Randolph baccalaureate service features music and address
The Randolph baccalaureate was held at Music Hall with a large turnout. Miss Carolyn Wright played piano as graduates entered, Rev. Bett Moore delivered a readings and prayer, and Stanhope Brigham performed violin with his mother. Rev. Metzger spoke on sowing in the morning, praising the class. The program included vocal solos, a class gift, addresses by Major Moody and others, and a diploma ceremony.
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Music Hall
Carolyn Wright
Claws Wong
Bett Moore
Stanhope Brigham
Brigham
Fraser Metzger
Dlaga
Kiv
Whec
Luise Grant
Migg Wright
Frances St. Hartshorn
Oscar Cooley
Mildred McDarment
Ida 4. Macomber
Wading
Jena Dupre
Lorraine Walker
Eawilight
Miss Jack
Marjorie Presenta
Donald J. Cook
Leslie Morse
Charles M. Dixons
Balisbury Bros
Stone's Orchestra
Claremont
Laura (. Dongle
Marian A. Drew
Ramona Hollen
Marjorie Morse
Arlene Rowe
Dorin Stackwells
France
M Trank
Universalist services held in White River Junction
The White River Junction Universalist gathering in Barmerd featured services led by Rev. C A Simmons and Rev. George F. Fortier with an address by Rev. H Thornton. Attendees included Rev. Judson Marying and Myrtle Lodge No. 27 I O O F, plus locals such as Mr. Fine, Mrs. Rose Johonette, and Dartmouth freshman Mr. Fine. A car collision near Burmanville injured George Packard, taken to Mary Hitchcock Hospital with non fatal injuries.
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Universaliate of
Fireen Mountain
Barmerd
Wa. A
C. A. Simmons
West Lebanon
B. Downs
Ascutneyyitle
W. W. Minwell
Weat
Hartford
George ©. West
Mr. West
Boston
H. Cary Thornton
Price Grain
Middlesex
Ren
Mra
Mr. Packard
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
Packard
FR. Graham
Franklin
Local Social News From South Fairlee and Bradford
Mrs George Dew of aiament and Laure Hosten of Routh Moyab attended a weekly gathering with neighbors. Mr. Kenney of Montpelier joined a meeting with FE Young's Tieslay and other locals. The group planned aAutomobile trip, while Mrs WW Mon hosted Monday with friends in Bradford. A calm afternoon social week wrapped with light repartee.
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George Dew
Laure Hosten
Routh
Wuesta
Mire
Dorothy
Dimond
Kenney
Montpelier
FE Young
el Chaygetone
Mavier Charien
Lair Howton
Bradford
Berne
East Brookfield Social News and Visitations
Community notes from East Brookfield recount a recent Monday gathering with Mr and Mrs Berkline and others in town. Visits include Mrs Holden Camp from Massachusetts and guests Frank Mem and Frank Riskeldeon as families share extended stays and a double party weekend.
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Wheatley
Berkline
Taft of
Barer
Tinniett’s
Ton Wridge
Sivadird
Whitey
Celebert Inlayellae
Marjorie
Thor
Holden
Massachusetts
Frank
Frank Riskeldeon
Lee
Orith
Local social notes and weekend visits tallied
A fragmented summary lists names like Walter Pierce Mrs and Mr White, Larry White, and Mr Monk among attendees. Mentions of Wednesday events, a Friday morning gathering, and visits by Miller and Archer families surface alongside notes on community transitions and a return from the Handalph sanitarium.
Memorial Day Observance At New Haven
A fragmented report describes memorial ceremonies and social events in New Haven area towns. It notes attendees including local figures and veterans, with references to Memorial Day activities, parades, and related gatherings. The text is garbled but keeps the core event of public memorial remembrance.
Freezone Corn Removal Promise Without Pain
A vintage ad-like piece touts Freezone as a painless corn removal remedy. It claims quick relief from hurting corns and calluses with simple finger removal and no irritation, calling it a widely discussed Cincinnati discovery.
