Death of Ernest F. Gauthier in Waterbury area
News notes the death of Ernest F. Gauthier after an operation at Fanny Allen hospital. Born in Chateaugay New York about 20 years ago he was the youngest son of Cyria and Agnes Lat Count Gauthier. He leaves his wife and three sons Ernest Clement A. and Vincent An al o ne brother and three sisters. Funeral held in Burlington at the cathedral of the Immaculate Conception with burial at St Joseph's cemetery. The column also reports local news items including road work in Duxbury, holiday store staffing, Red Cross activities, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest F. Gauthier
Fanny Allen Hospital
Deceasor
Chateaugay
N. Y
Cyriam
Agnes Lat Count
Gauthier
Ernest
Clement A
Vincent An
Alo
William H. Gauthier
Gouverneur
N.Y
Mra
Frank Sagamore
Eva Sagamore
Edith Gauthier
Barnard
Burlington
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Medical Advisory Board
de. W. G. Upton
St. Albans
Vermont State Hospital
Duxbury
Waterbury
Howard Thornton
Myrtie Griffith
Verne Turner
Annie Barry
Leon Snow
Montpelier
Nave
Clara Savage
Wyaitsfield
Earl Boyse
W. J. Boyce
Alton Wheeler
Herbert Farnham
C. Harvey
Harold Harvey
Joseph Smith
Worcester
Mass
Methodist Episcopal Church
Helen P. Lathrop
K. Houston Lathrop
Knight
Lathrop
T. J. Allen
the Loyal Hospital
Medical Board
Magnesia Tal Co
Heaton Hospital
Mia Smith
Josephine
Armington
Huntley-Palmer Farms
Philip Shonio
Croswett Farm
W. B. Clark
St. Johnsbury
J RY Claire
Progrange
May Greene
Verne Dillingham
Martin Dillingham
W. ¥. Hill
OW. Chaffee
Morrinville
M.W. Chaffee
Crousett Hill
Red Cross
Carl Claire
F. Claire
New York
E. BE. Bamforth
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Duxbury Corner
Red Crowe
Webno Glow Club
Lena Wallace
Eal Swiolet Divine
Waller Johnson
Mise Flora Boyer
Twombly
Dehneon
Uw Red Cross
Mes
Callahan
Pelin
Te Felbee
Fret
Mavis
North
Lrewell
Bowton
Enosle
Tarpe
Wieter
Jessy Tike
Elvon
Haru
Bamerville
Sloan's Liniment letter from Willimantic in France
A brother Lieut J H Fullerton of Willimantic Conn writes of his safe arrival in France with Sloan's Liniment. He notes his unit lagging behind the regiment after a troubled first voyage and a second sailing delayed several days. Water shows interest in this former son’s wartime work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Jh. Fullerton
Willimantic
Connich
France
New York
Water
Funeral notices and local visits in Randolph town
The funeral of Mrs. Josephine Bickford was held on Weston street with interment in Brookfold. Nellie Barnes visited her grandmother Mrs. Margaret Smith. Rev Tolman preached at the Baptist church before moving to St Johnsbury. Several residents traveled for visits and medical procedures, including operations in Bethel and Claremont, with family members undergoing recent surgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine "Bickford
Weston Street
Brookfold
Nellie Banyea
Bennington
Margaret Smith
Tolman
Baptist Church
St. Johnsbury
Horner
Emerson
Chamberlin
Bethel
Newell
McIntyre
Edmundy
Marie van Valkenburg
J. F. Tewksbury
Claremont
N. H
C. Giabrielle
Rochester
Haverhill
Muse
Charles Gabrielle
Nellie Chaffee
Strafford
H. S. Tateh
M. T. Mott
Borhel
War letters from France reach Tunbridge mother
Mrs. Frank Folsom of Tunbridge shares a letter from her son in American Expeditionary Forces in France. He describes weather, mud, sleeping arrangements, occasional letters, and eagerness for home, with brief family references and hope to write again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Folsom
Fred Remon
Elise
South Cabot Social Notes Refer to Local Visits
Mr and Mrs George spent Thanksgiving day at Harry Danforth's in Dan i nd Mrs DS Hall of Marsttott Avon Hall's last Saturday visited Anna Mulligan who finished her school at Mrs Wintropoll for a few days. A number from here attended the dance at West Danville Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Olen Clark visited Ora Kallis in Cabot Monday. Kate Melver of Grayiteville came Tuesday to teach the school for the remainder of the fall term. Mrs POM Oram is on the list at the house of her daughter Mrs A G Cassady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Harry Danforth
Danind
Hall of Marsttott
Avon Hall
Anna Mulligan
Wintropoll
Dane
West Danville
Olen Clark
Ora Kallis
Cabot
Kate Melver
Grayiteville
Misread notice lists Graniteville meeting and public events
Fragmentary OCR notes announce a meeting at Basten Stuen Worres ter Mase and a public dance at Mile Hall Way. It mentions a Friday deadline, a nominating or evening event, and a few names with unclear roles. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and missing details.
