Plainfield Town Notes of Social Visits and Local Changes
In Plainfield and nearby towns residents report visits, travel, and routine news. Several Barre Montpelier guests and callers are noted, including Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, Miss Winnie Hamel starting work in Barre, and Mr. Claude Odell’s newborn son. A Norfolk furlough looms for Merrie Brown, while births, moves, and store-relocation updates ripple through the community. A Maple hill fruit harvest convention begins June 7 with multiple daily services.
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Arthur Cutler
Portsmouth
Ntl
Carrollings
David Spicer
Manterat
Anne Charles Mitchell
Montpellier
Munday
Maynard Spencer
Barre
Franklin Lewis
George Brown
John Getehell
Montpelier
Merrie Brown
LL. M. Johnson
Gibson
Goddard Seminary
Evelyn Goblin
Fannie Martin
O. J. Martin
Georgia Gorman
Katia Boyce
Etosaaky
Nelson Hamel
Will Gurley
North
School Street
Minnie Whitcomb
Chicago
Rey. Gilman
North Montreal
Merton Whitcomb
Dorothy Smith
H. F. Cutler
Clark
Doris
Roy Stoddard
Ethel Huntoon
Richmond
L. F. Fortney
J. ©. Swain
Ernest
E. F. Leavitt
Newport
Barber
Fair Haven
George Hume
Jennis Hamel
Partridge
Nina Vivian Canfield
Maxham
Randolph
Fred Gokey
Mayo Wyman
East Randolph
E. E. Maxham
Wallace Goodwin
John Story
Middlesex
Herbert. Holt
Fred Dwinell
Simeon Dwinell
Nat Batchelder
Orville Dix
Flrst
Maple Hill
Nelson Morse
Pliny Morse
Fanny Perkins
Wilber Bartlett
Ann Martin
Baby’s Rash Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Mrs. George Woodbury of Lynn Massachusetts reports an eight month old baby with an itching rash on the face neck and back since birth was relieved after using two cakes Cuticura Soap and one box Ointment. The statement promotes Cuticura products as cleansing soothing and healing aids and warns against harsh inexpensive soaps as cause of skin troubles.
Bethel Court Recess Amid Tax and Court Updates
Windsor county court took a Saturday recess amid a busy docket. Last week’s fines largely funded liquor enforcement and related offenses, with several acquittals and guilty pleas. Bernardo arrests, jail stays, and probations are noted alongside local tax totals, military registration, and recent Whi tcomb Woodstock baseball results in Windsor county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor County Court
Lorenes Pedizz
Joseph Rosas
Leo Edmounds
Bert Blanchard
Stockbridge
Antonio Guerra
House of Correction
Nicola Palmento
Antonio Avivelli
M. Piedmonte
Roy A. Abbott
Charles 5. Shepard
West Berlin Social News and Local Visits
Mrs Friday Miss Chorge Adams and Evelyn from Northfield visited Mrs M Ayers and Addie Emerson. Mrs EL Cooper and sister left for St Albans to visit Mira. Mary Nanewek has been poorly. Master Robern Crockett ill for a week. Ten ladies sewed for Red Cross. next week ladies meet with Mrs M E Glines. Mrs Fred Cameron and Miss Corrie Streeter in Montpelier. Charles A Patterson in Montpelier. B Bailey in Montpelier one day. Ladies to meet at parish house to tie puffs. Delary lost house and barn to fire Sunday morning. A miscellaneous shower for Miss Claudia Robinson. 35 ladies attended. Some ladies shopped in Northfield to hear Chaplin Mundy speak on Veranant troops. HL 4 Yarrington met two coy Sanjay afternoon when bed were killed by lightning. M D Glines in Northfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chorge Adams
Evelyn
Northfield
M. Ayers
Addie Emerson
EL. Cooper
J. A. Stiles
St. Albans
Mira
Mary Nanewek
Robern Crockett
Mre
Elmer Culver
Red Cross
Indies
M. E. Glines
Fred Cameron
Corrie Streeter
Montpelier
Charles A. Patterson
