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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
4
The return of railroads to private ownership pleases most people though officials must ensure good wood service and adequate accommodation for shippers and travelers. The key issue is funding upgrades, with several billions needed for immediate railroad improvements and ongoing diligence by management.
Mrs. Margaret NY of Philadelphia credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her painful side, headaches, and insomnia during the Change of Life after other medicines failed. She urges others to try the remedy and offers to share details with inquirers. The piece also discusses railroad investment concerns and policy effects on dividends and public service.
A severe storm last Saturday buried the village with snow. A snow slide on Peacham road slid from Merrill hill and covered the Pope house front with nearly 20 feet of snow. A snow plow failed to move a mile above the village and a relief train arrived later. Fifty workers shoveled through the night as coal and water ran low. Several residents in the area visited family and neighbors, while schools and substitutions resumed as Mrs. Kittredge recovered enough to restore normal classwork.
East Barnet notes show Mr. and Mrs. Tommie McQueen and family visiting Amell relatives in Barnet and St. Johnsbury area. Several locals attend or host gatherings, with Albert Morgan and others seen around Barnet. Alvah Blandin leaves for Mexico and Claude Buck relocates to Newport Center while Owen Quimby attends Irene Kay’s funeral in Groveton. Severe storm alters church services. Frank and Ora Bailey barred to home due to illness.
A New Port church service featured Rev Walter C Carroll delivering a sermon on faith and works. He urged Christians to act, not just believe, urged workers over four church roles, and called for renewed evangelical effort to harvest fields and strengthen the church’s mission.
Miss Mary Trinkle of the Charlotte Fairbanks Cottage is seriously ill with the Flu. The Academy plans A midsummer Nights Dream for the school play this year to help rush Commencement. Miss Dorothy Brown will direct rehearsals and those who wish to try out for parts will meet soon. The Glee Club rehearsed Monday after school.
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