Waterbury Center Notes and Local Moves
In Waterbury Center miner Colley experts discuss lodging plans at the Lodge near W. Croxsett through winter while Plora Parehor is set to visit for Christmas. Lawrence Marshall family plans a tenement move, and H. D. Palmer fronts W. R. Alger’s house. A Sunday discussion asks why few parents have children aged six to sixteen attending church. Lealh Hayes will remain home until after Christmas then travel to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner Colley
W. Croxsett
Plora Parehor
Lawrence Marshall
D. J
Viorida
Hindgehogs payroll and town notes from Stowe area
Town clerk and local officials report a messy payroll ledger covering Hindgehogs payments to Waterbury and Underhill workers for November to December 1921 totaling 1 084 90. Residents worked on Worcester mountain range and near Mansfield. several named men served as petit jurors in December county court. Updates include illness, Grange meeting reports, and visits from residents returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Hattiesh Pratt
Acconnte
Pink
Waterbury Center
Guy Fisk
Watermey Center
H. J. Jones
Underhill
W. B. Streater
Trouston
Stowe
Fred Bacon
Worcester Mountain Range
Nebraska
Smiggler
Noteh
Mansfield
Death notices and social updates from Stowe region
Mrs. Hamel of Waterbury and other relatives visited Stowe as snow fell Sunday. Christ mas observance plans were set by church school chair Mildred Ruka. The H. H. Smith Relief corps elected officers including Minerva Winkfam and Edward Marrin. Postmaster A. C. Oakes remains ill with pneumonia. Ed ir Irish's brother died in Minnesota, with wide family ties in Monkton and Akeley. Local travel and visits connect Burlington, Keene, Boston, and Bridgeport. Funeral for Mrs. Charles M. Hamel held at Waterbury Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thawday
Misa
Marjorie Main
Ype
Stiwe
Carlton Carpenter
Bomnington
Walter
Shephard
Springfield
Mass
Shepsister
Charles M. Hamel
Waterbury
Stowe
Mildred Ruka
Church School
H. H. Smith Relief Corpa
Minerva C. Winkfam
Edwiha Marrin
Clio” Stafford
Emma Straw
Edgar Irish
Akeley
Minn
Irish
Hove
Hel
West
Mill
0. T. Lawrence
Monkton
PH. Trish
Aaron Trish
PT. Trish
Apex Junction
George Douglass
Agd
B. W. Jones
Keene
N. H
Boston
Herbert Mayo
Busi
New York
H. M. Fairbanks
Proctor
M. Downer
Sehonec
Pine Wools Country School
Mra Charles Hamel dies after year of illness
Margaret Campbell of Glasgow born March fifth, 18__ who married Charles Hamel of Mixwell Ontario 28 years ago. Survivors include husband seven children and a sister in Springfield. Funeral at Congregational church led by Rev John C Prince. Local notices mention community members, meetings, and farm bureau delegate activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hamel
Alnee
Margaret MacKeeve Camphell
Glasgow
Norman
Christine (Chisholme) Campbell
Canada
Charlee Milcolm Hamel
Mixwell
Ont
Stony
Hamel Ley
Daniel
John Hamel
Claremont
Mire
Alexina Hamel
Mian Hazel
Maurice Hamel
Walter Shepard
Springfield
Mass
Siater
Scotland
the Maccabees
Congregational Church
John C. Prince
Musterole: A Blisterless Mustard Plaster Alternative
A vintage advertisement touts Musterole as a white ointment made with oil of mustard and other ingredients. It claims to relieve pain and stiffness without blistering, replacing mustard plasters for back and joint pains, chest soreness, sprains, and even claims it may prevent pneumonia, priced 35c per jar or tube.
