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Newspaper

The Weekly Caledonian

Location

Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1919

Page

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Congressmen Dale Right on the Job in St Johnsbury

The Commercial Club seeks extra federal funds for a government building in St Johnsbury Vermont. Porter H Dale informs Mr Stone that the bill will start in the Senate with Senator Birmingham guiding it. The Treasury rejected bids, about 35,000 more is needed, and the matter rests pending.

The Commercial Club Conpressman Porter H. Dale St. Johnsbury Arthu F. Stone Vermont Stone Senate House MiMingham Law A. H. Gleason Lawrence P. Leach Porter H, Dale St. Johnsbury Post J. F P. Woodbury 4 Sons Boxton Edwards & Monahan Co Boston Treasury Department Congress Caledonian Record Dillingham Committee On United States Post Office Saint Johnsbury House of Representatives United States of America

Surprise Miss Julia Hooker Shower Honors Bride to Be

Mrs C H Davis hosted a Halloween themed surprise shower for Miss Julia Hooker in St Johnsbury to honor her forthcoming marriage to Carroll Fox. Friends attended, games and dainty refreshments were shared as gifts were presented, and the bride-to-be enjoyed the unusual evening.

Julia M. Hooker C. H. Davis St. Johnsbury Carroll Fox Miss Hooker

Fairbanks Bowling League Opens Monday Night

The Fairbanks Bowling League will begin its winter 10 pin tournament at Barquin's Allens on Monday night October 27. Six teams feature based on last season averages. season length includes 60 games per team with round robin play and prizes for top scores and averages. A six man all star team will travel to Sherbrooke to face the factory team after season end.

Fairbanks Lewise Barquin Allens Sherbrooke Hams E. Burrows FP. Wright A Logan W. E Gay Ingersoll E. Fuller Legendre B. Ruthbun A. H Hafner Ingersall Drwmsond M. Golentan M. Carr Colburn A. W. Dean G. Howe Gregory W. L. Hull A. Howard M. H. Starr N. C. Ranney W. H. Cox K. J. Kirk L. St. Boyer Bina TF. Emmons F. Goodall J, Clark

Real Estate Booms In McIndoes Area Amid Transfers

The Caledonian Record reports further McIndoes real estate transfers. Martin E Turner’s 165 acre lot between Barnet and Melndoes sold to Boston’s Mr. Wardell for $15,000 with spring possession. Harley E. Pike of Waterford added 15 acres of Manchester land to his holdings and is negotiating for riverfront strips to unite parcels. Rumor says a Boston firm plans a burlap bag factory aided by river and water rights, not tied to Henry Ford’s plant.

Caledonian Record Monteith McIndoes Martin E Turner Barnet Melndoes Mr. Wardell Boston Harley E. Pike Waterford I. J. Johnson Charles H. Manchester la Colley H. J. Johnson Mr. Pike Tra Colby Manchester Milload Mc. van Dyke McTndoes Village Henry Ford

Mrs Prime Wins Divorce Suit in Orleans County Court

Judge Moulton in Newport ruled for Mrs Ada Prime in her divorce suit against Dr Mer Vill Prime of Barton, granting separation on adultery grounds. Alimony pending. trial drew statewide attention with sensational testimony from Barton and Boston witnesses. continuation noted on page five.

Moulton Orleans Newport Ada Prime Mervill FF Barton Prime Will W. Reirden Ferguson Sind Scharton Conant F. L .Goodell Melville Batsis Walter W. Battis Dr. Prime Mra Prime Sheaid Mra. Landy Mra. Williamson Boston Mrs. Landy Mra, Prime Mandy Mountford Street Mra. Prime Carroll Webster Burton Battis Alice Wilkie Sanbornville N. H Walter W

Water strike at Plymouth Creamery well reaches near top

Artesian well at Plymouth Creamery building hits 300 feet with water within 11 feet of the top. A 25 gallon per minute supply, temperature 40 degrees, is secured. J J Woodbury and Sons expect two weeks to finish their part, then machinery installation. The 90 foot chimney is among town’s tallest. Building to be ready for manufacturing near Thanksgiving, with plans to haul milk and cream, and to produce butter cheese and condensed milk.

Plymouth J. J. Woodbury & Sox

Wesley Wesley Endorsed for Caledonia Probate Judge

At the Caledonia Bar Association meeting, Walter W. Wesley was proposed to succeed the late Walter P. Smith as Judge of Probate for the District of Caledonia. Other candidates named were Harry Blodgett Nathan A. Norton and Samuel B. Richardson. The group also formed committees on memorial sketches and on reviving the fee bill. Sixteen members attended with several out of town guests.

Caledonia Bar Association J. Rolfe Searles Harry W. Witters David Walter W. Wesley Walter P. Smith District of Caledonia Harry Blodgett Nathan A. Norton Samuel B. Richardson Sumner E. Darling, Jr Hardwick Harvey Burbank Passumpsie Joseph Gleason N. A. Norton

Sherbrooke Masons Visit St. Johnsbury

Forty three members of Gollen Tale Chapter Royal Arch Masons Sherbrooke were guests of Haswell Chapter No 11 St Johnsbury Saturday and Sunday. The Canadian masons arrived by car and returned Sunday afternoon. A banquet for 135 masons followed at 6 PM. The lodge opened at 8 PM with welcome by B A Palmer. Three Lyndonville candidates received the Royal Arch degree. Speeches by Arthur R Brooks Hazen Arthur G Sprague and Charles W Steele. Sherbrooke speakers Pearson Stevenson Oyson Hearn and Fail. Refreshments served and evening closed with singing led by Collins Brodien and Birney Lash.

