Woodsville tops Boston Hoor in rough Wells River game
A Christmas week basketball clash in Wells River saw Woodsville defeat a Boston team 6 to 0 amid disputed calls and fatigue stoppages. Notable players included Garlada scoring 26 and Kirk, Cockran, and Shaw contributing baskets as 400 in attendance watched a rugged home performance.
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Hoor
Woodsville
Boston
Wilds
Eli Garlada
Larry
Taylor
Newbury
Pat Carlson
Evans
Smith
Corkran
Shannifan
McNamara
Cordelo
Live Wire lauds Newbury editors and local progress
The Live Wire praises Newbury for editorial vigor and printing quality while noting community energy. It lists residents moving homes, Christmas exercises at the town central school, portraits gifted in memory of Edmund Atkinson, attendance milestones, and assorted townsfolk visiting relatives and preparing for holidays.
Topsham D J Stevens Returns From Illness
Topsham D J Stevens has returned from a brief illness. Deming was called to assist, and Sierritt Maniay was mentioned. Casunve, McKay and Harold Shits started some work. McKay notes focus on December. LS Garvin will give Christmas orders. One special guest will reverse stay with Mrs McKay.
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D. J. Stevens
Biaapete
Deming
Sierritt Maniay
Washington Christmas Tree Event Details and Plans
Washington will host a community Christmas tree lighting next Friday and Saturday evenings with electric lights and a New Year’s program. The event features children’s Easter activities, a Friday Universalist gathering, and a sermon by Kew A Saiamome titled Vie Por ward.
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Universaliat
Ate
A. G. Preble
Ieee
Kew
A. Saaiamome
Wehiert
Randolph Judge Stow departs after probate week in town
Randall Chelsea official Judge Stow left Wednesday for Mix after a week on probate court business. Emma Harlow Hyde Park teacher visited holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs J H Harlow. Mrs B G Goodwin left for Barre to spend Christmas week with daughter Mrs D C Wilmot and family. District Superintendent Davenport Springfield met with Randolph Gent er church and stayed with Rev RH Moore. Miss Mary Lanson music teacher traveled to Rutland for holidays. Phoenis lodge held a regular meeting Tuesday with four candidates as it grows. Ldie s of W A corps held a chili supper Tuesday night with gifts and sociable time. W A McIntosh improving after illness in Northfield, able to attend Sunday.
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Judge Stow
Chelsea
Emma Harlow
Hyde Park
J. H. Harlow
B. G. Goodwin
Barre
D.C. Wilmot
Davenport
Springfield
Randolph, Genster
RH. Moore
Mary Lanson
Rutland
Phoenis Lodge
Northfield
Elsie Gates
State Fish and Game Commissioner’s
Montpelier
George H. Newton
C.C. Abbott
M. W. Abbott
Elmer Barrows
Stowe
St. Johnsbury
Barrows
C. C. Abbott
Hypathia
Viernan
Annie Morse
Ne Childe
Mise Marjorie Newton
Jeffersonville
G. H. Newton
Newton
Cambridge
Orlo Ayers
Burlington
C. D. Hatch
Cluga Crossett
A. M. Snow
Kenneth
B. Foas
Harold Harvey
Harold
Mary Adams
Union
Glwas Co
Somerville
Mass
J. Adams
Ruth Graves
Simmons College
Norma Perkins
Harris Metealf
Maywood
R. W. Demeritt
Reverlee
Edron
B. Palmer
Bristol
Edwin F. Palmer
F. Huntley Palmer
Kate McMullin
A. Fife
Howtexs
Fife
Betary Gleason
Mac Ayers
Gleason
Agd
James Hittle
Henry Wallace
Lena Wallace
Pauline ‘Ayers
University of Vermont
George W. Randall
Henley A. Randall
Belle Randall
Pearl Randall Wasson
George W. Ramsall
Pearl
C. 1 Hateb
Bertel Perry
Schenectady
George Averill
Frank Towne
Chauncey Taeman
Wills
Elmer L. Barrows
St. Jolmabury
CC. Abbott
Waterbury
Jane Tomlinson
W . Alger
C. H. Smith
Daugher
W. H. Perry
Medford, Inc
Ray Foster
U. S
North Dakota
Thomas Fleming
Fidlyoke
L A. Foster's
F. M. Small
Tunbridge Selectmen Recovering From Distemper Attack
Local notes from Tunbridge report selectman Durker recovering from distemper, and residents like Mr. Bryant Ordway in Boston and Mrs. Hayward in Somerville. Schools held Christmas exercises with a two week vacation ahead. sledding worn in and big rule job workers off duty. Annual Union Agricultural society meeting elected directors W. K. Howe, Hugh Lyman, F. Wil son Noyes, Pierce Dickerman, A. Whit and G. J. Hayward. officers chosen by Masons. Other items note installations, local travels, hay preferences, and interior gallery repairs. An advertisement promotes RAT-SNAP rodent eliminator with distributors listed.
