Woodsville Wins Ragged Game in Village Hall
Woodsville defeats Ashland 11-16 in a rough village hall contest. Carlsson and Sweeny led Woodsville, with multiple players scoring for Ashland. Referee McMeekin and attendance at 180 noted. Community updates include staff changes, Red Crow membership, deer hunting reports, and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodville Payen Ount
Tayion
Village Hall
Rcore
Ashland
Pat Carlson
Woodsville
Ashland Smith
Hughys
Sweeny
L. Hughes
Madden Cierbaathy
Knowlton
Bothwell
Guillmere
Hazel Carlson
Dyes Ib
McMeekin
Buck
Sullivan
Optometrist Rutter to Hold Eye Examinations at Hotel Monda
Washington J Rutter, optometrist, will be at the Hotel Monda on Tuesday and Wednesday the 20th and 21st. He will examine eyes and provide tests and fixtures as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rutter
Monda
How Big New York Grocery Firm Keeps Down Rats
A New York City grocer claims RAT-SNAP keeps rats down in cellar storage and praises its effectiveness. The ad cites three sizes priced at 1.25 and mentions distributors in Barre Montpelier and Middlesex areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vroome & Lo
Hutter & Vherse Merchante
New York City
She
Gir
God Mey
L. Clark
Barre
Tomasi
Pricerain Co
Mid-dlesex
Herry & Jones
Montpelier
Ady
Christmas charity concert at East Calais Union Church
East Calais Beale? Union Sunday school hosts Christmas concert on Sunday December 26 at 1 pm. Gifts for a neighbor recently injured. community urged to attend, hear a concert, and donate to a good cause in line with recent years. Parish notes include officers at the Grange and local visits across Calais Woodbury Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Jackman
Alice Careley
Herbert Weeks, Jr
Worcester
the Beast
Calais Union
Grange
F. T. Gray
J Lamb
Dora Balentine
A. A. Gove
J. Tebbetta
Ethel Gray
I. W. Gray
TW. Gray
RC. Goodall
Cores
Alta Gove
Pomona
Florence Warren
Flora
Mabel Clough
Tila Tebbetts
Fillen Keniston
North
Cala
Misa
Brookfield News Briefs Reflect Illnesses and Local Events
Brookfield residents encounter illness and travel as the week closes. Mrs. Upham was taken to Randolph sanatorium for X ray work. Miss Celia Upham and Mrs. French connected with local employment and a death. Florence and Grace Lewis suffer scarlet fever prompting school closures. others attend meetings, travel to Chel sea and Barre, and a Randolph hospital operation for Edward Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
C. M. Upham
Randolph
Laura Hood
Barre
Ernest Sprague
L. W. Morse
Chelsea
Sprague
Celia Upham
Florence
Grace Lewis
V. Lewis
Leon W. Webster
Brookfield Grange
C Fullam
St Brookfield Grange
State Grange
St. Johnsturé
LN. Abbott
East Braintree
Roma French
Faye Beard
Torrington
Conn
Alice Beard
Ellis
Edward Stone
Willamstown
Randolph Sanatorium
East Braintree Meeting Elects Officers for Next Year
The East Braintree Colonel FW Randall lodge held its regular meet at the home of Mrs. Mery with L. F. Abel presiding and elected officers for the coming year. Officers include President Mr. Betsey Dame senior warden Mrs. Eile Wills junior warden Mrs. Helle Walker chaplain Mrs. Blanche Fisher treasurer Mrs. Julia Perham conductor Mrs. Josie Keyes and assistant Mrs. Jennie Abel. The next meeting is planned for December 21 at Mrs. Donnie’s home. Several members attended and notices of upcoming officer inspections were given. Mary Farteworth returned home Friday after a month with her daughter Mrs. George Summer. Dayton Plage of Rutland was visiting his sister. Mr. Emma Freoch died after a stroke suffered Sunday morning at his daughter's home. Abel Smowville grange will hold ite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Braintree
FW. Randall Pirate
G. A. RL
Hare of Mery
L. F. Abel
Betsey Dame
Eile Wills
Helle Walker
Blanche Fisher
Julia Perham
Josie Keyes
Jennie Abel
Donnie
Mary Farteworth
Ceorge Summer
Mase
Dayton Plage
Rutland
Pereis Hatehinens
Emma Freoch
Stephen Hatchineon
Fish
Abel Smowville Grange
Local Chelsea News Highlights Town Life And People
Chelsea and adjoining towns see store activity as local merchants struggle with low sales while Christmas trees are cut and shipped from the area. Residents include Mrs Kato BR Alfen and daughter Marion visiting, families relocate for work, deer hunters return with game, and locals travel for employment. Community updates cover medical recoveries, army enlistments, road projects, power line connections, religious services, and visitors staying with local hosts.