Gollen Tale Chapter Royal Arch Masons Sherbrooke Haswell St. Johnbury B. A. Palmer BE. H. P Astell Sherbrooke Lodge St. Johnsbury Lyndonville Arthur R. Brooks P .P. Hazen Arthur G. Sprague Charles W. Steele Messrs Pearson Stevenson Oyson Hearn Fail Collins Brodien Birney L Upung

Card of Thanks From Friszell Family After Bereavement

Mr David Friszell and family express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy after a bereavement. Gratitude also extended to the hospital staff and to all who visited. Signed by Mr D Friszell husband Mrs H W McElreny daughter Mr Fred Frizzell son Miss Lilla Frizzell sister.

David Friszell Alsa D. Friszell H. W. McElreny Fred Frizzell Lilla Frizzell Slater

Fire damages White Birch Farm home on Sunday

Fire discovered around three o'clock Sunday at the White Birch farm formerly Luman Ladd and now Al Blair's. Hired help and Mrs Blair's ten day old son were spared as the main rooms burned. Firefighters from St Johnsbury fought the blaze for about two hours, saving furniture and fixtures while water carried from the brook aided the effort. Insurance covers the house and furniture.

White Birch Luman Ladd al Blair Mr. Bhais Nan J. B. Pierce St. Johnsbury St Johnabury Fire Company Cushman L. Grout Chase Blair

Girl Scouts Demonstrate At Armory Campaign In St Johnsbury

The Gil Scout Campaign in St Johnsbury features all day demonstrations at the Armory on the goals of the Girl Scouts and a 5 30 banquet at South Church. Photo play Golden Eaglet shown at Please A Theatre plus Scout work tied to the program. Two Armory meetings Sunday 7 20 and Monday 8 30 promise interest with free admission. The drive funds support memberships one dollar each or five for five dollars. campaign promotes healthy, patriotic girls and practical character training.

St. Johnsbury Armory South Church Jefly

Barton Auto Thief Caught In Canada After Escape

Clifton Niblock a 22 year old former Windsor prison escapee from Lowell Vermont was captured in Collinsville Canada Tuesday night. He faces charges for stealing a Chalmers from Hawking Bros Barton Auto Exchange Barton last Thursday night and is held at Newport jail after a hearing with State Attorney Frank D. Thompson. Authorities say another man in Sherbrooke implicated in the theft is being sought. Niblock is charged with three automobile thefts since his Windsor escape.

Clifton Niblock Lowell Windsor Collinsville Canada Chalmers Hawking Bros Glover Barton Auto Exchange Barton Niblock Newport Frank D. Thompson Vermont Walker Sherbrooke

Auto Crash in Laconia Ties N H trip to Boston Convention

A Dodge driver Mr. James A Hunter and passengers Mrs. Helen Hunter and Mrs. Ralph Hamblett escaped injury near Laconia while a Nash misjudged a pass. The Nash struck Hunter’s front wheel and fender, tipping the car. The Nash driver admitted fault and aided the group. Hunter 20 mph, no horn warning. They continued to Boston for the New England Bakers convention. The Nash driver halted later to help.

James A. Hunter Summer Street Find Ralph Hamblett Newport Laconia N. H Boston New England Bakers Hunter Lake Winnepausekee Nash Mr. Hunter

Roosevelt Memorial Drive Meeting in Lyndonville

Music hall filled Sunday evening for a Roosevelt memorial drive fund raiser. O. D. Mathewson led. Curtis Rubin Burpee Davis Stevens orchestra provided music. Congregational choir and audience sang America. Clergy speakers praised Roosevelt as boy and man, military career, and writer. Large contributions expected.

Lyndonville O. D. Mathewson Messrs, Curtis Rubin Burpee Davis Stevens America Audiance Mr. Gould H. J. Hinman

Miss Grint's Dancing Classes At Pythian Hall Opened

Miss Mary Grint opened her annual dancing classes at Pythian hall on Saturday afternoon with two long sessions. Twenty four beginners and forty six advanced pupils enrolled. First matches were led by Marshall Miltimore with Ruth Searles and Howard Farmer with Ruth Searles in beginners, and Ronald Burrows with Winifred Randall and James with an unnamed partner in advances. Parents and friends attendance pleased the little dancers. More pupils are expected to enroll in coming weeks.

Mary Grint Pythian Hall Marshall Miltimore Ruth Searles Howard Farmer Ronald Burrows Winifred Randall James

Ford Car Stolen From Henry A. Bryant in Vermont Registry

Henry A. Bryant, a St. Johnsbury estate agent, reported his 1916 five passenger Ford touring car stolen Saturday night. Sheriff Worthen and police have not located it. The car, Vermont registry No. 10998, was left by Chiles Scott in front of the fire station on Easter Avenue while he visited a winery.

Henry A. Bryant St. Johnisbury Rend Sherif Worthen Chiles Scott Easter Avenue Vermont

Also Mentioned on This Page

Congressman Dale Caledonian Julia Hooker Fairbanks League McIndoes Real Mrs. Prime Wesley Cal County Bar Assoc Sherbrooke Masons White Birch Farm Girl Scouts ST. Johnsbury Auto Mrs Hamblett Woman’s Association of the North Church Arthur F. Stone Homer E. Smith Ida P. Brooks Frank H. Taylor Glenn Robinson Chevy Blossom Lillian Richards Cherry Som Mabel Flint A Steele Roosevelt Music Hall U. G Parcel Post Real Square Deal United Colony National Sportsman's Fur Depot Fultonville New York Wells River Savings Bank Wells River,vt
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