Lyndonville Shopmen Vote Complicates State Salary Schedules
Montpelier August reports the Board of Control approving most schedules while noting delays in several payroll and office expense adjustments. The update details redesigned accounting, wage warrants, and staffing costs across departments including the State Library and charitable boards with publication delays for the Farm Public Actions book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coin of Agriculture
Forestry Department
Livestock Department
Bank Commissioner
Stite Industrial School
House of Correction
Insurance Commissioner
Marchal Department
Adjutant General State Board of Health & Laboratory of Hygiene
Seargeant
Army
Legislative
Sakiry
Charitiees
Commissioner of Agriculture
Publicity Department
Secretary of State
Mercury Drops Near Freezing Point In Night
A local recap describes a frigid night with temperatures near freezing across town. The coal man remained the happiest figure as shoppers bundled up and a charity outing organized by George C. Cary sent sixty children from the City Mission to Joe's Pond for a four day excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Bingham's
Ehapi
George C. Cary
City Mission
Joe's Pond
Mr. Davy
J. G. Marshall
Mr. Marshall
B.S
Danville
Simpson Brothers Buy Flint Store To Create Pharmacy
Simpson brothers Dean and Dale I Simpson completed a buyout of Dr P R Stiles interest in the Flint Di store on Main Street The store will be renamed Simpson Pharmacy Dean has led the store since the purchase and continues to maintain the existing customer base The brothers plan improvements in service under the new partnership
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Dean Simpson
Dale I. Simpson
PR. Stiles
Flint di
Main Street
Simpson Pharmacy
Ehi
Stilesy
Hoe
Brathens
Stone to Edit The Weekly Caledonian Paper
The management announces Arthur S Stone has been secured to edit the Weekly Caledonian. The paper, long in the Stone family, aims to be the most readable and valuable in Caledonia county at the present price. Valerius Grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur S’. Stone
Caledonian
Caledonia County
Stone
Valeri
Sargent Brothers to Re Organize Orchestra
Paul Sargent returns from Navy service with brother Carlyle L Swpirent to reform their orchestra. The pair have led a large ensemble aboard ships and in concerts across Bermuda Cuba Port au Prince and the Atlantic coast from Boston to Key West. They plan civilian life music at St Johnsbury events aiming to regain local patronage with reputable dances and concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sargent
Servicw
Srt Ne
Carlyle L. Sw Pirent
Couise
Aone Island
Bermuda
Cuba
Athaetic Coast
Boston
Key West
Florida
St. Johnsbury
Sargent Brothers
Homebuyers Grasp on Advertising Leads to Planting Plans
Readers focus on advertised homes during the season as many people plan to buy or own a residence. The piece notes that prospective buyers increasingly consider locations first brought to their attention by ads, shaping how they approach home ownership and neighborhood choices.
Vermont Mural Letter Carriers Convenes in Burton
The state convention of the Vermont Mural Letter Carriers will meet in Burton on August 13 and 14. Congressman Dale is slated to address, a representative from the post office department will speak, and M. M. Taplin of Orleans will discuss before the group. Sessions occur Thursday afternoon in range hall. B. J. Jennies of Burton leads arrangements, with G. N. Knapp of Tinxburg as president and A. A. Webster of West Glover on the executive committee.
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Vermont
Inxocinction
Burton
Dale
Poty
M. M. Taplin
Orleans
AML
Range Hall
Bank Block
B.J. Jennies
G. N. Knapp
Tinxburg
A. A. Webster
West Glover
Dr Gage Elected Delegate to Universal Chiropractic Convention
De Wo A Gage president of the Vermont State Road of Chiropractic Illumination and Registration has been elected delegate to attend a Universal Chiropractic Convention in Davenport. He will depart on the 20th and be away about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Wo A. Gage
Vermont State Road of Chiropractic Illumination and Registration
Davenport
National Guard to be organized in St Johnsbury
Commercial Club directors voted to hire Lieut Stewart to reorganize Company 1 and form a new Vermont National Guard unit in St Johnsbury. Lieut Cheney has recruited over 50 toward the 100 needed, with 28 signups in Lyndonville, including 20 destined for Company D. If recruiting fails, the Armory may close, ending Red Cross meetings and public gatherings.
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Commercial Club
Lieut
Stewart
Vermont National Guard
Cheney
Lyndonville
St.rete
St. Johnsbury
Red Cross
Dagian
New Worcester Teacher Joins St Johnsbury Academy Math Staff
Leroy Peabody of Worcester joins St Johnsbury Academy as mathematics teacher after a year at Worcester Poly Tech. A Norwich University 1915 graduate with an MA from Clark University 1914 he taught at Lehigh University and other schools. He arrives with his family Saturday after three years teaching and is highly recommended by educators.
