Whitcomb Undisputed Champions Defeat Randolph in Close Final
Bethel Whitcomb High School wins the White River Valley championship by defeating Randolph High School 6 to 1 at Randolph last Saturday. Mazzolini and Hickey pitched well, Mitiguy and Alien star in defense, Allen leads Randolph with three doubles. Whitcomb finishes season 8-3. Other notes include local obituaries, travel, and community updates from Royalton to Island Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitcomb High
White River Valley
Whitcomb
Randolph High School
Randolph
Hickey’ Ood
Marshall
Mitlguy
Allen
Mazzolini
White River Junction
South Royalton
Woodlstock
Chelsea
West Rutland
Local Notes From South Walden And Craftsbury
South Walden and Craftsbury residents hosted and visited relatives in Lynden Hardwick Cabot and Albany. George Eastman recovers from surgery while other local families, including the Perkins and Robbins households, noted visits. The death of Wendall Perkins occurred May 1 with burial services at the local church on May 21.
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Belle Burbank
Lynden
A. Ta. Beale
Morse
Martha
Hardwick
A. F P. Grow's
Harvey Rogers
Cabot
Burt Lewi
George
Eastman
Appear
G. H. Newton
Gon. George
Ethel Robbins
Craftsbury
Archie Miles
Albany Poe
H. M. Perkins
Helen
Glenn Bailey
Craftebury
Wendall
Fred Perkins
Waterville
Preamonia
Funeral of George Greeley Held at Universalist Church
The funeral for George Greeley, longtime Campbell & Greeley partner and town figure, was held at the Universalist Church Wednesday afternoon with Rev. J. B. Marvin officiating. A Masonic funeral was conducted in his honor. Greeley, a lifelong Rochester resident, enjoyed baseball and remained active with local affairs.
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George Aay Wis
Universalist
J. B. Marvin
Greeley
Campbell & Greeley
Spee
Local Social Notes and Family Visits Reported
Abner Roberts Hancock visited his parents for a few days while Elmer Eaton returned from Bennington with his wife to Mrs Caroline Marsh's home. An auto party from Rutland including Mr and Mrs Harry Plunkett and Madge Scott visited E J Martins. Smallpox scare prompts precautionary measures as families prepare for possible spread. Elmer Eaton, recently overseas, is discharged and visits his grandmother Mrs Caroline Marsh. A church talk was held in the evening in support of the W.
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Royalton
Arthur G. Whitham
Hartford
Raymond Litchfield
Harriette Litchfield
Mahala Cram
Austin Havey
Ellaworth
James Davis
Manchester
Gaysville
Serge
Leroy M. Merrill
310Th Infantry
78Th
Lightning
Danny Dix
Vermont
510Th Infantry
J. H. Cades
New York
W. W. Wilmot
Island Pond
Wilmots
Charles A. Wilmot
Springfield
Miss
J W. Wilmot
Mira
FM. Carpenter
Claremont
Drc
Wilmot
Barre
Versa Skillinger
Windsor
Harry W. Bagley
Randolph
Match
Margaret, Trask
Boston
T J. King
Harry Blair
Hancock
Ricn Pierce
E. F. Adgerton
Warren List
Edgerton
Albert Eldredge
Charles Emerson
Newport
Edge Edgerton
Woodstock
James Walker
Jean Gardner
Marvin Northrop
Cons
Northrop
Gertrude Bush
Oliver Kerr
Fred Mark
Waterbury Center
Mark
Morse
Windsor County Court
M. H. Crawford
New York City
S. FH. Erskine
Abner Roberts
Elmer Eaton
Bennington
Nuhl
Caroline Marsh
Rutland
Harry Plunkett
Madge Scott
Raymond Bran
E. J. Martin
Caroline Marah
Daylight Saving Sparks Rural Backlash Across Nation
The Springfield Republican surveys opposition to daylight saving, led by rural communities and lawmakers like Representative King. Farmers fear clock shifts impact farming routines, milk trains, and telegraph timing, yet supporters cite national benefits and conservation. The piece notes open questions on synchronization with London and emphasizes rural resistance despite perceived overall gains.
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Congress
King
Ilinule
Flouse
New York Stock Exchange
England
New York
London
Ainer
Springfield Republican
The Boy and Girl Joke Reappears in Cartoony Banter
The Boston Transcript mocks a serious girl named Mies Jones and teases an on again off again wedding plan by Jack Brokeleigh. The brief quips also recall a jab at children upset about ice cream taxes and Uncle Sam’s castor oil dose.
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Mies Jones
Jack Brokeleigh
Boston ‘Transcript
Kiddle
Sam
Randolph News Briefs Highlight Local People and Developments
Randolph and Burlington trips are noted as families visit relatives at Lakeview retreat and Red Cross quarters. Several residents travel to El Mishoty New England sites for headquarters. The Flint family loss is reported with Jerome Flint’s son Touls’ death. Local sales, store changes, and real estate moves are listed, along with municipal drains and sewer work near Hood and Son plant. Governor Clement slated to attend U S A exercises, with lectures and dedications planned.
