Coolidge Urged For President By Vermont Citizen
George O. Gridley of Windsor Vermont urges Governor Calvin Coolidge to be the Republican nominee. The letter praises Coolidge for defending public safety and aligning conservative progressivism. Gridley argues Vermont delegates should back Coolidge at the national convention as a national election likely.
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Caledonian-Record
Trym Cerone
Gridley
Acme Company
Winsor
Vermont
E Manuferet
Sdbvo Caledonian-Recolls
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Wilson
Maxsachusetts
Elvetion
Calyio
George O. Gridley
Windsor
Miss Adwina Thomas Weds Milton Smith in Quiet Home Ceremony
A quiet wedding was held Friday at 4 Elm Street as Miss Adwina Thomas married Milton Smith of West Lebanon N H. Clergy from Grace Methodist Church officiated. The bride, longtime Beale Works employee, will reside in West Lebanon after a trip to Albany and New York City.
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Meaml
Howand Thomas
Elm Street
Feme Adwina
Milton Smith
West Lebanon
N. H. Roy
Googe A.’ Maritin
Grace Methodist — Church
Reverend H D Scott declines call to Orange Universalist church
The Rev Harold Guy Don Scott announced at St Johnsbury Vermont last Sunday that he declines the Orange Universalist parish's call. He cites affection for St. Johnsbury, gratitude for hospitality, and desire to remain in his current church, praising the town and its people while acknowledging the honor of the offer.
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H.D. Scott
Orange
St. Johna Dury
Harold Guy Lon Scott
Tom
St. Johnsbury
Dewey
St. Johns Vie
Mansa
St. Johanbury
Vermont
Thanksgiving Service at the North Church
A union Thanksgiving service will be held next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at North Church. Rev Harold Guy Don Scott of the Church of the Messiah will deliver the address. The offering will benefit Sunset Home.
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Harold Guy Don Scott
Church of the Messiah
Mrs Myra Lord Addresses Woman's Suffrage Club on Thrift
Mrs Myra Lord of Boston spoke at the Woman's Club House on Friday evening under the Woman's Suffrage League. She urged thrift not stinginess, stressing smart spending, saving a portion of income, and making the rest meet needs. She tied thrift and war savings stamps to patriotism and civic duty.
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Myra Lord
Boston
Woman's Club House
Woman's Suffrage League
Hinde
Col Benton Gives $25 For Academy Sports
Col Benton of Boston donated $25 to the St Johnsburg Academy Alumni Association during a June meeting. The dues were raised to $14 yearly with three fourths earmarked for promoting athletics. Benton’s gift honors his late brother Jay Benton, a former city editor, and provides annual interest of about a dollar at four percent.
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St. Johnsburg Academy
Alumni Association
Boston
Col
RE. C. Benton
N Nitive
Guildhall
Col. Benton
Jay Benton
Academy
Creamery Improvements at Bradford Boost Local Trade
Lyndonville Creamery Association undertakes extensive plant upgrades at Bradford to expand business. A new feet storage building for Ramanola cheese, a ventilated heated basement with 20 000 Ths capacity, and upper storage area are planned. Ramanola, made by Greek Cheese Makers, is air rubbed daily and destined for the station trade. Daily output targets 500 Ths of ten pound wheels. A new by 0 feet refrigerating plant replaces the old ice house, and a three-truck storage shed is being erected.
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Bradford
Lyndonville Creamery Association
Braford
Eheamory
Special Instructor for Company D Detailed Army Instructor Henry J Soret
Rich, an instructor in the regular U S Army, is detailed to the St Johnsbury armory to instruct Company 1. He arrives from Fort Renny Georgia after four months as an officer and men instructor at mobilization camps. Rich has served ten years in the United States, including the Philippines, and is skilled in all armament handling from Springfield rifles to heavy siege pieces. He graduated from the School of Fire at Fort Sill Oklahoma. His home is Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
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School of Fire
Fort Sill
Okla
Froma
Mix
Pittaburg, Pa
Barrett Takes Major China Assignment for Singer Co
A. L. Barrett leaves St Johnsbury for five years in China to promote Singer Sewing Machine Co business. He sails from Vancouver aboard the Empress of Russia on November 27 after being guided by M. Tatra of Stanley Furniture Co. Barrett expresses regret at leaving and praises his mentor. He is described as a rising young man from St Johnsbury who has made a big position for himself in the outside world.