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Selectrmans BB
Liioe
B. Grant
Brookfield Christmas Notices from Randolph Area
Brookfield notes holiday gatherings and travels of local families. Many residents visit relatives in Strafford, Randolph, Barre and Burlington over Christmas vacation. several students return from Norwich University and Randolph Center, with a few ill or recovering at home. The Brookfield Grange elected officers for the year and plans an installation and supper. Christmas church services are postponed due to scarlet fever quarantine, with a sermon titled On Earth Peace.
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George Adams
Braintree
G. J. Dungan
Harold Forsip
Strafford
Arthurs Gover
Bernice Fullam
Ua Abbott
Elizabeth Wilcox
Randolph High School
Roy Jones
Agricultural School
Randolph Center
Florence Colt
Burlington
Charles Jones
Elton Hilie
Norwich University
William Hugegard
Maine
FE. Huggard
Kenneth Chase
Springfield
Mass
Herbert Holmes
Winston Sharrow
Sarah Fuliam
Ramlolph
W. W. Hagggett
Gerald
Fallam
Tumney
Isteward
Herbert Knowley
Alfred Hall
BJ Williane
Henry Tf. Pullam
Fallamaker
John Bjorn
Ceres
Nelle
Pullam
Pomona
Mary Abbott
Flora
Rose Williane
Indy
Elsie Waddington
Herriot Church
George Flint
Randolph Grange
State Grange
Frank Harford
Woonsocket
Cotahel Rumney
Hartford
Conn
A. BK. Rumney
Chelsea Fresh Ocean Goods and Holiday Fare Listed
Chelsea announces new oyster and fish arrivals including herring, haddock, pollock, mackerel, and salmon with beef, pork, frankfurts, smoked ham, and Baldwin apples by the bucket. E D Barnes reports a Dec 21 flight claim beside strozen roads in Trutland with practical portioning and no snow in the city.
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Ndlogen
Tust
E. D. Barnes
Strozen Roads
Trutland
Chelsea
Christmas and visitors fill Waterbury pages with plans
Long read noting many residents visiting relatives from Montpelier to Stowe and Burlington. Guests include Misses Morse and Childe, Marjorie Newton, Ruth Graves, and family gatherings around Christmas. Names span Adams, Ayers, Harvey, Loomis, and Gleason clans with church and university ties.
Stowe News Briefs From Mansfield Mountain Grange Meeting
About 40 members of Mansfield Mountain grange visited Ta moille grange in Morrisville Tuesday evening and discussed the recent men versus women contest won by the men. Local residents note farm purchases, recoveries from an auto accident, and community gifts as winter approaches.
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Mansfield Mountain Grange
Tamoille Grange
Morrisville
Rogram
Carroll Wheeler
Bristol
Conn
Stowe
Wheeler
C.K. Wheeler
Fred Harris
Alton Wheeler
Earl Douglass
James E. Houston
Hax
Banta
D. E. Asquith
Burlington
Aspirin Ad Warns Against Substitutes and Safe Use
An ad urges consumers to take only Bayer marked aspirin for pain relief and fever. It claims aspirin has been prescribed by physicians for twenty one years, proven safe by millions, and sold in handy tin boxes of 12. The advert highlights the Bayer name and Mononrnic acid derivative as the trademark and emphasizes following the package directions.
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Bayer
Ues
Burlington visitor travels to see relatives this spring
Mrs. Lola Billings Douglass has stayed three months with her brother and wife in St. Louis. She plans to visit her aunt Robert Woodward for about six weeks before visiting friends in California, starting early next week.
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Burlington
Lola Billings Douglass
Billings
St. Louis
Robert Woodward
California
Vital daily needs via monthly income and policies
An advertisement for National Life Insurance Company Mutual offering family policies to guarantee meals, home, and clothing. S. Ballard, general agent, Rialto block, Montpelier, Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Life Ins. Co
Mutual
S. Ballard
Rialto Block
Montpelier
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Laconia
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Price Gravity
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Black Beach
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