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SD. Barnes Hax O
Corinth
Hae
George A. Griffin
Nelson W. Betts
Orange County
Tunbridge
George A. Tracy
Charles D. Burgess
Joshua Grant
Dr. Walker
Leon B. Grant
Harry P. Cole
James Rule
Edgar Curtis
Walter Grant
Doshus
Leon
Pearl F. Davenport
Norman B. Davenport
Greenfield
Mays
Norman W. Hunt
Randolph Sanatorium
Charlee Titus
Portland
Harold B. Hill
Burlington
Fort Treaty
Texas
Light Artillery
George FE. Chase
Hortonia Light and Power Company
Royalton Power Company
East Bethel
Thugas
Neresary
Chelsea
South Royalton
W. Rute
East Brookfield
Ray
Cabot Church to Present Social Program Friday
Marshfield reports the Cabot church will host a social evening with a venison supper from 6 to 8 followed by moving pictures in the auditorium. All under 12 admitted free, with pictures offered at cost. The event invites all parishioners and townsfolk to attend and enjoy the holiday display of goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabot
A. T. Davis
Rochester
William Ward
Montpelier
Charles Brown
Wake
Bold
Mase
Mary Hollister
Frank Meare
Clifton Ward
McCriffis
Lytiny
Local Visit Sparks Town Trends Talk in Sanday
Jon McCoughin, working in Firesale for the Firedale Paper company, visited his mother Teabel McCoughin in Sanday to mark her birthday and discuss town trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon McCoughin
Firesale
Firedale Paper Company
Teabel McCoughin
Sanday
Erie
Birthday celebration for Mr. Witham prompts town turnouts
Seventy neighbors and relatives gathered at the Shute home to honor Mr. Witham’s 74th birthday. The event featured a flag drill by five grandchildren, gifts, a cake with 74 candles, and music by local groups. Attendees included descendants, old Grand Army members, and friends. plans for church programs and local events were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Shute
Oovision
Walden
Nellie Doying
Wolcott
Clarenge Martin
Matthew[Butchelder
Old Grand Army
Hiram Russell
Kelsey Freeman
W. BR. C
Will Chirk
Louise
Wotl Co
Withim
W. RO
Alex
Does It Pay To Worry About Appendicitis 7
An ad-like fragment touts an intestinal antiseptic Alder ska arte as preventing infection by curbing foul matter in bowels. It claims benefits for gas from chronic constipation and detoxifying the system, attributed to a druggist advert at 4 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillings
Lewis
North Main Street
Adv
Corinth East Corinth switchboard moves amid changes
In Corinth the South Corinth telephone switchboard was moved to East Corinth overnight from Mr. Dow’s, under Mrs. Ernest Dow’s careful oversight. Subscribers expect equal service from new attendants and cherish the chance to converse with Bradford and other lines, ending a long misunderstanding that previously barred such communication. The town notes several obituaries and local happenings, including births, visits, and school term updates as residents adjust to the shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Corinth
East Corinth
Dow
Ernest Dow
Bradford
Mow
Gtn Thurston
Claire Everett
Warren Avery
Tie Sop
Ellaworth Avery
North Randolph Grange notes and local visits
Raymond Preston assists A J Parker during the state Grange meeting with D N Salter reporting a single successful deer capture a doe in Gayeville weighing about LOG pounds. Randolph residents Doyle and Norton join Mrs Vinton Norton and family. Roy Gilman Arthur Parker Volney Far and Arthur Washburn attend the Grange event in Std. Beatrice Washburn vacationing three weeks at home. Donald Perris family delivers pork to Barre Dic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Preston
A. J. Parker
State Grange
D. N. Salter
Gayeville
Doviglaes
Randulph
Vinton Norton
Roy Gilman
Arthur Parker
Volney Far
Arthur Washburn
St.d
Beatrica Washburn
Donald Perris
Barre Dic
East Hardwick Notes and Social Roundup
East Hardwick small items recount a quiet week with residents ill but improving. Local Congregational church women held a meeting electing officers for the year, and others attended court, school, and farm events. Several residents and visitors are named, with routine travels and ailments noted.
East Montpelier Residents Visit Relatives in Orange
East Montpelier residents Mrs Frank Murhia and Mrs Jewitt visited relatives in Orange. W L Clark made a business visit to Montpelier. Edward Morrie went to Fayston. William Bushey of Montpelier spent time at the home of Mr Stewart. Deer hunters named Boisvert and others reported during the past week. The federal road project work has been suspended for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Murhia
Mraret Jewitt
East Montpelier
Orange
I W. L. Clark
Montpelier
Edward Morrie
Fayston
William Bushey
DAL
Austin Stewart
Andrew Johnston
Edward Halmey
Mark Cutler
Vores A. Cutler
George Rosevert
Fillon Hoinvert
Paterick Boisert
Boisgert Rhoye
Obert
Lowter
Owen Corrigan
Barre
Federal Rand
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Riper Staley
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Jeser
Perry
Perley Hanson
Dwinell and Wilson
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Wella River Boys
Newbury
Newbury Village
Maynard
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Harvey Kidder
Ond
George Wheeler
White River Junction
Kilburn Powers
Anderson and Son
Cottage Hospital
T. & Bartlett
Hale's
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John ¥. George
Geveral
Betty George
Porter Farwell
Kore
Dempsey
Ashington
East Calais
Ralph Sprague
Woodbury
Howard
Calais
Dean Brown
Lynn Gray
Lewis Burn
Lingle Parker
Grave Drinkwiter
John Bancroft
R. W. Taylor
Vern Wheeler
Percival W. Hewitt
Winfield
Waitsfield
Aaron Witham
OC. Merrill
Congregational ¢Atter Wince
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Edard
Goddard
Christos
KL. Hoddard
Felwlc
Town Hall
Ecwill
Harlie Dane
Peachan
L. A
Lance
Mr. Clough
Iiddard Mate
North Randolph
East Hardwick
Artline Syrene
LO. C. F. Gil
East Mirdwick
Walter F. Field
St. Telineburs
the Luilive
Thisafonary Society of the Congregational Church
Mra. Irons
Mine A. M. Hatecok
Mra
Addie Fidridge
Lottie Hanecock
Mary Heveys
Grace Goodrich
Margaret
R. J. Harpey
Dora
Deland
Fla
Dorothy Underwood
Mies A. M. Hancock
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Lirewn
McAllister Bros
East Barre, Vt
America
Henry B. Walthall
Bijou Theatre
Adolph Zukor
David Graham Phillips’ Greatest Story
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Wall Street
Bald Pates
William S. Hart
Wilson
White House
Walter Krinovits
Joe Kovalsky
Jes North Main Street
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