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Newspaper
The Weekly Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1919
Page
4
Terms of subscription offer six months or one year to any address in St Johnsbury Vermont and surrounding area. Rates and delivery details noted by the Bt Johnsbury Caledonian Wheelers Division.
The editors critique closures of Castleton and Johnson Normil schools in 2020 and urge selecting a town with rail access and strong educational resources. They argue the new school should offer quality teachers and facilities, including public lore and natural science museums, and posit St Johnsbury as an ideal site.
A motorist who felt wronged by a car ahead pulled alongside and boarded the other vehicle, grabbing the driver by the throat and causing a crash into a telephone pole. One person was injured. The aggressor fled and left no license plate number. The editorial urges writing down a number to identify culprits.
Burlington residents urge federal action to curb prices and stop profiteering as the government and Secretary Baker discuss releasing and distributing surplus food. The debate centers on selling 120 million dollars worth of food to lower living costs and reach consumers quickly.
The Brattleboro Reformer reports that New Hampshire asserts a high water mark on the western Connecticut river claims vast Vermont land and industries. The dispute threatens farming and tax bases, including railways, with potential loss of valuable territory and property.
A Vermont property dispute escalates as New Hampshire seeks to tax the same property and press a federal case in the Supreme Court. Vermont defends its rights while a commission prepares evidence. hearings and proceedings may be delayed but the issue remains central to inter state tax claims. The piece also pokes at high prices, labor costs, and political sparring between parties, with satirical commentary on fashion and consumer costs.
The New York Times column argues that price controls produce mixed effects on living costs. It notes government fixes on bread keep prices steady while leather, coal, and cotton fluctuate. hogs and wheat react when controls loosen. It cites leather makers showing strong profits, and asks who guarantees cheaper bread.
Many travelers suffer distress from disordered stomachs due to travel. Change of food and water causes indigestion and headaches, bloating, sour stomach, and bad breath. Cathartic Tablets act without pain or nausea, with no postive after effects and no pill habit. They are wholesome physic.
A telegram from A Ly Massey of Hyde Park Mass informs that a baby boy was born at the Massey home on Aug 1 and mother and child are doing well. The family includes the baby’s grandparents Mr and Mrs L B Brown of Dy and Mrs Stiles. Local residents visited and traveled to nearby towns with various relatives.
Miss Anna Brickett visits St Johnsbury for several days while families from West Danville and nearby towns gather for visits and holidays. People named include Mr and Mrs Charles Swasey and family, Wallace Ainsworth, Helene Hack, Mrs A J Goss, William Brickett, Raymond Nimm and Donald, Mrs May Hamilton, Mrs Annie Webber, Mika Farrington and several relatives visiting or traveling. The Ovintal club of Lyndonville hosted a dance at Point Comfort with Wilkie's orchestra. Mrs Hya Hunt visits grandparents Mrs Gee Kilhredd. Jennie Allsopp departs for Providence and Indianapolis after weeks at home.
Local residents from Concord and nearby towns make routine visits and returns. Albert Curner and Mrs curls of Lieben New Hampshire visit. Joseph Forest returns from Nashua. J S Clark visits sister in Danville. Mrs Goorie Hastings and Mrs Chaplin travel to St Johnsbury. Mrs Charles Warner returns to Lowell after a stay with brother Albert Dawe. Ruth Hastings visits Littleton. Mra Maule A May travels to St Johnsbury. Aviel Cobleuch and Phylis Therrier seen in town.
Mr and Mrs Freid Spencer visit G W Reeds in Charleston Mei Ruby Hadley returns from Peaks Toland Me Mr and Mrs W H Paris and son visit Daniel Paris Mrs Ida Colfran of Topeka Kans visits relatives in this town Mrs G B Green entertained her Boston niece and Gladys Heath comes for two weeks lawn party at Methodist church nets Luudies Aid a sum James Austin hosts his parents from Belmont Mass Excitement as bridge fire end of the near Uk Depot timber fire caught before extinguished fate unknown
A long roster notes Mr and Mrs Clinton Gary and family at Camp Ki In and Als, Mrs Howard French in Newport, and many local visits. Families from Groton Lyndonville and Boston join Mr and Mrs Ward Bodell, Miss Eliza Belden, and others at homes and in town. Regular Grange meeting set for August 8. numerous social visits span St Johnsbury, Lyndonville, Newport, and nearby towns with extensive travel to households, dinners, and weekend trips.
Recent guests include Mrs. Fred Wood and son Morris of Kigby and Mrs. H Wool and children from Massemspe, Bramhall family from Bristol visiting Olver McCross in Danville, and Miss Lori and Mrs. Cooper. Local weddings, thanks, and town happenings feature multiple family visits, a Concord St. Johnsbury Center game 11 to 15, and notes on travel and gatherings.
Richard entered a field via a sewer on his first trip abroad. A Jersey en(w) was startled by him and let out a loud cry. He retreated from the scene, insisting he was not afraid though the animal kept shouting for a passersby.
Fragmentary note discusses pot size limits and weight ranges, mentioning ounces and Welsh terms. It references a beam run and a meat house split, with a quoted line about packing flats and a family recount of sleeping arrangements on a voyage or trip.
Lyndonville scene filled with visitors and locals from Boston Manchester and St Johnsbury. Families travel for weeks, attend church events and plan beach trips at Stone Pond and Derby. A long list of names, illnesses and homecomings, plus village gatherings at Scott Farnum’s lawn and a Women’s Foreign Missionary meeting accompany recent travels and local reports.
The Honorable Probate Court for Caledonia District orders dated August notice to interested parties in the estate of Henry Fairbanks late of St Johnsbury. Executors’ account will be examined and residues decreed. creditors and claimants must file and appear. Publication in Caledonian weekly for three weeks. Court to sit in St Johnsbury for contest and proof of lawful claims on a stated day.
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