Caledonian subscription rates and staff note 1919
The notice outlines annual and quarterly subscription prices: four dollars yearly, two dollars for six months, one dollar for three months, and sixty cents monthly by carrier in St Johnsbury. It lists Associated Press rights, republication restrictions, and identifies staff including Editor W D Pelley Local Editor C C Lord and others. Also notes mailing details and entry as second class matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Caledonian
St. Johnsbury
W. D. Pelley
Chas. C. Lord
Alice Massey
Robert Mackinnon
Florence Rouse
Mra
W. E. Barrett
Raymond Packard
Ruth Impey
Myles
Gilman
Arthur Boucher
Annie Moran
Maurice Barrett
Random Thoughts and Riffs on Home Front Life
A satire fragment mix of social quips and editorials on gender roles, wartime fears, and everyday domestic quirks. The speaker jokes about writing desks in drawers, German battleships, Bolshevik deportation, union suits, suffragettes, white stockings, white enamel sinks, porch roofs, and Doc Bryan's grape juice, ending with a puzzled question about a mysterious man.
Newport Residents Take Various Short Trips and Church News
Newport locals report Mrs. B H Smith and two children depart for a month in New London Conn. Ed Wells enjoys two weeks of vacation. Mr and Mrs Wells with Mr and Mrs E F Joslyn and Toyce travel to Fayston for a visit by auto. Mr and Mrs Thomas Bruce head to New York to visit Mrs Bruce’s daughters. The Hinman couple return from South Royalton after ten days with their daughter. Mrs Sadie O McCaffrey and three sons visit Old Orchard Beach for the summer. P C Lawson and family motor to Willoughby. First Congregational church votes to discontinue Sunday evening services in July and August. pulpit to be supplied at morning services. Mrs Charles Hayes and party motor to Beebe. Nathaniel Scott, working at Plymouth, was in the city over Sunday. E R Bart at the B M station takes a month’s vacation. Mr Burt did not ask for vacation last year amid war rush. now he may enjoy a break. Harold Connal of Dorchester is mentioned.
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B. H. Smith
Glenna
Ruth
New London
Conn
Ed. Wells
Charles Hayes
Party of Friends
Beebe
Nathaniel Scott
Plymouth
E. R. Bart
Burt
Harold Connal
Dorchester
Community library program features countywide talks and tours
The notices describe a series of library meetings and conferences led by Margery Quigley and others in St. Johnsbury and surrounding towns. Events include round tables on librarianship and trusteeship, discussions on community work, and sessions on cataloging, publicity, and local history. A Friday session covers reference work and book selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Poole
W. F. Smith
FP. E. Kingsley
Brandon
Redfield Proctor
of Citizens
Jetera
I. J. Lang
Montpelier
Vaushu
Poultney
St. Johinsburg
Brooks
St. Johnsbury
Jasper EL
Margery Quigley
New York State Library School
Evelyn
Louse
Fanny B. Fletcher
Proctorsville
Vera H. Griffith
Danby
Alice L. Eaton
Woodstock
Eleanor Egleston
Manchester
Lucy D. Cheney
Rutland
Anna L. Mower
Morrisville
Helen B. Shattuck
Burlington
W. P., Smith
Kate Stewart
Bristol
E. Kingsley
Nellie M. Plantier
Bellows Falls
Ginevra Pollard
Chester
Mary R. Bates
Grace Sage Griffith
Boston
Ednesday
Florence Robinson
Lillian Bishop
Vermont Historical Library
Spirit of the Women of France
Margaret W. Deland
Grace Kingsland
Barre
Alice Blanchard
Margery
Quigley
Asbury Park
Panny Fletcher
Anna Mower
Vermont library week marked with Montpelier meeting
Vermont Library Association observes State Library Week from June 20 to July 5 with a Montpelier Library Day event. A fine program is prepared featuring FP H Brooks, a member of the State Board of Education.
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Vermont
Vermont Library Association
Montpelier
Tuesaday
FP. H. Brooks
State Board of Education
Question Box and Miss Quigley Inquiries
Saturday morning asks about spelling a word in work. Miss Mar gery Quigley and later Miss Mary Norton respond with guidance on spelling and writing practices. The item reads like a civic paper’s question box segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Quigley
Mary Norton
Peace Signings End World War Visit to Versailles Marked by Ceremony
German plenipotentiaries signed the peace terms as Premier Clemenceau warned they must honor the treaty. The ceremony in the Hall of Mirrors saw Herr Muller and Herr Bell sign within minutes of each other while President Wilson followed shortly after. A dramatic post signing moment followed as Clemenceau Wilson and Lloyd George appeared on the terrace before thousands of onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Clemenceau
National Assembly
Haniel von Haimhausen
Clemenceau
Chateau of Versailles
Hermann Muller
Johannes Bell
Herr Muller
Herr Bell
Wilson
Willson
Lloyd George
Hall of Mirrors
Icebergs Formed from Land Glaciers Drift Into Sea
Icebergs do not form at sea but detach from land glaciers and float away. Large blocks break off and drift, with much of their mass under water due to ice’s lower density. They melt gradually as contact with warmer water continues.
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Evening Caledonian
Bunday
W. D. Pelley Publishing Co, Inc
Eastern Avenue
Johnsbury, Wi
Burleson
Doc Bryan
Newport
Sueres
Perceys
Tefp
Humphrey Ent
Springfield
Mass
George Morris Phelps
Lyngston
M. E. Wills
First Methodist Church
J. W. Kirkpatrick
Sherbigoke
J. R. Kirkpatrick
Our City
J. R
George Macdiarmid
White Mountains
Newport Boys
Mr. Smith
Brother Smith
Claude
Washington
Co. F
58Th Infantry
Raymond
New York
Ellis Island
Secret Service
Seattle
Spokane
Pacific Northwest
Palmer
Germany
Mexico
United States
Fletcher
State Library Week
Montpelier Tuly
Caledonia County
Grand Street
Armory
Fair Ground
War Department
Mineola Field
Chautauqua
Thrilling
Joy Bringer
Charles T. Grilley
Tasca
Junior
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