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Newspaper
The Weekly Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1919
Page
5
Vinexs recounts suffering with rheumatism and side back pain after heavy lifting. After trying Purativest Liver Tablets, relief began. he reports improvement and continued use. Advertises trial bottles available from Prue Aives Limited Ogdensburg.
A long list of town visitors, weddings, birthdays, and community events fills a page from Concord’s weekly notes. Residents such as Mrs W Th Bholkett, Amelie, and Millimons are mentioned among visitors from St. Joliet and Lyndonville, with plans for a home wedding and Armistice Day concert. Local librarians boast a grant and reference to Grout’s Memo, while churchgoers, musicians, and school helpers appear in short vignettes, including a Cross drive result and a Newbury visit by Madam Whaten.
Wells River community mourns Goodwin's death at the local hospital after a long illness. The town holds a Homecoming Welcome for Veterans on Nov 12 at Village Hall with a Cross event, banquet, and concert. Nearby residents and families attend, including visitors from Newbury and White River Junction, as well as veterans and dignitaries.
A fragmentary report describes a large ancient mummy unearthed near a river in northeast Silesia. The find is linked to a long extinct species and dated to tens of thousands of years ago, suggesting a significant archaeological discovery.
A stitched paper of local life lists entertainments, church events, dances, weddings, travel to Montpelier, and visits by residents. It notes the happy day for scholarship winners at Boston University, supper gatherings, school and church activities, and various travel and health updates across West Barnet, Danville, and nearby towns.
An ancient, fragmented recap mentions Newbury and Haverhill High School football in a Monday evening hall setting, noting a very slow game tempo and a standout performance by a player named Taylor for Newbury. It records local fans, scores, and a late push from other teams, with broad community chatter and passing references to other town events and dances.
St Johnsbury village residents share news of visitors and departures. Jennie Ramage sends flowers from Washington. Emily Chase and Myrtle Hovey head to California for winter. Local clergy, doctors, and farmers adjust routines as neighbors plan trips and welcome back spring arrivals. A serious accident near town prompts medical care. church services attract many.
Fred Gray of St Johnsbury visited Be Dean's Toeslay with Fred and George Hall as visitors at the home of their parents. Paul Franeek was a visitor at Ansbury Bend Saturday, Marion Hranels visited. Mes. Saevidon Winchester also seen in the area.
Notes describe Mrs Williams and Mrs Annie Reid of Tall River Mie visiting in Ontario California. Mentions a community trip and a winter gathering with Mrs Moulton. Other lines reference various neighbors and local households in a frayed 1930s newspaper style.
Mrs. G. Hyde of Homestead Michigan reports kidney weakness and severe backache eased by Foley Kidney Pills. She says the pills made her feel like a new person after years of fatigue and inability to work. Sold everywhere.
Montpelier officials announce a short deer season with a limit of two deer per hunter: one male and one female allowed, two bucks or two does not apply. Season length and slaughter will depend on ground conditions and weather, with fresh snow aiding some hunters while hindering others.
Iresh based at home of son Archie West in Hartford Connecticut for a few weeks Mia Vera Chase visiting Brightloole Hapital attends to Chase family in town Mrs Dyke closes home for winter, plans Boston trip with daughter Predoyick Johnson Miss Alice Van Dyke enrolls in Worcester domestic science school Dyke sells block and Tom Martin place amid recent real estate moves Lisbons Madeline Chamberlain visits Newark Dazty youth group meets for outings with Monroe North Monroe and Barnet crews Boy Scouts hike with dinners C D Bliss attends Burlington ministers meeting Mrs Hight of Sherbrooke visits Linvey family Leighton at St Johnsbury and Webster of Laconia visits R Mainhasii family Johnsbury trip by Johnson and Marion Arthur Graves hosts visit Mrs Kellogg at home due to her mother’s illness
West Waterford events include Mile Hill birthday celebration with Mrs Parks and Miss Davis at a piano gathering. Residents hear Lon-Legs at St. Johnsbury, attend Armistice ball in Hardwick, and a November King’s Daughters meeting notes a completed quilt for rural mail carrier Dimick. Robert Ilmore visits Craftsbury. Comey and Rose attend Armistice events. Haselton retires from Fairbanks mill in Bakersfield.
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