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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
3
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle stomach and bowel regulator for children and adults. It claims quick relief from cramps, eruptions, constipation, and diarrhea, describes the formula with pepsin and laxative herbs, and notes prices and a free trial offer.
William Robie from Los Angeles visits his Barnet kin while David Gilchrist becomes town secretary for Barnet post American Legion. Margaret Blair returns after a year away, several locals attend funerals, and many visitors stay with Barnet residents including Captain Costigan and Captain Davison. France veterans and Red Cross nurses are mentioned among returning locals.
Local column records array of visitors and departures on June 27 1919. Mentions Mias Goldie Swrasey Harold Swasey Merwin Gray Mrs Roy Eaton Alphonse Drouin Florence L Palmer Louis Smythe and Edward Smythe Clayton Perry Russell Beckwith A J Marshall Victor Liechance Mrs Clarence Bennett Joseph Sicard Glen Perry Ruth Flint F W Magoon C W Bennett Ross Folsom Grace Waite H E Gray among others visiting or traveling from Barre Waterbury Groveton Windsor and Brookline.
Mrs Arthur Wilder visits St Johnsbury Center. Mr and Mrs Leland H Wood vacation with Wood parents in Westfield N. John McLain recovering from operation able to leave hospital Wednesday and return home. Mrs Robert Witham and daughter Mavis of Nashua NH visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Walter Tupper and Mrs George Brew of Burlington visit Mr and Mrs Charles French. Mr and Mrs Walter Holden of Brattleboro guests of Mr and Mrs Freeman Pierce. Mrs D R Smith and son of Lebanon visiting at the Smith and French homes, returning home Thursday. Mrs Hattie Norton of North Adams visiting sister Mrs Blsie Harvey at 16 Spring St, returned home Wednesday. Miss Louisa Lamb of Newport Center convalescing at 16 Spring St. Miss Margaret Mulrooney and Miss Margaret Calef of Concord NH, and John McGowan of Boston called here by Katherine Mulrooney death have returned home. Mr and Mrs W A Ricker in Atlantic City as delegates from St Johnsbury Lodge of Elks to Grand Lodge session, away about ten days. Mrs C W Simpson of Manchester England visiting relatives, left for Windsor en route to California to visit her brother before sailing for England. Naomi Richardson, daughter of Mr and Mrs F W Richardson, celebrated ninth birthday Wednesday afternoon at 115% Railroad St. Fifteen friends attended with refreshments and gifts. Nearby towns represented here Thursday. Mrs J D Waller, Miss Marion Flanders, Mrs T Harris, Mrs Will Harris, Miss Sarah Livingston, Mrs Russell Griswold, Mrs Gertrude Butterfield of Lyndonville, Mrs George Ingalls of Danville, Mrs Ray Pierce of Orleans, Mrs Earl Reed of West Burke, Mrs Bert McLaughlin of St Johnsbury Center.
A Burlington Traction Co motorman Joseph Campbell fired on Catherine Sprague at Mrs Taft’s house near Fort Ethan Allen Friday morning. An engine room cylinder head blowout at International Paper Wilder left Kibby badly burned. testing resumed and Kibby kept home under care. A physician treated him and he remains confined.
St Johnsbury Center reports Daniel Lee ill with appendicitis. June events include Children’s Day at Congregational church, June 29, and a free social and entertainment at Green Mt Grange hall June 27. An album quilt auction, ice cream and cake sale, and several visits between locals are noted. Eighth grade graduation at the Congregational church occurred June 25 with a detailed program and diplomas presented.
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