B. Bailey
Foo Delary
Claudia Robinson
Mundy
Yarrington
Ines
M. D. Glines
Local Notes From Rutland and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs H Munkett of Rutland and their daughter attended Martin's Test week. Mrs Stephen Featenden of Boston is visiting for the summer. Private Martin of Fort Ethan Allen was home for a few days. Will and John Ahear traveled to Burlington for examinations but did not succeed. Miss Mabel Sith of Bethel visited her sister Mrs George Hutther. Miss Julie Churel, from Bee ton, had refereed) Mix Rr Goodyear went to Murfings tam for medical treatment. Mrs Fret Ellint of Wareee and Miss Lene Nye with James toodpear attended the meeting of the branch at Moe A. Le Miller’s lawn work party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munkett
Rutland
KL. Martin
Stephen Featenden
Boston
Martin
Fort Ethan
Mix
Goodyear
Murfingstam Melts Mondey
Ellint
Wareee
Lene Nye
James Toodpear
Sohn
Lelia Miller
Rochester
le Miller
Death of Martin Tewksbury at Randolph home
Martin A Tewksbury died at his South Main street home on Sunday afternoon from a paralytic shock suffered two weeks earlier. Born September 21, 1835 in New Ipswich New Hampshire he moved to Randolph in 1855 and ran a family business. He served as a Republican representative in 1872 and had three daughters with his first wife Irene Weston. He married twice more, each wife predeceased him, and he leaves two daughters by the first marriage. Funeral is to be held Wednesday at 3 PM from his home with interment at Southetew cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Tewksbury
South Main Street
Martin A.tewksbury
New Huston
N. H
Amos
Annie (Cochran) Tewksbury
Mr. Tewksbury
Tewksbury
Appleton Academy
New Ipswich
Randolph
A. W. Tewker & Sons
Irene Weston
John and
Miriam (Belknap) Weston
Mary Weston
Cartle Irene
Donepa Raymond
Zora Martin Tewksbury
Lacy Kinney
Abbie A. Dodge
Plymouth
Bethany Church
Southetew Cemetery
Reserved peat tickets for The Jetornon on sale at Shortts
Marshfield residents may purchase tickets for The Jetornon at Shortt's store. The paper notes dates Thursday and Friday June 7 and 4 in K P hall with four free dances till midnight after the Friday performance. It mentions local residents Kate Hadlock and daughter from Williamsport and a Red Cross sewing meeting next Thursday at 2 in the band room, plus a Monday parade for newly enlisted young men headed for Fort Eben Allen with four named men taken earlier by Lee Shortt.
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Shortt's
K. of P. Hall
Kate Hadlock
Red Cross
Fort Eben Allen
Carroll Goodridge
Elery Lyndes
Edward Ward
Ay Lewis Lange, Jr
Lee Shortt
Tam
Mia
Myrtie Ingerson
H. Tanner
Lisbon
Ralph Hollister
Snelling
Minn
Knights of Pythine II
Nounel
Shivlay
St. 5
Crossland
C. H. Merrill
St. Johnsbury
Congregational Church
Rochester steamer begins laser work and local notes
Rochester new steamer began running its laser work leaving Rochester and Mrs Eilen Rowell has gone to Washington DC where she has a position as stenographer. Miss Christine Boyd of Castleton is a friend of Rev and Mrs AN Blackford. Mrs Rowlie Nichole is quite ill. Miss Wadeworth of Marlington is in care of Mr and Mrs Chester Moree. Mrs Dora Ashley of South Royalton is with Mrs Dull Pierce for a few weeks. Mrs Wallace Campbell returned from Massachusetts. L D Pigrer and Chester Vigree were in White River Junction for touring cars. Will Parmenter was ill with tnesles and not well Wednesday morning. Mr and Mrs Ans Bean and family of Rutland with Miss Alte Childe of Hillbern Bridge S H Sere Sunday guests. Also Mr and Mrs Prof Martin.
