Randolph News Briefs Highlight Weddings and Local Goings
Randolph notices report arrivals from Quebhec and Hopedale Mass while detailing a June baccalaureate sermon by Rev M S O Donnell. A 1917 graduate wedding and local Liberty loan totals, plus residents moving, travel to Derby and Burlington, and smallpox case notes fill town chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inilla Durkee
Quebhec
Leslie Durkee
C. E. Brewster
Hopedale
Mass
M. 8. O'Donnell
Samuel A. Salls
Memorial Day Observance and Local News in East Corinth
Memorial day events in East Corinth included a post dinner and veterans’ remembrance, flag salute by school children, prayers by Rev Barnard and Rev Mulzard, and a patriotic song by TP Bromly. Local news notes a gallstone operation for Mrs Charles White, family visits from Hartford and Manchester, and Winn Taplin returning from Iowa State College to help on the farm with wartime college releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
F. J. Mulzard
TP. D. Bromly
Charles White
Hanover
Clarence
Winn Taplin
Lowa
James Rouhan
E. E. Tillemon
Lawrence
Waterbury
Williamstown Methodist Church Service Arrangements
Pastor Rev George W Keeling leads divine worship next Lord's day with 10 45 morning sermon and noon Sublath school. Union service in the Congregational church and Epworth League Tuesday at 7 00 pm. Quarterly conference scheduled in town Saturday at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
George W. Keeling
Epworth
Plate event at Plainfield ends with thanks card
A short note from Nellie Git Plasert and Welle describes plans for a social evening at Se a couple adr with dancing after a tight gathering. The card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness, cheer, and the beautiful flowers sent while at Heaton hospital from Mr. L. V. Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamey
Muir
Serr Toms
Heaton Hospital
L. V. Lane
Bethel Community Notes and Memorial Day Observances
Bethel residents visit relatives and attend Memorial Day events. Families from Gowanda Erie and Burlington exchange news, with visits by Mrs. Elmer Woodward and the Marsh couple after mumps quarantine. Vendors offer discounted hats at Martell’s in Bethel. Volunteers include Robert Bundy joining Dr. Wilken Stickney’s ambulance unit. Cross State Transportation resumes daily Bethel Rutland service, linking with morning and evening trains. Veterans named from Memorial Day observance. KE L Gunkelt returns from funeral in St. y. Wesley Dunham recovered from appendicitis and is at home.
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Harry W. Mentley
Robert
Gowanda
Jercy Fifield
Nicolai
Helene
Erie
George H. Stuart
Burlington
Stuart
Wats
Ai FB
Martell’s
Minery Block
Bethel
Ady
Robert EB. Bundy
Wilken Stickney
Sandor Baruch
New York
M. J. French
M. J. Tolles
Charles H. Arnold
Stockbridge
MW. Arnol
T. A. Chadwick
K. E. Cushman
Alba Dartt
J. HL. Grow
M. Kendall
G. H. Kimball
A. H. Spanner
Daniel Stoddard
Charles Walker
Cross State
Greene Sanatorium
Vermont hospital reports no new smallpox cases during quarantine
Waterbury and nearby areas report no new smallpox cases at the Vermont state hospital since quarantine began. Memorial Day observances at the hospital and farm life at Duxbury are noted alongside a mill fire at Waterbury Manufacturing Co. with sprinkler protection preventing greater damage. Funeral attendees for John O'Brien in Richmond are listed, mentioning many local residents and visitors.
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Vermont State Hospital
Wnter
Duxbury
H.C. Tonghess
Waterbury Manufacturing Co
John O'Brien
Richmond
J. T. Harvey
T. J. McCarthy
Thomas Deviane
Harney Quinn
Charles Morrison
Maas
Mr. Frary
East Orange Social Notes and Local Visits
Miss Christie Richardson finishes work for Mrs. E L Sanborn and plans a Michigan trip as Mr Sanborn hosts a surprise party with over fifty friends. The item lists numerous visitors and family happenings in East Orange and nearby towns with names such as Hutchinson, Lanmore, Prescott, and McAllister, plus school events and local social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie Richardson
E. L. Sanborn
Michigan
Sanborn
Abbie Hutchinson
West Topsham
Flora Bohanon
Washington
Hutchinson
Warren Curtis
O. A
H. A. Prescott
Nellin Alley
Lake Morey
Ara Prescott
F. A. Burroughsee
West Corinth
Eugene McA
Decorations and Parade Highlight Hardwick Memorial Day
Hardwick enjoyed a fine Decoration Day with a long parade and strong address. Scouts from Woodbury plan a Friday evening first aid demonstration for the local Red Cross. Town visitors Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Towne called midweek. Alvin Hitchcock pleaded guilty to a second intoxication offense in municipal court, judge Frye ordering costs totaling 24 dollars. Twin girls born at the hospital Wednesday. Henry Bell travels to Boston on business. Hardwick academy suffers first defeat at Cabot Memorial Day by 11 runs. Baseball game this Saturday at 3 pm on circus grounds between Morrisville People’s Academy and Hardwick Academy promises a top contest. Wallace family and Ainsworth move. McLeod returns from Worcester. Wood moves into Marsh house. Read instructions ahead of registration day.
