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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
6
A clipped regional note describes a scene where talk escalates into a jumpy moment about a train and a dogged flood. Jon Shinbone remarks that a certain amount is welcome and necessary, though the downpour complicates matters.
A reflection quotes H W Beecher claiming a vast majestic tree surpasses a cathedral as the greatest work of art. The remark contrasts natural grandeur with built monuments, underscoring nature’s enduring majesty over human craft.
A compiled list shows numerous residents and visitors moving through towns on Monday and Sunday including Paul Stevens in Sherbrooke, George Felch in Boltonville, Edmund Hamilton in Montpelier, and Frederick Fleetwood from Mortisville. Several couples and individuals from East Burke, Wakefield, Danville, and Hardwick visit or host, with real estate transfers and a public sale looming. A theatre ad, WCTU meeting, and marriage notices accompany the roundup, alongside obituaries and notices of travel to Boston or Shanghai for business.
A reader touts Fruit-actives or Bruitativer Fruit Liver Tablets as a cure for indigestion and constipation after years of suffering. The testimonial claims immediate relief and eventual recovery. Available for $2.00 full size, $0.02 trial, from Frupe-A-Lives Limited in Oudensburg, New York.
Mr and Mrs Henry Goodrich visited Waterford Saturday while C C Bingham is recovering. A Pierce, Quality Restaurant owner, spent the weekend in Lyndonville. D B Porter went to Woodsville and Wells River on legal business. Gy C Frye visited Burlington with Judge Harland B Howe. Raymond Laughlin played in the orchestra at the Please U Theatre Monday night. Laugh Festival at Colonial Theatre Saturday features Is Marriage a Failure. The South church Searchlight Club held its annual meeting with large attendance and a flourishing budget. The Better Ole is a hit in theaters across the country. Little Women screenings highlighted, with its Concord home setting and Paramount Artcraft special at the Please U.
A compact lot titled Prices Right offers a combination bookcase desk desk chair and a student lamp at 29 library of 40 books. Offered by E. H. Lapierre at 10 Coventry Street Newport Vermont.
Chief Finley and wife attend U S Court in Montpelier on Tuesday. A women’s tea hosted by the Suffrage Club is set for Thursday June 12 at 8 PM at the Woman’s Club House with speakers Mrs Olzenham and Miss Batchelder. Tonight a band concert at Railroad street band stand weather permitting at eight. Scout demonstrations led by Scoutmaster Baxter follow band selections. Police ask cars around the bandstand square facing the bandstand on the lower end of Eastern Avenue and in front on Railroad street leaving a one way street around the square.
A discussion traces potential rights and remedies as airplanes become common. Questions arise about ground safety, airline identification signals, park proprietors versus aviators dodging fees, nuisance from engines at night, and boundaries for private property. The piece frames forthcoming legal challenges needing careful settlement.
West Danville announces its facility now open to the public offering meals at reasonable hours and special care of automobiles.
Men wanted to be trained as Sailors, Firemen, Stewards for good jobs and pay. Training pay, board and quarters provided. Ages 18 to 86. Bring birth certificate. Apply to F. G. Landry, 88 Railroad Street. Agent U. S. Shipping Board.
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