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Joseph H. Counter
Springfield
Fred Fassett
Seattle
Vermont
Fassett
Bethel
New York
Pittsburg
W. R. Briggs
Arthur R. Newell
New Hampshire National Guard
H. W. Davis
Manchester
N. H
Edward Rogers
Fort Ethan Allen
Perley Rogers
HT. H. Dinemore
Hanover
Dinsmore
Morris Wyllie
White River Junction
Whitcomb
Hartford High School
Regan
Newton
Whitcom
Woodstock
South Royalton
Eton
Windsor
JH. Burlingame
Milton
Mass
Charles Zurn
Zurn
Vernie Wright
D. D. Smith
Smith
Rochester
Eilen Rowell
Washington, D.C
Christine Boyd
Castleton
Blackford
Rowlie Nichole
Wadeworth
Marlington
Chester Moree
Dora Ashley
Dulls Pierce
Wallace Campbell
Massachusetts
L. D. Pigrer
Chester Vigree
Will Parmenter
Ant
Prof Martin
Europe Needs More Corn and Wheat says Jane Farm note
The Jane Farm and Fireside argues Europe desires corn and wheat with meat, noting war opens a potential American market. It cites British demand and a shift toward corn and oats while recalling Allied aid to Poland a year ago and predicting rising European appetite for American crops.
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Europe
Ajeriostern
American Red Cross
Boland
Waitsfield Notes on Weekend Visits and Local Plans
Everett Wallie returned home from Od id for the weekend. Miss Gertrude Bisber visited Burlington briefly. Local residents Allen and Mrs Veadenburgh and others spent the weekend at Lindavy Cosebrook's. Carl W. Marble reports a broken leg in Parker Arizona. Mrs Emron Marble at Heaton hospital is comfortable after an abscess. National Guard volunteers recruited at W E Jones store. Ainsworth post 36 seeks to form associate members. meeting set at Waitsfield Library Hall on Thursday June 7 with FH Jones chairing and Alice M Bushnell as secretary.
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Everett Wallie
Odid
Gertride Bisber
Bridhy
Burlington
Allen Veadenburgh
Soiaren
Lindavy Cosebrook
Taisen Richardson
Warren i
Albert Carracd
Red Cros
Red Cross
Edna Boyce
Jennie Colebrook
Hurlington
Carl W. Marble
Parker
Ariz
Emron Marble
Heaton Hospital
Harris
Capt. McMath
Montpelier
W. E. Jones’ Store
National Guard
Waitsfield
FH. Jones
Alice M. Bushnell
Waterbury hospital notes a week of bird visitors list
Vermont state hospital Superintendent Wasson lists charming visitors on hospital grounds unseen by him this past week including song sparrow bluebird robin and many other species. He counts sixteen robins near the porte cochere enjoying visitors. Also noted is an official notice that the fish and game commissioner's office moves from Lyndonville to Cambridge.
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Wasson
Vermont State Hospital
Hix
Noats
Portecophere
Winsoski Jouige
Fish and Game Commissioner
Lyndonville
Cambridge
Banisters and others visit in Williamstown
Williamstown residents host relatives and friends from South Northfield Barre Waterbury and Montpelier. Reports note families including Banister Covell Dickinson Winchester and Leonard, with updates on local injuries weather impact on livestock and a favorable health brief for Mrs Thurber and Elwin J. Clogston.
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Albert Banister
South Northfield
Henry J. Smith
Lindsay Winchester
Waterbury
Alexander
Alec Killet
W. J. Heebard
Mies Clara Leonard
Cgrambeville
Ani
Goddard
Red Meetinghouse
Mise
Grace Hamblet
North Montpelier
Gitta Triine
Montpelier
Baron
H. A. Thurber
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
Elwin J. Clogston
Wehoas
Howe
Lee
Washington social event and local notices amid ill health
The leciey rite will be held with a social in the Wednesday evening in charge of Mrs Awren Richardson and Mr Jol Hichartsom. Sapper will be served from figure 8. Mrs A McAlister, bus operator, cared for Warren Cutie of East Orange who was very ill but is now improved. Harold Huntington works for Mr Suslyn of Ramtoleh as chauffeur.