Chelsea Ar to attend court hearing amid local case confusion
Fragmented OCR text shows references to a local attorney and several named offices and towns. The passage mentions an appearance by a court authority, a meeting or hearing, and private offices in Chelios and Randall, with multiple individuals named in unclear roles. The readable portions point to an administrative proceeding and regulatory matters within a historical local government context.
Bethel News Briefs From 1918 Local Pages
Bethel notes report births, visits, and family moves among residents. Dee A. N. Washburns host guests Hazel Gunderson and Katherine Gunderson. C. E. Ryther of Putnam, Conn. aids a timber venture tied to government and contractor orders in the valley. R. E. Bundy writes a war song. Roy Aldrich returns from Springfield to farm. Mrs. B. McIntyre and Mrs. W. V. Lawless recover from operations at Randolph sanatoriums. Robert E. Bundy attends Thayer School of Engineering in Hanover for battery and radio study. Local banking upgrade, war saving stamp purchases, and Red Cross activities circulate. Miss Nellie Flynn returns to Sodus, N.Y. from Bethel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Cengher
Dee
Aon. Washburn
A. H. Spooner
Hazel
Kather Gunderson
M. A. Porter
Royalton
C. E. Ryther
Putnam, Conn
Ryther & Turdy
Maine
R. E. Bundy
Kittredge
Roy Aldrich
Springfield
FA. Edmunds
A. N. Newell
W. V. Lawless
Randolph Sanatorium
Robert E. Bundy
Hanover
No H
Thayer School of Engineering
National White River Bank
Burroughs
George B. Chase
EA Davis
Nellie Flynn
James A. Graham
New England
Rethal
Red Cross
Mra Cushing
Addie Davenport
Waits River News From Bradford Area
Mrs Lenora Richardson left Tuesday for Bradford to work as a domestic for G W French. Students from Dodge and Leland Davis returned to their reform schools after Thanksgiving recess. The Bradford Waits River stage accident damaged by a car near Colby bridge. no injuries. Multiple townspeople visiting, assisting with Dr A Dow’s goods, and local gossip rumors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Richardson
Bradford
G.W. French
Colby
Evelyn Davie
Ada Welch
Dodge
Leland Davis
Bradford-Waits River
Laarle Weldh
Clintor Sawyer
Topehar
Colby Bridge
Katin Richardson
Peacham
George A. Richardson
George Felvic
Dr. A. Dow
East Orange
Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Town Reported
Corinth Willam Swift and family of Orange Ardix Swift and wife of orloth Harry Kinney of Castleton spent Thanksgiving at Roy Swift s. Mice Kate Richardson of Pike hill at the week end with her friend Pearl Nake Mise Roma Humphrey of Bradford has been visiting her aunt Mrs. Abraham stock William Devens spent Thanksgiving with his mother at White River June thon Fort Witham of Worcester spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Witham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Swift
Orange
Ardix Swift
Orloth
Harry Kinney
Castleton
Roy Swift
Kate Richardson
Pike Hill
Pearl Nake Mise Roma Humphrey
Bradford
Abrahamstock
William Devens
White River
Fort Witham
Worcester
Archie Witham
Local Residents Move and Travel Notes
East Bethel residents Mr and Mrs M oF Baek were in Baur muir early week. Mrs Charles Lamphete and children travel toward Quinry Mass to live. Mr and Mrs Genie Wakefield visited Ramulph Tesday. Mice Whitenew Hulk plans removal of a ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. of. Baek
Baurmuir
Charles Lamphete
Boots
CW. Titus
Quinry
Mass
Genie Wakefield
Ramulph Tesday
Mice Whitenew
Mandae
Detroit 4 Land of Mik and Homey in Detewit
Fragmentary OCR from a historical page notes a fictional scene with characters and places such as Detewit and Mir ard Cnergy, mentioning millennial themes and various named but unclear events. The text is garbled, listing names, dates, and topics without coherent narrative.
