Memorial for Horace Greely at the Old Home
Memorial service held at the Old Home in East Poultney honors Horace Greely. The Vermont Press Association met at Pavilion Hotel with about 40 members and guests discussing journalism and memorial customs. Governor Clement Knut, Governor Stone, Speaker Dana, and John Weeks attended as officers were elected W C Belknap president C E Crane secretary treasurer and Roy Johnson and William Dudley Pelley named new members.
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Vermont Press Association
Pavilion Hotel
Snap
Howard L. Hindley
Buli Vw’ . Crocket
Burlington
Waterbury
Randolph
Frankly Bunnington
Crane
Whitehill of
Pelley
Clement Kut
Stone
Dana
John Fi. Weeks
W. C. Belknap
Bellows Falls
C. E. Crane
Middlebury
William Dudley Pelley
St Jonhsbury
Roy Johnson
Rescues Transport Montose and Berwyn Aid Westhaven at Sea
The Baltimore Sun recounts Ensign Clarence A. Noyes’s last trip to France aboard Montoso. Montose and Berwyn towed the distressed Westhaven to Bermuda after a 33 day voyage under brutal seas. Amid fuel scarcity the crews kept power and hulls intact, reaching Bermuda as a storm raged.
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Baltimore Sun
France
Clarence A. Noyes
St. Johnsbury
U. S
Montoso
Montose
Berwyn
Brest
Westhaven
Bermuda
Ves‘j
Prouty Family Seeks Damages In Multi-Party Auto Collision Suit
Mrs Mace Prouty widow of former governor seeks 300000 for the death of Sage Prouty. C T R suit for 337000 filed by Nijow against G H Prout over a collision near Ascot Quebec Aug 19 1918. Chauffeur W Blay sues for 30000 for injuries. Grand Trunk property and Vermont secretary of state served as part of proceedings.
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Trunk Railroad
Island Pond
Vermont
North Danville social notes and town events
North Danville residents host visitors and members of local groups. Officers were installed by Deputy Florence Stanton at the 3. and D. of L. meeting. Grange to hold Week's hall supper and masquerade next Friday. Ladies Aid and other village gatherings listed with names, visits, and activities across Yassumpsie Lyndonville Danville Easton St. Johnsbury and Walden communities.
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Warwick Smith
Yassumpsie
Harley Blodgett
Laila Blodgett
William McDowell
Louise Guyette
Lyndonville
G. N. Johnson’s
Florence Stanton
D. of L
Association
Clara Clifford
Guy Wright
Celia Adams
Florence Clifford
Edith Plant
Arthur Emmons
Clarence Pinkham
William Clement
Janet
Ernest Devenger
Danville
Eva Duclos
St. Johnsbury
James Stevens
Frank Bickford
Danville Friay
Belle Ward
Pasumpsic
Benjamin Ward
Will Badger
Evander Brown
Easton, N
Marriages and village notices brighten Lunenburg pages
Agnes Dodge and George G Temple wed at Salem Massachusetts on Thursday. Imelda Veun and Lawrence Dodge marry at Rev G T Douglas’s home in Lunenburg, then reside with Edwin Judge. Albert Lewis returns to town after discharge, welcomed by neighbors. Deaths include Albert Growney Gregory. funeral in Lyndonville. Various village updates detail illnesses, relocations, and a barn fire on Capitol Mill Road.
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Agnes Dodge
Ameaster
George G. Temple
Salem
Mass
Wnenburg
Stepot Street
G. T. Souglas
Lunenburg
Edwin Judge
Albert Lewis
Hattie Smith
Sundsay
McGraw
Breitling
Columnus
Texas
Hare
Maple Pass
Rio Grande
Greitling
Hang Pike
Tvs
Etta Turner
Suits Against Railroad Over Crossing Bell Signal
The cases charge negligence by the railroad for failing to repair a bell signal at a crossing in Newport. Papers were issued from Farman & Frouty, Newport, with suits returnable at the May term in Windsor. The complaints say the auto occupants stopped 25 feet from the crossing and listened for a bell during a foggy early morning fatality.
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United States
Windsor
Farman & Frouty
Newport
Bonus to Soldiers under 1919 Revenue Act section 1406
The 1919 Revenue Act authorizes a $60 bonus for officers soldiers and nurses upon honorable separation from active service. Entitlement applies to those discharged after February 24 1919. heirs are excluded. Eligible veterans must file with Zone Finance Officer Washington DC if late to receive a final paycheck and discharge documents. It may take time to issue thousands of checks.
