Bat Haven delights Grace Church audience in St Johnsbury
Grace Church St Johnsbury staged the comedy drama Bat Haven drawing a large audience. Local talent delivered a balanced, professional performance with standout turns by Tev. Ge Scott as the sailor lover and Donal McGregor as Cy Brackett, supported by a strong cast and an accompanying orchestra led by Mrs Jean Stanley Goodvich. Archie Blaly has finished work at the Army BE Smith store and is now at the New Method laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Johnsbury
Jig
Jocal Talen
Bat Haven
New England
Ge Scott
Des
Sailor Boy
Kate
Donal McGregor
Cy Brackett
Hind
George C. Cowling
A. Broilien
Rascal
Dale S. Atwood
Mish
Tilla Johnson
Arabella Wortondyke
Nes Don
Stiles
Téabel Corrow
Bexsie Cummings
Florence Hall
Jean Stanley Goodvich
Archie Blaly
Arthiy BE. Smith
New Method Laundry
Serbian Students Visit St Johnsbury Visit and Tour
A group of four Serbian students on a yearlong course at Vail Agricultural School visited St Johnsbury saturday led by G A Burnham of the Anglicultural school faculty. Visitors Bruno Pajconi Peter Martinoviteh Milosh Zmejanoviteh and Milenki Biliteh explored the Museum and Athenaeum and Caledonia Record office, showing keen interest and quick learning in Bangkeh language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste Tulings
Vail Agricultural School
St. Johnsbury
G. A. Burnham
Angelcultural School
Bruno Pajtoni
Peter Martinoviteh
Montenebring
The
Caledonia Record
School Superintendents In Session Friday
A joint meeting of the school superintendents of Caledonia and Orleans counties met in St. Johnsbury Friday with afternoon and dinner sessions at the St. Johnsbury House. Attendees included H. C. Darling M. E. Daniels G. A. Jamieson L. Dugan Ei. A Hampton C. L. Cowles L. F. Smith W. F. H. Young H. C. Hateliwan and Harvey Burbank. They discussed routine business and plans for the January county teachers convention plus the standard spelling context and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Orleans Counties
St. Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury House
C. Darling
Concord
M. E. Daniels
Lyndonville
G. A. Jamieson
West Turke
Caledonia Farm Bureau Expands Youth Work in County
Thomas Bydley of Burlington and Lelah A Wood met with County Agent Mr Wood to plan a new boys and girls department for the Caledonia Farm Bureau. Lyndon Institute principal Mathewson and Bydley named Lyndonville as headquarters. The department will coordinate 4th grade and other club efforts statewide in Caledonia county.
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Thomas Bydley
Burington
BE. L. Ispally
Burlington
Mathewson
Lyndonville
Lyndon Institute
Lelah A. Wood
Uirent
Department of the
Caledonia Farm Bureau
Ind
Orm Raniood
Caledonia County
Deer Kill Totals From Vermont Counties Reach 2884
Vermont deer kill figures show 2884 animals through December 10 with county counts led by Rutland 67 Washington 48 Windsor 6 and Essex 27. The tally combines additions and prior reports, noting Delayed entries from Dee months.
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Montihlier
Dee
Vermont
Addition
Bonnington
Calelon
Chittenden
Essex
Praklin & Lamoille
Oninge
Orleans
Rutland
Washington
Windhvon
Windsor
South Ryegate Lady Dies at Hanover Hospital
South Ryegate woman Miss Dee of South Ryegate died at Hanover hospital after a illness lasting months. She leaves a husband two sons Hugh and George and two sisters Miss Josephine and Miss Jennette Gibson. Local church member and active TRPT supporter.