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Hardwick
Woodbury
New School
Red Cross
O. N. Campbell
W. J. Towne
Morrisville
Alvin Hitchcock
Frye
C. M. Leach
Reginal Paquette
Reg
Henry Bell
Boston
Hardwick Academy
Cabot Memorial Day
H. A
Acady
Marsh House
Main Street Cemetery
Worcester Pre Memorial Exercises and Local News
Memorial and church events described in Worcester include services at the church with Rev. Elmer Clark delivering a sermon and a Washington county Sunday school convention report by Mrs. Clark. Local families are noted for visits, relocations, and a naval enlistment, with several residents traveling to Newport and Lowell for work and family matters.
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Elmer Clark
Mirs
Archie Saxby
John Bellehan
Saugus
Mase
A. F. Hort
Mn EL Mi Gford
Maskachusetts
Vermont
Ceretery
Allie Hunt
Middlesex
Mra
Fred Howieson
Middlesexlo
Hir
Jerry Bolton
Newport
Navy
Ethel Bolton
Montpelier
Fr. Bolton
Northfield
Lowell
Maso
Harry Utton
Henry Holt
Robert
Land's
Arthur Alexander
Mildred King
Henry King
Memorial program and small town notices in North Randolph
Raymond Preston's new Fort featured in a memorial program enjoyed by children at a grange meeting Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Orcar Colburn returned from Lincoln visit. Ma and Charlotte Walbridge visited Mrs F C Cone in Randolph Center. Mason S Stone to speak on Adventures in China at Berlin ers church next Sunday at 7 45 PM. Meetings well attended and appreciated by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Orcar Colburn
Lincsin
Charlotte Walbridge
Randolph Center
F.C. Cone
Mason S Stone
China
Lemons Beautify Make Lemon Lotion For Skin
A frugal home remedy shows how to mix three ounces of orchard white with the juice of two lemons to create a quarter pint of lemon lotion. Strain juice through fine cloth to remove pulp and store for months. It claims to whiten, soften, and refresh skin, reducing freckles tan and sallowness with daily massages for face neck arms and hands.
War Work Council seeking 4 million for YMCA services to troops
The War Work Council led by John R. Mott raises 4 million dollars to furnish camps for letter writing, games, religious meetings, moving pictures, and welfare services for the US armed forces. Secretaries will guide soldiers and cooperate with regimental chaplains, with plans extending to Europe. President Wilson approves, and Vermont organizers seek local contributions by June 11 to support national efforts.
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John R. Mott
International Committee of the
Young Men’s Christian Association
United States Army
Wis Mom
Europe
Wilson
War and Navy Departmente
Fuch
Vermont
Scinell
W. 1
Howe
van Vatten
P. Smith
F. J. North
Featernutins
Granges
FL. North
Clairbatrowt
Warlington
Association
Port Ethan Allen
S Nine
Hydration and Anuric for Stomach and Joints Pain
Historical health column advises drinking a pint of hot water before meals and adding baking soda for stomach catarrh. It promotes Anurie as a remedy for kidney issues, rheumatism, and uric acid buildup, claiming it dissolves uric acid like hot water dissolves sugar, with references to Dr. Pierce and medical authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Grutener
Pavlov
Fow
Pierce
Surgical Institute
Buffalo
S. C
Mrs Etta Hume Dies at Home of Father
Mrs. Etta Hume died of tuberculosis at 7:30 Wednesday night at her father Lee Parker's home. Survived by family present. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM at her father's home with burial at North Montpelier. Fred Drown moved to Alanson Nye farm in East Montpelier. Mrs Bessie Jacobs staying with her father. Ara Slayton of East Calais a visitor. Bo J Hateh in New Hampshire on business. Mian Jerue of Barre, a nurse, returned home after caring for Mrs Hume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Hume
Lee Parker
North Montpelier
Fred Drown
Sandem
East Montpelier
Bessie Jacobs
Vermont Red Cross drive nears close with strong statewide unity
Burlington reports one final push remains for Vermont’s 30 000 member target as Red Cross workers rally across the state. A plant on St Paul Street honors a flag raising while local employers decline to buy photos, choosing to support Red Cross membership instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont
Ars American Red Cross
Inetite
Red Cross
Dr. Hinds
St. Paul Street
Crowe Baltteut
Essex County
Best Window Display Ever Made.
An editorial in the Juno Woman's Home Companion praises Canton Illinois for a standout school parade window display. Merchants opened shop windows to show student work from manual training domestic science eleme nts and math classes. Parents and others crowded downtown to view the exhibits and learn what Cento n schools achieve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juno Woman's Home Companion
Canton
Centos
Team appeals drive boosts local enrollments in wartime draft
Report shows Islandites exceeding quota with Cabot and Vergennes leading gains. Brattleboro area efforts expand to Wells River branch as towns like Craftsbury and Fairfax prepare larger enrollments. Churches support recruitment while headquarters congratulates active workers amid rising member counts and optimistic projections.
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Cabot
Washington C County
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