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Temon Building
Washington, D. C
Washington, PD. C
War talk and social notes from New Thanpestore
Mrs Walter Tilton spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J EB Parker in New Thanpestore. A J Gose was in town last Tuesday. Mrs George Kittrelee and Madine Hunt visited Walden and Eugene Kittredge. Private Huch Clifford of L002 M G Battalion 26th Division of St Johns bury gave a noteworthy church talk on the war last Sunday.
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New Thanpestore
Walter Tilton
J. EB. Parker
A. J. Gose
Tesday
George Kittrelee
Madine Hunt
Walden
Eugene Kittredge
Huch Cliford
M. G
St. Johnsbury
East St Johnsbury Community News and Farewell Party
Mrs. Charles Owens spent last week with friends in St. Johnsbury. Due to lack of work J A Winslow Maurice Page and Raymond Locke are among those laid off from Fairbanks Selk factory. Mrs B K Graves broke her wrist in a fall Sunday. A reception honored Mr and Mrs G W Dodge at the church vestry Friday evening. They received gifts including a pyrox caesar ole set with silver, a cut glass and silver cheese set, a silver cake server, and carnations. Pastor Rev J New ton Perrin officiated. sandwiches cake and coffee were served. A pleasant social hour followed. This was a farewell party as Mr and Mrs Dodge prepare to move to Massachusetts.
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Alvin Thompson
Annie Smith Simonds
Murray Dodge
Flora Houston
Rochester
Jennie Powers J
Lancaster
Charlotte Bronson
W. M. Bronson
Fred Curtis
Fitzdale
Fitzdale Paper Co
Lunenburg
Nagarve Pournier
Richard
Littleton
M. J. Bowker
Charles W. Steele
Swift Co
St. Johnsbury
Karl O. Balch
W. E. Balch
I. M. Astle
Whitefield
Alby Pater
George Covey
Cal
Elmer Riches
Henry Jowell
Heman Norris
Apital Mill
Judson Olcott
Atary
Ft Stuart
Warren. Simonds
Oscar Willson
Hittleton
Willson
Maxima Colby
Wilbur Ball
Harland Ball
Lancastey
Walter Mouton
W. M. Pond
Ivy Pond
Will Wentworth
Mire
Amanda Wentworth
Ava
John Palmer
Wentworth
Lunenburg Mile
Cora Gee
Master Clifford
W. R. Ball
Julian Ball
South Lunenburg
Charles Owens
J. A. Winslow
Maurice Page
Raymond Locke
Fairbanks Sele
B. K. Graves
G. W. Dodge
J. Newton Perrin
Mrs. Dodge
Massachusetts
Ornge Taylor
Harvey Lyford
Ormin Hooker
Lucien Minelow
St. Polinsbury
Thaugeaiss
Fia Welch
Marshfield
Alex Warden
Orange "Taylor
Charles Moree
No. Denville
Sam
Pittcd
Theresa
the Beautiful
Marvy Pitchfork
Trestram Tynheart
Francis Bushwhacker
Madame Adamant
Marjorie Parker
Phantom
Lila Tanner
Creditor
Douglas Fairshines
Maid
Verina Wa
Withlund
Miss Mather
Bather
Aces Davis
Miss White
Kitty Baker
A. Mackay
Gertrude Benson
Miss Lamb
Annna Edwards
Miss Rowe
Kethe McCain
M. Mackay
Lewis Jrouse
Barret
Mere Sam
Henry Bradley
Henry Villa
Hyde Park
Mass
Woalliam
Barnet
Farmer
St. John
Fred Pollard
Willian Morse
Wilbur Blodpett
Montpelier
Annie Killin
Susan W. Renfrew
Anni Renfrew
Garfields Dirling
C. F. Emerson
Kinervson
Alt
Oy Folecienen
Kierson
Myon
William Martin
N. M. Wheelery
Mark Abbott
W. Ty Thorne
Will Havtie
Albert Achilles
Garfield Darling
Paul Morrison
Henry Roy
Morrison
Mr Laird
Charles Choate
Ruby Morrison
Leland A. Wool
Er. R. Mackay
Marion Mackay
William Marlin
Singing of America
Elizabeth Parker
T. A. Carlson
Kate Hutchinson
Anna Renfrew
Burns Abbott
Orman Hooker
Brightlock Hospital
Allen Bartlett
Harvey
Ewells Pond
Frank Crane
Danville
Henry Holton
George Chamberlain
Fraudulent Mail Offer Promises Money Return
A dated solicitation urges readers to cut out a mail-in coupon and enclose payment for a trial package of patent medicines including Honey and Tar Compound Foley kidney pills and cathartic tablets. The ad emphasizes mail response and promises money value.
