Evening Caledonian Population Notices from Woodstock and Nearby
A crowded social column records visits and travels across Woodstock and nearby towns. Names include David Conant, Esq, Louis Phillips, A W Coalt, Mrs E M Dow, Mr and Mrs C E Wilkie, Mrs Colby, TF B Moore, and many others. Entries mention births, arrivals from overseas, camp visits in New Hampshire, and local shopping and restaurant notes. Various relatives visit, travel to Montreal, Boston, and Quebec. Regular residents like Herbert Wilkie and Dr Prevost appear with family updates and discharge from service.
Lake Shore House West Danville Opens To Public
West Danville VI announces Lake Shore House now open to the public offering meals at reasonable hours and special care of automobiles.
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West Danville
Fruestatities Health Claim Ad From Ogdensburg
Walter J. Martott of Osga says he suffered liver and kidney trouble for years. After using Fruestatitives Pratt Liver Tablets he claims no sickness for three years and credits a healthy body and clear thinking. Boxed six for 2.50 or trial size, at dealers or Frueestatitives Limited, Ogdensburg, N. Y.
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Otia
Walter J, Martott
Limited
Ogdensburg
Birth of a Nation shown at Globe Theatre with grand scope
The Birth of a Nation by D W Griffith plays at the Globe for two days with matinee and evening prices noted. A detailed description extols Civil War scenes and Reconstruction drama with 18000 performers and 8000 horses. Actors include Walthall Gish Marsh Taven Siegelmann and others. Public meeting at Summer Street School June 23.
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Griffith
Colonial Theatre
Summer Street School
D. W. Griffith
Thomas Wixon
Globe Theatre
Appomattox
Lincoln
Sherman
Petersburg
Lee
Grant
Ford
Ben Cameron
Elsie Stoneman
Mr. Griffith
East
Henry Walthall
Lillian Gish
Mae Marsh
Robert Tavon
Joseph Henabery
Donald Crisp
Howard Gaye
Elmer Clifton
Miriam ‘Cooper
Ralph Lewis
Spottiswoode Aiken
Josephine Crowell
Walter Seigelmann
Ku Klux Klan
Adv
Fewer Walking Sticks Used In Modern Times
Fewer walking sticks are made and carried today than in earlier generations. Two generations ago no gentleman was properly dressed for the street without a cane. Now presenting a gold headed cane is as rare as a silver or tortoise-shell snuff box.
Cloth of the Ancients and Woolcloth Beliefs
The piece notes ancient Egyptian cloths used for millennia as mummy wrappings and contrasts it with modern Arghs who wear them. It states Maen in ancient Egypt regarded wool as unclean and discusses cultural textile practices.
Wanted Blacksmith for wheelwright shop in Sheldon VT
Help wanted notice for E. T. Holmes' Estate in Sheldon Vermont seeking a blacksmith to work in a wheelwright shop. Contact details 297 302.
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Sheldon
E. T. Holmes
Card of Thanks to the St Johnsbury Police
Mr and Mrs John Holloway express gratitude to friends neighbors and the St Johnsbury police for their aid in the search for their daughter and for support during a difficult time.
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St. Johnsbury
John Holloway
Germany's Counter Proposals in Berlin Address
A 119 page document from Berlin outlines German counter proposals to peace terms. It includes a May 28 letter by Count von Brockdorfstantzau and two extra papers on legal and financial questions. The reply claims the terms would enslave Germany and betray peace hopes, demands admission to the League of Nations, and argues self-determination and colonial limits violate negotiations.
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Berlin
Count von Brockdorfstantzau
Allowon
Germany
League of Nations
Europe
Trout Cost High Middlebury
County fish and game wardens arrested Joseph Hill of Rochester for fishing in Hancock with 16 short trout. He was brought before Justice George Sargent, pleaded guilty, fined 90 pounds plus 5.65 dollars in costs, paid, and permitted to depart.
