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Newspaper

The Evening Caledonian

Location

Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1919

Page

2

Newport for sale bungalow near Lake Memphremagog

For sale or rent a furnished bungalow in Farrant's grove one mile from station Featuring five rooms plus extension a large fireplace a screened veranda city water tile sewer Lot measures 120 by 125 with a large garden. Contact Sydney Davis Newport Vt telephone 144-1. Also wanted a woman for second help at the Tea House apply to Mrs G H Prouty of Mrs O B Gould Newport Vt 293 tf.

Farrant’s Grove Lake Lemphremagog Mia Sydney Davis Newport House G. H. Prouty O. B. Gould

Drownings at Rutland Sand Pit Claim Two Boys

June 19 in Rutland two eight year old Thomas Colcomb and twelve year old Clarence Boutwell drowned at Vermont Marble sand pit after their raft tipped. Leon Boutwell, six, survived by clinging to weeds until rescue. cause attributed to inability to swim and proximity to pond edge. Rescue efforts by local children and residents recovered bodies with help from Ambrose Colcomb and Donald Bane.

Rutland Vermont Marble Company Pittsford Grove Street Thomas Colcomb Convent Avenue Clarence Boutwell Leon Boutwell Clarence Evelyn Gillam Donald Bane Ambrose Colcomb Thomas Mr. Gillam

Norwich University Named Distinguished Military College

Norwich University in Vermont is listed as a distinguished college and honor school by the War Department for 1919. Credit is given to Col. Frank Tompkins and Maj. Arthur M. Edwards for their roles in maintaining the high standard at the institution.

Vermont Distinguished Military College War Department Norwich University Lucu Distinguished College Distinguished Colleges Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas College Station Texas Cornell University Ithaca New York Michigan Agricultural College West Lansing Michigan Norwich Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis Oregon Pennsylvania Military College Chester St. John’s College Annapolis the Citadel Charleston S. C University of California, Berkeley University of Florida Gatesville Florida Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College and Poly Blacksburg Virginia Military Inst Lexington Frank Tompkins 101St Infantry Arthur M. Edwards U. S. Army

Soldiers Seek Vocational Training After War Injuries

Washington dispatch reports disabled soldiers retraining through the Federal Board for Vocational Education. A France veteran with shrapnel and gas wounds praises drafting courses, urging others to learn of the program. The government offers guidance to soldiers seeking better jobs and brighter futures, with inquiries directed to 200 New Jersey Ave, Washington.

Washington Federal Board For Vocational Education France New Jersey Ave

Woolen Co to Insure All Employees With Free Life Policies

The American Woolen Co of Winooski will begin group life insurance for all employees including sales and manufacturing staff, men women boys and girls and officials. Policies range from 750 to 1500 dollars based on length of service, with the company covering the cost.

American Woolen Co Winoouki

Achieving Success Quote by Walter Bagehot

A compact aphorism on success states that life hinges on untainted moderation and a balance of mind. It underscores the difficulty of maintaining steady energy and calm focus as key to achievement.

Walter Bagehot

Retail Jewelers Meet in Burlington Vermont

The fourth annual Vermont Retail Jewelers Association convention gathered over 100 members and guests at Hotel Vermont. A boat ride on Lake Champlain followed by dinner, with officers elected: President George M. Hascell Rutland, Vice President James Wood Bennington, Secretary Frank Brown Rutland, Treasurer A. R. VonDette Bennington. A new price list and a committee to draft a report for 1920 were chosen. Next convention set for Montpelier. recognition given to Arthur G. Massar with a gold purse and service plaque. George L. Preston Burlington received an $85 gold purse.

Burlington Retail Jewelers' Association of Vermont Vermont Youcers George M. Hascell Rutland Arthur G. Massar Massar Howelers' Association George L. Preston

Thrift Sunday Plan Aims At Savings Across Churches

Thrift Sunday will unite New England and the nation as churches of all denominations join the Treasury Savings Division to promote sane living and safe investment. June 22 is set for National Thrift Day with a message from Secretary Glass read in pulpits.

New England Treasury Department Glass Harold Braddock Government Savings Societien

Mintol relief claims quick cure for coughs and pains

An advertisement touts Mintol as fast acting relief for coughing sore throats bronchitis croup asthma neuralgia and many aches. It warns against mustard plasters and creams and promotes 60 cent jars and a hospital size option. The Home Relief Laboratories in Malden Massachusetts markets it alongside corporate notes on government securities and local business filings in Brandon and Rochester.

Mintol Malden Mass

Vermont firms file stock and plant expansion notices

The Vermont Maple Syrup Co of Essex Junction filed a certificate of paid up stock with the secretary of state. The Vermont Milk Chocolate Co of Burlington seeks permission to issue 3008 more shares to finance additions to its plant. Hyde Drug Co of Brandon filed articles of association in the…

Vermont Maple Syrup Co Essex Junction Vermont Milk Chocolate Co Burlington Hyde Drug Co Brandon

Optimistic Thought and Strength in Humble Balance

A brief reflection on strength as a desirable trait yet cautioned against boasting. It notes that bold ball handling and wild mistakes can exceed pride in success, urging measured confidence over vaunting. The piece emphasizes restraint and steady effort.

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