Norwich Football Team Receives Gold Championship Balls
A large Northfield crowd at the Savoy theatre honored Norwich university football players with gold State Championship balls for 1920. Frank T. Parsons, Northfield News editor, presented the gifts on stage amid cheers after the first show of Miss Virginia Boucher. Also noted are local employment updates for Virginia Boucher and Laura Boucher, with J. J. Drumgold in St Johnsbury and C Kimball visiting Swanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoy Theatre
Norwich University
Vermont
Northfield
Frank T. Parsons
Northfield News
Virginia Boucher
Webster
Ville
Mixa Laura Boucher
J. J. Drumgold
St Tomsbury
C. Kimball
Swanton
Hiis
Hd. Houston
Washington Roy Simmons Attends State Grange Meeting
Roy C A Simmons travels Monday to St Johnsbury for the state grange gathering. Various Barre visitors are noted including Mrs Henry Washburn and daughter from Barre City hospital. The Union Christmas tree is planned for Friday at the Universalist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
A U. Preble
Deneph Senecal
Websterville
Frank Arnold
Boston
P Lawler
Velma
Jennie Hamef
Plainfield
AL Simmons
Universalist
Washington
Ern Watly
Winday School
Community News and Local Appointments in Marshfield
Local notes report H. Prouty on a Philadelphia business trip and Cecil Towne with Miss Irene Mante Haloro of Quebec to wed this month. Mrs Swerdfeger visited Montreal. Deer hunters listed. Krein Rolfe moved to a hotel tenement. Christmas program planned at K of P hall December 24 with a cantata The Spirit of Christmas. Pitkin visited Barre relatives. Townmembers attended Pageant of Nations in Cabot Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.K
H. Prouty
Philadelphia
Wort
Cecil Towne
Irene Mante
Haloro
Quebec
S.A. Swerdfeger
Montelier
Hiram Wilson
Warren Porters
Herman Folewin
Wesley Hall
Joe Spinks
Arthur Karper
Wallace Whitorunts
Lenn Chow
Glenn Powers
George Powers
Barre
Cabot
Middlesex Christmas Music and Sermon to Be Held
A Middlesex church announces Christmas music and a sermon service at the Mel venue. Details on date and time not fully readable, but the event centers on festive carols and a guided sermon for the community.
Nurse Miss Douglass to Visit Stowe Free Health Aid
Mise Hattiy Douglass, Lamoille County Red Cross nurse, visits Stowe next Tuesday on Tune days with free services. She arrives about five o clock a.m. and stays at the hotel during noon and elsewhere during school vacation unless called away. Appointments to meet her or have home services may be arranged with Mrs. H. F. Shaw or Mrs. Le L. Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Hattiy Douglass
Lamoille County
H. Fe, Shaw
le L. Harris
Polyanna Club
Chiatinns
Akeley
Mra
KO Hayward
Jessie Southard
C.K. Hayward
Mt. Manefield Creamery Association
Green Mountain Inn
S. A. Stebbina
Madgett
Hyde Park
Barrows
A L. Gale
Swissilde
Jane Howe
Rutland
Almira Slayton
Maple Street
Groton News Roundup From Local Notices
Local items report Mrs James Main critically ill with pneumonia and Mrs Minnie White visiting Woodaville. Residents Mr and Mrs Taley, Mr Smith and Mrs Bailey travel to Barte and Montpelier. Mary Forter and daughter stay with Mrs Foster while Mr Fast man aids care. J T Fellows and D R Taylor remain ill while David Hall and Blanche Blanchard travel to New York City. Delmar quartet performs at Lyvon concert as Mix Awe readings excite audience. Sermon topics at local churches include The Pilgrim Fathers and The Mountain Sanctuary. Services note Sunday at 2 pm and midweek on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Main
Minnie White
South Ryegate
Ts. K. Taley
Woodaville
N. Ti
J. Bailey
PA. Smith
Barte
Montpelier
Mary Forter
Mies Juta Foster
A.W. Fastman
J.T. Fellows
R. Taylor
David Hall
Ire Blanchard
New York City
Mr. Hall
Srotla
Delmar
Randolph News Briefs Reflect Local Happenings and Travel
The Randolph area reports the funeral of Mrs Lucie Viall Minuse at her home after a Thursday arrival with her husband. Relatives travel for holidays including Mrs Jennie Mureh to Dorchester Mass and Mrs A E Holman to Oklahoma. Several residents visit relatives, marriages occur, and local events include church and grange activities with guests from Montpelier Holyoke Burlington and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucie Viall
FL. Tolman
Jennie Mureh
Dorchester
Mass
A. E. Holman
Oklahoma
Blanchard
Montpelier
Emma French
East Braintree
Philip Salisbury
New York City
J.C. Wells
John Wells
Alice Rumrill
Thomas
Samuel B. Pay
Elizabeth Rockwell
Randalp Center
FS. Tole
FN. Parrett
D. L. Cladwick
Kil. Spencer
Marshfield
Mary V. Harrison
Naperville
Ble
Patterson
GC Flint
A. A. Priest
Vermont State Grange
Johnsbury
Grange
Will de Northfield
Gueer Mann
V. D. Fraser
Wordistock
George Brew
Roy Juhmen
Burlington
Sarat Loomis
Kewina Buber
Holyoke
Skinner Memorial Chapel
Arthur W. Bailey
Hugberix
TD. L. Loomis
Thin Place
J. H. Moulton
Mary Moulton
Mt. Vernon
Ny Y
C.F Moultan
Mise Deslor
Howe School
Rochester
Grange Hall
Thurelay
Dianchart
Teynard
H. J. Vail
Edward Brownell
Saturday Bargains In A Bizarre Grocery List
A fragmentary OCR shopping page itemizes various bargain foods and household goods such as pork shoulders hams cranberries green tea and yellow onions with scattered prices and stray phrases from an old market menugu. The readable text hints at a Saturday sale focusing on meats produce and pantry staples.
