Local notes on births visits and commencement week events
A Rochester item notes the May 30 birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Jordan, with Way ne Campbell as a grandfather. It records visits by Mrs. PC. Tinkham to Newark and Cushmans in St Albans, plus Artemus Townsend from Boston visiting Charles and Mrs. Townsend. Commencement week began with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. BE Robbins at the Congregational church and an address by Rev. Arthur Hewitt planned for June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Jordan
Wayne Campbell
PC. Tinkham
Newark
N. J
Hoh. Cushman
St. Albane
St. Albans
Be, Robbins
Arthur Hewitt
Evelyn Harvey
Charles Martin
Merriam Cooke
Flynn Guernsey
Priscilla Hubbard
Rutland
James Cross
Sarah Henry
Greenfield
Mass
Will Chaffee
Jin
H.C. Alten
Helen Merriam
Marjorie Ford
Woodstank
Henry H. Jackson, Jr
Barre
Sunnybrook
Lod Spencor
Local Notables and Weekend Visits Reported
Hancock Alene Andrews has had no absences or tardies at the village school for a year. James Goodyear works for Ry M. Goodyear and Harry LeBarr Mine Lola Fifield spent the weekend with friends in Granville. Wallace Fleming and Frank A. Dare were in Bethel last week. Mia and Charles Roberts and family were in Salisbury Memorial Day. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Plunkett and Joyce visited KB’s home. Madge Scott id with Te Martin and Mrs. Henry Farr at her son B. Farr’s home, returning to Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alene Andrews
James Goodyear
Ry M. Goodyear
Harry LeBarr
Lola Fifield
Granville
Wallace Fleming
Frank A. Dare
Bethel
Mia
Charles Roberts
Salisbury
Harry Plunkett
Joyce
Mint Madge Scottid
Te Martin
Henry. Farr
B. Farr
Randolph
Turkish nationalist government may advance on Black Sea
Reinforcements for Kemal Pasha reported as Angora tensions rise. London papers cite threat to move on the Black Sea and Sea of Marmara, with Angora adopting an arrogant stance toward allies. Daily Sketch claims British reports fear Ankara may be poised to seize Constantinople if reinforcements fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Angora
Black Sea
Sea of
Marmara
Axia Minor
Daily Sketch
Polatiew Iki
North Calais Kin Enjoy Birth of Daughter on June Fourth
North Calais reports Mr and Mrs Charles Singleton welcomed a daughter born June 4. The community notes several visitors and trips: Mr and Mrs Frank Hill and son Ralph in Barre. Mr and Mrs W Book on base in Woodbury. Harold Fair's visitor. Mr and Mrs M M Dailey visiting Harry Dailey in East Calais. and numerous others from Montpelier Barre Hardwick Cabot Wolcott and Webster as well as local shop and family movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Singleton
Frank Hill
Ralph
Barre
W. Book
Woodbury
M. M. Dailey
Harry Dailey
East Calais
Clark
Karl Keith
Montpelier
Marshfield
H. F Holmes
Hardwick
Mra Lula Wing
East Calaie
Harold Faire
Saturda
Nina Dailey
East Calale
M.A. Slayton
Rose Martin
Springfelt
Mass
J. A. McCarty
Mise Barhy Tricbetes
Cabot
Mra WA. Dailey
Mice Hienemianna
Vi Hood
Woodbury Center
Ron
Willand Lawena
Wolcott Thuiteday
Walter Smith
Harstwick
FA. Seruiner
Webster
John Sidgton
East Catal
Elwin
A.C. Pailer
W. Dalley
Fae Mant
Leo Paine
Heer
Martin Wheeler
Worvester
Samuel McClrty
Herman Carr
Carruil Lam
Peek
Nebow
Miles
Porter Lovejoy
Piermen Lawson
Bartle York
Ada
Janet
SF. Dailey
Sine Leal Harrington
Tebbette Ln
Gallet
Jerry Lounge
Philip LeMayard
South Ayegate School Event Delights Pupils and Teachers
On a Wednesday evening the pupils and their teachers enjoyed an engaging program with games and laughter. A large group gathered in the cramped room where refreshments were served and dancing followed, creating a cheerful communal scene.
Calling Soldier a Poor Slob Sparks Espionage Case
Cincinnati, June 8. Herman Dierkes, former Hamilton county political figure, must serve five years in a federal penitentiary in Atlanta after the United States circuit court of appeals affirmed his conviction under the espionage act. The court found Dierkes pro German and that his remark about serving a term rather than wearing a uniform showed strong German sympathies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Herman Dierkes
Hamiton County
Federal
Atlanta
United Stated Circuit Court of Appeals
Dierkes
Wallstreet
Die
West Topsham Residents Relocate From Cookeville
John Kroneau TX purchased the Floran Church place and moved his family from Cookeville to West Topsham. The family, formerly from Chicago, rented the John Sanborn blacksmith shop. Various locals visited and traveled, with updates on health and church hours noting a shift to 1 AM worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kroneau
Floran Church
Cookeville
Chicago
Kronean
John Sanborn
Orvis Smith
East Burre Ie
Fa PL Wight
Floran
Burlington
Julia Newton
Eugene Fellows
Homer Fitts
Harold Fitts
Mariel Bosworth
Barre
Abbie White
B.C. Poole
John Flanders
Wells River
Keyes
Adelard Rousse
Graniteville
B. Abbott
George Church
Bradford
Ploran
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Crown's Drug Store
Main St
L. H
Curtissey Randall
Kar Xo AI No
Jobber, Capital Hardware Co
Gmtone
Canada
Durham-Duplex Razor CO
Jersey City
New Jersey
Rochester
Hancock
Perfection
NEW Perfection
Standard Oil CO. OF
New York
Asia Minor
Kemal Pasha
North Calais
Ayegate
Georgia
West Topsham
Ford
Maxwell
Chevrolet
Goodyear
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Heaton
H. G. Bennett
Barre, Vermont
Oldsmobile CO
Aire, Vermont
Baldwin
Baldwin Company
Hamilton
Thes
Ktington
the Stoward
Manualo
America
A. A. Lamorey
North Main St
Barre, Vt
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