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Newspaper

The Weekly Caledonian

Location

Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1919

Page

2

Caledonia County Fair urged as showcase for farming

In a letter from St. Johnsbury editor Arthur F. Stone the Caledonia County fair is praised for rebuilding and urged to focus on livestock and farm products rather than midway amusements. He calls on farmers to exhibit cattle horses and produce to prove county superiority and encourage farm youth to settle locally.

Leland A. Wood Caledonia Farm Bureau Caledonia County Cary Harriman Vermont

Choice of Vocation for Girls by Miss Cady at Academy

Academy Notes report Miss Mary L. Cady educational secretary for the National Board of YWCA spoke to Academy girls on vocation choice. She urged self-insight and grit, stressing stick-to-itiveness over raw brains, staying in school, and that money or social status should not bar training. She concluded you can be anything you fit for with grit and willpower.

Mary L. Cady National Board of Young Women's Christian Associations the Academy Chpel Miss Cady Gil Ann Airl

Passumpsic Grokige Meeting Notes and Community News

Passumpsic notes reveal a busy fall with visits, quaran tines and weekly meetings. Various residents attend events, while local clubs plan gatherings, entertainments and church services.

Newark Ladies to Meet First Wednesday in November

Newark reports the Ladies Library Association will meet with Mrs Ethel Lapoan on the first Wednesday in November. Mr and Mrs Clayton Ball and children visited Murvin Ball on Sunday. Polley Wallace installed running water at his house and barn. Clyde Bateholder bought a Hodge automobile. W Biswell family traveled to Fitch Bay Quebec for their father’s burial on Sunday. Antiquarian event Friday evening features Mya and Jamie Batehelder in town.

Ladies’ Library Association Ethel Lapoan Clayton Ball Murvin Ball Polley Wallace Clyde Bateholder W. Biswell Fitch Bay Quebec Mya Jamie Batehelder

Local residents arrive and depart amid town notes

West Hartford couple Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kinsey returned home yesterday. Miss Hala Shedd visited St. Johnsbury yesterday, hosted by her uncle E. H. Cowles. Mrs. Nellie F. Gile and daughter Mildred came back from Plainefield FG. Others, including Bullock of Lower Waterford and Henry B. Stone of Lyndon, were in town or visiting on business. Mrs. John W. Tinker returned from Windsor where her daughter Thorne Dadidoon was ill, and Mrs. Davideon accompanied her to the hospital for an operation.

Fred Kinsey West Hartford Conn Hala Shedd St. Johnsbury E. H. Cowles Mixx Greenshore Henry B. Stone Lyndon John W. Tinker Windsor Thorne Dadidoon Davideon

Local Social Notes from St Johnsbury Center and Vicinity

Mrs Violet Bacon visited her mother in Charleston at the start of the week. Mrs Lurm Hutchinson of Stanstead visited her parents. Mrs Earl Daniels of St Johnsbury visited her aunt Mrs Charles Bennett this week. Miss Mildred Berry attended a musical at Peacham Wednesday evening. The EA Strout Farm Agency lists the old Bradbury farm in Sutton for Mr Townsend and son of Magor. Mrs A B Pringle had electric lights installed this week. Miss Lillian Tupper and her aunt Mrs Viola Tupper spent time at West Burke with Mrs Roland Chase. Congregational church services were at 10 45 with the subject The Evidence of a Great People. Mrs M G Tupper left for Brattleboro due to her sister Mrs D E Fresenhagen’s illness. Mrs Viola Tupper and three children visiting Rev M G Tupper returned to Clairmont New Hampshire on Friday.