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P. B. Daniels
Burlington
Annie Daniels
Lakeview
Cora Osgood
Red Cross Uarters
Washington, D.C
Helen Frost
Chicago
Thesmith
New York
We Land Army
ElMishoty
Touls Fling
Jerome
Clara
Ford) Flint
Grand Forks
N. D
South
Mr. Flint
Hale Flint
John Abbott
Winschester
Masa
Maude Brackett
Flora Bell
Maine
Bokton
Gerald Stevens
Edwina Flint
Miss Flint
J. H. Dubois
Emily Stockwell
Rochester
H. P. Hood and
Sona
RB. B. Grow
Brooklyn
L. A. Russlow
Washhare
G. ©. Linton
Washburn
Adams House
Maplestreat
A. Asebing Tins
Randolph Center
H. A. Phelpe
Harre
Perry Real Eatate
Barre EV
Parker and Daughter
Mre
Mary Carr
South Royalton
Ageney
Templeton & Gaylord
R. Waldo
East Randolph
Tomar Therrien
Frank Howard
J. FE. Folsom
Woodsville
N.H
U. S A
Law
Clement
Frank Wood
Springfield
Wutomelque
GW. Pattern
John Towksbory
Chelsea George Twins Visit Bristol During Lucas Week
Chelsea George of Bristol visited during Jerry J. Lucas week at his parents home. Residents Mrs Wii H Cook of Vers donge Ro 1 and Mrs Harold Perry of Malnfield traveled to attend the event. Sheriff Tracy took Will Brown to the state hospital for observation. Graduation exercises planned with three graduates and several honorary attendees.
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George Twins
Bristol
Jerry J. Lucas
Wii H. Cook
Vers Donge
Hall
ML Hill
Harold ©. Perry
Malnfield
George M. Medcalf
Ian Eva Lucas
Boston
Ernest
A. Corwin
Thirvey
Burclington
Clarence W. Clark
Brookfield
Edward W. Kent
Randolph
Albin M. Banls
Branford
John M. Atwood
Bred B. Atwood
Madam Jentle Atwood
Local Worker Faces Lost Time After Heat At Mine
Fred Timery moved his family from Woodard district to W B Lain tenement. Timery cites excretive lawn and hot days as cause of missed work on Thursday night at the fowl minehion site. Mee Hi BL Vater advised public Chatsie WH to halt Lalloress work until October.
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Fred Timery Han
Woodard Tancownt
W. B. Lain
Kimer Laciene
Ortoler
Washington Red Crayon Club Meeting Announced
A local notice states the Red Crayon fumes group holds its monthly meeting Wednesday evening. Members plan to discuss knitting projects and procurement from Olive Caled Maat, with efforts concentrated on who may attend and contribute.
Why Do Women Suffer Mishawaka Testimonial Ad
Mishawaka Indiana resident Mrs Suda D Fother reports severe female weakness kept her from work. After three months of illness Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored health and enabled her to manage her duties. The ad invites other women to seek relief and contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for guidance.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mre
Sudadfather
West Second Street
M. d. Pithar
E. Pinkham
War Material To Museum
United States National Museum in Washington gathers war related items to exhibit military naval and air activities of all nations in the war. The collection will include food and economic specimens with decorations medals insignia uniforms equipment ships tanks guns airplanes and related paraphernalia. It will also display photographs maps books pamphlets and personal effects to illustrate the war’s progress for public benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States National Museum
Washington
Las
Kmmts
Terementos
Jennie Lind Piano Sold From Middletown Store
The 1850 Jenny Lind piano once used on a US tour and built for 5000 dollars sold in Middletown to a New Haven buyer after decades at Thomas E. Smith’s shop. The instrument, tied to Phineas T. Barnum and Fox & Co, had a storied history including auctioned tickets and a Crystal Palace era fire.
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Jenny Lind
Thomas E. Smith
Middletown
New Haven
Phineas T. Barnum
Jonny Lind
United States
Fox &Co
New York
San Domingo
Otto Goldschmidt
Crystal Palace
Jeany Lind
Allyn Ople~eipta
Mensugh House
Colegrove Esade
Middlefield Road
Umbrella Stand Incident Becomes Embarrassing Moment
A young lady recounts a soggy day incident aboard a crowded streetcar. She entered with a drenched umbrella and accidentally poked a fellow passenger in the shoe. The anecdote appears in the Boston Transcript and Hestand Transcript pieces cited.
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Boston Transcript
Veteran recalls Gettysburg wounds and Gesundheit care
HH Shepard of North Union Burlington Vermont describes severe injuries from Civil War service with Co II 2th Regiment U S Infantry under General Grant. He cites 16 years of nervous exhaustion spine wound neuritis and digestive issues. he credits Goldine as a relief and lists local dealers in East Barre Saint Barre Webs Graniteville Willis Jo on Washington W Toraham and Break Sell.
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HH Shepard
North Union
Burlington
Gettysburg
U.S. Infantry
Grant
Goldine
Paitltge Tole Iil
East Barre
8. Barre
Webs Granitesdieg
Willis Joon
Washington
W. Toraham
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Po Marshall
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Newton
Wyman
Mit Fletcher
My Hickey
Dunham
Randolph High Selo
Atten
Jones
Campbell
Slack
Osha
Chadwi Blanchard
South Walden
Lene
Cmt
Ask For
Larkley Barre
Brackett, Shaw & Lunt Company
Washington Street
Bomeraworth
N. H
Bovinine
Tihan
George Greeley
Bowdoin
Bowdoin and
Cambridge Sts
Boston, Mass
Rembie
Lydia Pinkham
Gover
Nment
Him
Mike
Pat
Jennie Lind
Conn
Wien
Hestand Transcript
Iver Johnson
Aoce Bicycle
A. M. Flanders
J. C. Hood
Barre, Vermont
Montpelier
THORS
Barre Electric Company
Tel
Grand Central Terminal
John McE. Bowman
GEO
W. Sweeney
Gea'l Mer
Poona
New Republi
Avoiqnday Pyalent of
Uertan Douena
Independent Newspaper
Republican Party
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Tapt
Wilson
Republican
the Republican
Springfield, Mass
Arthur Tarber
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