Miserable From Stomach Trouble Patient Testimonial
Louis Labrie of 504 Cuambars Street Montmear reports two years of rheumatic and stomach ailments. After trying Fruit-a-tives he improves from the first box. claims it the only medicine that helped. price 5c per box or 6 for $2.50. available at dealers or by post from Fruitatives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuambars St
Montmear
Louis Labrie
Fruitatives Limited
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Take Care Of Your Daughter By Amelia Josephine Murr
A Vigilantes piece warns of dangers beyond vice stating a New England camp drew youth to temptations. An officer’s cruel remark to a girl prompts reflection on youth, soldiers, and moral responsibility amid war era temptations and protective parental duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Josephine Murr
Vigilantes
New England
Murgeon
Crusaders
St. Georgy
America
Benorance
Urough
Mind and Morals in Wartime Spirit and Youth
A reflective piece argues familiarity breeds confidence and unrest as Old World conventions loosen. It weighs the mental shift during destruction, warns against naive youth stirring passions, and urges elders to understand and guide young people through empathy not preachy restraint. It cites cinema and a Dec American Magazine tale about cowboys caring for Little Red to illuminate adult–youth dynamics.
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Amd
Arras
Pliny
Rheims
Antwerp
Roth Pation
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Kidney Remedy Ad
Safe gent le remedy cleanses kidneys for kidney and bladder problems. The ad touts Haarlem Oil capsules as a century old household aid, claims it purifies blood and urine, relieves fatigue and pain, and promises refunds if not effective. It urges continuous use to prevent relapse and notes the product sold by all druggists in three sized packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Beye
Hiner
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Lunbridge
Frank L Folsom
England
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Graniteville
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Marek M. Wilts
Randalph
Franks Willem
Hee Low
Alice
Bradfurd
Waits River
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East Bethel
Detroit
Detewit
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Atmeringa Magnaine
Saps
Ehberadte
Ruanding
Vernentiadohe Bn
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Tome
Tm Reilly
Little Red
Dows
Eliza Squires
Tom
Dave
Oime
Dermuise
Wilow Bolton
Aedake Anid
Mies Hanley
Pieter
Eliza
Es Bogan
Ae Greer House Aarne
Remdey
Gaston
Tue Gentaur Gompan
USA
Castoria
Asissin Symphony “Bee's Orchestra
Majestic Theatre
Modest Altschuler
Arthur W A
Sjestar
Onder
Barre Opera House
Authority of
KLAW
Erlanger Palak Ead
Laurette Taylor
Em Ae Ug
Ree
Park Theatre
Vermont
Madge Kennedy
Cere Thietle
Requet Abe
Southern
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Adela
Baber Fe
Fyteetrette
Orimrer Ander
Yoora
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