Raise Better Gardens Seed Catalog Notes
A catalog-like notice lists vegetable seeds and gardening supplies including yellow beans green beans pole beans Gale den Bantam Corn on the car off Uecay White Cob Cory Early Crosby Olds Early Ides Pedigree Peas Laxatoniin Blue Banton Alitakit Thomas Laxton Gradus Dwarf Champion Davie Telephone and Horsford's Market Garden. It mentions bulk seed packets White Onion Sets and sprayers among farm seeds and spicy materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uecay
Crosby
Old's
Alitakit
Thomas Laxton
Champion
Davie Telephone
Horsford
Hove
Divorce Libel Heard In Caledonia County Court
In Vermont Caledonia County Court, Dwight J. Burnham files a divorce libel against Eisie V Burnham alleging intolerable cruelty since 1913 and refusal to live together since 1918, with cohabitation denied since 1919. Publication of notice in St Johnsbury Caledonian is ordered three weeks, last six weeks before December term. The respondent’s location unknown. Proceedings set for December session in St Johnsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aledonia
A. Ui
Klee
Burpham
St. Johnsbury
Caledonia
State of
Vermont
Hug
Caledonha County
Dawighy de Burnham
Hardwick
Moenvitley
Caledonian
St. Johnabury
Paul
Caledon
Quublis
Johnsbury
Caledonia County Court
County of Caledonia
A.D. WI
Dwight J. Burnham
St. Johnbury
Albro FP. Nichols
Porter, Witters & Hagyey
Mrs Dennis E May obituary notes family ties and service
The obituary for Mrs Dennis E May highlights her long residence in Concord and St Johnsbury, her five children Preston, Emily, Richard, Dorothy, Robert, and Ninquevite Weston, and five standehutdeen. it recalls her roles as a church member, Red Cross worker, and longtime community figure. She died Wednesday afternoon at Mt Pleasant street home after a yearlong illness, and her surviving relatives include husband Lennie J May, who died in 1900s, and others in Burlington and St Johnsbury.
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Snl
Richard Cy Lirken
Ron Munnely A. Voule
Noyal Bute
Tanpral Tron
Carl A. Weston
Hinwtang
Wverett
Abe
Hyde
Simiel
Honett
Wateston
Bilin Torlin
Concord
Mira Ove White
Bartots
Fanily
Gillaa Sollwoek
Hobhrdok
Thesteter
Angseline Dudevine
Maweh
Conor
Lennie J. May
Johnsbury
St. Tohnsbury
May
Mt Pleasant Street
Childen
Preston B
Emily Aynes
Richard G. Taken
St. Johnsbury
Viruinie Hy
Mle
Cx A. Weston
Bivlingtons Aloo
Standehutdeen
Dorothy Ba Molen
Robert H. May
St. Dohnabayy
Ninquevite M
Bleuiny Weston
Buplingtons Mix
Routh Congregational
Tong Us Health
Red Cross
Chambers Tin We RC
Owler of Odd Fellows Convenes Session in Burlington
The 1919 Owler of Odd Fellows convention opened in Burlington with 44 members present. Officers elected include President George I. Metcalf of Brattleboro as vice president Col Kandres of Bennington as secretary Mayotte Milley of Brattleboro Har Staples of Brattleboro and Major W. Somers of Burlington as chief of the gun. The program featured a parade at the Patriarchs Grand Militant drill and a University of Vermont decoration ceremony at the gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian
Burlington
The
Owler of Odd Fellows
R Ec
George I. Metcalf
Brattlehay
Kandres
Bennington
Mayotte Milley
Brattleboro
Staples
TW. Somers
Johns Huty
Patriarehs
Tech
University of Vermont
University
Chiae Hell
The Old Sergeant's Story and War Remembrances
Letters and excerpts recount Sergeant Clarke Madden of the 30th Infantry, battles at Belleau Wood and the Argonne, and a vivid survivor’s account. Private Arthur Carl Birch dies of tubercular meningitis after service from Camp Green to France, then return to U.S. Army hospital care. Funeral and burial details follow in Sawyerville and related obituaries note Kingston Birch’s death with family ties in St Johnsbury.
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Philiert
Belleau Woods
Clatoan
Thierry
Fredhabun
Maris
St. Mihiel
Argonne Drive
Anil
Birch
Arthur Carl Birch
Kineston Birch
Amway
Uniedea Aay
Parke Hill
Boxton
We Birch
Sawvyery Ile
M Q
Ritiwaton
Elizabeth — Graham Birch
Ceorge Birch
G. TL. Taylor
St. Johnsbur
Bivch
Co. Infinitoy
Camp Green
France
Greenhut Hospital
New York
U.S. A
Academy Loses to Lisbon in Rough Diamond Contest
Lisbon defeated St Johnsbury 8 to 2 as Saints fielded a weakened lineup missing three regulars. Key hits by Heck and Cutting sparked St Johnsbury while Leavitt and Wright led Lisbon. Seven errors aided the visitors in a decisive seventh inning rally and eighth inning burst. Umpire Tiler. Time one hour thirty minutes.
