Mrs Ida Pearsons Visits Then Returns Home
West Topsham notes include Ida Pearsons of Barre returning home after visiting Mrs M T Hight. Mrs Herbert Clark dies May 20 after brief illness, funeral at home with East Orange interment, leaving many friends. William Hight surprises turning 21 with a party May 27 at the hill. Rev RB Lowe visits Hight home. The community attends Mrs Duscan McKay’s funeral in Topsham. Several locals attend social events and plan for C S Hight's illness amid distemper.
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Ida Pearsons
Barre
M. Tr. Hight
Herbert Clark
East Orange
RB. F. Lowe
H. Hight
A. T. Smith
J. F. Runbern
Burre
Duscan McKay
Topsham
H. B
Alf. Freeman
Montpelier Seminary
Fragments recall social visits and local events
Friday evening notes refreshments of lemon ale and wafers were served and very pleasant. Frank Mien and family of Barry visited at Mos. Kimball's. Saturday, 1 PL Tight was in East Corlith ast rate on business. FA. Church was in Groton bist Friday.
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Frank Mien
Barry
Mos
Kimball's
East Corlith
Groton
Village Lovers Play Repeats At Hall Association Night
North Montpelier announces the Hall association will repeat the play A Village Lasever on June 4 evening with a supper and dance to follow. Riley's Orchestra will provide music for the event.
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Hall Association
Uhura
Riley
Montpelier District Notices and Visits Report
A stream of social notes lists business visitors and family travel across Montpelier and nearby towns. Fred Horr, Hert Lowell, Mrs. Jennie Hickie, Mrs. McBrier, Mrs. George Rogers, Elmer Labrve, Mrs. Mabel Stienham, Mrs. Etta Haines, Orvis Bayles, Mrs. Will Varner, Fred Boyles, Flor Atking, Miss Frave More, and many others are noted visiting relatives, moving residences, or attending events in Chelsea, Berlin, Montpelier, Calais, Hardwick, and surrounding locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Horr
Montpelier
Hert Lowell
Chelsea
Jennie Hickie
Mra
McBrier
Openge City
Florida
S. B. Madgete
George Rogers
St. Johnebury
Elmer Labrve
Mabel Stienham
Etta Haines
Orvis Bayles
Will Varner
Berlin
Fred Boyles
Lebanon
Flor Atking
Rome
Wesley
Calais
Tie
Laura Mureh
Carrie Blias
Hardwick
Fon Knapp
Annie Frederick
Aine
Abbie Lamson
Franconia
N. H
Francinck
Ernest Bliss
Smillie Smith
Plaineld
Joseph
Mire
Charles Kenerson
Binie
Cordelia Mack
White
Tdionville
William
Kida Putnam Foster
Mitford
W. B. Putnam
Will Turner
Mellie Wells
Sherhurtie
J. Wiswell
Ainsworth
Norris
Northfield
Mass
Louise
Elma Phillips
St. Solnetaey
Mabel Smith
Harlie Gutler
Barrerege
Bert Smith
Danvilly Sutera
William Kenerson
A. P. Burnham
el More
Lyndon
Leantha Rare
Greansbaro Ln
John
Hoh. Foster
Moray
Palmer
Bert Lowell
Mre
Harriet Lance
Velma
Dnhison
Fred Marsh
Community News From Randolph and Burlington
Mrs A J Rimball, long a patient of Mrs George Dukette, returns home to Burlington after several radios. Whitcombs depart for Nashua then Lewiston to visit Mrs Whitcomb's sister Lorena Thatcher. Mrs George Allen and sister in law depart for Marre via St John after a new car. Frank Horner and Francia Taylor of Cambridge entertain Ket elu family. A strong wind topples a tree near Mary Strong home, causing Main Street debris until cleared by two men.
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A. J. Rimball
George Dukette
Burlington
Whitcomb
Nashua
Lewiston
Aisuter
Lorena Thatcher
George Allen
Atlin Babetes
Jeft
Tursilay Maning
Marre
Mayo
Mary Strong
Maintreet
Draken
Rural Good Tarek club meeting and town affair announcements
Williamstown reports the Rural Good Tarek club annual meeting and a town selectmen session set for early June. Delegates travel to Burlington for a nationwide chapter, and Leonard D. Stith is named manager at the Junehall gathering with plan for later games. Oliver W. Martin and Herbert L. Pratt attend cholera-related county court activities.