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Mis Dee
Pikk
South Ryegate
Manover
Dee
My. Fisk
Hanover
Tupsilay
Der
Mit Fisk
Hugh
George
Josephine
Misa Jienette Gibson
Hugh Gibson
Tr.pt
Shurch
South Myoyate
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Warns of Mail-In Offer
A clipped advertisement promises a trial package from Foley & Co including Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills for pains rheumatism and kidney ailments and cathartic tablets for constipation and biliousness. The notice urges mailing your name and address to receive the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Foley
Dr Fred H. Davis Wins Case In County Court
The jury found for defendant in a 1918 Lyndon suit over alleged neglect of a wife at childbirth. The plaintiff claimed damages. witnesses included Dr B F Stone of Burlington. The mother died two months after birth. the trial featured closing arguments by Warren St Austin and J R Sparles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Randall
Adme
A. Davis
Warren St. Austin
Burlington
J. Rolf Sparles
Fish
Lyndon
B. F. Stone
Burtington
Cadillac Cars to Be Sold in St Johnsbury
Articles filed with the Secretary of State form The Northern Cadillac Co Inc in St Johnsbury to run sales and service for Cadillac cars and parts. RR Wakefield will head the St Johnsbury operation as the chain expands across Vermont and northern New Hampshire. Local reports note new Christmas club payouts and a village caucus set for Jan 7 1920 with meetings at the town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Bennett
Marre
G. J. Miller
White River Junction
J. Ro
Wakefield
St. Johnsbury
Northern Cadillac Co, Inc
Cadillac Motor
Cadillac
New Hampshire
Vermont
St. Johnsbury Company
AEC
Burlington
Mutland
Bennington
Barfe
RR. Wakefield
Chistmas Club
Mechants National Bank
Albert Dekjardins
Somersworth
N. H
Mins Rody
Packard Motor Care
Cadillac Go. Tae
St. John Kwy
Cadillac Motor Cars
Jury disagreed after 30 hours in auto case
The jury reportedly stood 40 to 2 for the plaintiff in the Mt. Hla School versus Haniel T. Gilman case. The Mt. Hla School matter ended with a verdict for the defendant after 20 minutes deliberation, following a late Wednesday morning bring-in. The Randall matter, involving Maud Randall's estate and alleged neglect at childbirth, was heard next with Lyndonville counsel Norton and Seames for the plaintiff and Austin with Porter for the defense, opening Wednesday with Mr. Davie on the stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hla
Haniel T. Gilman
Frank Randall
Adm
Fred He Davis
Plaintif Ax
Maud Randall
Mr. Davie
Fifty two Christmas Gifts For the Price of Only One
Weekly Caledonian offers a festive gift subscription for $1.00 a year, delivering 52 weeks of local news and hometown updates. Established in 1887, under Arthur F. Stone, it remains a sturdy Northern Vermont weekly. Renewal rises to $1.50 after January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian
Vermont
Arthur F. Stone
New England
K of C Man Talks Welfare Work In War Effort
Knight of Columbus secretary from Boston outlines social welfare efforts during the great war. He recounts chaplaincy duties, priestly sacrifices, and K of C aid including job placements for 14 300 service men and 3 600 in Boston. The talk mixes humor and tribute to wartime service.
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Charles
Sandy Chapmady Ek
C. War Secretary
Taines
Coi
Ove Uni
Roy Calder
Honault
Orchextra
Mit Chapman
Powerseas
Knights of Columbus
Jehbabury
Chapman
Chateau Thierry
Fr. Duffy
New York
68Th Regiment
Sam
K. of C
Massachusetts
Boston Common
Christmas Bazaar at Grace Church Lights Up St Johnsbury
Grace Methodist Church hosts a two day Christmas bazaar organized by Mrs Anderson with Christmasey booths on the first floor of the Sunday School rooms. The event features dolls, clothing, gifts, candy, groceries and a tea room with wafers, plus a Friday comedy drama Bar Mav en with a full cast. Proceeds support holiday outreach as volunteers man each table and room.
