Ned Livingston Drowns After Disappearance in Newport
Ned Livingston former manager in the True & Blanchard department store in Newport drowned himself in the Lynnsburg river last night while being hunted after a week long disappearance. He attended the Congregational church recently and was unmarried. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 PM at the Congregational Church.
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Ned Livingston
Bavement
True & Blinehard
Newport
Lynsburg
Perons
Ehuseh
Mr. Livingston
Chivel
Trasburg
J. T. Aiken
True & Blanchard Company
Curtis Undertaking Rooms
Congregational Church
Livingston
City Mission debate voices plan to fund YMCA work
A small audience at the YMCA building debated continuing City Mission activities for another year with a possible physical director for the YMCA. Reports showed bills paid and a treasury surplus while pledges neared 275 dollars toward the City Mission. Committees were formed to explore financing and a swimming pool option, with notes on local dairy and livestock statistics.
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YM. C. A
Waterman
City Mission
A& Vox
Eaton
W. B. Baxtman
Mrael G. Marshall
Jesson
Y. M. GC
F. B. Richards
St. Johnsbury
Amon
Messrs
Martin, Poole
Richards
Scott
Woodworth
S. J. Atwood
L. P. Leach
John ¢. Clark
Mr. Waterman
PB. Hazen
Charles W. Steele
F. A. Poole
Church Wedding at St Andrew's for Kathleen Carpenter and Edward Clure
Miss Kathleen Carpenter wed Edwast Hitchmond Clure of Boston at St. Andrew's on Friday night. Rev. Dr. A P Grint officiated as guests, family, and friends looked on. The ceremony featured a full wedding party with organist Leslie Moyles and choirmembers. The couple left for a Boston home after a reception at Dr Cramton's house.
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St. Andrew's Church
Kathleen Carpenter
Edwast Hitchmond Clure
Boston
A. P. Grint
Armistead Hunter Carpenter
Herbert &. Carpenter
James Laird
Montpelier
Edward A. Cramton
Leslie Moyles
Marjorie W. Cramton
Herbert
Carpenter
Theo Gould
Plymouth
N. H
E. Sumney Pratt
Malden
Mass
Herbert 8. Carpenter
St. Johnsbury
Nature Study Classes Start in Rural and Village Schools
Museum notes announce nature study classes beginning this week for rural schools and next week for village schools. A highlighted exhibit is American Ginseng donated by Brother Sylvere of St. Gabriel's. The display lists plants observed from Aug 20 to Sept 8, including wild chamomile, panicled asters, ginseng, and other regional species, with a closing quote about wrongs.
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Sylvere
St. Gabriel's School
Peru
West Danville
St. John’s Wort
Sugar Factory Plan Draws Tax Break Support in St Johnsbury
George C. Cary proposed a large sugar factory in Summerville to employ 50 to 100 men and boost cake sugar production. The Commercial Club voted unanimously to urge ten years of tax exemption if Cary locates here, tying the move to broader aims like housing a State Normal School.
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George C. Cary
Summerville
St. Johnabury
Commercial Club
Pythian Hall
Cary
St. Johnsbury
State Normal School
G. Asselin
Mulph Q. Hamilton
Kenneth J. Kirk
Roy I. Skinner
Dr. V.P. Gengo
Italph J. Sherry
Herbert A. Smith
Impey & Cummings
James B. Campbell
Daniel Noel
Shirley K. Brigham
Canada
Vermont
Ohio
New York
Maine
White River Junction
Rutland
Ad Busteane
Johnsbury
Follensby
Shields
James Cosgrove
Stanley parlor motor car carries patient to Newton Mass
Mr Fowler father of Alvin Noyes travels to Boston from Graniteville in the new parlor car of the Stanley Furniture Co. He fell ill during a visit and is transported on a stretcher with a nurse and his daughter aboard. Stanley driver Juneau piloted the electrically heated limousine. Miles sells Graniteville store. resigns town clerk and treasurer after 18 years.
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Stanely Furniture Co
Newton
Mass
Fowler
Alvin Noyes
Stanley Furniture Company
Boston
Stanley Co
Mrs. Noyes
Mr. Juneau
The
W. H. Miles
Graniteville
Barre
BE. N. Aldrich
Springfield, Mask
Caledonian Publishing Company Subscription Rates
St Johnsbury Vermont newspaper announces subscription prices for six months and one year. Local editor Arthur F. Stone advises mail matter entries and mailing options for addresses. Rates listed: six months and one year at set amounts.
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Hobnsbury Caledonian the Evening Caledonian Publishing Company
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Arthur F. Stone
Lightning Rips Vermont Barns Sees Multiple Blasts
A severe electrical storm strikes Miles Pond Concord and Barnet Vermont causing a fire that destroyed the Fuller Bros. barn at Miles Pond after being struck thrice. The barn housed hay, engines, tools, and livestock saved after heroic fire crew efforts. George G. Marsh of Middlebury is injured but survives, while widespread damage hits trees and buildings in Middlebury and surrounding areas.
