Two Boys Held Over Burglary Case in St Johnsbury
Walter family in Waterbury village appears before Hospoake municipal court as two youths face burglary charges. State's Attorney Campbell seeks extradition from New York as authorities plan to return the suspects to St Johnsbury for a county court hearing. The case highlights potential long prison terms and board of charities actions if support fails.
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Walter
Newark
Wet Burke
Damoy Tt Campbell
Sheri
Worthey
Jellboy
Jeffrey
Board of Charities and Probation
Barquin
Paina
Albany
N.Y
Nonin
Sherrif Worthen
Altiny
Devan Cnemody
Iyo Bavape
New York
Waginey
St. Johnslung
Weyhal
Mays
Campbell
Ovday Aml
Wov
St. Johnsbury
Clement
Vermont
Gov. Smith
Worthen
Hursday
Hisdie Mcree
Windsor
Legion 18 Incorporation Proposed in Congress
A bill introduced in the House by Major Stoval Co. Johnson of South Dakota would incorporate the American Legion. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. is named as an incorporator. The group seeks to uphold the Constitution, safeguard democracy, promote Americanism, and preserve memories of the Great War while fostering civic duty and social welfare.
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Washington
Congress
Germany
House
Major Stoval Co. Johnson
South Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Amer
United States
Local Men Publish Two New Books in Public Life
Profess or Charles Downer Hazen of Columbia University releases Fifty Years of Europe following his Europe since 1815 classic. Charles Edward Russell, prominent socialite and writer, drafts Bolshevism and the United States for the general public, opposing Bolshevik ideas yet offering hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Downer Hazen
Columbia University
St. Johnsbury
Europe
Charles Edward Russell
United States
Russell
St. Johnsbury Academy
Woodry Elected Head of Vermont Postmasters
Five dozen Vermont postmasters met in Barre at a Knights of Columbus hall for a business session. C S Woodry of Cabot was elected president with J H Fletcher of Hardport as vice president, St Royce of Johnson as secretary and treasurer. Delegates to the Detroit national convention were chosen, and committees on finance and resolutions appointed. Members toured Barre quarries and quarries facilities, with thanks extended to local officials for arranging the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Woodry
St. H. Royce
Detroit
Mich
A. Bonuzzi
Plainfield
C. B. Weston
Bakersfield
Law McAllister
Waitsfield
J. J. Davis
East Fairfield
G. C. Bartlett
Newport Center
J. Brahanan
Trasburig
Barre Board of Trade
Glysson
George W. Gorman
Frank E. Robinson
Vermont
Borden Milk considers new Vermont condensery site
The Borden Milk Corporation weighs a second Vermont condensery site with St Johnsbury among candidates. Richmond currently hosts the only state factory with about one hundred workers. Essex Junction is another possibility as officials seek to avoid fierce competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden Milk Corporation
Vermont
St. Johnsbury
Borden
Richmond
Exsex Junction
Prominent G A R Man L J Cummings Dies in Iowa
L J Cummings a Clinton coal and ice dealer and Civil War veteran dies at the City National Bank building in Clinton Iowa. Born November 16 1845 in Vermont he served in the First Vermont Cavalry under Custer and Sheridan. He and his brother operated Cummings Co. in Clinton and he was active in the General N DR Baker post 88 G A R. He leaves a daughter Cosbi and a son William along with two wives and stepchildren.
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Thesalowine
Towa
Herald of Duly Hi
Cum- Inhies
Carpenter
Hove
Clinton
J. Wesley
Flige Parker Carpenter
W Foul
L. J. Cummings
Mie
Abies Isbt
Une Ibys
City National Bank
Fifth Avenue
Keefe
Wilson Building
Sheridan
Annandale
Libby
W. G. Cummins
Etry Cummings
Cummings& Co
Clineton
Cummings
Cavtia Carpenter
Cumminga
Succes
Clinton G. A. St
Auto Collision Damages Two Vehicles Near North Montpelier
Two autos, a Buick owned by J. R. Swan of St Johnsbury and an Overland by Batists Fumagalli of Barre, collided on a sandy stretch north of North Montpelier. Both sustained damage. Fumagalli’s son was ejected but unharmed. Both cars towed to Barre service station.