Violet Bacon Ellen Canning Charleston Lurm Hutchinson Stanstead Delos Bacon Earl Daniels St. Johnsbury Charles Bennett Mildred Berry Peacham EA. Strout Farm TH. S. Drew Old Bradbury Farm Sutton D. E. Fresenhagen Viola Tupper M. G. Tupper Claremont N. H

Quiet wedding in Danville marks family ties

A quiet wedding at the home of Mrs. Elisa Waldo united her daughter Fannie Mary in marriage to Bert Johnson of Danville. The couple wore navy and the ceremony was by Rev. Chauncey A. Adams. Relatives attended, with Lila Perry assisting. refreshments followed as the couple left for a wedding trip to Wiren, N. H.

West Danville Kittredge Lost Barke Harold Swasey Montpelier Charles Swiaxey John Brickett St. Johnsbury Ray Bryer St Johnsbury Clarence Bryer Mr Igen Faclington Passumpsi C. Partington Will Badger Kilmer Badger Passumpsic

Weekend Guests and Village Social Roundup in West Barnet

Margaret Fitzgeralde and Mrs. Fred Fisher hosted visitors in West Barnet along with several couples from nearby towns. The Priveilla Club met at Mrs. John Ray while multiple residents visited James Blain's home and Leonard Roy’s. A Thursday chicken pie supper and program were announced by the church ladies of St Manchester.

West Barnet Margaret Fitzgeralde Fred Fisher Jams Blain Edwin Harvey Il Tren Arthur Roy Priveilla Club John Ray Robert Needham Gana Philip Adams James Blain Abbie Lamphere Thressa Blain Stuart Stevenson Danville

Ancient Admonition on Talking During Music

An old text notes that talkers during performances disturb the audience. It mentions a 2000 year old admonition from the incipit book Ecclesiasticus TM urging restraint and judgment to avoid spoiling the music.

Local Social And Travel Notes From The Week

Homer Bennett helped in a bathroom project last week and guests Fred Rodgers and wife visited Mrs Rodgers' father Chares Kinstin at the town. Oren Graves and Charles Noyes toured Newark for logs while the Province Indian Medicine Co performed evenings at the town hall. W. M. Willey and wife visited Wells River relatives, George A. Roberts shopped in Portland and Boston, Bert Whitney and wife moved into the Fred Hoffman house, Dale Weed with his parents visited Lyndon, Mrs. Dutton returned from seeing her sister in Bridgeport. Mrs. G L Gerry Mrs. A E Weed and Mrs. George Weed were Lyndon visitors last week.

Homer Bennett Fred Rodgers Tandon Wells River George A. Roberts Portland Boston Bert Whitney Fred. Hoffman George Weed Dale George Peak Bridgeport Las G. L. Gerry A. EB. Weed Lyndon Ebecon Mooney Georges Weed Addie Kenniston

Local Notices and Social Bits from Orleanstown

Fred Alhureh purchases Hueh Buchanan block on Main Street with possession to heriven Jah. Mrs Humphrey of Coaticank visits Bert Converse. Mrs A V Chandler celebrates 19th birthday with reception for friends. Ann Jones donates 500 to Clensby Hospital for care of needy. Chautauqua tickets selling well. drawing Monday in Opera Hall. Bailey couple move to Bert Scott's tenement house. Harold McNamlin hosts visiting St Johnsbury guest. Gertrude Darling visiting Derby. Mrs H M Whipple improves. J B Flint and wife move to Teasburg Street house. Mrs Benjamin Alden dies. funeral in Quebec. Mrs Wallace Bowman visits sister in Leominster.

Fred Alhureh Clensby Hospital Allen Rick St. Johnsbury Renmins Quebec Wallace Bowman and Ciuschter Leominster Mass Vise Itings Frank Hall

If Mothers Only Knew Worms Plague Children Says Mothers

A wartime style advertisement warns that thousands of children suffer worms and mothers misjudge symptoms such as constipation sour stomach and vexing fevers. It cites Mrs H N Roberts of Flint Michigan praising Dr True s Elixir as curing her child and urges parents to buy True s Family Laxative and Worm Expeller at local dealers.

