Moore who has moved in and placed belongings in the Swift House basement. The Teaddies Aid Society of the Methodist church hosted a community supper at Eugens Clement's Friday night for about 50 attendees followed by a program of walks readings and games by the young folks.
Judge Howe imposes a total fine of 865,000 against Rea Sons for alleged conspiracy to obtain excessive profits in sales led by the Robers Company. The defendant corporation, a Brooklyn firm, faces the heaviest permissible punishment under federal law, while individual sentencing is constrained by corporate status.
Gov Percival W Clement leads a Board of Control visit spending Thursday night at the St Johnsbury House and traveling Friday to Lyndonville to tour the Vail Agricultural School. Accompanying officials include Walter F. Scott Benjamin Gates John E Weeks and Howard L Hindley editor of the Rutland Herald. Clement also spent the evening at the home of friend Alexander Yannert.
A brief card of thanks expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for support shown after the death of sister Lucie Hill. The message acknowledges letters and sympathy from the community and mentions the Hill brothers.
We, who know how lodly she de ved such rvperssiins of esteem, thank the Leader and escaped by the children for the beautiful fiewnes bedeht to her during her wikhoes and the tribute to the memory of our den mother. We also wish to express gratitude for sympathy and after wa nce given during her memory. My, and Mire Charles Howandanil Tamils, Mi, and Mrs. Milo Laddanil family. My, and Mrs. Prmk Chitanil, Concent, Vt, May 1.
Memorial Day activities in Brnet included church services, a parade by the Ladin' Society, and ceremonies at the Soldier Monument and cemetery. Veterans and families attended, flowers and flags were placed, and Mrs Frances Laird delivered a memorial address. Local residents and visitors, including Gilfillan and Beech families, joined festivities and visits.
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