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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
3
The fragment describes women and a sugar filled water drink served with crackers, tied to a wartime tea event for returning soldiers. It notes Nettie’s discovery and the fragrance of fresh tea cups observed during the repast, implying a successful communal effort.
Middlebury College under Dr John M Thomas leads War Savings activities with Mrs J D C Jones appointing a college director Duane L Robinson. Fraternities and societies form War Savings groups including neutral men independent girls and faculty. Students study thrift topics and write about Economics in English classes.
Mrs. John Williams of Danville visits town. Many neighbors and visitors arrive for dances, church services, and graduations. The Federal Farm Loan Committee appraises farms as Mrs. George Gookin dies in Bright Jock hospital. Major wartime memories, marriages, travel, and a large Service Club progressive dinner mark a busy period in St. Johnsbury and surrounding areas.
At Yokosuka two stone lanterns pay tribute to William Adana English sailor hailed as first Briton in Japan. His 1600 voyage led to wintered routes and later cultural ties, with Adana teaching shipbuilding at Osaka court after a perilous voyage. A 1613 British envoy voyage followed, aided by Adana’s influence resulting in perpetual port access and free trade with Japan.
A discussion distinguishing charity as more than almsgiving. It argues charity includes acts of kindness toward those in need beyond money, emphasizing compassionate thoughts and supportive deeds as essential forms of charitable conduct. The piece highlights that many in wealth still require charity in attitude and spirit.
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