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Mra
Roe Tallent
Harold Huntington
Mr. Suslyn
Ramtoleh
Sean
Chaveffeur
F.C Himtington
Pecferty
Firea
Wewille
Ambitious Cure Claims Stir Boston Meeting
A Boston evangelist urged that a single word could heal every disease, claiming God’s presence near herbs. He cited Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a century-long popular remedy for women's ailments, offered in stores at visible prices.
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Trume
Boston
Evangelist Anid
Lydia Finkham
Local Notes From Barre Montpelier And Surrounding Areas
People and visitors across Barre Montpelier and nearby towns include Lavi Winder and family with Miss Nellie Cady in Barre, Miss Dorig Lattimer visiting Enosburg Falls, Mrs W H Watking at White River Junction, and Clifford Tassie returning to Massachusetts. Local residents add updates on health, property sales, and gatherings with Barre scheduling visits by Abi Fisherux and changes in farm ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavi Winder
Nellie Cady
Barre
Montpelier
Dorig Lattimer
Enosbury Falls
W. He Watking
White Hoe Junction
Clifford Tassie
RB. Tussle
Massachusette
TL Lanse
Pray
Abi Fisherux
Neil Daniels
B. M. Daniels
Floyd Blake
Clem Batchelder
Claremont
N. W
Philander Way
Burlington
Margaret Clark
A. Gad
Martin Clark
Ely Holton
Sweet
Malden
Mass
Frank Shaw
William Dickie
Local Real Estate Change And Community Notices
Wheaton Livingston sold his home to Elmer Farrington who expects to move around July first. A large turnout attended Pomona Grange at Greensboro. The next Pomona meeting is at Craftbury on June 30. Mrs. Leon Stewart Iris has returned from Burlington hospital and will help with her aunt Mrs. Freech before Mr. Stewart’s planned return home. Mr Boyd spoke Sunday night at the Baptist church in local religious outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheaton Livingston
Elmer Farrington
Farrington
Pomona Grange
Greensboro
Pomona
Craftebury
Leon Stewart Iris
Burlington Hospital
Freech
Stewart Ie
Boyd
Baptist Church
Sunday School Guests Visit in Brookfield
Mr and Mrs Henry Aldridge are visiting their kin in Brookfield while Miss Lottie Wilson returns to her duties at the post office after a week at the home of J I McCock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Aldridge
Brookfield
Lottie Wilson
Post Office
J. 1. Ncock
Local notes from Gaysville and Randolph area
Gaysville residents attend family gatherings with Hassam and Smith there. Melville Gould and Gould family visit Randolph. Gould heads to Randolph as chauffeur for Dr. Gifford. Walter Miles, a Dartmouth student, will lead pulpit duties at the Congregational church starting Sunday June 17. Carl Still from Quincy, Massachusetts visits the Ammen family weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Hasaam
Bethel
Alfredine Hassam
Ming Leda Smith
East Granville
Mrs. Neill
Viorence
Marion and Pauling
Randolph
D. C
John P. Gifford
Walter Miles
Dartmouth
Congregational Church
Carl Still
Quincy
Maas
James Amnen
Mr. Marah
Clayton Trask
Shoe injunction denied in Newark merger case
Vice Chancellor Merritt Lane dismissed the application to restrain the United Shoe Machinery Company from merging with the United Shoe Machinery Corporation. The merger was enjoined pending counsel and objectors' talks to decide if the case goes to the court of error and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
United Shoe Machinery Company
United Shoe Machinery Corporation
Merritt Lane
Court of Error and Appeals
Rheumatism warning from a familiar voice
An old friend warns readers about rheumatism this year advising damp weather precautions rubber footwear dry feet and lemonade. He promotes Rheuma a half teaspoonful to relieve sciatic pain and joint aches noting it is cheap effective and widely available at Crom Pharmacy or any druggist.
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Sneumatis
Crom Pharmacy
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