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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1920
Page
5
Datla Cameron wed Clyde Vance in a small evening ceremony at the Cameron residence. Immediate family attended. Rev Hutchinson officiated. Afterward, the couple left for their new home as well-wishers sent best wishes.
One hundred readers of the Congregational Church traveled to Chicago and endorsed the Interchurch World Movement pledging support to its world mission. The committee limited funding to the existing budget and named a 100 member delegation for continued fundraising and coordination with national church bodies.
Boston delegates at the Interchurch World Movement conference in Washington discuss women's roles in religion and global aid. Mrs. Henry W. Peabody cites war impacts on feminine leadership, noting funds for women’s colleges in China Japan and India and the spread of Christian literature worldwide. The piece previews a Women’s Literary Club musicale featuring Ruth Webster.
Newport locals report Mrs Blort Avery relocating from Rabin block to New land block via Livingston path. Porter Moore visits Burlington with son Porter. Miss Winsome Jones remains out after two weeks. Arthur Traver recovering from shock and plans visit with relatives in town. District nurse cites February as record month for cases. De H Shaman Peabody recovers from tonsillitis. Harry F Black returns from Montpelier and attends city meeting. Tom Averill visits Newport from Chicago, will be served as Miss Ethel Cole. Mrs Holloway of White River Junction staying with Mrs Addison. Miss Laila Annie of Waterbury visiting Miss Nellie Rivard. Walter Ivieh, Burlington postal inspector, in city on business. Mrs Addison returns from White River Junction visit. Arthur Nomis takes Nashua building contract and will be away in Springfield. Moore & Co factory slowed by illnesses. Roy ill with pneumonia. Funeral held for sister Mrs Colquist. Donaghy dies after long illness. Mrs Feed Tripp returns to St Johnsbury. Rev George Pomfrey in town for funeral of Mrs Lottie Shattuck Colymivt. Mrs Pearl Lannie of Cogeo, Vix, visits sister Mrs Monard Dry. Mrs Seguin in St Johnsbury. Local names include Lothrop, Hamilton, Sherman, Sheehan, Billings, Pomeroy clan. Lake School closed, supply trouble noted. The Frieda Key ill with tonsillitis. Mrs Luther Mackett visiting. Benjamin Wright in Montpelier. Company L drill reduced to Wednesday night. tonight extra drill in School Hall for improvement before inspection. Captain Buzzell urges strong showing from Company L. Florence Bowen ill with pneumonia. John Bowen also recovering. Frederick Webb of Toronto returns from service with American forces.
Ad copy context combines testimonial on Bliss Native Herbs Tablets aiding digestion and bowel function, claiming non mineral drugs and a 200 dose box with a guarantee. Mentions Alonzo O Bliss manufacturer in Washington and a city meeting notice for March 2. Includes assorted local notices about travel, visitors, and civic reminders.
A Sunday evening fire near a chimney caused minor damage to a double tenement built by Will Beamish and Onis Boucher in Glen Derby. A two by two foot roof hole appeared. neighbors and a bystander extinguished the blaze with water before the chemical extinguisher arrived. The Beamish family planned to move to Batesville this week.
Vermont champion Chalice Borella accepts a challenge from Ohio middleweight John Carlson for a match in Newport. Borella, recently defeating western rival at Newport, agrees to meet Carlson at a later date, with local promoter agreement from Joseph Vigneau and John [last name unclear].
A fragment notes a challenge issued by Boyella to any maid in Newport or Orleans County to wrestle in a fine match, with taunts about the "knockers" and a boastful claim of skill if opponents can accept.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a reproof of a beneficial good, noting a single spared charter and repeated delays as it is shared. The text is incomplete and cryptic, showing historical language and garbled phrases without a clear continuous narrative.
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