Memorial Day Observed with Large, Ordered Program
Hardwick marked Memorial Day with a well arranged program led by sixty uniformed scouts guiding the procession to Maple and Main street cemeteries to honor soldiers. Hon. George M. Powers delivered a notable address on Vermont troops from 1776 onward as about 400 residents listened. The day featured a long parade, various local groups, and upcoming Red Cross events plus notes on community members and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwick
Maple Street
Memorial Building
Main Street
Thie Place
Enat
the Baptist Church
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army
Wutes
Woman's Relief Co
New England Order of Protection
George M. Powers
Frood
Vermont
W. Roy Dutton
FH. Taylor
Schourhouse
East Montpelier Notes Mixed With Visitors and War Efforts
Town news from East Montpelier recalls John Garrison and family returning to the Wheelock block, with former resident John Prats visiting from Geneva Ohio. Memorial services pass quietly, locals fish, visit, and entertain. A. S. Phillips’s stay includes a meeting in Montpelier, while Iver Pitteld aids on the Barre road. Residents face depredations on poultry yards and road hazards, and local workers repair the road as fodder and farm life continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garrison
Wheelock
John Prats
Geneva
Ohio
East Montpelier
Memorial
East Montpelie
Wome
A. S. Phillips
Len Chandler
Ednesda
Montpelier
Joel Whester
Claire Dudley
St. Johnsbury
Calais
U.S
France
Iver Pitteld
Barre
Notable Bethel Woman Dies Suddenly at Home
Mrs Cynthia Hoisington, 70, of Bethel, died suddenly Saturday likely from heart exhaustion. She lived alone in winter, spent summers with her daughter and husband, and was found in bed after relatives forced entry. Interment is at Randolph beside her late husband Aaron Hoisington. The community heard an enthusiastic war meeting with Congressman Porter Dale speaking, and other local notes followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Cynthia Hotsington
C.C. Morse
Mra Mores
Rochester
Morse
Mrs. Hoisington
Ealth
O. V. Greene
Etta Byam
Montpelier
W. ©. LaRool
Cora Bradley
Elmer TH. Stoddard
Limbago
Thr
Congresaman
Porter H. Dale
A.W. George
B. O Johns
Concord
N. H
John Kleimel
Keene
Old Dryant
Durham
N. C
Kentucky
G. B. Crown
Sharon
Dale
Goette
Fighting for Freedom Civil War Play at Marshfield
Marshfield hosts a Wednesday night showing of Fighting for Freedom described as stirring with excitement romance and comedy and historically correct Uncle Sam takes a little over ten percent of gross receipts with the Red Cross receiving another one percent a day Rutland trolley service may be preserved with help from the Rutland Business Men's association pursuing a solution to avoid curtailment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
The
Red Cross
Tralley
Rutland
Rutland Business Men's Association
Funeral and community notes from Middlesex area
Funeral services were held for Sumner Mile Leland at the Unitarian church in Middlesex with Rev. Arthur Abbott officiating. The obituary recalls Leland born Oct 14, 1856, his business career in Danbury and Middlesex, and his Masonic and Elks memberships. The column also mentions social visits, hospital friends, local marriages, and upcoming public notices including voter registration in Orange Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Mile Leland
Unitarian
Eliveeh
Middlesex
Arthur Abbott
Moretown
Beavers
Graves
Raymond Bustell
Stanley Harnell
Wakefield
Arthur Mead
Danbury
Conn
Masonis Lodge
Stanley Buswell
Buseall
Vermont
Cousine
Haseell
Brother F
Jane
Sumner Las Leland
Jarville
Hannah Blinn Leland
Leland
Middlesex Center
Goddard Seminary
Foster, Besse & Co
Mixa Jane Boicourt
William L. Boicourt
France
Daddy Boicourt
Aut
Ff McGrath
Bay Joffrath
California
Robert Mahyen
New York
Agnes McGrath
Tom Never
W. F
M.D. Davis
W. D. Davis
Valbyville
Mra. Davie
R. Cvis
C. W. Lindsey
Delany Minn MacDormid
McArthy