H . N. Roberts Asylum Street Flint Mich True Dr. True

Women Sonatera Old Kingabalus Era Virtues Reviewed

Fragmentary OCR describes a 218 A.D. era female ruler or society, noting women confining their constiprations and etiquette practices under an assembly with Binguyatus approval. Describes Kingabalus reigns as marked by gravity extravagance and vice, with references to conferences of the surt.

Ms Enery Uth Dss Binguyatus Mts Kingabalus Wence

Local items from Sheffield and Lyndon area notes

Sheffield residents share health updates and family news as Nettie Fitzpatrick recovers from appendicitis at home. Trade of roles between Irvin Brown and Will Beck affects local store and farm. Several children with whooping cough and visitors from Boston, Lyndon Center, Hyde Park, and Monroe share well wishes for forthcoming nuptials of Miss Ethel Duncan. Funeral of Mrs. Cheney, Mrs. Anna Mitchell and Mrs. Ada Sheldon attend. Community questions electric light from Glover, plus various visits and illnesses noted among residents and visitors.

Nettie Fitzpatrick Miss Bennett St. Johnsbury Irvin Brown Will Beck Mr. Brown Peek Cora Ferguson Boston Charles Sanbury Mary Fletcher David Depp Ethel Duncan Monroe N. H Cheney Henry Mitchell Lyndon Center Anna Mitchell Ada Sheldon Fayette Barber Hy A.sheldon Bil Labay Charles Copps Wallace Roberts Lyndon Institute Frank Aldrich H. P. Simpson Ella Simpson Hyde Park Atwood Will Wyman Sabra Wyman West Burke Bessie Randall Barnet Will Roberts Bernice Roberts E .K. Hill Lyndonville Hill Glover Naraah Barber Randall

James Robinson dies after long Northfield service

James Robinson died at his home in Fairground on 1 1910 at age 67 after years at the Cary Maple Sumar Factory. Born April 24 1844 in Rockport Ireland he came to Northfield with his first wife Eleanor Terrigo in 1871 and later Margaret J MacGillivray. Surviving: two sons Allan H and Fred, two sisters and three brothers. Funeral held Oct 22 at home with burial in Northfield. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and lodges for kindness and flowers.

James Robinson Ion the Fairground Von Gel Seile Rockport Irehiat Northfield Eleanor J. Terrigo St. Johnsbury Eugenee A Gertrude Margaret J. MacGillivray Allan H San Diego Cal Fred Matthew Lyndonville Nathaniel Boltonville Tinamas Mre Toh Wilson David Peifers Aurora

Electric Shotgun Patent Granted For Electrically Fired Device

A patent has been granted for an electric shotgun design. The device uses cartridges that could contain an explosive gas or liquid as well as powder, enabling an electric discharge mechanism.

Foley Mail-Order Health Claim Prompts Household Trial

An old advertisement urges readers to mail a form to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound and related products for coughs pains rheumatism and digestion. It touts nationwide sale and requires name and address.

Foley & Co Sheffield Avenue Chicago Foley Toley

Thrift Cards Display In Windows In St Johnsbury

Thrift campaign in St Johnsbury distributes window cards to women this week. One side reads SALVAGE to signal thrift stamp offers through Junk dealer Fred Bennett of St Johnsbury Center. The other side indicates preferences for thrift stamps or money and notes rural households.

St. Johnsbury Fred Bennett St. Johnsbury Center

West Newbury Social News and Visits

West Newbury notes author Sam Tucker of Bol tonville and family visits at Tucker's. Emma and Clara Tucker joined Sunday guests. Nellie M. Bone returns home from South Eyegate after weeks with G L Tyler. Ladies' Aid planned a cafeteria supper despite stormy weather and held a box supper on Friday. A harvest supper and entertainment are announced with a life saving device project by a Russian inventor.

Sam Tucker Boltonville Tucker Emma Clara Tucker Nellie M. Bone G. L IK Ruselan

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