Special Saturday and Christmas Week Sale Items
Unclear OCR listing various sale items and prices for groceries and household goods. Mentions Gaal Mead Ber Sun Maid Currants Pearl Taypioa Bla Labet Pomalies Retrained Sweet Cort 2 cbs Adv Carn 2 eats Jane Pear per can White House Coffee Monadnock Coffee Ketra Blow for Heavy salt Pork Croan Browl Karo Cheese Pillsbury Flour National White Tip Matches Bult's-Fye Matches Toilet Paper Metter Quality Toilet Taper Engsler's Ketchup Canad Christmas Capily Corn Pinker and Tons tas Me Liom't.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaal Mead
White House
Pillsbury's
Engsler
Low Prices At Local Market Featured By Bulk Bargains
Bulk shopping savings highlighted with price listings on meats dairy butter lard eggs and canned goods. Named items include pork shoulder lamb cuts salmon tomatoes corn peas beans coffee and pineapples with emphasis on low bulk prices to attract buyers.
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Brookfield Cheamery Hutter
Brookfield
Sharalg Bonner
Sinas
Marly
Anil
Central Vermont lines boost East Corinth telephony efforts
East Corinth Residents report improved service as the Faster Vermont central moves from South Corinth to the central attics, bringing 2M incoming lines and about 450 call boxes. A new elite board will add 40 lines and extra room. Community notes include local residents’ visits, health updates, and a fundraising event led by Mrs. Harriet View and others. Proceeds from recent events total 10 SAAT with plans to upgrade facilities before next year.
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Vermont Central
South Corinth
Waits River
Tater
Mise Pear Blake
Mire Hannah Willey
Vermont
Dickey
Groton
Bratford
Piermont
J. C. Knight
Reading
Mass
A. C. Jackman
Er Tnsband
Herbert Tacey
Telionie Wildgoode
Barre
Milo Magoon
Irwin Worthley
Corlies
Mra
George Te
Leon Brainerd
Mildred Sweet
Martin
S. Rowlams
James
Weybridge
Svoman
Harriet
Toledo
Funeral of Mrs Emma French Held in East Braintree
Funeral services for Mrs Emma French, who died after 24 hours illness, were held Wednesday at 2 PM at the East Braintree church. Prof DC Wool Jury officiated. Her surviving daughter Mary Hutchinson and three grandsons attended, with many out of town mourners. Mrs French, longtime nurse and church worker, leaves one daughter, three grandchildren, six great grandchildren, and a late husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Frenehi
DC. Wool Jury
Northfield
S.A Hutchinson
Ralph
Lynn Hutchinson
Howard Eddy
French
Tia
Sophia Hateh
Montpelier
Ida
Jason A. French
East Braintree
Mary
S.A. Hutchinson
Mr. French
Niswdooth
Braintree
S.A. Tinchinson
Nettent
Elwin Martin
Kf Claflin
Anil
A. G. Spooner
Emma Warder
Randolph
Mere Luke Hutchinson
Obituary Notices From Brookfield And Montpelier Areas
Wallace Colt and Mr and Mrs Cash An wis are listed with Ansel Richards of Brookfield and Mrs Parish Blanch ard of Montpelier in a historical notices column detailing names and relations among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Colt
Cash An Wis
Ansel Richards
Brookfield
Parish Blanchard
Aluntpelier
Masquerade Ball and Promenade at Park Knights in Marshfield
Plainfield hosts a masquerade ball and promenade in K of P hall Marshfield on December. Prizes awarded for best and worst dress. Greeting from Mrs Fisk expresses thanks for birthday cards and sends Christmas wishes from Harriet L Fisk Cozycrolt Bradford Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of Phalt
Marshfield
Adv
Mrs. Fisk
Harriet L. Fisk
Bradford
Waterbury Center Christmas Events and Sermons
The brotherhood oyster supper drew about 70 attendees. A talk by Dr. Cow explained the state's new public health system. Pulpit theme the next morning was Horn of God. Special Christmas music and the seminary pageant No Room in the Sow are planned. Men's study Sunday centers on Winning Men's Souls by Feeding Their Bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood
Cow
John Tih
Marshfield Pageant Crowns Best Dressed Winner
In Marshfield on December 31 K of hall presented prizes for best dress in a local event. Pei Piven earned top honors while other entrants received awards in a modest, community celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Marshfield
Pei Piven
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Woolworth Company
Montpelier Savings Bank and Trust Company
The
Montpelier Savings Bank & Trust Company
State of
Middlesex
Barre Opera House
Cer
STOWE
Chae de Sailers
Eorgcalinn
B. P. Skedroui
Louis Romanos
Brook St
M. Thal
Grocery Department
I C. McCarthy & Son
J. G. Shadrous Tel
South Main St
East Corinth
McAllister Bros
East Barre, Vt
Waterbury Center
Woodbury
Scott
Souk Rowne Moomiela
Ntee
Bijou Theatre
William S. Hart
Wilson
Wm. Hart
Obregon
Mexico
Red Jacket
Baltimore
Bucksport
Woodsman
New Bedford
Spadina
Cal
Mt. Hilton
Harding
Madrid
Spain
Dorothy Gish
Miss Rebellion
J. J. Hastings
No. Main St
Waller Krinovits
Jor Kovalsky
North Main Street
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