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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
2
In a session before Judge HB Howe the grand jury reviews profiteering definitions and key provisions of the law to ensure adequate application. The discussion highlights anticipated cases and the scope of profiteering offenses.
The act prohibits hoarding, monopolizing, or conspiring to restrict distribution of food, fuel, clothing, and other necessaries, with penalties up to $5,000 or two years' imprisonment. It defines willful denial, unjust prices, and the meaning of care in handling goods, and explains conspiracy when two or more persons agree to exact excessive prices.
Mrs Anna Sleva from Bayonne New Jersey narrates relief from period pains backache and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She reports improved strength and the ability to work and care for her family now married with two sons She endorses the remedy and encourages others to consult Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for information and help
A discussion on the importance of investigating alleged law violations to protect the public from profiteering. Luther Hackett celebrates his eighth birthday with a small party and a movie night. Mrs. Clarence Webster plans a Catskill Mountains camping trip for two weeks. Jessie Bonney shows improvement from illness. Guy Norton will work on a farm in Glover this summer. Mrs TLC Ledyard and daughter Cornelia visit then plan to return home, leaving Cornelia with Miss Pearl.
Somers is confined to the House by illness. Several from here attended the Academy concert Tuesday evening at St. Johnsbury. Miss Mabel Kelley of St. Johnsbury gave a demonstration at the vestry. Mr. Kettle's family moved to New Hampshire Monday. Mr. Kettle has been there two months. Mr. and Mrs. Pred Winn welcomed a baby last week. Mr. and Mrs. Allie Trotter rented the upstairs in the Wells house. John Anntis is working in St. Johnsbury for a few days. Miss Germain Allard of Manchester is visiting Mrs. Nelson. Benjamin Smith went to Boston to visit his parents for an indefinite time. Mrs. Richard Rash and son visited Mr. Rash.
Henry T. Armington died at Riverside Florida on June 2. He was born April 2, 1846 in Waitford Virginia. He moved to Florida about 30 years ago to work in lumbering, later suffered a fire injury, moved to Jacksonville, and for 25 years ran a livestock business. He owned Jacksonville real estate and built several business blocks. He leaves a wife and three sons and was a brother in law to Mrs. J. D. Thisne of Passaic.
At the annual session members denounce Gov Clement's attitude toward Prohibition. They call for a reversal of the prohibition amendment and express hope that a January shift in government will align more with the state’s people.
Dunnett Shields Conant lawyers and various professionals offer legal aid and medical services. Listings include an osteopathic physician, a chiropractor, furniture dealer, insurance, monument makers, and a granite company. Dense with local names and Shop addresses in St Johnsbury Vermont.
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