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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
3
Barre carpenter Jed Fr Holt collapsed from heat while roofing a barn. He became dizzy, stepped on a rotten board, fell ten feet through the staging, and suffered three broken ribs along with numerous bruises.
Miss Nettie and Nila Olcott are home for the summer. Mrs. Gertrude Bartlett visits Morrisville. Miss Angie Dexrochers visits Barre. Mr. and Mrs. George Barrett spend days in Troy. William Trainor in Hanover. C TR Powell of Island Pond in town. Mrs. Charles Carter of Lebanon visits. George Harritios visits Burlington. Vernie Tisdale and Father Drouhin visit Joe's Pond. Mrs. M Neagle visits Barton. Miss Beatrice Badger arrives from Washington. J G Marshall in Lunenburg Walden Burke with carrying parties. Miss Rosie Weeks and Miss Alma Reed visit Monroe. Blanche Haskell and pup picnic at Joe's Pond. St Johnsbury Lodge of Tris Lave clam bake date to be announced. Private Ethan M. Garfield discharged from Army Occupation in Germany at home with Garfield parents. Mrs. F A Long leaves for Brattleboro to visit remainder of week.
John Powers a medical student from Lowell is a guest of Mr and Mrs Garfield. Frank Landry’s family vacationed at Joe’s Pond. Frank Courtney wed Lena Guyer at Notre Dame. Grace Unity Club meets Friday night. A hospital stay for Rev A S Woodworth continues. Several residents visit relatives in Lyndonville Randolph and Ottawa areas.
A short reflective piece argues that personal flaws shape perception of reality. It suggests that misbehavior reveals inner character and that self-awareness governs judgments of others, framing opinion as a mirror of the observer. The quote emphasizes introspection over blame.
A 1919 touring car owned by Shirley L. Gale of Burlington struck Miss Eatella G. Tryon of Vergennes on a Sunday crossing, injuring her with a broken right leg above the knee a broken right collar bone a broken nose and multiple bruises. X rays at Mary Fletcher hospital to check for internal injuries. In other news east of Lafayette Derby of Middlebury was found guilty on his second trial and sentenced to two to three years in Windsor hard labor. Allen B. Smith, from Waitsfield, aged 87, died in Morristown and was elected assistant judge in 1874. Rev. Rufus D. Flagg of Ashland Wis will supply Sudbury Congregational Church this summer. he was born in Hubbardton and teaches at Northland College.
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