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Newspaper
The Weekly Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
4
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Editorial critiques on leisure during wartime, German propaganda, and home front life. It chides the public for complacency while noting civic taxes, labor, and daily domestic concerns. The piece blends humor and social commentary, hinting at readying for work, pets as moral gods, and rural puns about gardening and chores.
A Brattleboro Reformer editorial harshly critiques the delay in Governor Graham’s trial, arguing innocence until proved guilty and noting a troubling public admiration for theft. It contrasts harsh punishment with ordinary penalties and condemns the misguided mindset that excuses crime.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions crime and restraint but contains many garbled phrases, no identifiable persons, places, or events, and cannot yield a coherent news item.
A fragmented political op ed urges keeping cool during upheaval, arguing fear fuels Bolshevism and drastic remedies. It recalls Civil War chaos, asserts recovery comes with steady effort, and warns against sensational reports while stressing patience and faith in gradual societal healing.
A Newport report notes Odd Pellaws Lekwhy attending First Congregational Church for a Sunday sermon by Rev. Le A Edwards, then memorial services at West Derby cemetery. The Anchor Club of Boston Masons plans an outing to Newport, Owls Head, with reception and dance at the Club House, returning on the evening train.
The piece records wedding wishes for a couple and lists attendees from Manchester and Montreal. It notes visiting relatives in North Hyde Park and Darehester, a Montreal visitor enjoying vacation, and a hospital operation in St Johnsbury. Also details I O O F memorial service planned for Sunday and church activities at the Second Baptist and Darehester Baptist churches with times and topics.
Mrs Charles Bean of Newport visits Mrs Dr Rewell this week. Mrs D Cleasby and daughters Doris and Virginia visit her sister in Lisbon. Archia Kipp visits relatives in Wolcott. Mrs Bachand and daughter take rooms with Mrs Chamberlin. Eva Morner of Northfield visiting EB Mathews has returned home. Mrs Hoyt of Lyndonville spends Thursday with cousin Mrs Ad die Chamberlin. Mr and Mrs Converse and Fred Hunt on a fishing trip in Canada. Professor Sheldon of OHS leaves for Fair Haven. Mrs Ladd of Lyndonville guests Mrs I St Cook. Quiet wedding at Auguste Bennetts with son Fred Bennet and Mrs Johanne Donaldson of Burke. they travel to Willoughby Lake for over Sunday. EH Reosk and wife of Johnsbury visit relatives. Mrs Gladys Joslyn of Greenfield Massachusetts visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Winger. Mr Joslyn will return.
Greensboro visitors Maude OBrien and daughter Belle informally visit relatives in Fayston. George Kine sells his farm to Hardwick parties and moves to Homer Hartson’s house on South Main Street. Mr Germann observed at Caspian Lake House. another barber expected next week. Cuthbertson and daughter Truth attend funeral in Manchester NH. Henry Patterson of Cambridge visited Willey family. Andrew Wiley reception held with refreshments. Village stores now open daily through July and August. Kaiser visited Buxton to buy two Jersey cows, delivered by auto truck. Mrs John C Stone and Montclair NY children are at their country home.
Fragmented Local items record Mrs Edward Hayes at Waterbury and Mayes new Fort touring, Mrs Mary Allen visiting New Penn, J He Pope and Huxel visiting Concord, Mrs Olly Griffin cared for by Mrs Will Grif fin, Mrs Merrill Utley found resting at home June 6, funeral held, Frances Crown of St Johns visiting, Will Piper from Rock Island Canada returning to Givensboro Bend.
West Danville residents and relatives gathered for weekend visits and family time. Archie Freeman and family from Barre visited his sister Mya, while J C Parvington of Passumpsic saw his son G C Parvington. Others included Hazel and Edith Ayer with I G Ayer, Anni Brickett returning home from West Barnet, and Carl Woods visiting Elmer War Sinton's home in Peacham.
Social visits abound as Trey Adams and families from Danville and nearby towns gather at Clement's and Wheaton's. Mrs Nettie Burbank's illness is noted, Thelma Burbank teaches in Newbury, a Neponset style supper is planned for June 2 with beans cakes and coffee. A deaness reception follows. Fred Sanborn visits his mother, and James Cassidy hosts. Graduation exercises set for June 22 at the Baptist church.
Passumpsic Mie reports weekend visits at Lyndon with Mr and Mrs. Tax Tracy Tuymer and others. Numerous locals and families are mentioned visiting, returning home, or traveling to Derby and Concord for events. The piece notes school substitutions, illness, and community activities including a Birth of a Nation showing and an upcoming sermon by Rev. Timothy Prescott Frost at Montpelier Seminary.
Mrs A D Bere and her husband marked their golden wedding anniversary at their Westminster West home. Vermont news items report a prosperous Ludlow cheese factory, a fire department upgrade in Rutland, and various local incidents from remington to Barre including thefts and vehicle accidents with resulting damage and injuries.
War Savings activities spread through Middlebury College under Mrs J C Jones and College leaders. Prof Carl Vown Woodbury of Norwich University will speak at a Brattleboro event. Field secretary L Amore and others worked in Addison County. Local firms and residents faced unpaid codes and a wood card shipment from Wilder to Bellows Falls, signaling broad community participation.
Palbot was ordiiis ed at the Baptist church at West Tawlel with four clergy and laymen present for the peencion. Flowy Bond of Brat Uchoro, president of the Baptist state convention, served as moderator and the Key by We A. Mavisen of Burling fol, superintendent.
A clipped obituary style note honors Mrs Waldman of 460 Glenn Avery Hiesine Cah for 32 years of service. The fragment mentions illness relief using Foley's Honey and Tar and references a widow aged 66, with repeated claims of cures for fevers, colds, and grip. The readable text is inconsistent and garbled.
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