Chelsea Oakland six cylinder sedan joins town fleet
Fred C Waldo bought a new six cylinder Oakland sedan from F A Ordway, the town’s only sedan. Chelsea high school alumni plan a Friday library meeting at 7480. Floyd M Dearing of Burlington visited town Monday. Thomas C Dearborn of Randolph, Bailey Music Company rep, was in town Thursday on business. Miss Mary Wilson of Randolph visits her father M M Wil e son. Waldo sold the small plot he bought months ago to George D Lyford for Fred A Ordway. Mr and Mrs Tester G Baton of Tunbridge, back from Cleveland, called Tuesday. Attorney M Cy Taft was in Wells River on legal business Monday. Mr and Mrs William L Godfrey of West Fairlee guest this week of Mr and Mrs C Stack. Constable Frank Belville of Transfer site was in town Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Waldo
Oakland
F. A. Ordway
Chelsea High School
Floyd M. Dearing
Burlington
Thomas C. Dearborn
Randolph
Bailey Music Company
Mary Wilson
M. M. Wileson
George D. Lyford
Fred A. Ordway
Tester G. Baton
Tunbridge
Cleveland
M. Cy Taft
Wells River
William L. Godfrey
West Fairlee
C. Stack
Frank Belville
Kil Stone
Barre
Arthur Lamberton
My. Om
Henry Willey
Marshfield
Harry Coburn
Lyndonville Uliewok
George Humel
Tureday
Andrew Christianson
Ralph Northrop
Meredith, Conn
Mayo Wyman
Leomineter
Maan
Facher Lyle Young
East
Montpetier
Terete Barlaw
Marchfield
Ralph Wells
Anna Spenerr
Harley Howland
Vharles
Barrewie
Thoraday
Silver
Newsey Stride
Formes
Williams Town
Mir
Pitlel
Orden Newell
Reumonia
Thompson
Barrevee
Bali
Ritkin
Robinson
Cllhes
Binore
Verne Clough
Mabel Clough
East Calais
Wests
Mra
BP Dodge
Oliver Wifield
East Montpelier
Mr. Carpenter
Kilmore
Gladys Robinson
SP. Thwinell
Hardwick
Wade Benjonsin
Kenneth Hassett
Lanesboro
Peacham and area social and meeting notices
South Cabot visitors include Mr and Mrs Ernest Crown in Peacham and Burton Paquin of Newington with sister Mrs James Cregg. Molly Falls cellulose company annual meeting held at the schoolhouse with officers for the coming year elected. Samuel Lock of Detroit visiting George Gee. Gilman children stay with grandmother Mrs D S Hall while parents in Springfield. Elsie Walbridge visited in Danville. Fleming Milligan and family of West Danville called. Cassady family of Walflen visited L J Eastman.
Pains Nearly Doubled Me Up in Wyandotte
Mrs Magy Avender of Wyandotte Michigan describes years of monthly pains and stomach issues finally relieved after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and using Sanative Wash. She reports regaining ability to do housework and urges others to consider the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandotte
Mich
Lydia
Magy Avender
Orange St
Wyandotte, Mich
Plainfield Notes and Town Visits Highlight Week
Plainfield residents and guests fill the week with social visits in Barre Marshfield Lyndonville and Montpelier. Mrs Kil Stone stays in town with relatives while Mr and Mrs Arthur Lamberton and Mrs George Humel make local rounds. Several families travel to Barre and Montpelier for pictures visits and errands as vernal activity continues.
