Evening Caledonian 1919 Staff and Service Notice
The Evening Caledonian prints daily except Sundays under W. D. Pelley Publishing Co in St. Johnsbury Vermont. Subscription rates by mail are 4 dollars a year six months 2 dollars and three months 1 dollar delivered by carrier 60 cents a month. Names and roles of staff listed with editor manager and various officers. FRIDAY JUNE 13 1919.
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W. D. Pelley Publishing Co, Inc
Eastern Avenue
Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury
Caledonian
W. D. Pelley
Alice Massey
Robert Mackinnon
Florence Rouse
W. E. Barrett
Raymond Packard
Ruth Impey
Myles S. Gilman
Arthur Boucher
Annie Moran
Maurice Barrett
Public express drive aims to improve handling and receipts
A second campaign by local express forces promotes Better Service with the public the Making Good with the Public drive to educate employers and shippers. Agent Worthen notes reduced no mark shipments from 25 500 to 7 642 monthly reflecting improved marking and identification and fewer loss or mishanded deliveries.
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Worthen
American Railways Express Co
Express
Express Company
Hint for Housewives on Cleaning Glazed Tiles
Advice suggests lemon juice to treat glazed tiles and a polishing step with a soft cloth. It mentions leaving a solution briefly, but then advises against washing and recommends rubbing with a damp cloth followed by polishing with skim milk and water.
Life a Constant Battle in Human Nature
Quote from Nathaniel I. Shaler extols the struggle between base evil and higher human virtues. The passage frames ancient brute forces as perpetual adversaries to the true humane part of the mind.
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Ech
Nathaniel
Shaler
From the Heart in Alcott’s Centenary Echo
A compact reflection on heartfelt books that endure through love and words, noting how works rise from emotion and travel among people wherever affection and letters travel.
Peacham Banquet Highlights Alumni Ties and Repairs
Peacham celebrates a Junior Alumni banquet at the Congregational church rooms with over 200 attendees, a business meeting, and a music program. The event funds a school gymnasium and plans war records publication, while noting Peacham Academy as Vermonts oldest school and a single graduate in the current class due to enlisting soldiers. Camp Billings at Lake Fairlee promotes summer programs for boys and girls, operated by the Windsor County Y M C A, with staff, new equipment, and early applications urged.
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Peacham
Peacham Academy
Caledonia County Grammar School
Vermont
George Miller
Henault
St. Johnsbury
E. R. Mackay
Charles Choate
S. H.laird
Presbyterian Church
W. D. Pelley
St. Johnabury
W. A. Ricker
Ernest Cowles
Billings
Fairlee Lake
South Fairlee
White River Junction
Woodstock
Windsor County Young Men's Christian Association
A. C. Hurd
C. L. Joy
Hartford High School
Katherine Hobbs
Worcester
Maas
Camp Billings
New England
Discharges and appointments in state education and a church bell
Martin E. Jeronimo has been discharged from the army and returned home to Montpelier where he served as stenographer at General Pershing's headquarters in France. Edward K. Boak will leave Fasthampton high school to become Windsor high school principal. Maude T. Wetherbee resigns as emergency home demonstration agent for Rutland County Farm Bureau to return to Lyndonville July 1. A Revere Bell marking the 100th anniversary of Immanuel Episcopal Church in Bellows Falls was rung for five minutes at noon. The bell, cast by Revere & Sons of Boston and presented by Gen. Amasa Allen of Walpole, N. H., is among the region's genuine Revere bells.
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Martin E. Jeronimo
the Anny
Montpelier
General Pershine
France
Maude T. Wetherbee
Rutland County Farm Bureau
Lyndonville
Revere
Bellows Falls
New England
Grand Trunk Railway workers reach wage and conditions deals
Portland delegates from the Brotherhood of Railroad Stationmen and Railroad Employes Alliance and L G Coleman Grand Trunk general manager signed three day conference agreements on wages and working conditions across New England divisions. Additional unsettled matters to be addressed in Washington.
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Portland
Grand Trank
New England
Brotherhood of Railtead
Alliance
L. G. Coleman
Grand Trunk
Milroad
Washington
Triumph Over Selfishness
A fragment describes breaking a selfish heart with a giant hammer and superhuman effort to reveal the sweet meat inside. The metaphor suggests moral struggle and reward once the hard exterior yields to virtue.
Vermont towns pay interest on state deposit fund
June 13 Montpelier Vermont towns continue paying interest on the United States deposit fund loaned by the state years ago. Of the totals, 105 towns hold the deposit amount totaling 254,584.53 dollars. Interest this year runs to 12,828.60 dollars as some towns have repaid.
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United States Deposit Fund
Montpelier
United States
Vermont
From the Beginning
A brief quotation from the Boston Transcript notes that men who expect women to be punctual overlook Eve arriving after Adam had waited in the garden a while. The remark comments on expectations and timing in relationships.
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Adam
Boston ‘Transcript
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