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Newspaper

The Evening Caledonian

Location

Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1919

Page

4

Evening Caledonian newspaper masthead and staff listing

The Evening Caledonian established 1837 in St Johnsbury Vermont shows its daily publication excluding Sundays. The page lists pricing, subscription terms, Associated Press rights, postal status, and a full staff roster including editor manager W D Pelley local editor Chas C Lord and multiple contributors and staff roles.

Caledonian St. Johnsbury W. D. Pelley Chas, C. Lord Alice Massey Robert Mackinnon Florence Rouse Margaret Robie W. EB. Barrett Raymond Packard Ruth Impey Myles S. Gilman Presaman Arthur Boucher Annie Moran Maurice Barrett

Campfire Girls Stage The Fliverary Fligest At Peacham

In Peacham on Friday evening the Campfire Girls presented their play The Fliverary Fligest at the Academy Hall to a good audience. Local residents Mrs Wallace Powers and three children visit Greensboro while G W Eeden and Reginald visited Thetford relatives. Albert Randall and Ray Kinerson began work at the Peacham creamery with Kinerson driving the delivery truck. Charles Kinerson served as a juror in Windsor for a U S district court case.

Wallace Powers Greensboro G. W. Eeden Reginald Thetford Academy Hall Albert Randall Booth Peacham Creamery Ray Kinerson Charles Kinerson Windsor U.S. District Court

Pie heals homesick soldier in distant hospital tale

An American nurse gathers ingredients for a real New England mince pie with cheese and stamps for a wounded American sailor far from home. The gesture eases his misery and strengthens his resolve as he clings to the thought of America across the sea. The consul general's wife notes his improvement and he declares America nearer than he believed.

Hospital New England Kim America

General Belief in Honesty and Copper Credit in London

The piece notes a sudden trust Londoners show in strangers amid copper coin shortages. Vendors and booking clerks accept promises to pay later, trusting regular customers. Several accounts describe unsolicited credit offered by strangers, underscoring a widespread belief in future repayment despite modest means.

Coppers

Camp Westmore for Girls at Lake Willoughby Opens

A New York corporation will open Camp Westmore for Girls at Willoughby Lake Vermont. Forty four cottages will house five girls each with over 200 booked. Construction by A M Stone and Son aims for July occupancy with 50 thousand dollars invested.

Willoughby Lake Vermont A. L. Peene Yonkers N. Y New York Pennsylvania Westmore Camp Westmore C Pany, Inc Anna 1 Justi Anna Tay Brownington Willoughby Joseph F

Wells River Notes and Memorial Services in Groton

Wells River reports Private Rexford Pettis near home on leave from Camp Devens visiting his parents. Col Preston Post and Relief Corp No. 10 held memorial services in Groton May 25 at the Methodist church with a large audience including the Sons of Veterans, soldiers, and Boy Scouts. The village saw various local visits, a fraud arrest, an Elson Art Exhibit May 29 30, Scout games, and Bradford Academy baseball defeating the local team in a close contest.

Rexford Pettis Howe l Camp Devens Horace Pel Preston Newport Doris Emery Olney Morrill Dartmouth College R. G. Brock John Thomas Averill Lakes E. Farwell Porter Farwell Turner's Falla Mass Canada Bernice Baldwin Arcadia Pla Wirit Hollister Plainfield R. G. Terry Yestry Elizabeth Ross the Arc Baldwin Hale Raymond Bill Hartford Conn Rutland Elson Walter David Aubrey Crabtree Jolliette P. Q South Ryegate Carl Marsh Ware Bradford Academy

Belknap and Page In Vermont News And Trucks For Road Work

Paul C Belknap of Bellows Falls a Dartmouth sophomore was named associate editor of The Aegis at Daymouth college. Miss Sadie Page visiting Barton on a one month leave of absence. Vermont receives 25 new trucks from federal allotment for road work with delivery instructions to ship four to Cleveland five to Baltimore and the rest to Rutland, boosting state construction capacity.

Paul C. Belknap Bellows Falls Dartmouth College Tiga Aegis Daymouth Colle Sadie Page Panama Barton Miss Page Army Vermont B. Bates Cleveland Baltimore Buffalo Bates Rutland

February Weather in Beitons and Dykes

Old notes describe February as a wet month with high snow levels and storms. It mentions a chilly, unsettled pattern where rivers rise and dykes face pressure, while warmth and sun are scarce.

Ol Beitons Nheere

West Barnet Residents Celebrate Homecoming And Local Events

West Barnet highlights include Glen Hastle’s discharge and return home. Pavilion opening night drew about 40 couples despite rain. St. Johnsbury visitors and local travel noted. Memorial sermon by Rev. I. H. Laird drew a large crowd. Death reported: Wallace Hunson from Barnet Center Passumpsic area aged 70 after Bright's disease.

Paul Morrison James Shield I. H. Laird W. R Sons of Barnet Center School Eugene Fields C .A. Choate Charles Fulford Mr. Hanson Passumpsic Wallace Hanson Wallace Hunson Kour Corners Barnet Center Bright Hanson Barton Brownington May Gray Philo Powers Lula Philips West Glover al Fulford Passumpeie

Distant Friends Mourn Loss of L. Dudkins Died Years Ago

Obituary notes the death of L. Dudkins and mentions his daughter Mia, Mrs D W Allen who died two years ago, twelve grandchildren and six great grandchildren, along with neighbors and many friends grieving.

Mia

Palmolive and Cleopatra Skin Cleanser Legacy in Milwaukee

The article notes ancient Egypt used Palm and Olive oils for cleansing and beauty. It highlights modern reliance on these oils, praising Palmolive Company in Milwaukee for manufacturing vast quantities of Palm and Olive oil based products popular in homes.

Egypt Milwaukee Palmolive

Planes and Proposals on Liquor Prohibition

The text outlines repeal language added to a beer and wine bill by NC-4’s proposer. Senators Jones of Washington, Republican, and Sheppard of Texas, Democrat, introduced enforcement bills under the Anti-Saloon League. Sheppard’s bill would ban all alcoholic beverages for drinking, while Jones’ would ban liquors with 0.5 percent alcohol.

Jones Washington Sheppard Texas Anti-Saloon League

Ant Development and Worker Maturation Ideas

The writing argues ants show rudimentary development not resembling industrial society. It contrasts undeveloped female workers with single, modern industry individuals. Ant workers are described as stunted, lacking economic opportunity, forced by family needs to recur or rejoin but fail to reach full growth.

Comparkus Tienter Jaiior

Young Werrenrath son runs Red Cross tent show

Eight year old George Werrenrath presides over a neighborhood talent event in his yard to benefit the Red Cross. He counts gate receipts of sixty-two cents and explains two extra cents came from a girl named Dorothy Morgan bringing her dog. Reinald Werrenrath plans an English song recital at the Colonial Theatre St Johnsbury on May 20.

Reinald Werrenrath Metropolitan Opera Red Cross Dorothy Morgan Dong Omr Colonial Theatre St. Johnsbury Eclipse A. E. Counsell & Son ST. Johnsbury, VT

Teinald Werrenrath Impresses at Festival

The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune praises Teinald Werrenrath for his rich voice and refined artistry at the Colonial Festival. The May 29 report highlights his standout impression in a vivid, stylish performance.

Teinald Werrenrath Cincinnati Commercial Tribune the Colonial Adv

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