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Thavid — Frechette
A. L. Barrett
China
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Barrett
Frochette
Arile
Vancouver
Young Barrett
Chicago
Ad M. Tatra
Th Stanley Furniture Co
St Johnsbury
Mr. Barrett
Mr. Tatra
St. Johnabury
War Savings Certificates Issued at Post Office
Postmaster A T Gleason received from the department 100 war savings certificates increasing the local supply. The certificates sell this month for 84.40 and redeemable in 1924 at Florida. Lost or stolen certificates can be replicated without loss. The post office reports strong trade in war savings stamps and certificates, with more certificates being cashed than bought currently.
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A. T. Gleason
Seven Russians in St Johnsbury case linked to immigration
An account from Montpelier details a Newport immigration case involving seven Russians invested in St Johnsbury last summer to aid aliens entering the United States. Oscar Broe, a former Canadian, faces transport to a federal penitentiary in Atlanta for a year and a half on a conspiracy charge.
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St Johnsbury
Newport Immigration
Montpelier
Oscar Broe
Montreal
New York
Lackey
Serbian youths begin year at Vail Agricultural School
Nine Serbian youths arrived Wednesday at Theodore N. Vail Agricultural School for a year long course. Two remain in military uniform. others in civilian clothes learn Haghe language and basic studies. About 40 Serbians previously were sent to America for training to aid Serbia.
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Theodore N. Vail Agricultural School
New York
America
Theaiore N. Vail
Serbia
Lyndonville
Vail
More Enlistments in Uncle Sam's Army
The recruiting station at 41 Railroad Street in St Johnsbury announces three local enlistees. Stanley T. Gates of Mendon Falls, and John A. Gates with Alfred Peake of St Johnsbury join the U S Army. Gates goes to Motor Transportation Corps. the two St Johnsbury boys enter the Signal Corps. All departed Monday for Fort Slocum N Y for training before posting.
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United States Army
Railroad Street
St. Johnsbury
Stanley T. Gates
Melndoes Falls
John A. Gates
Alfred Peake
Gates
Motor Transportation Corps
26Th Division
Signal Corps
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Downey Struck by Fast Train in Newport
L M Downey 40 of Newport was struck by the Air Line train at Newport around 4 PM while walking south on tracks near Tonty Mile Jet Works. He suffered a badly injured leg and body, was taken to St Johnsbury in critical condition after first aid by Drs Longe and Blanchard, with the engineer signaling before stopping.
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L. M. Downey
Newport
Air Line
St. Johnsbury
Longe
Mr. Downey
Downey
Hhimera
B.D. Longe
Fr. Blanchard
de Longe
Sunset Home Pound Party and Open House
Sunset Tome hosts a pound party and open house on Monday afternoon and evening November 24 from 5 to 5 and 7 to 9. Tea in the afternoon, formal program in the evening with Academy orchestra and Mandolin Club under Sean Stanley Goodrich. Vic Dyke’s Home Again and a patriotic dance performed by Miss Milleline Randall. Guests urged to bring a pound of useful items to aid the home, with no strict limit on items beyond practical needs.
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Tome
Academy Orchestra
Mandolin Club
Sean Stanley Goodrich
Mixx Milleline Randall
Vic Dyke
Miss Randall
Irs
Dr Tierney Appointed Local Public Health Service Representative
Dr John P Tierney has been appointed local representative of the United States Public Health Service Bureau of War Risk Insurance. He will examine returned disabled soldiers and was honored for faithful wartime service. He joined the Medical Corps in December 1917, served at Camp Gordon and Bellevue Hospital New York, and led Dakin Carrell treatment at Camp Meade.
