Local Social Roundup From South Cabot and Surrounding Towns
Ruth Austin spent Sunday home from the University of Vermont. Barre couples Merton Briggs and Lizzie Drew hosted visitors early in the week. Avery Atkins and son from Hardwick were guests of his brother Nelson. Residents from here attended Peacham Memorial Day. Clover Barrett of New York began a walking journey from the White Mountains, stopping at J. Eastman's. C. E. Scribner and family visited Montpelier, Burt Goodrich from Marshfield appeared, Byron Eastman’s art noted over the weekend. Dudley Blain and family of West Barnet called on Rosie Houghton Sunday. Robert Needham of Virginia visiting his nephew Fred Needham. Gerald Scribner of Montpelier stayed from Saturday to Monday. J. J. Eastman and Tyron were in St. Johnsbury Saturday. Fred Needham and wife visited Sunday in Lanesboro. Wesley Clark of New Hampshire spent the weekend with his mother Hattie Clark. E. F. Kidder and son traveled to Littleton and Derby to Harley Hanscom’s. John McGregory of Boston was at Rosie Houghton’s recently.
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Ruth Austin
University of Vermont
Merton Briggs
Barre
Lizzie Drew
Avery Atkins
Son
Hardwick
Nelson
J. Eastman
C. E. Scribner
Montpelier
Burt Goodrich
Marshfield
Byron Eastman
Dudley Blain
Weat Barnet
Rosie Houghton
Robert Needham
Virginia
Fred Needham
Gerald Scribner
J. J. Eastman
Lanesboro
Wesley Clark
New Hampshire
Hattie Clark
E. F. Kidder and Son
Littleton
N. H
W. A. Hanscom
Derby
Harley Hanscom
John Mcfregory
Boston
Death of Mrs. Julia F. Colby in Roxbury Massachusetts
Boston Transcript reports Mrs Julia F. Colby widow of Hiram Colby died Tuesday at 12 Kent Street Roxbury after brief illness aged 70. Born in Boston she attended Franklin School and lived in New York before returning to Boston where husband died in 1914. Survived by five children including Annie Colby Avery of Newbury Vermont and Mabel Bettman of Britchopue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dulla B. Colby
George Avery
Boston’ ‘Transcript
Jinlia FE. Colby
Hiram Colby
Kent Street
Roxbury
Julia B. Coyle
Old Franklin School
South End
Washington Street
Franklin Square House
Colby
Annie Colby
Newbury
Colby Boston
Harvey Colby
Needham
Tae Colby
Mabel Bettman
Brtchopue
William H Draper runs ashore near Gay Head in fog
The Portuguese packet William H Draper with 90 passengers went ashore three miles south of Gay Head Martha s Vineyard during a night fog. The cutter Manhattan and coast guard from station 50 at Cuttyhunk aided. Early reports said it might float at high tide. The Draper was 31 days out of Bravo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
William H. Draper
Cape de Verites
Gay Head
Marthas Vineyard
Manhattan
Coast Guard
Cuttyhunk
Draper
Bravo
Ducette
Gleanor
Nantucket
Read the ads and find what you desire today
Fragmented verse about reading classified ads offering items and rentals. Repeats read the ad line for various goods and services. Mentions railroad rides, raincoats, brides, coats, pork, and farming implements in a casual promotional tone. No clear event or people identified.
Why the Price Went Up
In a brief report the article examines rising costs in groceries and the factors behind higher prices. It cites supply chain issues, demand, and production costs affecting everyday items like milk.
East Brookfield Visitors and Local Events Briefly Noted
East Brookfield social visits included Mr and Mrs WC Bjorn and Mr and Mrs Will Rutz at Wesley Raminey’s home the first of last week. Eva Reed recovers from laryngitis after a brief illness. A Japanese operetta by East Brookfield girls was staged at South Barre last week and Brookfield town hall event drew solid turnout. Harry Smith sprained his ankle earlier in the week and is under doctor care. C Bjorn Fis sold his farm to Mr and Mrs Annis of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bjorn
Will Rutz
Wesley Raminey
Eva Reed
East Brookfield
South Barre
Brookfield Town Hall
Harry Smith
Bjorn Fis
Annis
Canada
Boy and dog scene ends with river bank quip
A boy on a riverbank pole and a passing man discuss the dog named Vanse Ne. The man offers a brief exchange before moving on. The note then shifts to a real estate agent's long show followed by a book agent selling $8500 worth of books, per the Cincinnati Enquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virhadelphia Inquirer
Bee
Tang
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Scripps Booth
Scripps-Booth
General Motors
Borg & Beck
Detroit
FP. O. B
H. F. Cutler & Son
St. Main St
Barre, Vt
Scrinns- Booth Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
South Cabot
Peacham Memorial Dey
Clover Barrett
New York
White Mountains
Tyron
St. Johnsbury
Hudson and Essex
Essex
the Good-Fellow Co., Inc
N. Main St
Nes
Spain
Almond
Amd
Gay's Head
Martha's Vineyard
Woman's International League
Woman's International League For Peace and Freedom
Viena
Nieuw Amsterdam
Europe
Jane Addams
Alice Hamilton
C. Kohn
Dorothy North
Mary Smith
Chicago
Florence Kelley
United States
Miss Addams
Hull House
Mike Mabel Kittredge
Vienna
Musikverein
Interna Analiem
Salzburg
Noordam
Harriet Connor Brown
Washington
D. C
Mise Mabel Kitef
John Rettinger
New Jersey
Nod
Mire C Ladden
Newark
N. J
Mateno Takizawa
Wellesley College
Japan
Pine
Flint
Michigan
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Mich
Pioneer Builders
H. G. Bennett Barre
BUICK
Hagar Hardware & Paint Co
Vermont Distributors
Burlington, Vt
Richard Annis
Banister Farm
Jenne
Boston ‘Transcript
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