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Aley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Foley
Sugar makers count taps as Warm weather boosts activity
Peachi am Ornge Taylor and others report the past week’s warm spell has spurred sugar making with a few sap pipes tapped and wood runs observed. Local families deal with illness and hospital visits while town meetings proceed quietly naming town officials and a new road commissioner.
Local vote on wetness provokes town debate and laughter
In St Ohmie a municipal meeting sparked a humorous yet pointed discussion on alcohol prohibition and a public sale in Liners community. The piece laments a prank environment and warns that consequences may extend beyond the town as residents reflect on government precedents and personal responsibility.
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St. Ohmie
Comijn Fy
Yesterndy
St. Dolhtsbury
Pig Club Contest Planned for Caledonia Youths
Caledonia County Teom Bureau announces a pig club contest open to youths under 18. Enrollment by June 1, feeding at least one pig four months old by then, with pigs shown at a September 1 County round-up in St Johnsbury. Each exhibitor must keep a feed record and complete “How I Raised My Pig” story before June 1.
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Caledonia County
St. Johnsbury
Snl
March W. C. T. U. Meeting At Methodist Church
The March W C T U meeting convened at the Methodist church on Saturday March 8 with Mrs Elsie M Kinrvey presiding. Rev A B Woodworth led devotional prayer and spoke on Foot prints of the Pioneers tracing temperance history from Dr Benjamin Rush to the Anti Saloon League. Letters on the National W C T U Tuberculosis campaign were read and Vermont W C T U apportionment set at 6000 dollars. Two new members Elizabeth McFarlin and Anna Gibson joined, flowers were sent to Mrs T P Parrell who is ill, and an old love story remark closed the item.
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Methodist Church
Elsie M. Kinrvey
Benjamin Rush
American Society For the Promotion of Temperance
Massachusetts Medical Society
Washingtonian
Order of Gone Templars
Prohibition
Anti- Saloon League
Lyman Bucher
Neal Dow
Columbus
Willard
Vermont
Elizabeth McFarlin
Anna Gibson
Union
T. P. Parrell
St Johnsbury License Vote Letter Sparks Debate
A citizen letter to the Evening Caledonians editor questions the March 6 editorial on temperance and the St Johnsbury wet vote. The writer cites low turnout, quotes residents opposing the Sheppard amendment, and argues the town’s sentiment may differ from the editorial. The missive urges reconsideration and offers to supply filler ideas for the paper.
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Bennington
St. Johnsbury
Dea
St Johnsbury Declared Only Wet Town in Caledonia
St Johnsbury retains the status of the only wet town in Caledonia County after Tuesday's election. The vote record shows the town approving licenses, marking a notable shift in local policy for 191. Details of the license tally follow for towns in the county.
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St. Johnsbury
Caledonia County
Counly
Fragmented OCR: local notice on elt id di atief
Fragmentary OCR text from a local item mentions an issue with an elt id di atief. No clear names dates or places are readable. The readable fragment suggests a clerical or filing error but lacks sufficient context to identify parties or actions.
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Cascara
Horace Greely
Poultney
Aete Besari
C.T.R
Nijow
G. H. Prout
Deas
Ao Chiulheny
North
Eva Powers
Florence Forbes
Theodora Gadapee
Lyndon
Dick Langma
Ted
Alvin Stimgon’s
Perley Pearce
Milo
Matthew’s
Louise Swett
Frank Swett
William Hamilton
Tarle Adams
Pearhany
Harry Adams
Burl Langmaid
Satiayrtae Winen
Stanton
Gilbert Hastings
David Hickland
Lakeside House
Montwelier
A. J. Goss
Fanny Waldo
Gregory
Geowory
Albert Guerory
Bor
Stanbridge
Marion M. Colburn
Burton
Maweh
Tvl
Divine
Albert H
Harry V
Charles S
Providence
Manuel
Waren A. Gregory
Summerville
Mr. Gregory
Weerbeville
Concord
Weatfield
Lowell
Holkind
Movenn
East Burke
Mast Haven
Albany
Luonenburg
Hloomfield
Ella (Bedell) Meveill
Montpelieu
East ST. Johnsbury
PIG Club
Caledonia Farm Bureau
Woodworth
Caledonian
Evening Caledonians
Lier Sirz
Lara
Jennie
Davidson
Nike
Vox
Nooner
Burke
Croton
Hinwedlwick
Kirhy
London Newark
Penehan
Kyownty
Sheffield
Stunna
Sutton
Wadden
Witter
Wheelock
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