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J. R. Swan
St. Johnsbury
Batists Fumagelli
Barre
North Montpelier
Buick
Fumagalli
Arnholm & Dunbar
Leigh Noyes Weds Washington Girl on July Fourth
Commander Leigh Noyes of the destroyer Hiddle married Mrs Sue Webb Spencer in Washington at the Church of the Epiphany. Noyes, born in St Johnsbury, Naval Academy graduate, served with Admiral Mayo and aboard the USS Coatvoy on Hiddle prior to sailing July 1. The ceremony was conducted by Dr Percy Foster Hall in the absence of the rector.
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St Johinsbury
Washington, D. C
Leigh Noyes
Naval Academy
Annnapolis
Admiral Mayo
Admirl Mayo
Coatvoyon
Hiddle
Washington
Church of the Epiphany
Sue Webb Spencer
Navy
Percy Foster Hall
Noyes
Randolph McKim
Alexander Haygner
Milk Cooling Rules Warn Vermont Farmers
An inspector from Boston Health Department reviews dairies in Vermont, notes most milk is handled well but cites several farms for failing to cool milk. A letter to Nortern Vermont creameries instructs them to warn farmers to cool milk to 50 degrees Fahrenheit and to prevent sale of improperly stored milk or cream.
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Borton
Vermont
Health Department
Boston
James C. Jordan
Vermont Nurses Organize for Army Service Recognition
Vermont State Nurses Association joins with nurses from other states to press for fair recognition of army nurses who served quietly and tirelessly in World War I. The appeal frames the issue as simple justice and praises the nurses' superhuman contributions to the nation’s war effort. The note questions Herbert Hoover’s resignation, suggesting familiarity with the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Insurance Men Enjoyable Outing at Fairlee
Northeastern Vermont Association of Insurance Men held its annual outing at Lake Fairlee with a day of fellowship and speeches. Attendees from St Johnsbury Lyndonville Bradford Windham and Fairlee joined A T Noyes of St Johnsbury presiding at a banquet where James Clancy of Boston warned against Bolshevism and urged aid to the national association and U S Chamber. The gathering included numerous speakers and a note of regret over the death of Georg P Moor of St Johnsbury.
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Vermont
A. Th. Noyes
St. Joliebury
James Clancy
Boston
National Council of Insurance Agents
Koler, Carmey and Lilfier
United States Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Murphy
St. Johnsbury
Noyes
Arethur Sprague
Arthur Hawkinson
George Morrill
Myrtie Underwood
Charles Hastings
BE. W. Moore
Lyndonville
Georg P. Moorn
Maine
Gleason Hosts Lincoln Chautauqua Troupe Touring Serene Vermont
Postmaster Gleason entertained Miss Reed's Chautauqua troupe from Lincoln Nebraska on a Vermont outing. The group traveled from St Johnsbury to Willoughby Lake and Westmore Camp for Girls in Orleans, enjoying beaches and camp sights. Members Swenson Sisters M Fenry Upton and Kobi the boy violinist accompanied the party. The guests praised Gleason for his generosity and hospitality.
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Arthur TI. Gleason
Miss Reed
St. Johnsbury
Willoughby Lake
Westmore Camp
Orleans
Miksa Reed
Lincoln
Nebraska
Gleason
Mias Reed
Versmont
Prairie
A Willoughby
Willoughby
Big Westmore Camp
Mr. Gleason
Chicken Thieves Strike Rodliff Flock Again
Eleven White Leghorn hens vanish from Walter Rodliff’s coop under the sleeping porch after Mrs Rodliff counted the flock and found the number reduced. The yard wire appeared cut with clippers, suggesting a theft.
