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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
3
A garbled local piece reports a supposed "Pershing double" fooling residents of St Johnsbury. It mentions Col Broci and notes Pershing being observed 20 miles away. references an interview by Dost Hithan Men to verify the impersonation and a visit by an official to the town as part of a wartime publicity effort.
Fox farming shifts from speculation to a firm investment as science improves pelt quality and market prices rise. Experts note high profits from pelts, with New Brunswick climates aiding fur life. Rancher Charles Munroe leads practices, showing foxes’ beauty and value attract buyers despite high start-up costs.
Morning session heard Russell versus Jolson and Trustees. Trial to finish Friday with adjournment to June 16 for chancery and equity matters. Johnson case involves disputed profits from Idle Hour Theatre with partners and non partners identified, hardwick and Northfield firms represented by multiple attorneys.
Nearly 400 Odd Fellows from Derton Garnet Lyndonville and Wells River gathered at the Odd Fellows hall on Thursday for a Pluto meeting. The degree was worked on fan cay machicluties with Noble Pluto Pike at Wells River as master of d niples and Burl Grint as Tartarus. Following the ceremony the Olive Branch Rebekah lodge served a fine cupper at the Union Bap church. An invitation from Sherbrooke lodge to visit Wem aiey fr the near future will be accepted.
The granite industry at Mardwick, idle since April 1, plans a Monday restart under a new wage scale of eight dollars per day. The agreement, forged by producers and unions at a joint Footon meeting, has backing from Rome and other branches, with signatories continuing discussions across regional branches.
A historical note traces the rise of actresses from unseen performers to public figures. Around 1856 the English poet Chartes urged women to act on stage, prompting widespread appearances by actresses worldwide with varying degrees of success.
The Outlook Club held a regular meeting with full attendance. A program followed featuring piano solos and readings. Speakers discussed health and welfare efforts including infantile paralysis clinics, Red Cross support, and plans for the Vermont school children wards, clinics, and health education initiatives. The session closed with “America” sung by the members.
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