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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1919
Page
4
Local notice page from Evening Caledonian Publishing Co. St Johnsbury Vermont outlines daily publication, pricing, delivery, and AP rights. Includes advertisement for a cataract deafness cure claiming a $100 reward and a medical claim for Hall's Catarrh Medicine.
Mrs Mies Amad and Stanton of St Johnsbury Grocery Co visited North Danville with Mr and Mrs George Stanton. Mrs Underwood hosted a Wednesday whist gathering with 1 attendees. First prizes went to Mrs LA Bigelow and Tivin Wilkes. Refreshments and merriment followed the event.
Thanksgiving guests from out of town joined locals at the Newport House for a turkey dinner. Ninety five people attended a banquet of elaborate courses with music by Burroughs Orchestra. Manager A M Bowen earned compliments for the event and furthered the hotel's dining and lodging quality with his efforts.
Mrs Hudson Marshbank reports two years of severe dyspepsia with constant pains after meals and bitter regurgitation. She says doctors failed to help until she started taking Rui It Actives or Raid Liver Tablets made from fruit juices. The medicine reportedly improved her condition when others did not. Sold in boxes of six for $2.00 with a trial size available from Peult-A-Dly Bid Limited in Udensburg, New York.
Mr and Mrs Earl Greer of Newbury hosted Mr and Mrs ALE Ashcraft on Thursday. William Sprague of Dartmouth visited his aunt Miss Maud H Sprague during Thanksgiving recess. Parl Stevens of Burlington visited his mother Mrs Mow. Grace Unity Club planned a Newark meeting at Grace Methodist Church parlor tonight. The Standard Office truck went to Albany for the winter. George C Cary returned home from a business trip through the west. N M Scott of Barton spent Thursday with his sons Amos W and Frank A Scott, returning Friday.
Advertisement seeks men and women for census clerk posts paying 95 dollars monthly. examinations in St Johnsbury on December 10 and January 7. Requests free particulars from Leonid, former Government Examiner, 1173 Equitable Building, Washington DC. Also notes a lost auto chain incident near Tarner and St Johnsbury and a local entertainment listing at 26 Central 480.
Team No 5 and Team No 2 finished a close box ball clash with 586 total points. Both sides posted high totals across pins and scores, highlighting a balanced contest between rival squads.
Passampsle Lodge No 27 B A 2 Regular Commit evening Dec 4 Birney L Hall W BL Fred H Dolloff Secretary Haswell Royal Arch Chapter No 11 Stated Convocation Friday evening Dec 12 at 7 20 Bloomfield A Palmer EK H P Raymond A Pe A Palestine Commandery No 5 KT Stated Conclave Tu evening Dec 2 at 7 30 Work Or Temple Large attendance desired Willard V Orcutt E Com A M Lang Recorder
Donald Steadman travels to Maine for Thanksgiving. Miss Millon in Lewiston hosts. Miss Vuyhn in Worcester for holidays. Miss Root in Craftsbury. Mik Ellen Migeon at Lancaster home. The Charlotte Malvhanks Cottage closes Monday. Most students home. Olga McChoy with sister in Lewiston. Others with relatives. Miss Perry teaching in Auburn. Mandolin and Glee clubs entertained at Masonic party. Janet Spermy recovering at Mrs. French’s. Girls basketball resume at Y M C A gym led by Ruth Parker. Alumni issue out with poems and alumni news. Violet Pike praised on staff.
Herbert A Wilcox and Myron E Smith spend the week in Granby hunting leaving Saturday. Mr and Mrs Guy Lindsay attended the Masonic dance at the Temple Thursday night. Aubrey Gray of Lyndonville was a guest of Mr and Mrs Charles Locke Thursday. Mrs Elmer Belledix visiting her son J Dean Corley at Colebrook. Benjamin Masse spent past few days in Burton. Clifford and family and Silas J Burbank visited their sister Mrs Jerry Bunyan in Danville Thursday. Mr and Mrs Warren Wright and Mrs George Weight spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Henry Wright at Passumpsic. Abbie McCarty will spend the weekend with Mrs Oscar Station at Danville. Mr and Mrs Charles Smith and daughter at Albany were here Thursday to visit his sister Mrs L S Miner. Miss Bernice Dean of White River Junction spent a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs W Kinney. Thursday they were guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Atwood at East Barnet. Miss Dean.
Andrew Moonie of Baltimore visited his mother Mrs. Kate Moore and brothers in White River Junction on Friday. Raymond Warthens of Newbury stayed Thursday with his parents. Wilbur Warthen and Harold Hale of Newbury visited EB Sargent and his wife Thursday.
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