Harrington Barn Burns. Family Seeks Shelter After Fire
North Calais A A Harringtons buildings burned Saturday afternoon leaving them at a loss. Harrington and a daughter were away. 86 year old Royal Batchelder and a granddaughter discovered the fire and saved the livestock. Cause unknown. The family is staying with Mr and Mrs Fred Mathielider for a few days as sympathy pours in. Local social notes follow with visits and gatherings across Montpelier and East Hardwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Harrington
Local Notes From North Randolph and Nearby Towns
Mrs May Perham visits her cousin in Tunbridge Taft family spend holiday at C H Tafts in Royalton Levi Preston loads lumber for Herbert Allen and Mrs Edith Walbridge Soles relatives spend Thanksgiving with Miss Beatrice who teaches in Quebec Uncle Champen injured ankle while chopping Ernest Dickinson visits Barre parents last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helle
May Perham
Tunbridge
BE. Taft
C. H. Taft
Royalton
Levi Preston
Herbert Allen
Edith Walbridge
Tor Aleo
Apent
Mim FC
Beatrice Eee
Quebec
Ernest Ernest Dickinson
Barre
Wells River Family Returns From Six Months Abroad
Mr and Mrs dimner cone fam ly have returned from a six month stay. The third annual school fair and carnival will be held June 16 in the Mage hall. Margaret Saturnia home from school last rk has an ankle fracture. Election of officers at the Col for Relief care is announced. Mrs J D Mowe of Bethlehem will visit with Mr Howe’s granddaughter Mrs Ray mond Pewere for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Dimner Cone
Mage Hall
Margaret Saturnia
West Newday
Dee
Col
Gree
J. D. Mowe
Bethle- Soul
Boone
Local Family Names Missing in Ragged Notice
Fragmentary OCR record mentions Harry Jefects in Rome and a group of local names including Mr and Mrs James Westies, Mr and Mrs Willie Mall, Wallee Pulkun, and Mebel am? in East Braintree. Several couples are listed with unclear relations during a gathering last Monday at a Barre bul ae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Rome
Clark
Ralph Perkins
Randolph
Amd
Hartington
Gaye
James Westies
Willie Mall
Wallee
Pulkun
Demebters
Eile Wille
East Braintree
Randolph News Roundup Reflects Funeral, Travel, and Holiday Events
Randolph residents report on a funeral in Forestdale for Mrs Larock with services at South Royalton. Mr White seeks daily medical care at Bethel sanitorium after a severe leg infection. Mr and Mrs Ki A Thomas and sister plan a trip to California for the winter. Miss Leila Marshall displays art goods for the holiday week at her Randolph store and art orders continue through midweek. Merle LaPiere of Montpelier visits for a time, with Nettle and Dora Ashline arriving from Montpelier and Barre. The Brotherhood meeting occurred Monday night followed by a Dempsey educational talk. Public display of stamped art goods invites visitors. Miss Marshall is Tadéo stitch agency and accepts Wednesday orders for holiday gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
el French
Brandon
Forestdale
John Larock
Moa Larock
Mr. White
A. G. Spooner
Greene
Bethel
South Royalton
Mire
Spooner
White
Spoorer
Ki. A. Thomas
Slater
Wilcox
California
Leila Marshall
Merle LaPiere
Montie
Ainsox Nettle
Dora Ashline
Montpelier
Barre
Tuéeday
Dempsey
Lfoxport
Leily Marshall
Randolph
Marshall
Tadeau
Adv
Thanksgiving day doings in East Bethel and area
Mark Hyde's family visited South Royalton with Mr and Mrs George Hyzer and others. Families from East Bethel and nearby towns gathered for meals with relatives in South Randolph West Somerville Malden and Plymouth. A wedding in Plym outh drew travelers. a car accident near South Randolph harmed no one seriously. local students plan Christmas activities. Wil Steele plans to move to Claremont New Hampshire for work and housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hyde
South Royalton
George Hyzer
Ethel
Vernon Gifford
Louis Gifford
H. V. Allen
Frank Green
Hutchins
NorthGeld
George Harlow
Nand
Mradow
Rupert Spaulding
Muaghter
Minnie Lambert
East Randolph
Mr. Rutz
Faith
William Wright
Mrae Riley
Malden
Mass
Percy Riford
Aml
Burl Riford