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John P. Tierney
United States Public Health Service
Bureau of Way Risk Insurance
Tierney
Horney
Medical Corps
Camp Gordon
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
Buxe Hospital
Camp Meade
Dakin Carrell
Equal Suffrage Club Meets Friday Night
The Equal Suffrage Club met Friday evening with Miss Celia Higgins singing two selections to much enjoyment. Higgins, back from four weeks of training in Boston, performed with Miss Elsie Wild of Burnet. Mrs. Alvin W. Flint spoke on budget systems, suggesting how income can cover needs and create a savings account.
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Equal Suffrage Club
Celia Higgins
Misa Higgins
Boston
Elsie Wild
Burnet
D.C. Jones
Waterbury
Alvin W. Flint
Subscription Price Raised for Weekly Caledonian
Notice announces a price increase effective January 1, 1920. Yearly subscriptions rise to 4.50 dollars. renewals and new subs accepted at 1.00 until that date. After January 1 the annual rate becomes 1.50 dollars due to white paper and circulation costs.
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Caledonian
Golden Wedding Anniversary for Riley C. Hall Couple
Mr and Mrs Riley C Hall of 46 Central Street celebrated their golden wedding Sunday at their son Albertus S Hall's Valley Street home. The family party included 17 relatives and guests. Mr Hall, born in Sheffield 71 years ago, ran a small sawmill and farm before moving here 12 years ago. Mrs Hall, daughter of Rev Robert Barton, was born in Starkshore 68 years ago. They were married November 23, 1860, at Glover. Both in good health, they received gold gifts from children and friends and were warmly congratulated.
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Riley C
Central Street
Albertus S. Hall
Valley St. IL
Albertus
Mall
Kinney
Thyll
Birney L. Hall
Lambert Wayid
Fava Hall
Ward
Walter Elliott
Charles Hall
Vauna
Lambert Wierd
Melia Jones
Alice Misley
Wilbur W. Fare
Hall
Sheffield
Mix. Hall
Central Steent Anl
Robert Barton
Starkshore
Glover
Tey
Scott
Lyndon Center Football Showdown Promises Classic Battle
The Lyndonville campus hosts a major Thanksgiving Day football clash between Vail Agricultural School and Montpelier town team at 2 o'clock. Montpelier brings seasoned players with East pedigree from Dartmouth Colgate and Amherst, while Vail taps Lyndon Institute and town talent. Admission is 40 cents.
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Lyndonville
Thankenivingdy
Lyndon Gemen
Vail Agricultural School
Montpelier Town
Montpelive
Star Core Love
Dartmouth
Colgate
Amherst
Vail
Tvam
Lyndon Institute
Vidmieston
Wall Agricultural School
Dun-ningham
Holbrook
Whipple
Whittenov
Telkey
Cunain
Ferguson
Burns
Wakeford
Stiles
Gaudette
Fitzpatrick
Quarterack
State official corrects deer hunting article
Linus Leaven, State Commissioner of Fish and Game, says a Caledonian article of November 17 misstated open season rules. Only one deer may be taken in the season, any sex except spotted fawns. Season runs from Monday December Ext to December 6 at 5 PM.
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Foe
Vermont
Linus Leavena
Linus
Winter tires last longer and wear better in snow
United States Tire Company tests show tires deliver greater mileage in winter months despite snow and ice. Cold air reduces heat buildup, while careful driving and proper inflation protect tread. Regular front-wheel alignment checks prevent misalignment from rough winter roads and extend tire life.
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United States ‘Tire Company
Ruth Winter
United States
Suppeste
Narrow Escape in Auto Collision at City Junction
At the junction of Eastern Avenue and Pearl Street Friday morning two cars driven by Gilbert Woods and Frank X. Lanetot collided in a near miss. Both drivers and passengers were shaken. cars suffered minor damages, with fender and running board damage to Lanetot and lights and bumper to Woods. Mer. Jametop and family witnessed the near crash.
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Gilbert#. Woods
Frank X. Lanetot
Eastern Avenue
Pearl Street
Mr. Woods
Mer. Jametop
Jy Seison
Woods
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Belgrnae
Rectan
Wae
Thomas
North Church
Academy Sports
Uncle Sam
LM. Downey
Fast Express
Pound
DR. Tierney
Mrs. B.C. Hall
Lyndon Center
Wells River Savings Bank
Wells River,vt
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