Town Gossip Notes in Barre and Nearby Visits
Allen Carter of West Topsham visited Barre friends yesterday and Mrs W P Day of Northfield called on Barre friends over Memorial day. Many locals, deliveries and planned events fill Barre life with dances, outings, and social calls through the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Carter
West Topsham
Barre
W. P. Day
Northfield
James B
William Carewell
Tutne
Bright Star Rebekah Lodge
Fred Green
Te Red Cross
Hollister Jackson
Windsor County Court
Woodstock
R. Borini
Brookstreet
New York City
FE. A. Witham
James McDonald
Springfield
East Montpelier
Dudley
George Mitchell
Websterville
City Hospital
Francis Grady
Newport
Nget
City
Pox. Z. Archambault
Merchant Street
Con
Harry Gamble
Division Street
Victor Gignac
Homer Fitts Co
Franklin
N. J
Clyde Lawless
Coast Bureat
Ragland Insurance Solicitor Figures In Montpelier Notice
An insurance solicitor from Ragland aims to travel before accepting offers. The readable fragment mentions a National Life Insurance office in Montpelier Vermont and a person named Bellard, with implied agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragland
Rome
Tetahidiched Imearmney
Cwene
National Life Ime Co
Metah
Bellard
Gemevel
Fiinling Bie
Montpelier
Memorial Sunday Observed at Coneational Church
Memorial Sunday observances at Coneational church drew 56 attendees. W.R.C. and 5th of e filled, three G.A.R. members present. Rev. Walsh praised Civil War sacrifices and urged adherence to the League of Nations as world leaders addressed by Dr. Angell of Randolph. Local residents and visitors joined, with a grange hall dinner praised by Mrs. Jason Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RC
Olney F. Seaver
Jason Johnson
Samuel Yales
George H. Goodrich
Ada Reed
Drager
Alean Markey
Simon
Charles EK. Walsh
James H. Walbridge
FC. Angell Ot Randolph
Grange Hall
Funeral for Sidney Kinney in Thetford
Memorial day observances include Hoot band musicians in Thetford as the funeral for Sidney W. Kinney was held Monday at H. B. Palmer’s home. Kinney, 74, died Saturday May 20 and is buried in Stevens yard lot. Survived by cousin Fannie Kinney and friends, with town and Norwich mourners attending. Members of the Grange hosted a reception for new couples, Ray and Ralph Palmer, and other locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Knight
Boston
Lee M. Houston
Granite City
Mario Lotti
Greenfield
Mass
Jennie Lott
Herkley Street
Herbert Belark
Mie Pares
AL Clark
French Street
Concord
Barre
EA. Prindle
Worthen
Margaret Mercer
Thomas Merner
Morse
Manchester
N.hs
Mise Josephine Calombo
New Britain
Ernest Nichols
Tthe Jones Brox
Lft
Lun Higgs
Merkley Street
Boeton
Hrockton
Brockton
Gwendolyn Cooper
Charles H. Wishart
Granite Savings Bank
W. A. Murray
Bastin
Sepm
James Donnaline
Helen Halligar
Homer Fitts
Dixon
Thomas Boyd
North Adams
Mast
James Methwnahd
Hall Street
Mee
Boyd
Methwald
Raymond Martin
Kirkerie
Martin
Mr. Martin
Sidney W. Kinney
H. B. Palmer
Stevens Yard
Mr. Kineney
Nis
Norwich
Fannie Kinney
Marion Howe
Cheater
Emma Coombs
Eryemy
Grange
United State
Ray Palmer
Ralph Palmer
F. W. Bates
Bates
Springfield
Garey
Claremont
Jonnie Pressey
John Child
Wallingford
Conn
East Thetford
Sarah Das
Vern
Waverly
Frank Vaughn
Arthur P. Timmerman
Erie
St. Louis
Bop
C. A. Edgerton
William Beattir
Lydon
Pleasant Street
Timothy Welch
Groton
Tate
Crone Street
Fred Holden
Mars
Bere
Mase
Mr. Holden
H. S. Thresher
In Brook Road
Jel OW
Cross Street
Dexter Macy
Montpelier
Heaton Hospital
Clare Holton
Randolph
Mise
Beatrice Holton Eaets
Eugene Carpenter
Charles Holton
Newell Jones
Corinth Community Remembers John Porter's Wife and Local Figures
Sympathy flows in Corinth as friends recall John Porter’s wife whose visits to the Porter homestead drew warmth from townsfolk. Mentions of Hastings, Taller, Lord, Morse, and Moore highlight local families, a May funeral in Montpelier area, and civic notices from the Masonic lodge and district meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Porter
