Rev Delmar E Trout resigns Brattleboro pastorate
Brattleboro dispatch notes Rev Delmar E Trout resigns after 13 years as pastor of the First Universalist Church and accepts a call to St Pauls Church in Springfield Massachusetts. He will leave March 1 and begin work the fifth Sunday in March. He has led civic religious improvements locally and holds multiple offices in Universalist and fraternal groups. He is a native of Springfield Ohio and attended Wittenberg College. married to Mabel Littlefield. they have two daughters.
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Brattleboro
Delmar BE
First Universalist Church
St. Paul's
Springfield
Mass
Clarence E. Rie
Prout
Tufts Divinischool
Tio
Universalist Convention
Vermont
Quebec
Brat Iphoro Civic League
Rattleboro
Tuberculoria
Public Library
Chamber of Commerce
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Trout
Spring Field
Wittenberg Collne
Bliss Mabel
Littlefield
Rockport
Mire Laura J Stiles Dies After Prolonged Illness
South Randolph notices Laura J Stiles in poor health, passing Dec 22. Born Roxbury May 16 18a she was the youngest of ten. Funeral Friday at Riford's with Rev Place officiating. She left few known relatives and was laid to rest beside her sister in a Tunbridge family plot.
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Laura J. Stiles
Mason
Roxbury
Riford
Mind Stiles
Henison St. Slack
Bethel
Emm MacPhorres
Tunbridge
Aga
Kelcey
Everett Smith
New Hampshire
Hin Oro
Miss Marriet Smith
Randolph
John Gifford
Vern Dumas
Hasania
Julius Davie
Farnham
Hixcamting
John Wells
Guy Young
Hicks
Emma MacPherres
Laura
Stiles
Cherles Riford
Mrs. Welle
John Ells
Christmas Social Notes From Barre and Vicinity
In Barre and nearby towns residents recount holiday visits and gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis and family traveled to Rochester to attend events while Miner and family hosted at W. T. Tucker’s. Mrs. Porger left Tilton for Christmas, and others like Flanders, Haynes, Wheelock, and Lord families spent Christmas at home or with relatives. Reports note Mrs. B. L. Tohartoon in Barre Hospital and Northrop visiting from New York. Community updates include travels, visits, and seasonal plans across West Pelham North Calais and surrounding areas.
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Brtanlor Curtis
Whiting Wieparente
Mra
Curtis
Ialh Miller
Barre
Spencer
Rochester Mountay
Ixcept Mix
Miner
W.T. Tucker
Arete J. Porger
Tilton
N. Pi
Catele
North Calais
Flanders
W. C. Haynes
Welle River
Herbert Wheelock
Mra Wherlock
HC. Flanders
A. J. Lord
West Pelham
J. J. Lord
Wight
B. L .Tohartoon
Barre Hospital
Northrop
New York State
Mie
Sedan
Rma
Hanna
W. R. Swift
Roy Swift
East
Ernest Chase
Woodstock
Robert Noble
Boston
Compfire
Howard Wikoo i
Goddard Seminary
Robinson Atwood
Miss Beer Greeley
White River Junction
Dee
Lawrence Edgerton
Springfield
Edgerton
Emma Hubbard
Binghamton, N
Clarence Martin
Miey Iva Martin
F.C. Flanders
Olinsburg
Women in Industry and the New Position of Women
Mary Anderson leads the U S labor department women’s bureau which challenges special laws restricting women’s work hours and cites surveys of women’s wartime and peacetime roles. The bureau’s final report, the New Position of Women in American Industry, will detail transitions from war to peace work and is due before year’s end.
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Mary Anderson
Women's Bureau
United States Department of Labor
United States
Congres
Mary
van, Klovck
Russell Sage Foundation
Indus
Miss van Klewek
Miss Anderson
New York
Brooklyn
Bureau of Women In Industry
New York State
Federal Women's Bureau
Boston
Detroit
Kansas Ciy
Chicago
Hoth
Kansas City
Inn
Pet
Wommen
Rep
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Masachusetts
Newdemey
Assachusette
America
Burven
Salarias
Farrs
Civil Service Commission
Atrle
Wupern
Mtaf
Pete
Christmas tree gift drive brightens Rochester common
A Rochester community Christmas tree event distributed gifts to children with Santa and local donors. Amy Wing and Charles Stoughton arrived from Dean Academy and Tufts College with holiday greetings, while Ruth Greeley from White River Junction and others joined the scene for the vacation period.
