Evening Caledonian Established 1837 headline notice
Public notice text from the Evening Caledonian newspaper includes publishing details, staff credits, contact numbers, and subscription rates. It lists W D Pelley Publishing Co Inc of St Johnsbury Vermont, Associated Press affiliation, and staff roles such as local editor and office manager.
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W. D. Pelley Publishing Co., Inc
Eastern Avenue
St Johnsbury, Vt
Caledonian
Gocal
St. Johnsbury
W. D. Pelley
Chas, C. Lord
Alice Massey
Robert Mackinnon
Florence Rouse
W. BE. Barrett
Raymond Packard
Ruth Impey
Myles S. Gilman Presaman
Arthur Boucher
Annie Moran
Maurice Barrett
Man Injured Again by Mule Kick in Bethel
Frank F. McCullough of Bethel dodged a mule's kick on May 31 1919. He reached out to break his fall and broke both bones of the forearm at the same points he did last February when he was thrown from a load of wood.
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Frank F. McCullough
Bethel
Auditor of
Bennington
Old Democratic Statesman copy and Barre explosion noted
A 53 year old Windsor Vermont copy of the Democratic Statesman from August 25 1836 is described as legible though aged It praises Martin Van Buren and Richard M Johnson and mentions Vermont political figures The item also records a Norwich University commencement under Capt Alden Partridge and a violent explosion at J J Hastings tire shop in Barre Glass windows were shattered and two men narrowly escaped injuries due to a leaking vulcanizer and a strong blast
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B. H. Davis
Washington
Democratic Statesman
Windsor
Martin van Buren
Richard M. Johnson
William C. Bradley
John S. Pettivane
James J. Hastings
Barre
My. Hastings
John Carrick
Barre Gas Co
Mr. Garrick
Explosive shop accident injures three men at Bennington
In a Vernon area workshop an explosion from a machine shot cast iron fragments through a wall and damaged windows. Hastings Carrick and another man were cut by flying debris. A hospital eye exam and treatment followed.
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Mr. Hastings
Ben Batchelder
Mr. Carrick
Werrenrath English Recital A Musical Treat in St Johnsbury
Renowned tenor Ronald Werrenrath gave an all English recital in Colonial Thursday night. Though crowd size was modest, the audience appreciated encores and he shared vocal favorites from classic songs to Mother Goose rhymes with humor. Accompanist Harry Spicer toured with him. Mrs. Schiltz organized the event as a major musical treat of the year.
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St. Johnsbury
Ronald Werrenrath
Werrenrath
Vietrola
Altho
Mr. Werrenrath
Harry Spicer
Avia
Henry
Mary Cassidy
Sands O' Dee
John Punchinello
Schiltz
Just Like Being In Prison Woman Says Mrs A Cun ing
Mrs A Cun ing of Montpelier Vermont describes Mary Straus of North Street as suffering for eighteen years with stomach trouble headaches and nervousness. Straus says Goldine helped her, and Cun ing urges readers to contact dealers or order from Burlington or Albany wholesalers. Goldine sold in many Vermont towns with liquid and tablet forms and laxatives included.
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A. 4. Cuning
Montpelier
Goldine
Mary J. Straus
North Street
Mary Straus
Galdine
Mrs. Coning
East Hardwick
Greensboro Bend
Sheffield
Wheelock
Lyndon Center
Lyndon
Lyndonville
Burke
West Burke
East Burke
Sutton
Concord
North Concord
Burlington, Vt
Gibeon Snow Co
Albany
N. Y
Oreeesray
Lax
Four Die in Train Automobile Crash at Laconia
A fast express struck a light automobile at a railroad crossing near Laconia. Lieutenant-Commander Richardson, his son Fredrick, and Miss Matteson died at the scene. a third passenger died later at the hospital. Young Speare survived briefly. Autopsies were ordered for the other two. The crossing signal and whistle were in use. the car was destroyed. Commander Richardson, a 1880 Naval Academy graduate, served in multiple seas and taught at Annapolis before retiring in 1889.
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Richardson
Fredrick
Matteson
Young Speare
Laconia
Naval Academy
Twenty-First Annual Vermont Knights of Columbus Convention
The Knights of Columbus Vermont convention concluded with 41 initiates in the third degree. Thomas B. Wright of Burlington was re elected state deputy. Other officers include E. J. Howard Bellows Falls secretary Arthur C. Moores Barre treasurer Walter F. Cleary Newport state advocate John J. Smith Rutland state warden John Hennessey Bellows Falls first alternate to national Buffalo Frank A. Brown Montpelier second alternate to national. Rev. Joseph F. Gillis Burlington named chaplain.
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Clee
The
Knights of Columbus
Vermont
Thomas B. Wright
Burlington
E. J. Howard
Bellows Falls
Arthur C. Moores
Barre
Walter F. Cleary
Newport
John J. Smith
Rutland
John ©. Hennessey
Buffalo
Frank A. Brown
Montpelier
Joseph F. Gillis
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