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St. Johnabury Mottiy
Puller Bros
Miles Onl
Georgfe FF
Marsh
Hist Vermont Lexiehiture
Middlebury
Barnet
Puller Brow
Miles Pond
Concord
Fuller House
Lambert Hastings
Hazen Lumber Company
Fuller Bros
George G. Marsh
West River Telephone Company
House of Representatives
Water Street
John Herbert
Lalke
Herbert
James Burroughs
Fred Dumas
Joseph Nash
Mr. Dumas
Mr. Burroughs
Editorial Scoffers Attention for St Johnsbury Club
The Commercial Club meeting in Pythian Hall Friday night showcased focused, serious work toward big local goals. Members urged action to attract a sugar plant and the State Normal school, praising town progress and inviting nonmembers to join the effort for Vermont gains.
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Commercial Club
Pythian Hall
St. Johnsbury
Bigge Sugar Plant
State Normal School
Good Roads Praise For Vermont Highway Improvements
In Vermont travelers in the west side and between St Johnsbury and West Danville gain with state and federal road works. The Montpelier region features a sharp curve widened at great cost while other sections see improvements and widening. The Bethlehem route and the Canadian border corridor are praised for excellent conditions as Orleans county starts the first federal highway project this year at about forty thousand dollars. Highway Commissioner Bates and associates receive commendation for their work.
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State
Federal Highway Department
Montpelier
West Danville
St. Johnsbury
Bethlehem
Lake Willoughby
Vermont
Orleans County
Bates
Round Table Meeting Enjoyable Gathering at the Church Vestry
The Missionary Round Table of the North Church held its season opening at the church vestry Monday evening. A delicious supper was served under the committee led by Mrs J Rolf Searles with several other hostesses. Mrs Albert Paine reported on the recent Northfield conference, followed by business matters and a social hour with games.
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Missionary Round Table of
North Church
J. Rolf Searles
Willard V. Orcutt
William A. Ide
F. S. Reed
Homer E. Smith
B. A. Palmer
Misa Allee B. Warden
Albert Paine
Northfield
Mass
Sugar Shortage Hits St Johnsbury and Nation
Sugar shortages sweep St Johnsbury and many areas as old beet crop stocks run dry and West Indies shipments falter due to marine workers strike. George A Zabriskie, president of the US sugar equalization board, warns demand vastly exceeds refiners capacity to supply.
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St. Johnsbury
West Indies
George A. Zabriskie
United States Sugar Equalization Ee
United States
Nator Hitchcock
Nebraska
Zabriskie
Vermont Constitutional Commission Frames Public Input Plan
Gov Clemont appointed Vermont constitutional commission member Alexander Dannette as the body invites public suggestions to the secretary M G Morse in Montpelier. The panel plans to assign amendments for individual study, hold hearings if requested, and appoint an assistant secretary to handle details as Senator Harvey R Kingsley becomes assistant secretary.
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Gov. Clement
Vermont
Alexander Dannettew
M. G. Morse
Montpelier
Robert E. Healy
Bennington
Morse
Harvey R. Kingsley
Rutland
Searchlight Club Holds First Meeting of Year at South Church
The Searchlight Club met at the South church parsonage with about 40 members and friends. Mrs. H. A. Power, the new president, led the business session while Mrs. Albert Paine reported on the summer Missionary conference. Miss Dorothy Brown gave a reading and a wit and poetry contest followed. A Maud Powell violin concert is promised in St. Johnsbury on September 26 with further details to come.
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Search‘Tight Club
F. A. Poole
South Church
H. A. Power
Northfield
Albert Paine
Dorothy Brown
Searchlight Club
St. Johnsbury
Maud Powell
Women Architects Pioneering Serbia Lead City in Field
In Nolprude, the Serbian capital, the first municipality to publicly promote women architects, marking a historic milestone for gender inclusion in urban design.
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Serbia
Nolprude
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Ruthind
Edward R. Clare
Museum Notes
Wells River Savings Bank
Wells River, VT
Wiemhess
Mr. Carywail
Tink EB. Porter
Trani
Mr. Cary
George H. Cross
State Board
Central Normal School
House of Correction
Stone
Athenaeum
Museum
St. Tohnatupy
W. H. Young
J. David E. Porter
P. F. Hazen
Asselin
Harry W. Witters
Arthor P F. Stone
Alexander Dunnett
A. D B. Noyes
Jamenx Coxgrove
Sid
Taina
Rev
F. B. Richards Expressed the Hope That the Social Service — Committee
P.P. Hazen
M. CG. A
P. P. Waterman
Napoleon
William Hohenzollern
Wesley C. Howard
NEW York Herald
St Johsbury Most
Mevonil Elas
John G. Saxe
Commission
Caledonian
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