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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1920
Page
4
The fragment describes boys at camps attempting to scale fences, with references to rising fruit and a note about youth. The text is sparse and lacks clear events or named entities, but implies security or containment issues around youth at camps.
Florence Underwood visiting sister Mrs W M Nite returns to Lowell after a five day vacation. George W Parker of Berlin Neb states his wife and two children stay with the Nites, returning Saturday. Caster Merrill and sister Dorothy visit uncles Mr and Mrs C B Merrill in Lowell. Marion Spear of Woodstock visits his parents L N Smythe. Chautauqua tickets for July open at $1 plus 10 cents tax. Mable Flint and Miss Agnes Walbridge return for summer, with Arlene and Verie Walbridge to Joc's Pont for two weeks. The post office gets a new Universal car ceiling machine. Crew includes Katherine Chaifee, Charlotte Stiles, Russell Stills, Lovene Mayo, Merle Har Arthur Moors, Chira Hallett, H B Gallagher, Milton luffer, Thelma Chaifee. Leland A Weed returns to Boston to resume Plymouth Creamery duties.
Harlan Anderson Tolman and Mis futh May lint were married Saturday June 1 at one o clock by Rev. wi. The bride, daughter of Mes and Mex Flint, is a New England Conservatory of Music graduate and pianist at Plexie-U. Tolman, son of Rev. and Mrs Tolman of Randolph, served in the Navy during the war. Both were St Johnsbury Academy classmates class of 11.
Vermonter Wil W Morse, serving as U S Vic Consul in Guayaquil, has been officially appointed acting Consul General during the absent consul's extended US visit. Morse, a former St Johnsburgy boy, is noted for his early career in Vermont. In St Johnsbury Center, social visits occur as Mrs Eliza Allen hosts guests and local residents travel between St Johnsbury and Hartford CT.
Amos W. Scott and family gathered Sunday at his father N. M. Scott’s Barton home. Miss Marganet Bailey of South Water spent the last of the week as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Chita. Har in AMheo Michigan. Mes Milton Boardman spen with Mrs. Emiline Spauldine of Mor Seville and Mrs. Harry A. Bartlett. Randall of New York is visiting his mother, Mrs. H. R.
A terse notice from Mrs James Cosgrove of 2 Iain Street seeks a girl for general help. The listing lacks further details and dates.
George M. Jasmin, a Rutland Vermont shipping clerk, reports relief from long digestive troubles after taking Tanlac. He had three years of pain, bloating, sleepless nights, and nervousness before finding improvement after a few doses. He now enjoys meals, sleeps well, and plans to keep Tanlac on hand. Sold in St Johnsbury by Landry's Draw Store and West Burke by Chas Coburn.
Tents coursehene teft Saturday for the Sum House in the White Mountains for the summer. Mrs Nelson Courschene and son Fivar were in town Saturday visiting relatives. H Hallett returned Friday from a business trip to Springfield Miss.
Johnsbury death notices report AMT Counsell aged 17 from St Johns. June 20 at Plymouth NH. in all age class.
The Madrigals led by Percy Allen presenting a historical lecture by Dr EF EB Violette, described as a great ora tor, with Maude Willis and the Cremonas in a complete production of the international hit Polly of the Circus.
A brief notice invites readers to participate in a five day program promising enjoyment and profit. It emphasizes daily activities designed to save money and maximize pleasant experiences.
The Regular Price of a Season ticket to your Community Chautauqua is $2.75. This admits you to the double program twice a day for five days. War Tax included. Here is the greatest value in entertainment to be found anywhere in the United States. But you-
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