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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1919
Page
3
Fragmentary notes show a discussion labeled bus business and directives spoken with assertive tone. The readable lines suggest a course directive and personal stance, but no clear names dates places or outcomes are present.
Local notices report W H Burts death in Somerville and Wlels River area events. People visiting from Springfield and Burlington attended services and meetings while ElUon Stark enjoys vacation in town. Several residents engaged in fishing trips and school superintendent outings at Averill and Crispin lakes.
Local items from Springfield Fitsdale Brightock and surrounding towns include visitors, hospital updates, and residents taking vacations. The Searchlight Club plans a supper and officers’ election, and a Colonial Theatre entertainment is advertised for June 11. The Mission Circle hosts a church meeting, and a long obituary notes Lola May Sarsfield’s life and family.
The Brattleboro Retreat area houses Linden Lodge, once Burnside military academy, tied to Brattleboro's early settlement. It traces Brattleboro's first homes to Fort Dummer in 1724 and later 1762 by Samuel Wells, with relics dug up during recent repairs.
The community mourns Mrs. A J Morrow who died Wednesday after a Tuesday operation in New Bedford Massachusetts Hospital. Her husband Mr Morrow arrived after her death. A service was held Saturday with Rev G W Douglas and hymns by Mrs S C Smith and K T Brown. Burial followed at Colebrook.
Buyers seek tires with proven reliability and trusted performance. The public shows strong demand for dependable brands and value in tire selections amid rising costs and product availability concerns.
A Brattleboro report describes drilling that uncovered quicksand to five feet depth then rock. Water emerged from a hidden ledge in the embankment above the spring after extensive excavation. Dr Kane, famed Arctic explorer, praised the spring's invigorating water during his stay at the water cure establishment. A white pine tree once used by Kane stands about half a mile west of the spring.
The article notes the Kane pine once marked by a doctor visiting Brattleboro and branches sent to the New York Historical Society. It decries the Connecticut River dam at Vernon for flooding the Retreat meadows, once 150 acres of tillage land, and describes shifts in patient care from state to private at the Retreat amid rising private occupancy.
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