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Leroy Peabody
Worcester
Mass
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
St. Johnsbury Academy
Peabody
Norwich University
Elass
Clark University
Lehigh University
Clank
Ethan Allen Trail Through St Johnsbury Planned Route
A planned Ethan Allen Trail will run from Bretton Wood to Burlington via St Johnsbury Hardwick Morrisville Cambridge and Essex Junction with blue marked poles. Detours via Smugglers Notch will allow travelers to view New England scenery and the route marks are already in place from Hardwick to Hyde Park. The distance via the detour is slightly longer than the direct path. In St Johnsbury the Prince of Wales arrived and rode through a cheering crowd amid decorated arches.
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Bretton Wood
Burlington
St. Tohnsbury
Hardwick
Morrisville
Cambridge
Essex Junction
Motriaville
Hyde Park
Henry G Ely Dies After Illness At Brightlook Hospital
Henry G Ely of St Johnsbury died at Brightlock Hospital on Thursday evening after an operation for appendicitis. Born June 2, 1842 in Littleton New Hampshire, he had a long career in banking and manufacturing before retiring as a director and manager at Ely Hoo & Fork. He served in the 1st Vermont Regiment in 1862 and lived in Northfield Wisconsin before returning to St Johnsbury. He married Adelaide Newell and leaves his wife four daughters and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the South Church vestry with Rev Poole officiating.
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Henry G. Ely
Brightlock Hospital
Mr. Ely
Littleton
St Johnsbury
Passumpsic
Ely Hoo & Fork Company
American Fork & Hop Company
Ely
Ely Ma
St. Johnsbury
Adelaide Newell
Selim Newell
Northfield
Henry Blysyburg
Hone Pulls
N.Y
Robert Hannah
Fergus Mal Minn
Charles Macwhorter
Chicago
Philip Kastan
Topeka
Kan
Bly
Passumpsle Savings Bank
Chamberlin Post, GA
South Congressional Church
Wic Tiberal
South Church
BP. A. Poole
Methodist Camp Meeting Opens at Riverside Sheldon
The St. Johnsbury district Methodist church institute and camp meeting began at Riverside camp ground in Sheldon on Tuesday morning with closing planned for Sunday August 24. Abroad speakers include Bishop Hughes of Malden Bishop Hamilton of Washington Dy Ld Birney of Buxton University School of Technology Rev VI Vaunt L Vorht of Philadelphia and Rev De George Spencer of Boston. Musician in charge Rev Mason W Sharp of Boston and Mrs Sharp. A Sunday School institute will be held Tuesday and Wednesday followed by the camp meeting with services three times daily.
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Church Institute
St. Johnsbury
The
Methodist Church
Riverside Camp Ground
Sheldon
Hughes
Malden
Bishop Hamilton
Washinton
Ld. Birney
Buxton University School of Technology
VI. Vaunt L. Vorht
Philadelphia
de George Spencer
Boston
Musicia
Mason W. Sharp
Sharp
New England Strikers Hold Fire Awaiting Wider Vote
Railroad shopmen across New England inch toward returns from all sections before a final decision. In Lyndonville and Manchester, workers vote to resume work tomorrow as some unions report partial returns. Train service remains steady though delays persist on the Connecticut & Pussumpsic division.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Lyndonville
New England
Connecticut & Pussumpsic
Enr
Manchester
Nuyhua
Quincy House
Fay
Resul
Ibers
Middlesex
Lowell
Boston & C
Maine
Boston & Alvenils
Bothmitted
Don C Stiles YMCA worker returns home from war
Don C Stiles, longtime YMCA welfare secretary, arrived back in St Johnsbury today after serving in London Paris Coblenz and along the Rhine with the American army of occupation. He will lecture Tuesday night at the Methodist church about his war welfare work and experiences. Stiles praised German civilians and denied YMCA mischarges while stressing a hopeful postwar approach.
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Don C. Stiles
M. CG
St. Johnsburg
Mr. Stiles
M. G
London
Paris
Coblenz
Rhine
Germany
Stiles
United States
Pershing
Judge Morse
Stilesaid
St. Johnsbuey
Coop and Lents Tent Show Seized by Sheriff in Vermont
The Coop and Lents big tent show faced legal trouble after performing in St Johnsbury on August 2. An attachment of $2,000 was placed on the property, and the show agreed to turn over net assets and leave Vermont under sheriff's orders. The troupe moved to Hardwick and Morrisville, failed to pay bills, then collapsed and departed.
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Coop & Lent
St. Johnsbury
Dyew, Shurtlelf, Morris & Oaks
Lancaster
N, IL
Searles & Graves
Carrie A. Bennett
Conway
N. H
M. G. Garfield
Vermont
Hardwick
Stanley Garfield
Morrisville
Apprmitus
Fairgrounds
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Board OF Control
Cary
Joe’s Pond
Simpson Bros
Flint
Barton
DR. Gage
Iowa
National Guard
New Academy
Ethan Allen
ST. Johnsury
Prince of Wales
ST. Jon
Brightlook
St. J
Methodist Camp Meeting
Billerica
New Hampshire
YMCA
Sheriff's Hands
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