Corinth Corner
Porter
Ona Porter
Cyrus Hastings
Bredix Hastings
Charles Taller
Frank
Boltonville
Everett Hastings
Vieis
William Moulton
Ford
Joseph Lord
Leon Morse
Arene Field
Montpelier
Saiurday
Speringfield
Leon
Clark Morse
Corinth
Mabel
Mire
Sean Holden
Springfield
Tracy
J. O. Sherburne
Randulph
Wright
Neem
Mineren
Odige
Neal
A. M
Mthelen
Masone
C 'Williams
W. M
Hutton
Josephs Lanl
E. F. Walter
Herold Colby
G. B
AH. Hake
HL Wallace
Offord Chalmers
John Poland
Will
Memorial Day in Northfield Draws Large Crowd
A large Northfield crowd observed Memorial Day with closed businesses and moodful ceremonies. The day featured a procession to Mount Hope cemetery with speakers from Norwich University, a second observance at Northfield Falls, and a final program in armory hall led by Col. Tompkins and the G A R band. Veterans and local officials attended, with Rev. F T Clark giving the afternoon address. Local residents and visitors were noted in attendance and reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Mount Hope Cemetery
William H. Boynton
G. Aor
K. R. B. Flint
Norwich University
Northfield Falls
C. V. Woodbury
Frank Tompkins
J. M
Northfield Cornet
Norwich University Cavalry
Olson
Sorrell Maynard Post
American Legion
F. T. Clark
Methodist Church
Martin
Vila
Burlington
Armory Hall
G. A. KR
Vet Crané
Murtock A. Campbell
Business and Professional Women's Clubs Convene in Springfield
Women from New England rally for the first convention of a new federation formed recently. June 11 gathers about 50 attending, with hundreds more expected. The event aims to connect business and professional women across vocations, including clubs and individuals seeking to join or start local chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Springfield
Mass
Née
Ers
Tt Ie
Armenians Face Uncertain Fate as Allies Struggle
Reports from Constantinople through the American relief mission warn of Armenian distress. Allies’ delay and the League of Nations mandate hamper protection, with Bolshevik advances in the Near East heightening danger. A brave American, Myrtle Shayne, remains at Baku amid looming famine and unrest. Colonel Waite reports unverified revolutionary threats.
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Armenia
Constantinople
Near East
America
United States
Supreme Council
League of Nations
Baku
Azerbaijan
Georgia
Moscow
American Red Cross
The
Myrtle Shayne
Waite
Kalitian
All Len
Armerica
Coal Mine Casualty List Names 1708 Lithuanians
The casualty record for coal mines lists 1708 Lithuanian workers who died while mining coal for America, covering cases from 1802 to 1017. The compiled ledger records the human cost in the industry’s dangerous labor history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
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B.W. Hooker & Co
Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc
Crown’s Drug Store
North Main Street
M. J. Whitcomb
East Barre
Vermont
the Smith & Cumings Co., Inc
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Unday
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LaPoint
Emma LaPoint
Hal M. Lasell
Ataneny
Dre
Ada Lasell
Horace Lasell
Towen
J. Marshall Jackson
W. H. Lougee
I Glet
Leon McAllister
Allany
C. H. Dodge
Bethel
le BI Carts
Mum Village
Mr. Dodge
B.C. Hoyt
OL. Preston
Lote
Kate Hadlock
Marchefield
Frank A. Downs
John Trons
Rast
Hardwick
Star
Lake Caspian
Grernebaro
Stevens
Pittsford Mills
Larkin
Rufia Allen
North
Calais
Allen
Lester O. Morgan
Battery Park
Kithan Allen Park
Malletts Bay
Te Putnam
Chelmefurd
Smith
Mildred Ho Cady
Middlebury
Thetford
Postum Cereal Co
Battie Creek
Mich
Bijou
Pearl St
Mary Miles Minter
Poque’s Harbor
Tenreday, Janet Alice Lake In
Aavantar
Alice Jovce
Durande
Rockland
Ramingham
Ominator
Flyde Park
Goon
Daylight Store
Wakefeld
Gardner Clinton
Barre, Vt
N. D. Phelps Co. Tm
Harvard
Welch
Texas
Bermuda
F. D. Ladd Company
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