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Newspaper

The Weekly Caledonian

Location

Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1920

Page

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Red Cross Tag Day Promoted For Lincoln’s Birthday

Lincoln’s Birthday tomorrow will be celebrated as Red Cross Tag Day with teams of young women and Girl Scouts collecting donations for local relief. Teams listed include captains Mrs B D Seribnes, Mrs FP W Minshall, Mrs Gerald Daniels, and many others across several groups.

Lincoln's Red Cross Red Crass B.D. Seribnes FP. W. Minshall Th A. Patines Cec? Palmer Toon Elly Tinax W. V. Orcutt T. Th. Stanon Mes J. Amey G. F. Woods Red D. Wilcomb Gus Giffin S.A. Mowe W Harris Nellie King Hetry Donahue Missy Annie Hanson

Groton Quarantined On Account of the Flu Epidemic

Health officer Se. C. He Bure advised quarantine at Groton due to rising influenza cases. Twenty known cases noted, one patient gravely ill with pneumonia. no deaths yet. All churches closed and public meetings stopped. Groton and Lunenburg are the only nearby towns quarantined.

Vischet Se. C. He Bure Groton

Thoughtless persons and a note on music in Ecclesiasticus

A fragmentary remark contrasts thoughtless talkers with listeners enjoying music at home. It notes the pest of meddlesome chatter existing for over two centuries and cites Ecclesiasticus advising speak with judgment and not to hinder music.

Walter J Bigelow Mentioned as State Auditor Candidate

The Montpelier correspondent of the Larre Times notes Walter J Bigelow now of Brattleboro is being considered for State Auditor. Bigelow was former night editor of the Burlington Free Press and mayor of Burlington, later editor and owner of the Caledonian in St. Johnsbury, and more recently with the Reformer in Brattleboro. Opposition to Auditor Gates may arise, but Bigelow’s name leads the list for nomination.

Montpelien Larre Times Walter J. Bigelow Brat- Uceboro Mia Bigelow Burlington Free Tees St. Johnsbury Izo the Caledonian Brattleboro Gates Mr. Bigelow

Milk Middleman Profits Topic At Caledonia Meeting

W H Russell of Kirby elected delegate to New England Milk Producers meeting in Boston February 26 27 E I Hallett chosen as special representative to the gmine watherite Pres W R Russell vice pres EB Hallett secretary and treasurer W A Simpson and T O Morrow noted for NE MLP work speaker claimed farmers get under 50 cents of consumer dollar railroads middlemen and speculators take the rest and the NE association grew 66 percent last year reaching about twenty thousand members

Caledonia County New England St. Johnsbury W. H. Russell Kirby New England Association Boston E. I. Hallett St. Johnsbury Center Russell OL Hallett W. A. Simpson Lyndon T Morrow Proginier N. Elm PL. A

Free Clinic for Infantile Paralysis Held at Brightlock Hospital

A free clinic for all infantile paralysis cases will be held at Brightlock hospital on February 1st from 9 a m. Dr Aycock of Burlington the state specialist for fitting appliances and Miss Bertham Weishrod the infantile paralysis nurse for the State Board of Health Burlington will both be present to offer expert advice and help free of charge.

Brightlock Hospital Aycock Burlington Bertham Weishrod State Board of Health Bwrlington

Two Famous Brogues Say Foreign Speech Resembles Pidgin English

Professor Teors explains that imitated English from a foreign individual resembles pidgin English known as Pidgin Bang lish. He cites Benetish of Thins Brietmann and mentions Crowle English and Pennsylvania Dutch as brogues.

Teors

Knights of Columbus Pool Banquet Ends With Tight Victory

The Knights of Columbus annual pool tournament banquet was held last night at the church rooms. Walter F. Palmer presided as toastmaster while Rev. J. O. Sawyer and Rev. M. Mooney spoke. Captain David B. Reggie’s team defeated Capt. J. E. Adily’s squad 1952 to 1958 in a 25-player roster, with music by an orchestra led by Dan Noel. Grand Knight Albert J. Reilly coordinated the event, which featured a six-page program and a prize of a free supper for the winner.

Knights of Columbus Society of St. Aloysius Church Geore W. Caldbeck Walter F .Palmer Avenue Hotel J. O. Sawyer M. Mooney Frank Lanetot Albert Cox Anthoney Mollica James Paine Ernest Laferviere David B. Reggie Ted” Cox Reggie J. E. Adily Dan Noel Albertine Domilde Bernier Marie Cy Geildis Macie Bernier Fiechette Albert J. Reilly Enery Los Tenn Reggie Va Ca'ter Dh LaCroix W. Deroscher M W. J. Cox G. Girgner II Laferviere Gagner A. J. Demers Rt. Martin J. Dumas A. Nolin J. Morgan Drouin Dr. Tierney Gingras F. Lynch G. Lynch Lynch Shastnay W. Boisvert S. Sha

Henry Wright Dies at Home in Passumpsie

Henry Wright died at his Passumpsie home on Tuesday at 11 30 from bronchial pneumonia. Born in Waterford February 7, 1841 his family moved to St Johnsbury when he was three months old. He worked for Fairbanks Seale Co before moving here five years ago and did job work since. He married Martha Wheaton of St Johnsbury in 1899 and four children were born, only son Fred Henry surviving along with brothers George and Warren. Funeral was held Friday at 2 pm officiated by Rev A N Pierce, interment in the family lot. Annie Wright and Mrs Mary Tower of Barton attended.