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Cincinnati
Various Local Visits and Obituaries Among Vermont Residents
East Calais Rev Charlee Shattuck of Lowell visited Edson York's area during Twet week. Ava Slayton visited Me Latherton's in South Cabot. Mrs A Jones visited her sister Mrs Marswell in Montpelier. Philo Shattuck who stayed with Mrs Laura York went to Maser whuselta to live with relatives. Miss Netlie Martin at Fletcher Hospital Burlington awaiting appendectomy. Mr Jewett of New York visited LA Dwinell's that week. Mr and Mrs W E Bilas attended the funeral of Albert George, former resident. Mrs Sprague of Cabot visited sister Mrs Vern Wheeler. A A Governe and visitor in Hardwick. Charles Wing and C W Guernsey were visitors in Hardwick. Arthur George Ward son Duane attended Albert George's funeral. Wing and children visited Mrs S F Dailey in North Montpelier. Dein Brown a biennial visitor in Montpelier early week. Mr and Mrs A of North Montpelier were recent visitors in Lawn Nev. Walter Rand visited friends in town on Sunday. Mrs William and children visited relatives recently. Miss Ellen Kennetan visited Montpelier recently.
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Charlee Shattuck
Lowell
Masa
Edson York
Wd Myre
Ava Slayton
Me Latherton's
South Cabot
Ta. Jones
Marswell
Montpelier
Philo Shattunk
Laura York
Maser Whuselta
Net
Vern Wheeler
A. A. Governe
Hardwick
Charles Wing
C. W. Guernsey
Arthur George Ward
Duane
Albert George Mra
Co A. Wing
Avere
SF. Dailey
North
Dein Brown
North Montpelier
Lawn
Walter Rand
Setundey
Willian Iy
Mies Ellen Kennetan
Fred D. Parkhurst
Lan. Mire
Ermina Jaques
Red E. Atwood
Borton
Madan Atwood
Maple Avenue
Ineppetord
A. Willams
White River
Skinner
Mary Wills
Albert C. Brown
Lisher
Mere
Morey
M. H
Leonard T. Thompson
Ray Keezer
Woodsville
N. A
National
Heak
Orase County
Norwich University
Lay
Keever
Grace Ontway Chapin
Springfield
Mase
Gruette
Fred A. Ardeny
Willard P. Townsend
Thomas
Jeanthe
Ralph S. Monchant
George Goodrich
Ani
Charles M. Gortrivd
Newthfield
Stanley Wilkon
Ralph Sanborn
Parkbiret
Tilton
Mainstem
Mr. Water
Auth
Bere AL Vane
Washington
St. Albans
Roman’ Caryna
West Hill
Herbert Od Ringelory
Deugheyr
Mie Chitle
Boston
Lawrence
Haren Prrnpirtota
Cheleen
Wiley Os
Browkfield
Willen Carpenter and Earle
Funeral held for Flora Graves Freeman at Center home
Flora Graves Freeman, mother of late Joseph Freeman, died yesterday morning of pneumonia after a long illness. Born in Middlesex, she taught in public schools, married twice, and was active in Methodist Episcopal church and the Woman’s Relief Corps. Survived by three children Ernest Cameron, Mrs Leon Hull, and Mrs Carroll Webster, plus five grandchildren and brother Charles Graves. Burial followed at the family lot in Waterbury.
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Flora Graves Freeman
Lnte
Joseph Freeman
Permonia
Flora Graves
Middlesex
Ranson
Cornelia
Neribmer) Graves
James Cameron
Fone
Methodist Episcopal Chitren
Woman's Relief Corps
Abewe
Ernest Cameron
Payston
Leon Hull
Jericho Center
Mra
Carroll Webster
Springfield
Mass
Charles ©. Graves
The
Waterbury Savings Jan Tact Trust Company
Newbury Village appreciation echoes in American tune
Text appears as a reflective piece praising Newbury and its village life. It quotes a Newbury resident’s affectionate portrait of the Connecticut River village, its weather, seasons, and close ties, interspersed with local names, events, and small-town notices about residents and activities in the area.
