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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1919
Page
4
The Evening Caledonian published daily except Sundays from St Johnsbury Vermont. It lists staff roles including editor local editor reporter bookkeeper and office manager. It notes Associated Press news use and subscription prices four dollars yearly and fifty cent monthly carrier delivery.
The third afternoon and evening offer two concerts by the Russian String Quartet praised for clear, simple performances of masterpieces. Lectures by Thomas Brooks Fletcher and Lou is Fairfield accompany the program. Carolyn Reed and the Juvenile Four, with Swenson Twins and Kobi, perform on a fourth day. Randa Rossa closes with two street concerts worldwide acclaim.
An entirely new approach showcases every member as a master of finished chill, making the program a meticulously presented musical experience seldom heard in this region.
Local officials were chosen and plans laid for a planned Chautauqua week featuring noted lecturers and entertainers. Organizers announced schedules, venues, and ticketing details, emphasizing community engagement and cultural programs across multiple days.
Greensboro Chautauqua week runs July 7 to 11 with ten programs and season tickets priced at 2.40 plus tax. Officers of St Johnsbury Chautauqua identified, committees listed, and juvenile program details noted as well as a preview of daily attractions and a July 4 aviator show. Also includes reports of two vehicle accidents, local road work, school graduation, and community notices.
A man identified as Perez was shot twice and died within minutes after a fatal back brain wound near an electric light pole by the highway. Marta fled up a hill, witnesses reported no pursuit, and doctors confirmed a bullet entering the brain caused instant death. State and local officials arrived with a search for the shooter.
Mr. Pember, long time Windsor county clerk and Randolph native, had been frail for some time. He fell while undressing for bed on May 20 and broke his hip.
Stationery past cards dainty items for holidays and birthdays advertised by the Cowles Press Printers. Maple Grove Candies listed at 83 87 Eastern Ave St Johnsbury.
Advertising offers a direct line from workers and merchants to readers. It argues that ads reveal real business practices and confidence in products, suggesting readers should read advertisements to learn which stores and manufacturers provide worthwhile goods.
Local items reflect visits by Mrs. Lewis Sentabar and children to Baldwinsville Massachusetts and work shifts for Croxt Sentabar at Mt View. Numerous visits by Batchelder family, Mrs. Edwin Cutting and others. Parker Young Co. operates a portable mill at Oliver Counter. Fred Gilfillan bought a five passenger car from Jacob A Lamy. Freeman Wheeler and Hazel Allard wed at Lyndonville, to reside there. Funeral for Mrs. Albert Ainger held at Hollow Cemetery.
The report notes Cester Mase with his parents Mc and Mrs L A Darling and states Mr A G Gilbert is able to be about the house again, indicating a return to normal activity after a period away from home.
Monroe Mrs. E C Langford of Littleton spent days with Mrs C H Hosford while Rev and Mrs Richard Smith visited relatives in Lawrence Massachusetts. Andrew Beck of St Johnsbury weekend with Miss Belle Hinman and Albert Nelson and son Robert. George Jones of St Johnsbury visited his brother J B Jones. Harry Dmery of Danville spent weeke nd with Howard Burrill. Robert Gibson was in Waltham Massachusetts on business. Several from here attended the bac calaureate sermon at the North church in St Johnsbury Sunday eve.
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