Box Ball Scores From Maxoute Tie Ball Tournament
Team No. 7 defeated Team No. 9 in a close Maxoute tournament match at Toiple Mon day evening. Scoring gear and play details are incomplete from the damaged text.
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Newspaper
The Weekly Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1919
Page
6
Team No. 7 defeated Team No. 9 in a close Maxoute tournament match at Toiple Mon day evening. Scoring gear and play details are incomplete from the damaged text.
North Walden reports Tavael Domey taking a month long vacation from Valley Creamery with a day trip to Lawrence Massachusetts to visit his sister Florence Vallenesu yt. Divi Stevens reportedly arrived safely in Los Angeles California. Mr Stevens once age not listed attended the town function. Mr and Mrs John Sisisott and daughter Leona visited relatives in Mavriwick Sunday. Shatney family moved to Eilers and Miss Hattie Warden works for Mrs FE W Orton. BH Moore spent Friday in Chottbury.
The Evening Caledonian invites active boys from Lyndonville Barton Barnet East Barnet Passumpsic McIndoes Monroe East Ryegate Wells River Newbury Bradford Orleans Danville Hardwick East Hardwick West Burke St Johnsbury Center to submit their names. A local representative will call on interested applicants.
A chaotic scene unfolds when teams clash in a noon scrimmage. Players rally with rapid passes and heavy tackles as the ball moves across the field. Coaches shout instructions while the crowd buzzes with anticipation for the next play and potential scoring moments.
An advertisement style fragment claims Jolutss bumenes and Ridney Pills ease rheumatic pains swollen joints backache and kidney bladder trouble. It asserts relief after ten years of suffering and promotes broad availability of the remedy.
Classified notice offering positions for attendants at the Vermont State Hospital for the Insane Waterbury and Orleans areas. Includes training for nurses and a wood business proposition from Thr Cole Studio. Also mentions life insurance solicitations and general employment pitches.
A man named I Y A discusses life in Russia, detailing conditions under Bolshevik influence, worker and peasant struggles, and hopes for American aid. He describes mobilization, political tension, and the people's mixed optimism about Russia's future amid conflict and reform efforts.
The article details parcel post growth at the post office, noting year to date totals and weights. It cites 2,704 parcels received, pounds measured, and deductions for distance, with delivery and box service figures. The period covers late year to October, highlighting continued steady increases and notable staff activity.
The Ladies Circle of the University held its annual meeting, naming Mrs. J A Wilcox to greet Summer street and electing officers including Mrs Clifford and Mrs William. Other officers: treasurer Mrs Eugene Lennies, and committee chairs Mrs C P French and Mrs Lucy Hovey. Chowder suppers are planned with Mus Augusta Oyees and Mrs A W Babcock among organizers.
Mrs P F Hazen dies Monday morning at her home on Highhind Avenue in St Johnsbury after long illness. She was a longtime resident, active in the North ehveh church and several civic groups, remembered for kindness, generosity, and leadership in the Woman's Club and Holyoke College connections. The town mourns her loss, noting her cheerful presence and helpful nature.
A broken OCR text describes a mother and children grateful after an incident in Boston. It references a late Maisie and a dispatch to Wt FL, mentions Hind penhib Wel Hens Wier Ahoy Welle, and includes confusing medical and digestive symptoms. The fragmentary content suggests a misread column about a family’s gratitude and local events.
A private funeral service will be held at the family home on Wednesday afternoon, followed by a service at North Church in the evening. The ceremony honors a well loved person with lifelong ties to the community.
The Equal Sullive Leaue gathered in Wo wan' Club House parlors with Miss Gite Rouse and others speaking. The discussion focused on taxation, fundraising, and medical inspections, with questions from attendees. Members planned a social to raise funds to support League work and defray expenses.
Readers share updates on residents returning home from visits in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. News includes plans for a families aid society event, a note on Mr and Mrs Young returning to Orleans, a legal matter about Ishind Pond heirs, and health updates with scarlet fever and upcoming tonsil surgery for Reginald Lamere.
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