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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
3
An Enel package of Dimond Dyes claims to let anyone dye a bright new shade on wool, silk, linen, cotton, or pine fibers with simple directions. The ad promises perfect results even for beginners using the color card and dye kit.
Mrs Eugene C Powers died at eight days old in Lancaster born Carole M Sedgell in 1860s married in Berlin NH in 1808. The couple lived in Lunenburg before moving to this town two years ago. Funeral held May Ath with Rev G S Smith officiating. Interment Grove Cemetery East St Johnsbury. Survived by husband Clayton daughter Mrs Perley Sibby four grandchildren and many siblings and in laws. Mrs Ellen B Ward en died at Brightlock Hospital after April surgery. Daughter of Stephen Blaney and Calista Blodgett born in Cabot educated locally then taught in Cabot and nearby towns. Survived by two daughters, three brothers, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at a Methodist church after Thursday service.
Thomas A Belmont, a Hardwick lifelong resident and noted stone cutter, died by suicide at his home early Monday. At about 2 AM he rose, prepared, and shot himself in the mouth from the barn area, dying instantly. He was 41, survived by his wife and two brothers.
The Vermont Supreme Court at Montpelier upheld wartime liquor enforcement jurisdiction over Tony Gueria of Waterbury. The ruling denied his habeas corpus claim and ordered his return to the house of correction. The decision notes Gueria, wife, and six children were involved in the case. Also reports a Loyal Order of Moose dance and hall event with local attendees.
Fragmented listing describes a thirty five acre village farm in St Donnsbury with dairy and poultry equipment wood and leather goods good buildings and water, two cows, wagons, sleds, tents and miscellaneous items offered for 500 units. The garbled text also mentions names and brands and hints at household items and farm implements.
The family of Mrs Alice Rickaby thanks friends and neighbors for their kindness during the sickness and death of their husband and father.
Auction notice lists two tenement houses offering a six room cottage on K Street and two units at Greensboro Road. Describes electrical voltages and a center location with an opportunity to invest this summer. Contains fragments and garbled phrases but preserves key real estate details and sale likelihood.
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