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Good Tarek Club
Muns
WM. Seaverinlpire
Lestie Williams
Katherine M. Carlin
Charles UL. Stveight
Harry Anderson
Burlington
Gond
George T. Colby
Canada
Ivestock
Melvin
Euenham
Leonard D. Stith
Ovens
Oliver W. Martin
Herbert L. Pratt
Montpelier Concert, Faculty Reception Amid School Events
Montpelier in Lowell Mass hosts a faculty and student reception at the chapel after a day of building delays. Montpelier Military Band concert slated for Thursday June 4 at 8 pm with rain date the next evening. program features overtures and marches including Italian in Algiers and Flag Day pieces.
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Tee
Lowell
Mass
Dolin W
Montpelier
Smareh
Mall
Algiers
Rossini Eee
Mattantey
William A Milne Mareh
Majoe Awetin
Bieta
Beletion
Little Cafe
Ona Walter
Obituary and society notices from Orange Brookfield area
Mrs Clark died at home on Tuesday May 26 at age 50 years five months after a five day illness. She was born in Morristown, lived in Barre then Onoye, married in 1880 and leaves a large family. Funeral at East Orange. bearers were four eldest sons. Many friends sent flowers and sympathy. Memorial Day events, church notices, and local visits chronicled. schools observed Memorial Day with a program and cemetery wreaths.
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W. N. Wardner
Barre City
Narre
Childeen
Ward Luce
White River Junction
Leman Hill
Peake
John
George
Herbert
Frank
Orbert
Glen
Minnie
Lucy
Hyde Park
Struthers
West Topsham
Poylilies
Olin Fone
W.G. Fouce
Littleton
N. H
C. N. Fonce
Grantlim
Trman
Barre
Mra
FP. O. Spilkint
East Orange
Groton Residents Attend Memorial and Family Visits
Residents from Groton Massachusetts travel to Northfield for pulpit duties and join Memorial exercises at River on Saturday. Many visit relatives, attend receptions, and plan extended trips to New Hampshire and North Dakota, including Mrs. Martha Porter and Mrs. Helen Welch.
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Smith
Northfield
Ewuma J. Clark
Servine
Boston
Dose Pine
Clark
James Burton
Tussell Moore
Mire
Pillsbury’s
B. M. Welch
Toston
Hhory
Pammer
T. PB. Hall
Helen Ricker
Gram
Barry
J.T. Darling
St. Johnsbury
Moulay
Fred Hayes
George Miller
County Court
Vaire
P.M. Page
Sst. Johnsbury
Helen Welch
Aldroxe
Mars
Claremont
Hank
New Hampshire
Abe
Larimore
North Dakota
Arguments in U S. v. Vi 5 y Co case seek Sherman Act dissolution
Final arguments were opened before Federal Justices Putnam Dodge and Trown in Boston as the government contends Vi 5 y Co monopolized the show business supply chain. Through 11 subsidiaries and 23 officers and directors the firm allegedly controlled subcontracted parts from sole and heel preparation to attaching them to uppers.
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Boston
Vi 5 Y Company
Putnam, Dodge and Trown
Chronic Rheumatism Pills Backed By Guarantee Ad
An old advertisement promises relief from chronic rheumatism with two bottles of Rheum. It claims the medicine travels to the joints and kidneys, offering a money back guarantee via the Red Cross Pharmacy if not effective, with a 60 cent price tag.
Memorial day exercises steady and heartfelt in village
The village held pre Memorial Day services with a joint program from the lower primary and village school. Rev Fraser Hetzer gave the address while music pleased attendees. Local residents and families gathered at the school, including W. Walbridge and C Hood, as pupils performed well in recitations and revelations.