Unclear request for monthly rate proposal guidance
The reader text is garbled and failing to present a coherent event or person names. It appears to request information about renewing something and mentions monthly saree price but contains no concrete entities or verifiable facts to summarize into a newspaper card.
Fruit a-tives touted as cure for rheumatism
Alexander Munro of Lonya, Ow r says he spent three years bedridden with rheumatism and after trying various doctors and remedies found relief with Fruit-a-tives. He reports pain reduction and swelling loss after half a box, now walking two miles and doing light chores. Available in boxes and trial sizes from Fruit-a-tives Limited in Ogdensburg, N.Y.
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R. R. No
Lonya
Owr
Alexander Munro
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Waitsfield town notes on travel and events
Secondary schools closed for five day vacation. Mrs. William A. Remele returned from Roanoke Virginia college. Vic Mies Milcdred Davis of Raleigh spending summer at Camp Rest View. Families moving preparations to Bran. Collections urged to exceed quota. Children’s Sunday observed at Methodist church. Josie Trask graduated Montpelier Seminary teacher training. Orville Eaton and Grave Eaton to summer home at Highgate. Mrs. Graves visiting Randolph. Children’s Day postponed to June 27. Delegates named for county conference and progam work noted.
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William A. Remele
Virginia College
Roan+oke
Vic Mies
Milcdred Davis
Raleigh
Cis
Camp Rest Vye
Waikstiell
Methodist Church
Misa Josie Trask
Montpelier Seminary
Mere Orville Eaton
Mise Grave Eaton
Highgate
WI Graves
Randolph
D. Barnard
Local Notes From Bradford and Towns Near Topsham
Topsham and Bradford visitors were reported including George Hall and A B Dilley. An auction of Edward Green’s estate drew a good crowd. Several residents prepared for summer travel and home changes. Fire destroyed the Lee Hunt house in Hartland. Various locals, neighbors, and relatives were mentioned in social items across the week.
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George Hall
A. B. Dilley
Bradford
Dickey
Kenneth
Floyd Hood Montpelier
Edward Green
Pod. McNamaara
Lane
Headford
K. Church
Lee Hunt
Hartland
Jack Atrey
Hiradford
Mo Hood
Marion Morrison
Amd
Seth Taser
Groton
Sanday
Mire
Tessey Will
Vorue Merritt
Mea
Mym Smith
WEST BROOKFIELD VISITOR NOTES AND ENTERTAINMENT
In West Brookfield George Wakefield entertained guests including her dnecke and aunt. Mr and Mrs John Sian of Reading Mass with her father and husband Mr James Gerry of Kittery Me. Wakefield returned with Lewis Wakefield and Mrs Fred Morse in Northfield. Ford Blanchard and a lady friend of Braintree were guests of Nisgre Ther Stillman Manchart. George Pride of Ten iholph visited Cart Dewan with Mrs Renney of Lahanop and A S Williams of White River. Mrs Carl Bowman and family hosted Mee and Mrs Gilbert Andrews plus Luther Tracy of Northficks as guests of Harriet Cheisteyheer last week.
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George Wakefield
End
John Sian
Reading
Mass
James ¥. Gerry
Kittery
Mister Wakefield
Lewis Wakefild
Feed Morse
Northfield Satuntas
Ford Blanchard
Braintree
Nisgrether
Stillman
Stillman Manchart, Mr. and Mra.George Pride of Teniholph
Cart Dewan
Te P Renney
Lahanop
A. S. Williams
White River
Carl Bowman
Wind Family
Gilbert Andrews
Luther Tracy
Northficks
Harriet Cheisteyheer
California Syrup of Figs under a Child Health Warning
Fragmented OCR text references a child laxative product California Syrup of Figs and mentions a warning about its packaging taste and possible effects. The readable parts suggest parental guidance and potential health concerns, but the text is garbled and lacks clear events or entities to confirm a full news item.
