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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1920
Page
3
A fragmented notice from Daw's Agency in Jobisbury Vermont explains a real estate business focus. It states property will get full attention and mentions sale automation and communications tied to a local music shop over Malloy's Music Toons.
EAST CONCORD Mrs Fannie Briges Steere died after long illness. She was the youngest child of Ben Brigus and lived in a long obituary note: the funeral was at Methodist church with Rev George Litchfield and Rev George Smith assisting. Survived by husband four children, sister Mrs Glenn Algilly and brother Horace Tynnis. Many out of town mourners attended from St Johnsbury and Windsor as the community offered sympathy. Local residents, visitors, and travelers were noted in a lengthy society column featuring illnesses, travels, and visits around town.
Passumpsic news lists Belle Ward visiting Noth Danville to care for son Fenton Judkins of West Barnet and Al Pulford illness. Mrs James Impey of St Johnsbury visits Mrs John Galbraith. Nettie Vitty improving after illness. Pomona Grange met Wednesday. S A Denia weekend visit as Mrs Denia cared for ankle. Mrs Lewis Thill of Wallingford visiting father T M Keith. Philo Powers and Mable Gray of Orleans were here Wednesday night for brother Al Pulford’s illness. Waterman Sernton has typhoid fever and nose complaint. King Loula King finished work for A C Ingalls.
In the desert the plant referred to as locust or wild honey is said to be widely cultivated in Palestine. The St Johns presa notes its presence and practical ubiquity across the region.
At a Hardwick meeting relatives of ex servicemen organized a temporary unit to join Hardwick Post No 62 as its Woman's Auxiliary. Commander Sumner Darling announced charter plans, aiming to enroll about 200 members locally. officers elected include Acting president Lucile M Townsend and Acting secretary Kate E Jennings, with a membership committee named Marcy A Carey Annie E Dale Beatrice Utton Marion Carey and Anna Lyons.
The Congregational World Movement plans county conferences next week across Vermont to appoint local church campaign directors for each Congressional church. County meetings include pastors and male and female delegates, setting financial apportionments and the campaign plan. Caledonia and seven county meeting at St Johnsbury on March 25, led by H. Cowles and Rev. C. C. Merrill, with Miss Katherine Bingham representing women’s work. attendance urged for every Congregational church.
The Athieve association reports a net take of over 200 dollars from their entertainment and vaudeville event last Wednesday to support improvements to the new athletic grounds. Henault's orchestra drew a large crowd at the Cable Hall Saturday for a dance as residents adjust to wartime service and local happenings. Miss Dorothy Dexter visits grandparents in Springfield while her mother helps with family matters after an accident to her nephew George Trotter. The Lyndon Institute Senior class hosted a reception for Mr Seaver and Miss Bartlett in thanks for their efforts on the recent play, with music and games and a five dollar gold gift for teachers, reflecting community appreciation. Reverend Edward A. Lewis returned from Exeter and preached. Howard Marshall was ill with grip and bronchitis, returning home to rest. Donna Sherburne spent the week with friends in West Burke. Mrs. Densmore sold her William Street house to Mr. and Mrs. Travers G. Blaisdell and will move to Sutton to live with a niece.
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