Vermont Naval Hero Mayo Raised to Vice Admiral
Vermonters note the promotion of Henry Mayo from rear admiral to vice admiral in the Atlantic fleet. His career includes command at Vera Cruz and long service, with strong ties to Burlington. The article also criticizes William Jennings Bryan for resigning from the cabinet and warns against political missteps during the European crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Henry T. Mayo
Atelantic Squadron
United States Fleet
Mayo
Burlington
Navy
United States
Vera Crux
F H Rogers & Co Clothing Ad and Wilson Message
An advert from F H Rogers & Co promises cleaning pressing and repair services with fashion notes and suit prices. A political insert asserts public confidence in Woodrow Wilson, stressing antiwar stance and national honor amid tense times.
Vermont Struck by Tent Caterpillar Invasion
A Vermont editorial laments widespread tent caterpillar damage to apple and cherry trees en route to denuding vast branches. It urges unified action earlier seasons, warns of ongoing destruction, and speaks to aesthetics and agricultural loss across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Vermont Hille
Wallers
Walter Geney
Quiet wedding unites Miss Alice Edith and Harry Currier
A simple home ceremony was held at Mrs. Amanda E. White's residence on Wednesday evening June 2 at 8 o'clock. Miss Alice Edith White married Harry Garland Currier in the double ring service conducted by Rev. D. M. McKiniay. The decor was green and white with ferns and cut flowers. After a light lunch the couple left by auto for a brief wedding trip to Greensboro and will set up home at the Currier homestead. Currier is a former clerk at J. F. McLain's store in South Ryegate. the bride is highly regarded locally. The event drew many friends and relatives, with further notes on local movements and graduates following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda E. White
Alice Edith
Harry Garland Currier
D. M. McKiniay
Getty
Wilford
Greensboro
Currier
J. F. McLain
South Ryegate
Washington Obituary for Rory MacDonald Resident
Rory MacDonald of Washington died at his late home on Saturday foretold by Rev. Irving Towsley. Bearers were BL Seaver Cale AL Lo Patterson and Israel Wood. Survived by wife Bill and children, plus four brothers Daniel Robert Neil, and extended family in Nova Scotia and Cor dren Bessie and Ernest. Grange members and friends attended the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rory MacDonald
Irving Towsley
Struthers
Maptiat
Seaver
Es Cale
AL Lo Patterson
Lerael
N.S
Bill
Cordren
Bessie
Ernest
Gian
Peters
Daniel
Robert
Neil MacDonald
Daniel Murray
Annie Macdonald
Novia Shatin
Hugh Macdonald
Dritieh Columnia
MacDonald
Washington
Sateen Pears Ite
Grange
Eerview
Fragmented OCR Item Teases Hidden Message
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a cryptic message or event. Readable names and clear nouns are scarce, but the fragment suggests a historical notice or reminiscence. The content appears garbled and lacks complete sentences or identifiable facts.
Stirring Plea for Goddard Opens Commencement Week
The 1916 Goddard seminary commencement began with an outdoor program on the campus under a leafy stage. Student orations and musically backed ceremonies featured Paul F. Pitkin of Cabot on Causes of War, Mamie Tanner of Marshfield, and a pantomime by St Johnsbury Academy spirits, with detailed class roles and gifts presented to undergraduates.
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Goddard Seminary
Seminary
Clas
Goddard
Lyman W. White
Paul F. Pitkin
Cabot
Pitkin
Misa Mamie Tanner
Marshfield
Miller
Columbus
Mivs Snay
East Calais
Miv
Paul Stevens
St. Johnsbury
Ida Gray
Calais
Harry Mell
Lawton Witt
Winehendon
Tte
Madeline Randall
St. Johnsbury Academy
Ludger ]Tousant
Academy
Horace
Scott Hazelton
Clarence Vitty
Ruth Bigelow
Melon Stole
Gladys Carpenter
Vera Geng
Glendon Good
Fred Lougees
Arlene Gilman
Clinton Cary
Emma Locke
Madeline Cary
Dorothy Adams
Kleye Richardson
Elizabeth Peek
Seminary concert delights with piano and voice draws
A Gondara seminary concert impressed with strong piano and vocal performances by teachers and students. Schumann pieces featured, including Andante and Variations for Two Pianofortes, with Misses Virtue Towsey and Ford performing, and Miss Lefarron thrilling the audience with arias from La figaro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gondara
Mise Clarant
C. Whipple
Mary Alice N. Averill
Schumann
Zelda
Edith A. Virtue
Janet Alice M. ‘Towsley
Accursey
Marie J. Ford
Mother O' Mine
Noobs
Mies
Kathleen Lefarron
Wong
Mier
Louise Farnham
Marion Asker
Whipple
Averill
Wee Ely
Class Day Of Lawe At Be Jokenbary Acetemy Cine
Fragmented OCR text unclear about persons places or events. It mentions a class day at a school and a cemetery but lacks readable details. The readable segments reference a town, dates, and names, but no coherent facts emerge for a solid summary.
Convent Ends Its Vermont Foresters Session In Swanton
Swanton June 10 The twelfth convention of the Vermont jurisdiction of the Catholic Order of Foresters adjourned after electing officers and setting next year’s meeting at Marrea The slate includes Nelson E L Eauyer St Albans as state high chief ranger T F Haley Pittsford as state view chief ranger William H Driscoll St Albans as state secretary Louis N Provost Rutland as state treasurer and several others as directors Delegates to the Providence international convention are named with Rev J Accesina Vergennes and Dr J D Hashaw St Johnsbury among them The officers were installed by state spiritual adviser Father Aubin A requiem high mace service followed
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Swanton
Vermont
Catholic Order of Foresters
Marre Aa
Nelson E. L’eouyer
St. Albans
State View
Pittsford
Willam’ H. Driscoll
Louis N. Provost
Rutland
Rashaw
F. W. Smith
Urer
Frank H. Sabourin
Newport
Edward Lafrachise
Newbington
Harry B. Haus
Brattleboro
Charles E. Ther Fault
Montpelier
Morrie W. Ryan
Enosburg Falls
Providence
R. 1
Vermont Jurisdiction Discusses Amendments At Meeting
At yesterday morning session the committee on constitution presented its report and the discussion of amendments will go to the next international convention for ratification. The group discussed methods to increase state membership and noted special coat values at Abbott's and white and colored shirtwaists at Abbott's. A service at Ross' sanitary barber shop on Depot square is mentioned.
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Vermont
Abbott's
Ross’ Sanitary
Depot Square
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