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California
Miss Nellie Tillotson Retires With Farewell Reception
West Berlin residents honor Miss Nellie Tillotson on her last term teaching at the primary school. The parish hall event included remarks by Rev U S Smithers and Rev de O Sherburne, a concert by the orchestra, and many presents. Guests enjoyed sandwiches cake and coffee as Tillotson expressed gratitude for the support from friends and church society involvement.
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Nellie Tillotson
Taughe
U.S. Smithers
Oun Pats
A. Patterson
Tillotson
Mss Tillotson
Sho
Migs ‘Tilson
Church Society
Social notes from Cedar County hometown visitors
Mrs Grace Ontway Chapin of Springfield and Fred Ardeny’s sister entertained, while Ray Keezer and others from Woodsville, Norwich student turned assistant cashier, and locals listed among guests. Various town residents, farm matters, and small personal updates populate the week long society chronicle.
How to Keep Baby Smiling and Well
A vintage ad-style guide urges parents to treat infant constipation as the cause of fussiness and dullness. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, safe laxative suitable for babies, claiming strong world sales and a trial bottle offer.
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Dr. Galdwell
Bradford News Briefs From Memorial Day Weekend
A Bradford brief notes Blanchard visiting her brother in Passumpsic and Mrs Frank Morrill recovering from a shank. Miss Flossie Sawyer to stay with sister Mrs Libbey. Mrs K K Wilson to live with George Putnam. Mrs H L Wynn ill with measles. Mrs Wary Johnson visiting Misses Julie and Eva Johnson. Mervin Banke of Concord visiting father and Memorial Day events. George C Kent of Barre visiting parents. Jennie Gray sold the house formerly occupied by A Neal. Olive Wellutt Dow taking vacation. Catherine Murphy to operate Twarn business. Band concert scheduled for Wednesday evening.
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Blanchard
Pasaumpsin
Frank Morrill
Bradford Center
Flossie Sawyer
Mra
Libbey
K. K. Wilson
George Putnam
Wynnnis
Wary Johnson
Julie
Eva Johnson
Mervin Banke
Conard
Uip
George C. Kent
Barre
Clartes Kent
Jennie Gray
A. Neal
Olive Wellutt Dow
Catherine Murphy
Stockbridge family notes and local updates
A homebound Stockbridge list reports Mr and Mrs Ho Sn Mallaws and daughter Faith spending Friday in Rupland. William Brown injured his ankle while walking, Gerald Stoddard recovering from fever. Myrtle, Jeneeyville visitors, and local church plans mentioned. Frederic Barrows treated for facial boil. Winona Fish at home. Butterfield family activities and a church day slated.
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Vish
Wwe
Dunderine
Myrtle
Amy Dandrnds
Jeayeville
Buirsham
Abbot
Vredatick Barrows
Winona Fish
Levtioel
Butterfield
Green
Folson
Gayerile
Fragmentary notice copy from a damaged page
A degraded OCR fragment references medical ailments such as itching eczema and old sores. It mentions individuals Renee and Tony, a car, CRS, and a writer in St Louis area. The text is unclear and incomplete with scattered names and phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanranter Fm Shument
Pew & Sues
Renee Y
Tony
Thorn
Ales
Eure
St Dumein
AL Biecheler
Enson
Penn
Butale
Cabot Screen Night Shows William Hart Westerns
William S Hart in The Outlaw and The Bad Man star in western features at Cabot town hall Friday night. Shorty Hamilton also appears in How Shorty Escapes Matrimony with Danor in attendance. A penny-frame dispute over a four dollar charge ups the intrigue during the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Hart
Siid
Ali Shorty Hamilton
Shorty
Town Hall
Danor
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Mo Bowen
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Agene
Clare Ruch
Rene
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Lewis
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Congregational Church Notes
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Toe Delury
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Provost
Northfield
Walter Dakinson
Greenfield
Chelsea
Ae 'Epsin
Washington St
Stockbridge
CABOT
Daniel
Heanne
Koston
Bayer
Wehiel
Mandy Tin
Triste
Afariure Memcasetiva Ciinster
Seliry Beaetil
Auty
Goodyear Tires
Goodyear
Lee & Clara B. Shortt
Marshfield, Vt
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