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Newspaper
The Weekly Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
2
Montpelier area notes a flurry of visitors and social events as Mrs Nelile Eivard retires to Montrval, families from Sherbrooke to Petersham host gatherings, and the Mission Society holds its monthly meeting. Readers are invited to future mite box openings while locals report travel to Boston Toronto and Montreal for personal or educational reasons.
Fragmentary East Concord Union article lists long roster of visitors, family movements, church happenings, and social calls. Mentions Musicians, mother Penk Senee, and several residents traveling to Manchester, New York, and Washington to attend events. Indicates church services and post signals for a planned gathering next week with evening activities and furlough notes.
Christien Wilson of Clifton claims a groundbreaking automobile engine that runs without batteries and could reach 80 to 100 miles per hour loads, burning kerosene. He backs experiments with a motor company and aims to mass produce cars under $1000, with a trial from Boston to Chicago planned in zero weather.
Cautionary notes on vinegar production warn against air exposure after fermentation begins and advise keeping vessels closed except for necessary venting. Readiness tips emphasize temperature control, proper barrel filling, and avoiding premature pasteurization to prevent spoilage and unwanted bacteria growth.
St Olav s Grammar school once worth 150 now valued at 825000 yet rent remains a hopeful note. The text lurches through garbled phrases naming figures and places, including references to Bryanstotis and Grimshye. Bradley and Us appear as stray names amid unreadable fragments.
Mrs Bhinderby remarks on a grand dinner described as a most presumptuous repast in a Boston transcript. The line suggests humor or satire about wealth and etiquette.
The Wontlee Co of Basu conveyed a large shipment to the Northulop Oy for Barr tation to meet local ice demands as a hot spell looms. Nearby firms coordinated to ensure ample supply, while a Windhill county court case involving H A Davenport against One Vermont National Bank of Brapilehoow centered on stock pledged as securities for notes and claims of misapplication.
The text explains plebiscite as a political term from Latin and outlines the idea of a vote by all electors on specific questions. It cites a 1852 historical example involving Napoleon II and the title semper, noted as a recent cooperative in history.
A dubious fragment discusses what makes a classic, claiming a book must reveal life with dirt and joy in youth, yet the language is garbled. It mentions sympathy for mood, form, and moral refinement, referencing Lowell and contrasting vulgarity with modernity.
Myron Morse and bride visited relatives in Newport Center while May Glen Glidden and family headed home. Burlingston visitors M. M. Kelley and son Robert at the Methodist parsonage. W. Move of I dow and family with Neon visits in Deacon and Me and Mie Ray Guat fin's delige. George Tavesboe family division present week. Anwy Niles and George Arm attend county court at Newport. Velma Connall left for Montpelier Seminary for final year. Griffon Niles helping at his father’s store during court. Mr. Wilson improving after hospital operation in Montreal. Tracy family returned to The Falls British Columbia. Wheeler couple from Franklin county and Mrs P. Nason of Derby Line met Mrs. George Ropers last week. Rev W Kelley called to Born and Worcester for Methodist church duty. Notes: Church reach 10.45 morning,Sunday school and Men’s class 12.20, Junior Leave 3, Prayer meeting Thursday 7.30. Kauene Cornchiwd returned to Montpelion Senay.
A vintage ad urges readers to mail a cut out portion to Foley & Co. for a trial package including Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The offer claims relief for coughs colds rheumatism backache kidney and digestive complaints.
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