The Kovar Beverages and the Kovar Process Grand Claim
A promotional notice extols Kovar Beverages preserved without chemicals by the Kovar Process. It claims oxygen removal maintains true flavors of hops fruits and cereals and even dairy and meat stay fresh. Piel Brothers hold the American licensee rights for this patented process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. M. Franks
American Beverages Conservation Company
Mechanics’ Bank
East New York
New York City
N. Y
Piel Brothers
Kovar
Eight Kovar Beverages On Sale With Drawn From The Wood Appeal
Eight Kovar Beverages are on sale offering a drawn from the wood flavor. The campaign promotes consumer satisfaction and retailer benefits such as greater sales and time savings. Bottled cases come in two dozen, with bulk options in sterilized kegs and drawing cabinets for draught service to stores, hotels, and restaurants nationwide.
Local notes from Graniteville and East Barre events
Coleman Key and George Bennett visited Mrs Matte Day in Forrest Hall on weekend. Mrs King finished work at E R Fletcher’s in East Calais. Miss Lois Gilchrist of Montpelier helped brother Waldo Gilchrist. J Glidden returned to Portsmouth after a brief stay. Energetic young men seeking teaching posts urged to contact National Life Inc. Vi. Ballard, general agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Key
George Bennett
Graniteville
E.R. Fletcher
Calais
Olle Thomas
Waterbury
Non B. . Hoss
Morrisville
Kiddie Ferris
Carl ‘Thomas
Lois Gilchrist
Montpelier
Waldo Gilchrist
Harry Gadswombed
Hardwick
V. A. Ainsworth
John Glidden
Portsmouth
N. H
Ernest Cochran
Barre Wan
William Cook
National Life Inc. Cp. of
Mutual
Ballard
Hialto Block, Montaglier
Hans
St. John's Church
Florence Jerries
Arthur Willett
John Drumgold
Heaton Hospital
Bertrand Rogers
Northfield
20Th Division
1St Vermont Infantry
St. Tobin's Church
O'Riley
Springfieid
Mass
Hannah Harvey
Underhill
Harvey
Phillips & Slack Granite Co
Green Mountain
Barre
Leo Pappazzoni
Elsie Lambert
Universalist Church Parsonage
Charles E. Bingham
Galleanni Ten Ordered Deported From New England
Eleven New England anarchists including Galleanni, editor of Cronaca Sovversiva in Lynn, were ordered deported after habeas corpus writs were denied by Judge Aldrich. Others named include Feircetti, Penella, Solari, Montanari, de Lecree, de Santis, Sanchini, Fagotti, Schidina, and Irma Sanchini, with penalties and wartime actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Aldrich
United States District Court
Lagi Galleanni
Wrentham
Cronaca Sovversiva
Lynn
Galleann
Giuseppe Feircetti
Bridgewater
Ernesto R. Penella
New London
Giuseppe Solari
Togardo Montanari
Hyde Park
Vincenzo de Lecree
Athol
Francisco de Santis
Giobbe Sanchini
New Britain
Alphonse Fagotti
Raffaill Schidina
Irma Sanchini
Conn
Galleanni
Northfield Obituaries and Local Notes Chronicle
Obituary notes for Northfield feature Rev. Thomas Ockford of Northfield and family survivors. Local business updates include G. Sanborn’s drug store sale to N W Wheeler and the Northfield Pharmacy transition. Bank anniversary events, Vermont Mount Holyoke Alumni presidency vote, and several town notices follow with community appointments, marriages, and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Ockford
Northfield
N.W. Wheeler
G. ©. Sanborn
Wheeler
Henry Wheeler
Bellows Falls
Ned
Ray
West Corinth School Hosts March Program and Bell Raising
Pupils of West Corinth with teacher Midah Perry presented a Memorial songs and recitations on Thursday afternoon March. Local men led by George Burroughs and George Tucker raised a school bell to the roof after a solemn ceremony. Children served cake and coffee. twelve pupils bought the bell, a waste basket, sash curtains and pencil sharpeners. Cabot baseball beat Danville 16 to 10 at Danville on May 30. Mohawks of Williamstown will face Cabot at Cabot on June 7. Mr and Mrs Barnett thank Morrill WBRG No 38 for memorial day kindness and for an urn unveiled in memory of their loved one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Corinth
Midah Perry
George Burroughs
George Tucker
Cabot
Danville
Williamstown
HL. Barnett
Morrill W. BR
Chastea
It will have run its course have lived its life
A succinct line notes that something has exhausted its duration and fulfilled its lifespan, implying completion or retirement of a project, process, or entity without detailing who or what is affected.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carlots
Piel
Kovar Beverages
Kovar Sales Department
Care Piel Bros., Inc
Pic
Woodbury
Mra
B.D. Baldwin
East Barre
Harold Rows
W. B. ‘Thomas and
Cora
Carl ‘Thomas Hes
Montpelier Saturnv
Oma Buscell
Waterluiry
W. J. ‘Thomas
J. & Webber
George Maddocks
TL BR. Webber
Northfield Savings Bank
Park Inn
Frank Plumley
Charles Plumley
Hh, O. Cady
W. W. Holden
A. Edgerton
Northfield National War
W. B. Mayo
Northfield Trust Company
F. Williams
Dwan H. BR. Roberts
Norwich University
Fathée Lynch
McKanight
J. J. Franes
Northfield High School
Vermont Mount Holyoke
Burlington
Para
John Davis
Seret
Edward Plunkett
E. Plunkett
Dix. N
Plunkett
Sith Pioneer Infantry
Ster Macey
Reynolds & Son
Main St