Henry Wright Passumpsie William Henry Wright Waterford All-Wright St. Johnsbury William Tryphna Woods Wright Fairbanks Seale Co Martha I. Wheaton Fred Henry A. N. Pierce Fred George Warren Annie Wright Mary ‘Tower Barton

Academy Honor Lists And Finger Reception At Academy

The Senior Honor list includes M. EF. Ashton W. H. Beard Miss Olga McClary Miss Avis M Underwood N. G. Per ting dN. Perving Miss Harriet Vernon Miss Miltred J. McCullough Miss Avis M. King Miss Ruth Goss The Junior Honor List features AJL Spencer Miss Georgia Thorn ton EK. F. Macomber Miss Elsie Will Eleanor Stone Stanwood Brooks Miss Forrestine Duke A. E B. Firestone W. E. Legare D. K. Sampson The Sophomore Winner List lists Miss Audi Blodgett Miss Marriet Elliott Miss Lorene A. Mayo Miss Adna Day Miss Emma Ronan Miss Lillian Martin Miss Frances Mitase Miss Alice TL. Reel Miss Katherine Conant Miss Milfred A hinsey The annual finger reception will be held in the Academy Assembly Hall Friday evening Feb 15 at 710 oclock.

M. EF. Ashton W. H. Beard Olga McClary Avis M. Underwood N. G. Perting Perving Harriet Vernon Miltred J. McCullough Avis M. King Ruth Goss Ajl Spencer Georgia Thornton EK. F. Macomber Elsie Will Tse Eleanor Stone Stanwood Brooks Forrestine Duke A. E B. Firestone W. E. Legare D. K. Sampson Audi Blodgett Marriet Elliott Lorene A. Mayo Adna Day Emma Ronan Lillian Martin Frances Mitase Alice TL. Reel Katherine Conant Milfred al Hinsey Academy Assembly Hall

Marrying Mary thrills St Johnsbury crowd in delightful show

A large audience at Colonial Theater for the first performance of Marrying Mary praised the fourth annual St Johnsbury Council production. The musical comedy featured nearly 100 girls, lively songs, strong contrast between love and deception, and a strong cast including Miss Lillian Richards and Harold C. Abbott. The show, set in The Gibson House garden, ends happily as John wins his bride and the estate, with standout numbers The Lone of the Rose and The Cowboy Wedding.

Colonial Theater St. Johnsbury John Gibson Buckskin Ben John Minnie Gibson Ben Mary Gibeon House Lillian Richards Starwood Mr. Calderwood Miss Richards L. Follensby Peter Jones Harold C. Abbott Vermont Ernie Hall Paul Farnham Ool Allen Hunter Thele Rowan Walter Cox Leona Tremblay Dorine Drouin Mi Cox Kathleen Chafee

St Johnsbury Homestead Funds Gavel Gift in Northfield

The St Johnsbury Homestead donated a unique paved memento for the Older Boys conference in Northfield. Vermont officials noted county contributions include a stair banister from Gov Erastus Fairbanks stead in Fairbanks Village and a chair fragment from Cong Porter It Dale’s home near Nasex County.

Yevent Older Boys' Conference Northfield Byron S. Clark Vermont Galedonia County Erastus Fairbanks Orleans County New Port

Heywood auto case settles out of court

The Beck Heywood automobile suit ended Friday when the defendant's attorney for the insurer reached a settlement with the plaintiff. The jury was discharged and the case marked settled and discontinued. Details of the agreement remain private.

Heywood Beck-Heywood Fish Newark Elden W. Gray

Dr Rees Opens Campaign With Large St Johnsbury Audience

Milton Lees of Rochester begins evangelistic services in St Johnsbury with three crowded sessions. Dr Rees urges launching out into the deep, stresses Bible study and prayer, and cites Christian leaders who put faith first. An afternoon address at Globe theater titled Mans Greatest Problem draws an enthusiastic crowd.

DR. Rees Grive Methodist Church St. Johnsbury C. H. Morse Tt. F. A. Toole F. B. Richards A. S. Woodworth George A Martin Mr. Sayers Norwich University Edwina Blodgett St Johnsbury My. Martin Rees Jesus Christ Globe Theater Liv. Rees Glee Club George A. Martin K. Rees Pilate Barabbas Nui Seeon Houston Pennsylvania Sisson

Evangelist Rees Highlights Faith and Times in Evening Meeting

The Rev Dr Rees Hears a Christ centered message urging prayer and Bible study at South Church. He cites modern pressure of speed and divorce while praising evangelistic movements and urging neighbors to attend meetings. The day’s discourse links biblical history to present temptations and stresses a passion for saving souls.

South Church Rees Norwich University Graham White Boston Air Express News City Vaterland Europe Dr. I St. Johnsbury Times Chicago New John Leycorn Noel

Only One Clear Path to Success for Workers

A reflective aphorism states that lasting success comes from deep thinking, cheerful labor, and genuine pleasure in the work undertaken, rejecting the notion that unwilling effort yields achievement. It emphasizes mindset, attitude, and persistent effort as keys to results.

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Wells River Savings Bank Jer,vt Middleman Palmer K. Ofc Fk,” Banquet Addy Academy Notes Colonial St. Johnsbury Homestead Shields Searles C. Ki. Simonton Merbert F. Balch Beck Philip A. Bahrock Margaret N. Heywood Silsby Coryville Clark Gen. Sargent Milton Lees Rochester N. Y Han Wilson Lansing Lloyd George Genessee River Marahal Foeh Adam God
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