Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Auto Damage Suit
The case of Philip K. Beck versus Mrs Miyvyivet N Neywood ended without a decision after a weeklong trial. The jury reported they could not agree after two sessions and were discharged by Judge Fish. Plaintiffs seek damages for severe arm injuries from a 1916 car accident near Fish Hatchery Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy Holly
Philip K. Beck
Miyvyivet N. Neywood
Ile Fish Hatchery Road
Fish
Seales
Seales &Aves
J.J. Sarrent
J. G. Leavens
Ludlow
Stickney
Sarwent & Skeels Aml
A. Shields
St. Johnsbury
Ile
Firemen battle major blaze at McLeod mill five stream attack
Chief Mivy Maailen reports eleven streams used at the A. H. W. McLeod mill fire as hoses wore through by horses. Five agencies kept on duty. eight on last night, six today. Hundreds view ruins while commendations pour in for firefighters and citizens’ aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mivy Maailen
Johnsbury
A. HW. McLeod Mill
Fieb
Missle
Priday
Marden
Detective Work in Orleans and Essex Counties
Secretary W. T. L. Jeffrey requests hick to state prison for parole breach by Bill Bedell of Greensboro. Bedell linked to multiple Greensboro store breaks with Dennis Aldrich. loot recovered at boarding house. Bedell, a former parolee, faces a year and a half more. quomp of notes mentions arson confession by Laroche and accomplice in Island Pond. James Mullins, Pullman conductor, convicted of perjury in a Montpelier smuggling case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. TL. Jeffrey
State Board of Probation
Hick
Bill Bedell
Greensboro
Brown
J. Gk. Wood
Jeffrey
Bedell
Dennis Aldrich
Dedoll
Ife
Quincy
Mauss
Island Pond
Laroche
Grand Trunk
Taroche
Wood Agency
Broadwell
Washington County
Essex County
Fruilty
Powell
James Mullins
Howe
Montpelier
Only Real Monument From Snnglitt Quote
A quotation by Snnglitt asserts that true monuments belong to those who do not seek them and have already erected monuments in the minds and memories of people. The remark emphasizes selfless or earned recognition over vanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snnglitt
Fire at A. I. McLeod Milling Co. plant in St Johnsbury
A January night blaze partially destroyed the A I McLeod Milling Co. plant in St Johnsbury with losses estimated at 60 000 to 65 000 dollars. Building machinery stock and fourteen elevator bins were affected as firemen saved adjacent structures. Manager Edgar R Brown said rebuilding would begin soon and insurance would cover most losses. The mill site holds historical ties to early town industry.
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A. I. McLeod Milling Company
St. Johnsbury
Suomi
Edgar R. Brown
Caledonian Record
A. IL. McLeod
Crown
Brown
McLeod
O. W. Hooker & Son
Reitys
S. J. Somerville
Henry W. Ellis
North Church
A. H. McLeod Millings Co
McLeod Mill
Jonathan Arnold
Arnold Falls
James Ramsey
Ramsey
Angus H. McLeod
J. H. Brooks
Arthur R. Brooks
I. L. Brown
Berkshire Coal & Grain Company
North Adams
Masa
8. T. Donahoe
Williams & Donahoe
Boston
Wugar R. Brown
R. L. Brown
Mr. Donahoe
Fifty two Christmas Gifts For the Price of One
An offer promotes 52 issues of the Weekly Caledonian for $1.00 per year as a Christmas gift. The paper, established in 1837 and edited by Arthur F. Stone, claims sturdy New England weeklies traditions and notes a price rise to $1.50 after January 1st. Subscriptions are urged to renew promptly.
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Caledonian
Vermont
Arthur F. Stone
New England
Memorial Service by Elks Lodge in St Johnsbury
The St Johnsbury Lodge No. 1349 Elks held their annual memorial service in the Odd Fellows hall with large attendance. J. Stoff Searles gave the address. music by Sargent's orchestra. ceremony led by C. Roy Calderwood and lodge officers. Memorials honored deceased members Henry A. Folsom Arthur B. Cary and Albert F. Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury Lodge
Elks
Odd Fellows Hall
J. Stoff Searles
Sargent
C. Roy Calderwood
Calderwood
Harry W.witters
Frederick O. Moore
HW. P. Olivers
W. A. Ricker
F. W. Mingoon
Walter Palmer
Henry A. Folsom
Arthur B. Cary
St. Johnsbury
Albert F. Gilmore
Derby
Bagley
Esquire
Collins A. Brodien
Searles
Paul Farnham
J. Rolf Searles
Lodge
Thei
Arthur KE. Carr
Albert I. Gilmore
Power Plant Projected at 15 Mile Falls
Boston engineer Ruth from Stone and Webster inspects preliminary dam work at Fifteen Mile Falls Vermont for a planned hydro electric plant. If funded and markets found, a concrete dam could be built in 1920 generating up to 70,000 horsepower and powering nearby mills and factories with electric energy.