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Walter Rodliff
Railroad Wins In Prouty Suit In Vermont Trial
The jury awarded Mrs. Menioita Prouty widow of ex Governor Prouty $20,000 from the Grand Trunk railroad for the fatal crossing incident in Quebec. Attorneys Redmond and Ward Prouty argued the ex Governor’s illness and spending, while Charles A. Prouty defended the railroad. Jury panel included Metcalf of St Johnsbury and Crane of Middlebury. Also a bicycle theft case near Hinesburg led to Ollie Palmer’s guilty plea and a four to six month sentence suspended on probation.
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Mra
Meniotia Prouty
ExeCavernoy Prouty
Bebe Killa
Quebec Province
Yetuynel
Favanan
Dhinmyses
Nakhiy
B. Howe
Jupes Wydlas
Ube
United States
Guarter
Ay Prouty
Decounting
Eastrond
Washington
Grand Trunk
Redmond
Ayyain
Ward Prouty
Will
Prouty
A. Prouty
Howe
Forey
Guy P. Metcalf
St Johnsbury
M. Crane
MeIndoes Falls
John Crosier
Montpelier
A Hutchinson
Gast Train
Farm Buildings Burned Near Burke Hollow
Ray Rosepranks farm buildings about a mile from Burke Hollow were destroyed last Wednesday morning with all contents including three calves and a bull. Rosebrooks family were away tending hay and only saved a mowing machine nine cows and their clothing. Cause unknown. Loss exceeds 5000 with no insurance.
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Ray Rosepranks
Burke Hollow
Mr. Rosebrooks
Beliveau Asselin Wedding at Notre Dame Church
John Asselin of St Johnsbury and Amanda Beliveau of Concord wed at Notre Dame church at 6 30 this morning. Asselin works as a clerk in Asselin Brothers store.
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John Asselin
St. Johnsbury
Amanda Beliveau
Concord
Notre Dame Church
Mr. Aselin
Asselin Brothers
Burke Minister Weds in Montpelier Bride of Rev. J Milo Jellvey
A wedding at Bridport on a Wednesday evening united Rev. J Milo Jellvey of Gast Burke and Miss Gertrude Dyatt of Montpelier. Guests from Virginia Lyndonville and Montpelier attended. The bride, a Middlebury College graduate, teaches Latin at Montpelier High School. The groom, a former Montpelier Seminary student, serves as Methodist pastor in Bloomfield. They plan a brief honeymoon and will return to Bloomfield where he will continue his ministry.
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Jeffrey Marties
Montpelier
Caledonia
Bridport
J. Milo Jellvey
Gast Burke
Gertrude Bi. Dewtt
Montpellier
Julius Russell
Winnie Dratt
Virginia
Dlery Lyndes
Mont=voller Seminary
Middlebury College
Montpelier High School
Jeffrey
Methodist Church
Bloomfield
Kentucky
Clothing drive for Vermont TB center children
The Vermont Tuberculosis Association operates a preventive center at Easex Center in Vermont for at risk children. Evening Caledonian readers are urged to donate outgrown clothing for ages four to fourteen, including undergarments, nightgowns, stockings, shoes, suits, and dresses, or send contributions for the cause to Mrs. A. B. Enright in Bennington, Vermont.
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Easex
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
A. B. Enright
Matbon
Preventorium
Easex Center
Professor of French Joins Middlebury Faculty from Chicago
Dr H P Williamson de Vienne head of Middlebury College summer session has accepted a permanent appointment to the faculty and will reside in Middlebury. He comes to the college from the University of Chicago where he organized the summer program and now leads the French department. Five French boys attended the session.
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Middlebury
Chicago University
H. P. Williamson de Vienne
Middlebury College
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Fairlee
Carney
Misa Reed
Lake Willoughby
Tardwick Hay
Atty Campbell
James Clark
Marwick
Mieioy
Une Hite
My. Paltoy
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Shou
Revere
Ollie Palmer
Hane
Lnter
Pilmer
Randside
Dudge M. G. Mors
Humswick
Ray Rosebrooks
Mortling
Beliveau-Asselin
Burke
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