Gilbert Hamlinton
West Somerville
Firther Church
John Marshall Fae Wen
Plymouth
Tylee Smith
Wiliam Wright
Mr. Wright
Fred Bacon
Nellie Porter
South Randolph
Quarry Hill
Wil Steele
Claremont
N. H
West Brookfield Thanksgiving Scenes and Local Visits
A fragment from West Brookfield describes a Thanksgiving Day in November with sunny skies and rejoicing crowds. It notes dental surgery on a local resident, and lists movements and visits by Clark Sargent, Joe Williams, Ralph Hutchins, and families to various nearby locales including Hartland and Wakefield, with mentions of Mr and Mrs Andrew Ladd Cun Oy and others attending gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bowman
Warren
Clark Sargent
Metriwe
Mans
Joe Williams
Northfield
Stillman Blancherd
Ralph Hutchins
Hartland
Harry White
Andrew
Jol Ladd Cun Oy
Et Shury
Andrew O'Morrow
Little Francis
le Revere
Fred
Pie Flint
East Braintree social notes recount gatherings and visits
The item lists local people including Helen Wheeler, George Rand, Merle Rogers, and families from Barre and East Braintree attending Thanksgiving events at K. A. Wheeler and other homes. Mentions Merle Rogers traveling from Spawhding High School area, family visits, and various unnamed relatives joining celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Helen Wheeler
Fukten
Dave
Mira
Hebert
Hlm
Medard
Guewle
K. A
Rogern Ra Pick
Residents travel and family care notes
The group has gone to Easthampton Massachusetts for work. Mrs BE H Smith has gone to East Randolph to care for her mother Mrs Henry Kibbee who broke her leg. Mr and Mrs FP H Joslyn and Mrs Frenk Crowe of Randolph were Sunday guests of Helen Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easthampton
Mans
H. Smith
East Randolph
Henry Kibbee
H. Joslyn
Frenk Crowe
Randolph
Helen Wheeler
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Mereiden
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Sages Row
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A. T. Morrill
Nelson
Poh. Wright
Buford W. Oakes
A. T. Oakes
Puke
Clayton J. Morrill
Mansfield Mountain Grange
Curran E. Hellows
Breadloat
A. Contest Progrim
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Frank TL. McCarthy
Ella Foster
Ella Foster, Address On “Btyle
A. T. Straw
Happy Six
Mr. McCarthy
Laura Robinson
Mildred Riss
Miles Standish
HH. T. Moulton
Maidie Botts
Lula West
Maude Campball
Ronnire Moulton
Rede
The
Nujol
Lee Aldrich
Catherine
Its
W. A. Aldrich
Inda
Montpelier & Barre Light & Power Co
Charles Warren, Jr
Chi. Warren
Fred Davis
Duxbury
J. W. Flint
Monther
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William Parks
Mike
W. H. B. Perry
William Seabury
W. A. Woods
Henry French
Barnard
Susan Guernsey
Ander
Frances Donna
Everett Hillman
Middleton
Mase
Tillman
Donne Jackmin
Hillman
Moretown
Philip Shonio
Vermont Farm Bureau Federation
Burlington
County Farm Bureau
Hypatia Club
George
Bidwell
William Hessel
Burl
Howard Kennefay
North Duxbury
William McFarland
North Calais
Olin
Worcester
Wyman
Lee
Memorial Hall
W. KR. G
Mantiee
Ralph Persons
Kate Earl
Hardwick
Dr. Warren
Joseph Lively
Thuraddy
East Harder
Air
Willard Lawson
Morrisville
Dennis Laweqn
Inex Ore
W. G. Nye
North Montpelier
W. J. Dailey
South Woodbury
MD Parker
Plainfield Resents
Mary
Mist Marshall
East Hardwick
Emery Young
Mant Gate
H. F. Scribner
Harvey Warren
Emma Lil EY
Thurelay
W. D. Irs
Nk Wheeler
Mainfield
Willan Dalley
Mast Severe
Wednewlay
Ee Tuth
Loulee Leonkri Rt
Low Leonard
M. Earle
Fast Hardwick
Alre
Miles Nelson
My Af
George Nelson
East Mardch
Hartwick
Jiln Haskell
South Woodsbury
Memoral Hall
East Montpelier
Grant Bair
W. J. Richard
Adamant
Charles Serilen
Alice ‘Holt
Woman's Club
East Calais
Lucey Fair
Sabin
Wolett
Helprees
Edith Beard
Beet Converse
Maple Corner
N. Tarkigan
Etta
Heckroun
North Randolph
Wells River
Bast Broolfield
East Bethel
West Brookfield
Bayer
Ee General
Gloria
Mrs. Bellew
Sam Wood
David Lisle
Conrad Nagel
June Elvidge
Robert Caine
Buffalo Bill
Arthur W. Dow
Paderewski
Willard St
American Phonograph Co
Pearl St
Americas Association of Advertising Agencien
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