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Middlebury
George H. Chaffee
James Hodges
H. A. Booth
Ferrisburg
Joseph Hill
Rochester
Hancock
George Sargent
Granville
Bankruptcy Court Hearings Held by Referee Cook Saturday
Referee Edwin A. Cook of Orleans presided at bankruptcy hearings. In the John Santalucito case objections to discharge were withdrawn. Attorneys Searles & Graves Porter Witters & Harvey and Guy W. Hill appeared. For debtors Hayes Beckwith Simpson Burdick Jenness Bigelow Densmore Hill sought until July 1 to pay court fees.
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Edwin A. Cook
Orleans
John Santalucito
Searles & Graves
Porter, Witters & Harvey
Guy W. Hill
William B. Hayes
Delmar A. Beckwith
John Pearl Simpson
Charles F. Burdick
Perley H. Jenness
Ralph B. Bigelow
Floyd P. Densmore
County Court Davis v Stafford Goes to Trial in Short Case
Court opened at 9 am with C. H. Davis vs C. H. A. Stafford et al. on contract. The hearing is described as a short case and lawyers S. B. Rich Dayishaa represented, with expectation that divorce and other cases would follow shortly.
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Davis Vs. Stafford
C. H. Davis
C. H. A. Stafford
Ilvorce
Dayishaa
S. B. Rich
Pulp Wood Industry Names and Associates Listed
Arkansas or related entities are named with Mr. Davis in the pulp wood business alongside Porter Wilters and Harvey. Defendants include F. G. Pleetwood of Morrisville M. P. Maurice of Brattleboro and Dunnett Shields and Conant.
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Ardson
Mr. Davis
Porter, Wilters and Harvey
F. G. Pleetwood
Morrisville
M. P. Maurice
Brattleboro
Dunnett
Shields and Conant
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Leach & Waterman
Pythian Hall
Edward G. Asselin
Guy Hawley
Harry W. Clark
Frank X. Lanetot
Fred W. Kelley
Birney L. Hall
A. H. Gleason
J. B. Drummond
A. J. Lachance
J. A. Drouin
Henry W. Ellis
Arthur R Brooks
Robert E. French
Mooney
Margaret N
J. H. Brooks
H. A. Power
Arthur F. Stone
S. A. Moore
George H. Stearns
J. Somerville
Charles E. Peck
Maj
Major Henry W. Ellis
Charles G. Braley
Bundy
Evening Caledonian
David Conant, Esq
Woodstock
Louis Phillips
Rutland
A. W. Coalt
Newport
E. M. Dow
Mrs. Colby
West Burke
Silas Randall
TF. B. Moore
Boston
Mrs
Paul West
John Simonds Iz
New Hampshire
Guy Gilmore
Camp Devens
Dale Atwood
Bethlehem
N. H
Lawrence Leach
Ing Clark
Camp Winneshewanka
William Skerry
Jeff
Richmond
Que
B. BH. Doyle
Arnold Povey
Burke
Harry Gordon
Lyndonville
Marie Courchesne
Croxa Bakery
Sherbrooke
P.Q
Italy
Agnes McGovern
Charles McGovern
Ollie Fleming
Walden
Isaac Fleming
George
Peter Harvitos
Lewis Phillips
Thomas Phillips
Herbert Wilkie
France
Clarence Bennett
Lougee & Smythe Store
Louia Bilodeau of
Lancaster
Clara Metcalf
Coventry
Edmund Munillon
Montpelier
W. A. Freeman
Berry-Ball
O. N. Jenne
Windsor
Charles Locke
Fred Sheldon
John
Berlin, N. H
Henry Cole
Muavion Merrill
Robert Carr
East Burke
Stephen Kelley
St. Albans
William Hamilton
Woodsville
Lake Shore House
Leclerc
Hall Hill
Novelty Orchestra
St. Johnsbury House
Lafayette Street
A. E. Ashcraft
Cary Place
Jennie Morrisey
Mass
Our
Garment Department
THE
Berry-Ball Dry Goods CO
Joseph Bill
Bankruptcy Court
John Emerson
Anita Loos
Paramount
Ernest Truex
Louise Huff
Paramount-Bray
Pathe News
Way
Mount Ida School, Inc
Daniel T. Gilman
Stott Brothers
E. N. Randall & CO
Railroad
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