Evening Caledonian Record 1919 Publishing Details
The Evening Caledonian Record, established 1837, is published daily except Sundays by Evening Caledonian Publishing Co. at 125 Eastern Avenue, St. Johnsbury, VT. Editor Herbert A. Smith. Subscription rates are $4 yearly, $2 half year, $1 quarter. carrier delivery 50 cents per month. Associated Press member. copyright reserves reprinting of news and despatches. Entered May 1, 1916 as second-class matter. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1919. More Than a Republican Victory noted in Montpelier Argus.
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Associated Press
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian Record
Death of Delos D. Jones Former St Johnsbury Resident
Delos D. Jones died at his home in Binghamton New York where he had lived since 1882 after leaving St. Johnsbury to lead the Jones Seale works He was born November 6 18 with schooling in St Johnsbury and worked for the B and T Pair banks before moving west He was twice married first to Emily J Powers with three children Chin D died 24 years ago Mrs D W Jenners of Binghamton and Men Winthrop Blodgett of St Johnsbury His second wife Jia Morison died years ago leaving three children Meaod G Preston of Buffalo NY Mrs Mason Lowell of Binghamton Mrs Mareuepite Kennedy of Detroit Mich Miss Blea ney Jones of New York City He had been in poor health for years and resided with his daughter Mrs Lowell Nazal is an ideal nasal ointment adv.
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Delos D. Jones
Delos J. Jones
St. Johnsbury
Binghamton
N. Y
Jones Seale Works
Ma Jones
Cn St. Johnabiry
B. &T. Pairbanks Coy
Une Til
Emily J. Powers
Chin D
D. W. Jenners
Winthrop Blodgett
Jia Morison
Meaod. G. Preston
Buffalo
Mason Lowell
Mareuepite Kennedy
Totroit
Mich
Miss Blea~ney Jones
New York City
Jones
Mes
Lowell
Triumph of law and order over un Americanism in publican Vieto
A brief report notes a triumph of law and order and American ideals against un Americanism and royalty in Massachusetts, highlighting publican Vieto as a symbol of the victory of orderly governance and national norms over perceived subversive forces.
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Publican Vieto
Massachusetts
Law and Order Aid Amerednan
Passumpate Lode and Royal Orders Meeting Schedule
Fraternal notices list multiple Masonic and Royal Arch events. Communication dates include Thursday evenings with 7.30 start times in November December and November 20. Secretaries M M degree, stated convocations and called convocation dates are given with officers named. Palestine Commandery No. 5 K T holds a conclave Tuesday at 7.30 with Order of the Temple work. Large attendance desired and officers Willard V. Orcutt and A M Lang named.
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Bloomfield A. Palmer
H. P
Raymond A. Pearl
Palestine Commandery
No. 5
K. T
Order of the Temple
Willard V. Orcutt
A.M. Lang
St Johnsbury Clergy Declines Move to Orange Universalist Church
Rev Tarall Guy Don Scott announced in the pulpit of the Church of the Messiah Sunday morning that he has decided to decline the call to the Universalist church at Orange, Massachusetts, and will remain with the Johnsbury church.
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Tarall Guy Don Scott
Church of the Messiah
Universalist
Orange
Mass
Johnsbury
Col Benton Gives 25 Dollars to Academy Sports
At a St Johnsbury Academy alumni meeting the dues were raised to 1 a year with three fourths to athletics. On a Boston trip home two alumni discussed boosting Boston alumni support when Do C Benton of Boston handed a 25 check in memory of his brother Jay Benton, a former city editor, to the Alumni Association. The gift, with interest, will yield about a dollar a year for athletics.
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Y v
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Wati
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Jay Benton
Boston Transcript
Local News Highlights from St. Johnsbury
M M Counsell returns from a two week business trip to Chicano New York and Boston. Miss Calista Hackett of Derby Line works at Lougee and Smythe store. Mr and Mrs Clyde Brigham and children from Montpelier visit his sister Mrs George Blake. Mr and Mrs Arthur return from a week in Boston. Mr Sprague enjoyed the Harvard Yale game Saturday at Harvard Stadium. Mrs Waldron has been caring for the children during their visit.
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M. M. Counsell
New York
Boston
Calista Hackett
Derby Line
Lougee and Smythe
Clyde Brigham
Montpelier
George Blakely
Arthur Prac
Sprague
Harvard
Vocational Aid for Disabled Soldiers Visited Local Center
On Wednesday November 19 John son, a representative of the Federal of Vocational Education, spoke to about 25 disabled men in the area. Some had filed training applications months earlier and Johnson assured them that their claims would be pursued.
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Federal of Vocational Education
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