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Newspaper

The Weekly Caledonian

Location

Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1919

Page

5

Insurance Policies and Vermont Death Benefits Totals

A fragmented OCR passage outlines life insurance policy payments across states and cities, listing numerous individuals and amounts. It references Vermont towns Burlington and St Albans among many, with totals like 60,000 and 47,000 in death claims, plus city distributions and regional payments for the year.

Ekume Pall St. Jokrebivy Tank Vermont Burlington Bt. Albans Rutland Hrattleboro Bunnington Springfeld Newport Windsor Tits Jira Bradfoul Montpelier Mirillosbury Pittsford Hardwick Itichford Jeffersonville Manehi White River Junction Burton Bristol Kawex Junction Fetman FF Haven Groton Hartford Waterbury Ste Danville Charlotte Bethel Morcieville Derby Line Anitesville Johnson Northfield Orleans Pearter Amlerhill Wor Iennes Woodstock Brandon Ludlow Milton North Tennington Wilder West Rutland

Card of Thanks from Richard Nichols

Card from Richard Nichols on Mount Vernon Street thanks the Indies of Grace Methodist Church for flowers and friends and neighbors for many kindnesses during illness or bereavement.

Grace Methodist Church Richard Nichols Mount Vernon Street

Potatoes Face New Disease Threat Across the Nation

A rare potato disease, first identified in 1908, spreads through Europe to the United States, threatening potato crops. Cure measures include quarantine of infected stock, inspection of plant material, and careful handling at ports and farms to prevent soil infestation and spread of fungal spores. County agents and state experiment stations urge vigilance and coordinated control efforts.

Wotatw Chih Vent Plyanie Othey Europe Gibatza Fleet Vaspielomener Te A Iy Pathologist Plant Buvene Washington

Maud Powell Coming to Colonial Theater on Thursday

Maud Powell will appear at the Colonial on Thursday evening September 5 under the auspices of the Search Fight Club. Her art is renowned and her recitals are praised as ideal for novices patrons and artists. She is acknowledged as the premier violinist of her sex and stands out among her male peers for her unique interpretation and dedication.

Maud Powell Colonial Search Fight Club Jront

Mutt Be Earned and The Winter Weal Rise

A fragmentary piece notes a sense of victory and happiness and mentions Newell Thode Willis in a poetic, timeworn style. The text hints at themes of triumph, winter reflected in the soul, and a possible literary or thematic fragment without clear events or dates.

Weal Newell Thode Willis

New England Fat Men's Club Meets in Springfield

The New England Fat Men's Club plans a Friday gathering at Springfield Macs in September linked to the Yess Mastery States exposition. Events include a vice ball game tug of war and a weight contest with a 10 dollar prize for the heaviest man. Willis A. Ford presides Col Harry B. Parker and Jerome Hale serve as officers. a large turnout is expected after a two year gap.

New England Fat Men's Club Springfield A. H. Moulton Portland Kimball Willis A. Ford Springheld Col Harry B. Parker Bradford Jerome PF. Hale Walle River Hale's Tavern St. Johnsbury W. A. Ricker Ime

Fair Apple Crop in Vermont This Year

Vermont apple buyers patrol the region for a fair price as picking nears. The crop appears healthy with green varieties growing faster. western New York reports light crops while Massachusetts reports good yields. Vermont faces risk from winter-killed trees last year unless new trees are planted. southern orchards stay well maintained with new plantings ongoing.

Burlington Vermont New York

Mrs Chandler Back From Y Service In France

Mrs Henrice Chandler recalls nearly a year with the Y M C A in France and Aix les Bains. She served in Nevers and Gelvres camps, helped wreath graves, and witnessed Memorial Day ceremonies. She met few St Johnsbury figures, saw the armistice joy in Paris, and returned home aboard the Mobile via Brest.

Henrice Chandler Caledonian Yeo M. C. A France Mra Chandler Aix-son-Fains Europe St. Johnsbury Charlotte Fairbanks Paris Brest

Ancient Admonition on Talking During Music

A centuries old warning notes that talking during a musical performance spoils enjoyment. An ancient quote from Hedesianticus urges elders to speak with judgment while not hindering music, reflecting timeless etiquette.

Imagination In the Law by Judge Stafford

Judge Wendell P. Stafford addressed the Conversation Circle at the Athenaeum on Imagination in the Law. Mrs. Walter P. Smith praised St Johnsbury while noting Fountain scenery and local heritage, as Stafford argued that imagination underpins legal reasoning, legislation, and public respect for law, citing history from Mosaic to English law and the World Court concept of a League of Nations.

