The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-31
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This particular fish was caught by
Creaser
Snowflake celery Potatoes Julienne
"Roots" and all
Brought home by Co. /
Shrimps A La Montglas, in cases
These shrimps were condemned by
Mayor Gardner
Young Orleans County Turkey
Cranberry Sauce
Park Swamp
Honest, this was raised at our Poor
Farm
Mashed Potatoes Turnip Green Peas
Frozen in Vermont a la Pans
Cucumbers with Tomato Salad,
Mayonnaise
Borella's Best
Raised Rolls
A la Bowen
Vanilla Ice Cream
Renihan's Best
Assorted Cake Crackers Cheese
Old Enough to Walk
Newport House Coffee
Hooded Cream
Fish and Game Cigars
Machine Made
! After the dinner was over Dr..
Willard Scott was introduced by
President Harry F. Hamilton. The
speaker injected humor into his talk
at the outset by saying ~ don't kno"
what | said to you last year when
was here and you don't either
don't know anything about fishing
and presume most of you don't,
The distinctive individuality of d.
SCOTS talk battles reporting but the
writer will endeavor to give those
readers who did not have the oppof-
tunity to hear this fine speaker
brief outline of his message to tht
organization members. DR.. Scott L
entirely different from any othel
speaker this city has ever heard anc
the character of his talk IS all ne"
but he held the close attention OF M
I listeners throughout.
Dr.. Scots topic was The Coming
|. World" In general his world. wa
the past co years, from 1860 to l9Zo
in which he outlined three periods an'
their several attitudes towards ne
He said:
ain the earliest period people look
cd upon life as merely probationary
while the real things were oit-the
earth, "beyond the smiling and tn
weeping" as they phrased 1t. Busl
ness was on a pot-boillng bass
something which had to be done, bu
something in which no one could tax
a keen interest. The interests OF per
,onal salvation were uppermost, an'
| mainly evcryonc's aim was his owl
soul There was no social program
On. sense of social responsibility. GU
ture was personal, and the best cul
tured people were the most honore'
| and initiated.
"Thc Civil War and the coming for
ward of the Darwinian theory upSe
that situation, the former by maxim
| a new and heavy demand on mater;
production, and the latter by giVin
4 the world Il new sense OF the VAIN
/ Of material wealth and creature con
/ forts. People began to feel that inc
had responsibility for making III
world a better place to live IN D
developing the latent forces OF Id
/ turc. Science came in as new "
4 cation, and with it came grown
Il wealth and power. To get tn
Il earth and everything that's in 1t o'
II came a slogan. 1t was criticised
Il being matcrialistic, but 1t was may
II rial rather. 1t had an idealism OF
II own TO transunitc the forces OF hi
II turc and its values into blessings {
II life. the life that now IS. maternal
Il if overwent itself and became capl
II alstic. Money talked, money coun
II ed the rich man, and later the We
III rich man. came to be idolzed. n
II tions took up the same exploltauo
II and finally came a hcad-on coiilSi'
\ Of prasping nations which we cal u
II World war.
II This pcriod has now ended as
II avowed public policy, both for inc
II viduals and for nations. The call nc
III is for service. Democracy has
III come the longing of all hearts,
HI which whatever a person has IS pial
HI " held in trust and operated for I
HI public welfare. Regulations now a
III &c for rage, sc for rubbers, 4Oc !
Il not gained by holding large person
HI capital What person does WI
II what he has in the interest of
II federation of man has the call.
VI loveth best who serveth best and he