Montreal
Brown
Mra. Robinson
Washington
Defay
Ottawa
Stre. Strindther
Mont
Real
Lieut Strindther
Aviation Corps
Bertha Raleigh
Inn
Boston
Henry Dillingham
W. F. Hill
J. Grout
LF. W. Powers
J. H. Ather
A.gibb
Colbyville
Berlin
Orman
Amanda (Lamphier) Braman
Nellie Braman
IMSL
Mr. Dillingham
Keter Dillingham
Montpelier
Jessie
Homer Sherman
Ndchildren
Carl
DeWitt Braman
Orange Man in Town After Brother's Death and Draft Notices
Will Peaslee of Boston visited after the death of his brother El Measlee who operated Monday May 7. James Slora Jr left for Fort Slocum with Orange county draftees. Community seeks contributions for a town flag and asks residents to notify Flora Veake of service members and branches for an accurate roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Peaslee
Boston
EL Measlee
James Slora, Jr
Fort Slocum
Orange County
Eryioe
Flora Veake
Withamberlin
Berlin Pond
Alma Cutler
Theron
Red Cross Meeting Notice and Local Church Schedule
The Waights River report notes a regular Red Cross meeting at 2 p.m. Tuesday June 4. Six members attended the county convention at Chelsea on May. A good time and church services are planned for June 9 at Beare Church with Rev Cy toy of Burlington leading the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Eaward Rumney
Middlesex
George Patterson
Montpellier
Edward Humney
Pares Acu
Arthur Jastiow
Middlesea
Mire
Henry Tatey
Calais
Dehy
Alfred Conmler
Montpulien
Mary Harrington
Mary Catt
Charles Petterson
Berlin
Cart
DeWitt Braman
Lewin Moree
Springfeld
Lelia Smith
Miscos Oma
Olle Thomas
Weedbury
Vermont State Hospital
Ida Wallenburg
Woc. T. 1
Focal WC
T. C
Duane Bruce
Syrarcuse
N. Y
Bilson
Palmer
Elm Street
Charles VL Haines
Nanhua
N. H
Marquis de Lafayette
Nashum
Indies
Methodist Epicopal Curch
Mre
Inez
Duxbury
Washington County Association of Contreveational Churches
Wakefield
W. L. Smith
Womans Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clementine Butler
FE. G. Miller
Honan
Dashary
I. J. Patterson
Red Cross
Horton Ward
H. C. Ward
Chelsea
Beare
Fmal
Oueeeys
Cy Toyd
Burlington
Edwin McIntosh Dies After Arm Amputation At Salisbury Mill
Edwin McIntosh died at 7 30 p m Saturday after an operation for amputation of his left arm. He had suffered a finger injury at Salisbury mill where he worked 40 years. Blood poisoning developed and rippled his condition. his widow and son Earl survive. The report notes his poor health from diabetes and mentions relatives and local events in Randolph, including church activities and school graduation plans for Randolph High School on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin McIntosh
Wanstorium
Mr McIntosh
Salisbury
Melmond
Meintosh
Samuel McIntosh
Northfeld
Earl Meintosh
Joseph Hamilton
White River Junction
I. J. Hamilton
Groton
Judge Hall
Ella Kibbee
Somerville
Mase
Jehnni Williams
Mise Mabel Hamilton
Derby
Mra
Lilla Dunham
Bethel
Guella Ridder
Will Pitkin
Mise Trace Pitkin
Norfolk Downs
Mass
Rons Clarence
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Sociery
Also Mentioned on This Page
B.J. Mulcaly
George Anderson
Wolcott
Morrisville
Boy Scout Orchestra
Dana O. Bean
Camp Devens
Ayer
Laveren White
Naval Reserve
O. Kittredge
Springfield
Orrin Hile
Y Mass
Florence Dwinell
Plainfield
Wade Benjamin
Florence Taylor
Raymond Carrick
Hardwick Academy
Emily Kull
Philadelphia
Pottsville
James Mackie
Haze
Downing
N. BE. O. P. Hall
Smiths
North Jay
Catherine Cate
R. F Blake
Swanton
Charlie Jones
Massie
Hyde Park
Olie Green
Morrieville
Clowse
Richmond
East
Cynthia Hoisington
Waterbury
Sumner B. Leland
Hoswell Farnham
Orange Liberty Loan
George Hosmer
Chicago
Howe
Sunda
Indian’ Aid
Hlrk
Whitcomb
Orange
Aaid Orange
Flore A. Peake
Tawa
Megistrar
Waits River
Randolph
Tarzar
Isc
New York Tribune
Carter
Charlie Chaplin
Fark Theatre
London
W. L. Robinson
Pathe
Picardy
Dogs Life
Tee
Pollas Me Tome
Clara Kimball Young
Pierre Wolff
Sure To Oloae
Alan ‘Bix
Wark
Chaplin
Chanlin
Barre Electric Coo
Barre, VT
J. L. Arkley
the Kaiser the Beast