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CW. Ruth
Boston
Stone & Webster
Waterford
Fifteen Mile Falls
Vemont
Melnidocs
MecIndoes
McIndoes
Connecticut
Henry Fori
MeIndoes
Caledonian Recon
Island Pond Deer Hunter Killed After Accidental Shot
Alexander McKee a Grand Trunk conductor was fatally wounded by a hunter on the Tete Road in Wenlock, near Island Pond. Charles Whitehill and Hunt fired at a deer. McKee was hit in the abdomen, survived two hours before dying during surgery in Sherbrooke hospital. An autopsy followed and the shooter gave a full statement to the States Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McKee
Grand Trunk, Railroad
Sherbrooke
Wenlock
Oringe FE
Charleston
Tete Road
Hunt
Charles Whitehill
Savage
McKee
Island Pond
Sherbrooke Hospital
Lynch
Island Ton
Stone
Claire R. Powell
Death of Mrs Harrington in Charlestown Massachusetts
Mrs Rosie Harrington widow of Samuel Harrington of Walden died Friday at her daughter Mrs Nelson M Wood’s home in Charlestown. The body lay in state at St Johns burial for Mt Pleasant Cemetery interment with prayers at the grave by Rev George A Martin. Attendants included Nelson M Wood and Mrs Deb and Mrs Fred R Kimball. Survived by daughter Mrs Nelson M Wood son Fred Harrington and brother Fred R Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie $. Harrington
Samuel Hareington
Walden
Navy
Nelson M. Wood
Charlestown
Mass
St. Johnsbury
Mt. Pleasant
George A. Martin
de and
Mes
Fred R. Kimball
Lyndon
League Ballot Urges Clear Public Stance on Peace Treaty
The League of Enforce Peace led by Taft calls for a national newspaper ballot to gauge public desire for compromise on the Peace Treaty. Northeastern Vermont readers are urged to participate and mail back signed ballots to the League via this newspaper. The piece notes 28 nations signed the Paris Covenant, with U S ratification failing in a Senate split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Enforce
William T Howard Taft
League
Washington
Caledonian Record
Plad
Vermont
Paris
Germany
League of Nations
County Bar Holds Banquet and Meeting in St Johnsbury
The Caledonia County Bar Association held its annual meeting at the New Avenue hotel in St Johnsbury with an excellent supper by Landlord Palmer. Judge Frank L. Fish spoke on the amenities of the law and the role of bar organizations as officers and members were announced.
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Caledonia County Bar Association
New Avenue
St. Johnsbury
Palmer
Walter A. Dutten
Hirdwick
Frank L. Fish
Walter P. Smith
Alexander Dunnett
Chrles A. Shields
Bernard J. Mulcahy
Walter A. Dutton
J. Rolfe Searles
Guy W. Hill
David FE. Porter
James B. Campbell
Harry W. Witters
David E. Conant
Oscar L. Shepard
Dutton
Caledonia County
A.D. Kimball
A. B. Thomas
Handwick
P. A. Smith
Groton
Harry Blodgett
Harvey Burbank
Brian Brown
David §. Conant
Sumner E. Darling Jr
W. A. Dutton
George C. Frye
Joseph Fairbanks
Joseph T. Gleason
Arthur L. Graves
Hugh W. Hastings
Harland B. Howe
Henry C. Ide
Jutten A. Lonamoore
Melvin G. Morse
Albro F. Nichols
Nathan A. Norton
Frank M. Page
David E. Porter
Loren F E. Partridge
Samuel
Judge Fish
American Bar Association
Russell
England
Saratoga
Montreal
Lord Haldane
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Heywood-Beck
Big Fife
Orleans
Essex Counties
Mcleod Selling
Elks Lodge
Leage
DRY Cleaners
Eastern Avenue
County Bar
Smith
Mulcahy
The
Wells River Savings Bank
Wells River,vt
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