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Lesitine
Lisbon
Tean Mide
Asinn
Bern
Jokebary
Lowell
Wright
Beck
Cutting
Hut
Academy
Ling
Lanpher
Hong
St. Johnsbury
Thnee
Saints
Heck
Cutie
Leavitt
Clough
Poe
Conrad
Tishop
Wricht
Coates
Bom
Hollenbeck
Velno
Webb
Totile
Ellie
Wii
Tiler
Millennial Fancy Ball Draws 120 Couples and Town Delegations
In a decorated Armory setting the fancy ball featured 120 couples on the floor with an eight piece orchestra. Senior Counselor J. Harvie praised the event, while Roy Calderwood led the arranging committee and Brightlock Hospital Aid Association served ice cream and water for charity. Delegations from Derby, Lyndonville, Hardwick, and nearby towns attended, with funds benefiting Brightlock Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameria
Burroughs
Poul
Mes
Feark J. Harvie
Arangements
Roy Calderwoo
Fay Reed
Wre
Don Mooney
Avelie Wilcomb
Cowles
Arthur G. Sprague
Athentyace
Fem Derby
Jonesy Hunt
Rawten
Lyndonville
Kittleton
Hardwick
Brightlock
Muy
Ancient Nestlework and early church embroidery traditions
The piece traces early Brivis needlework and the role of women in medieval church linen making across Europe. It highlights handmaids of the church and noble ladies like Matilda as contributors to reedlework and decorative textiles in antiquity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woghind
Europe
Quero
Matilda
Walter Gould Davis remembered as Argentine meteorology pioneer
Vornerly Danville resident Walter Gould Davis, famed meteorologist and long time head of the Argentine Meteorological Service, died on April at his Danville homestead. His career included directing the service from 1872, expanding the South Orkney station network, and shaping global weather observation practices. He mentored noted scientists and earned a place on the International Meteorological Committee. His death marks the loss of a leading figure in meteorology and a generous colleague. A family notice and a separate court recess update follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vornerly
Danville
Weikly
Ueexenting
Republic
Walter Gould Hvis
Apelseh
Hamestead
Benin
Gould
Avgentitus
Saul
Davis
Diwis
Orkney
Chelvanece
MKM
South Orkneys
ML E Fnally Boon
Soentine — Mitrovolories
Laude
Dials
Helys
FH Bigelow
The
Weather Bureau
Argentina
HH. Clayton
1 Hill Observatory
Department of
Morecakte
Burnos Amor
Avgentine Meteorological Service
Walter Gouldavis
Reinald Werrenrath to Sing at Colonial Theatre May 20
Reinald Werrenrath, son of George Werrenrath, a noted Danish tenor turned Brooklyn-born baritone, has built a stellar career in opera and oratorio. He studied under Dutt and Stevens, first gained prominence at Worcester Music Festival in 1907, and in recent seasons has sung major roles at the Metropolitan Opera while drawing acclaim for Bach interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinald Werrenrath
Colonial Theatre
George Werrenrath
America
Brooklyn
N. Y
Reinald Worvenath
New York University
Carl Dutt
Percy Stevens
Werrenrath
Worcester
Mass
New York Oratorio Society
Poston Symphony Orchestra
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Wco
Class honors awarded at junior high graduation
The graduating class of the Junior High was honored in chapel Friday morning with scholarships for the two years of the Junior High course. First Honor went to Lillian Lucas, Second Honor to Margaret Ricker, and Third Honor to Charles Malam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Lucas
Margaret Ricker
Charles Malam
Probate Notice of Walter G. Davis Will in Vermont
The Probate Court of Caledonia District holds in St. Johnsbury on May 13 1919 a will purported to be Walter G. Davis late of Danville deceased for probate. It is ordered that May 31 1919 be set for proving the instrument and notice to all concerned via three weekly Caledonian publications. Open court to contest probate if you have cause.
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Holden
St. Johnsbury
Walter
Davis
Danville
Caledonian
St. Johns Bury
A. D
Walter P. Smith
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A. E. Counsell & Son
Eisie V. Burnhaor
Leit Burnham
K Junesi
Dennis E. May
C. F
Gram
Soldien
U.S
Svitton
Diekman
Alang
John 8
Madden
Tam Sou
Ehrich
Love
Clarke
Gond
Swinoya Ad
Ball
Hentiougn
Gould Davis
Ee Tee. Ward
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Thicave
Foley
Windham County
Lavelle
Central Vermont Railway
Supreme Court
Haselton
Sev
Standard Oig Company OF
Walter G. Davis
State OF Vermont
District of Caledonia
Es. G. Davis
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