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A. E. Sargent
Woodaville
Thurniay
Victor Holt
F. J. Holt
TA. Clark
Leona Wardner
Boston
Luss Marion Snow
von, Wardner
A. Wertheim
Richmond
Ala. Romney
Mr. Wortheim
Germany
Wortheim
Fraser Hetzer
Joseph Tinker
Northfield
Thomas Russ
Panette Greene
House
Mr. Fowler
Bethel
Meware
W. W. Sprague
Luzelie
Randolph
Witton
George Panton
Portia Allie
Haverhill
Alli
Bear Bill
Mikk Ruby Hoynton
Mousey
W. B. Colt
K. Dames Ad Migs Marjorine
Panton
TL. B. Panton
A. J. Follansber
W. M. Warner
Die Bethel
Mastachussetts
Tovey
Mra
Local visits and events Brighten Corinth Community
Mr and Mrs Pred Little visit Mr Tittle's parents in Curse while Walter Dickey of Headford runs the creamery in his absence. Charley We Kinsball in Marre undergoes surgery and is treated by Dr Sprague with his mother Cy Kimball visiting. Charley Thompson of Bradford visits daughter Mrs Henry Petbooah and her brother George. Children’s Day will be observed at Meadow next Sunday. Currall W Childegree plans entertainment Friday at Academy Hall in a crowded house.
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James Lord
Putnamaville
Clark
Barre
Herbert Chirk
Florenc Flanders
Durkington
Ed Raymo
Barre Epetit
Metherlad
Kather Keyed
Earl Flanders
Royal Flanders
St. Johnsbury
Grange
Miside Rocks
G. E. Nelson
James Lard
B.A. Outler
Florence Outler
Lula Thompenn
Denis Veake
Bert Keyes
Lake Morey
Center
Kimball Corners
Town Hall
Orcutt
Thompson
Pred Little
Mr. Tittle
Curse
Walter Dickey
Headford
Mr. Little
Charles We Kinsball
Marre
Sprague
Tia
Cy Kimball
Heather
Moreton Berry
Washington Street
Charley Thompson
Bradford
Henry Petbooah
George
Sienday
Currall
W. Childegree
Acanemy Hall
Bethel Man Nelson H Wallace Dies After Long Illness
Nelson H Wallace, a Bethel native and brother of Elroy Wallace, died Monday after a long cancer illness. Funeral services were held this afternoon with Rev. Henry A Parkhurst officiating and interment at Cherry Hill cemetery. He leaves two daughters and a surviving sister, with extended family in Bethel and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson H. Wallace
Yrar
Henry A. Parkhurst
Springfield
Cherry Hill Cemetery
Mr. Wallace
John and
Mary (Wheeler) Wallace
Bethel
Elroy I. Wallace
Mary Burbank
Mra
Ernest Howard
Oliver Barrows
Educational Systems in the American Army
A special report in the annual education commissioner’s report argues Uncle Sam maintains the world’s most complete officer training system. Captain Dougie MacArthur, approved by General Leonard Wood, contrasts U S. methods with foreign militaries and stresses professional, scientific training for officers to ensure peak efficiency.
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Ib v
United States
Military Academy
West Point
Army Service Schools
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Army School of the Line
Army Staff College
Army Signal School
Army Field Engineer School
Army Field Service and Correspondence School
Special Service Schools
Engineer School
Washington Barracks
Dn.c
Coast Artillery School
Fort Monroe
Mounted Service School
Fort Riley
Kans
Army Medical School
Washington, D. C
Fort Sill
Okla
School of
Port Bill
Signal Corps Aviation School
San Diego
Cal
Presidio
San Francisco
Rock Island Arsenal
Regular Army
Organized Militia
Engineers Trade Schools
Army War College
Sam
Iis Army
Commissioner of Education
Dougie MacArthur
Leonard Wood
MacArthur
Lie Datien
Avatom
Robert Emmett court meeting rescheduled to June 4
Graniteville notes a regular Robert Emmett court No M4 meeting moved to Thursday, June 4 at 7 30 PM by order of Chief Ranger Felix McWhirk. The notice includes a stray medical ad text and misc. lines about Foley Kidney Pills and cough remedies.
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Robert Emmett Court
No. M4
Felix McWhirk
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