Athenaeum Wendell P. Stafford Walter P. Smith St. Johnsbury Stafford State Bar Association of Colorado Springs Pasising Sir Henry Maine Nan Maine United States League of Nations

Fine Musicale at Underclyffe Stages Fine St Johnsbury Recital

A St Johnsbury Red Cross benefit concert at Underclyffe featured pianist Miss Anne Gulick and soprano Miss Mina Bertha Wesselhoeft Swift of Hoxton. Gulick impressed with brilliancy and delicacy, notably in Valse Oubliee, while Swift captivated with refined vocal beauty. they were ably accompanied by Miss Alice B. E. Warden. The program included Liszt Paderewski and Debussy pieces, with encores, honoring cross work and local support from Mrs. H. W. Blodgett and benefactors Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Brooks.

St. Johnsbury Underclyffe Red Cross Mins Anne Gulick Mina Bertha Wesselhoeft Swift Hoxton Miss Gulick Miss Swift Livtz Padszewski Swift Alice BE H. W. Blodgett Misa Swift Frank H. Brooks Mamandites Mdi Argyle the Bee Arjona Jeanne d'Arc A. J. Stephens Little Banjo Hawley Grenade Debussy Gracovienne Fantastique Paderewski

Death of J W Scott at Monroe New Hampshire

J W Scott died in Monroe New Hampshire on August 91. He was born May 2 1836 in Elsmore, son of Samuel and Belva Scott. He died at his daughter Mrs William Maynes home. Funeral held at home conducted by Rev A W Fisher. Interment in Danville where he had lived 26 years. He leaves daughter Minnie Maynes of Monroe, sons Archie of Hardwick and Harold of St Johnsbury, and brother O W Scott of Walden.

JM. Scott Monroe N. H Elsmore Samuel and Belva (Maxum) Scott William Maynes A. W. Fisher MeIndoes Danville

The Skeptic's View on Peace and Nationhood

The speaker contrasts a cautious critique of a global peace plan with a defense of national sovereignty and historic American ideals. He cites Shakespeare on state mystery and prophetic vision, urging wisdom to balance world peace with maintaining control of national destiny. Post address, attendees applauded and socialized, praising the presentation.

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Government groceries listed for St Johnsbury post office

St Johnsbury receives further government groceries with small allotments. Evaporated apples in 60 pound cases sell at 6.44 per case, sardines at 16 cents per can, cornmeal 10 pound cans at five cents per pound, tomatoes in 2½ pound cans at 216 2 cave, and 25 pounds of cooling and Old English breakfast tea priced per pound. Portmeater Gleason order pending arrival, about half a carload already sent earlier.

St. Johnsbury SL. Johnsbury Gleason

Barn Dance Boosts Woman's Club Fund at Armory

A corn roast planned for the Fairground Tuesday night became a barn dance at the Armory drawing near 40 couples who danced until midnight. Sargent's orchestra provided music and refreshments were served free during the hour, with cream puffs sold at the usual price. Patrons included several ladies active in the Woman's Club House association, and the proceeds benefited the association's treasury.

Armory Sargent Woman's Club House Association

Baarn Dance Brings Fresh Barn Atmosphere to LeClerc Hall

Sargent Brothers hosted a large night in LeClerc hall where 160 couples enjoyed modern and old fashioned dances. Apples and peanuts were given away as part of a barn dance theme. Dances drew guests from Woodsville White River Junction Newbury Lyndonville and plans for more winter parties were announced.

Sargent Brothers LeClerc Sargent Boys Woodsville White River Tunction Newbury Lyndonville

Notable Maine Mason Dies in Brightlock Hospital

Witherill J of Oakland Maine died at Brightlock hospital aged 68 after a brief illness. He traveled widely and visited St Johnsbury where he made many friends. Survived by his wife and two sons Maj Carl H Witherill at Fort Monroe Virginia and Louis Von Witherill of Arlington Massachusetts. Funeral planned in Oakland. He was a prominent Mason holding multiple state offices and leadership roles in Masonic organizations.

Witherill J. 1 Witherill Oakland Brightlock Hospital St. Johnsbury Avenue House Maj Carl H. Withil Fortre Monroe Virginian Louis von Witherill Arlington Mass Masonic Temple Mr. Witherill Maine Ron Bast Messalonskee Lodge Drummond Chapter Mt Lebanon St. Omar Commandery

In Memory of Sergeant Clarence Merle Kendall

Mrs Lizeie Kendall publishes in Washington a memorial from the United States Army honoring Sergeant Clarence Merle Kendall of Company B 102nd Machine Gun Battalion who was killed in action July 21 1918 His brave service for the country is noted and his name will remain in the records archived by the American Expeditionary Forces Commander John J Pershing is cited in the message

East Barnet Lizeie Kendall Washington, D United States Clarence Merle Kendall Ori

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