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St. Johnsbury
Grace Methodist Church
Née Anderson
Staunton
G. F. Goodall
Davis
Edel Fe
Ariel
TI. W. Battles
James A. Impey
Oscar Cummings
Foc
Foan
E Darling
C. F. Boynton
Horace
Anderson
Marehessault
Mix
George Littlefield
Oxmar Ulrich
F. B. Jacques
Guy W. Hill
Florence Clark
Pau Hiram Wopper
Atwood
Hardy Stone
TL God
Scott Leo Bradley
Dale 8
Gideon Graham
Pascal C. A. Brodien
John Wealey
Wiggin
George de Cowlinghes Brackett
Fich
Arabella
Donald McGregor
Mrs Wardell
Mise Dichad
Langs, Clement Family Seek New Home in St Johnsbury
Mrs. Arthur Lang returns from Concord visit to join her family in St Johnsbury, joined by Mr and Mrs Fred Clement of Lebanon New Hampshire who came to make their home here as Mr Clement secures a new position with the C T railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lang
Concord
Fred Clement
Lebanon
N. H
St. Johnsbury
Clement
C. T
Rural Carrier Examination For Essex County
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for Essex county at Concord on June 10 1920 to fill vacancies on rural routes from other post offices in the county. Open to all residents including widows and wives of soldiers and sailors disabled in military service. Application blanks available from the Concord office or the Civil Service Commission in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service] Commission
Essex County
Concord
Kesex County
U. & Civil Service Commission
Washington
Fairbanks Morse to issue common stock
Fairbanks Morse Company plans a $25,000 share issue of common stock without par value. Upon completion 300,000 shares will exchange for 25,000 outstanding preferred shares with $100 par value and 6 percent annual dividends. Remaining shares will be partly sold to employees via installments and partly for raising banking capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Chicago Corporation
St. Johnabury
Jury Verdict Delayed as Fire Hits Juror’s Home
In Frank Randall vs Fred Davis a juror’s home caught fire prompting a brief excusal from the panel. Judge Fish adjourned proceedings until Monday as the trial continued later Friday with outside witnesses testifying. Other docket items include provisional settlement in Manley Allen estate appeal and Meeman vs Farrington and Tr. settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tish
St. Johnsbury
Fish
Grand Isle
T. Allen
Apt
Manley
Woodmen of America State Deputy to Attend Local Initiation
State Deputy George F. Baldwin of the Modern Woodmen of America will preside at a class initiation of 45 new members at Iroquois Camp in Waterbury Tuesday evening. He then meets with Lyndewille lodge officers Wednesday at Clerk N. A Norton’s office. Thursday he attends the Newport Camp consolidation with Memphremagog Camp in Newport, followed by more initiations to this growing lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Baldwin
Modern
Woodmen of America
Iroquois
Waterbury
Lyndewille
N. A Norton
Newport
Memphremagog
Wooder
Avenue House Fire Causes $7000 Loss
Fire severely damaged the New Avenue Hotel in St. Johnsbury early Friday, with about $7000 in losses. The kitchen fire started from the chimney, but swift action by firemen saved the hotel. Landlord Palmer rushed guests and employees to safety, while fire crews confined the blaze to the kitchen and adjoining kitchen addition. Water flooded the dining room and affected the ground floor. the drug store next door sustained minor damage and the hotel plans quick repairs and a partition to separate damaged areas. Continued on page four.
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St. Johnsbury
New Avenue
Bir
Easten Avenue
Toxs
Palmer
Litchin & Lurchin
Moore & Johnson
Nolin Brothers
Shimney
Ugsts
Talmer
Hilshady
Landson Palmer
Awill
C. A. Searles
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HAVEN
Grace Church
Hanover Hospital
Senda
Pale Ab Powers
ST. Jounssury Center
Fred H. Davis
K. OF
Katherine Goodwin
Ida Fourtini
Fairbanks
Barquin
Flynn
Florence Wardell
Smith
Isabel Carrow Hall
Kate Wardell
Tripp
Russie Cumming
Dean
Yell Wortondykn
Devil
Tlhark
Aie Kolbath
Blodgcott Eamens
St. Aces
Fairbanks, Morse Company
Woodsmen OF America
Cel Yost
Brothers
DRY Cleaners
Eastern Avenue
St. Joluebury
Wells River Savings Bank
Wells River,vt
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