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Santa
Mise
Rory Wing
Charles Stoughton
Dean Academy
Franklin, N. H
Addison Marvin
Tufts College
Ruth Greeley
White River Junction
Alfred Gove
Randolph
Christmas School Program Delights Hancock Crowd
Hancock reports a fine Christmas program at the schoolhouse featuring male readings, recitations, a play, and a notable star drill by six year old Norman Andrews. Ruth Andrews portrayed a crippled doll. Mise Fifield earned praise for curating the event.
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Norman
Andrews
Ruth Andrews
Mise Fifield
Ming Ruth Dowdell
Bethel
Arthur Lefting
West Rochester
David Raton
Exeter
N. A
Tampa
Carl Raton
GR Church
Clyde Campbellall
Granville
Charles Stoddard
South Royalton
Bertha
Beatrice Mt
Henry Mansing
Mire
Pauline Claflin
Eaton's Camp
Unrest in Athens as Venizelos return rumors spread
Disorder erupted during a St Theodore church service amid claims army officers threatened the conducting priest. Arrests were made but released. Patrie published Venizelos praise with a full front page editorial predicting his return. Reports also note Thrace looting by Wrangel troops and royal intrigues across Athens.
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Athens
Bec
Associated
Pross
Church of St. Theodore
Venizelos
Patrie Today
M. Venizelos
Greene
M. Veniselow
M. Venizelow
Cabinet
Gallipali
Thrace
Constantine
Princese Stagin
Chiriatopher
Marriage rumor links royal Greek wedding prospects
Rumors swirl over a possible union between Lends, son of Princess Anastasia, and Princess Olga, daughter of Prince Nicholas and King Anastan tine. Reports claim Nicholas is the writer of Parth ristophor, husband of Princess Anuatarli, amid speculation of a high society alliance.
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Alene
Willan Lends
Anastasia
Olga
Princ Nicholas
Pries
Anastantine
Pdtiet Elretes
Nicholas
Wrotim
Parthristophor
Prine Anuatarli
Home and Household Food Tips from the Clipner
The article describes simple desserts and puddings for children using milk, cornstarch, and eggs. It provides recipes for milk pudding, boiled custard, and caramel corn starch pudding, with guidance on serving, flavoring, and preparing light, attractive dishes for kids. It also mentions using ripe bananas and floating island as options.
The Aftermath cornstarch pudding recipe by Dorothy Dexter
A historical recipe describes a cornstarch pudding using four cups scalded milk eight teaspoons cornstarch half cup sugar half teaspoon salt half cup cold milk one teaspoon flavoring and three eggs beaten separately. Dry ingredients are mixed then moistened, added to scalded milk and cooked until thick, yolks folded in, whites folded, heated again, flavoring added, poured, molded, chilled and served with sugar and cream.
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Floating Island
Dorothy Dexter
Noted Doctor Dubious Cure Debated in Boston Transcript
A quirky Boston Transcript item questions a "newdle bath" as a cure for a catch in the side. It mocks the medical fad while preserving a sense of local skepticism about quack therapies.
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Doc Evans
Hobert
Boston
Ring Repartee Sparks a Colored Pugilist Duel
The Boston Transcript notes a sharp exchange as a colored pugilist faces his opponent. The rival taunts with threats of death while both wear boxing gloves, and the crowd reacts to the wartime bravado and bravest exchanges inside the ring.
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Boston Transcript
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Women IN Industry
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William Leeda
Princess ‘Oiga
Buick
Tama
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Louise T
Fevers
Waitara
Paka
Waikiki
Edison
Jarie Rappold
Albert Sipakting
Anna Case Ge
Ieee
Mos
Frieda Hempel
Elizabeth Spencer
Thomas Chalmers
Hindermyer
Wallace
Crouch
Drown’s Drug Store
No. Main St
Barre, Vt
Santa Claus
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Horlick’s
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