Montpelier Social Notices Show Weekend Gatherings
East Montpelier Mr and Mrs Hubert Hollister hosted guests on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Emery were guests of Mr John Banere Sunday. Spaulding were in Montpelier Saturday. Clifton Story hosted by Ed Hille Sunday. Mrs Berry Cobwen visiting Lyponyst. Mrs Jonnie Wilcox of Oakland visiting Spaulding. Kerry Byron joined in Ryegate on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Hollister
Sear Emery
John Banere
Spaulding
Montpelier
Clifton Story
Ed Hille
Berry O Cobwen
Jonnie Wilcox
Oakland
Cat
Mer
Kerry Byron
Ryegate
Seturlay
Stowe High School Holds 1920 Graduation Exercises
Graduation events in Stowe featured a Wednesday program at the Akeley Memorial building with marches, an oratorio, and speeches by Rev. M. E. Bacon and Rev. G. TH. Locke. The class roll listed Laura Bailey and Douglass Barrows as president and also noted university scholarships won by Barrows and Eis Sleeper. A junior reception preceded the exercises, with multiple musical selections, dances, and tributes, followed by a funeral service for William F. Jones and local community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeley Memorial Building
M. E. Bacon
Salututory
Aay
Eis Sleeper
G. TH. Locke
Waterbury
Vesay
Russia
Douglass Barrows
Douglas Barrows
Dennis Kaiser
Edwin Peterson
H. Barrows
Laura Bailey
John Boardman
Glee Ass
Louise Morgan
Kathy Rewer
Rebecca Buron
A. Richard Chase
Preston
Dennly Kaixer
Lucy Latueh
Hazel Morrill
Kathryn Reedr
Effie Sleeper
Hildegrade —Smalley
Gladys Smith
University of Ver
Ele Sleeper
John Hoardman
Athryn Rever
Rebecca Burton
Roc, Mayo
Peterson
Weere
Mayo
M. Watts
J. Q. Angell
Paul Raymond
CU. V
A. D. Jr
Dorothy Barrows
Deasie Southard
H.W. Barrows
H.W. Burnham
Froy Collina
Mary Bailey
Tie magic bath for tired feet promises instant relief
An old advertisement touts a foot soak product called Tie that allegedly soothes burning, blistered feet and reduces soreness. It claims quick relief, drawing out toxins and providing comfort after use, with availability at drug or department stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Drug Store
Sleep Like a Top With Seven Barks Health Tonic
An advertisement touts Seven Barks as a safe home remedy to improve sleep by correcting stomach, liver, and kidney issues. It claims the tincture restores tone, eases indigestion, rheumatism, and other ailments, and promises morning freshness. Priced at 60 cents.
Vermont News Roundup From Winooski and Surrounding Areas
Local notices cover lodge meeting attendance at Winooski No 49, with the W M degree performed by Andrew Sullivan and Dr C A Burr. A funeral service for Mrs Joseph Freeman is noted, along with medical inspections in Duxbury schools. Farm news includes a Guernsey day at Winnixquam farm and an upcoming auction featuring cows and heifers from noted bloodlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alica Fairbanks
Marjorie Pegrin
Krornsboro
Att Dents
University of Vermont
Tureheen Jvtesus
Katherine Hayes
Elizabeth Metager
Amsterdam
N.Y
C. Bo Adams
Winooski Lodge
A.M
Morrisville
W. M
Andrew Sullivan
D. D
Lame County
C. A. Burr
Hoomboover
Tealth Nur
Duxbury
Joseph Freeman
J. G. Sallis
H. Locke
Sean Hult
Carrell Webster
Harold Wylster
Springfield
Masa
Ernst Cameron
Ames Cgitreron
Fayston
Homer Foreman
Fred Davis
North Doxbery
Homer Kennedy
Huth Mary
Winnixquam Farm
Mark H. Moody
Roosevelt National Highway
Winowski River
Hell
Barrington May
The
Chene
Chilmark
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Pulpit Appointment
Rutland hosts Mr and Mrs Merrill Bucktin and guests as several families visit relations across towns. Luther Colby’s church positions a new pastor for the summer while Memorial Day attendees recall Springfield cooperative school events. May 3 sugar party and May 4 linen shower mark social life with multiple visitors from Walla Walla to Montpelier and Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Bucktin
Rutland
Oreille Eaton
Grace
Tennessee
Luther Savage
Luther Colby
Seymour
Cht
Springfield
Ant
Sylvester Howe
Thwbridge
Mr. King
Sutton
Andrew Church
George
Vidnor Richardson
Wallafield
Clie Bolinson
Grandaother
Emma DeLong
Bristol
Mary Turner
Wincockies
Frank Turner
Moore
Kenyon
Mex Willan
Roce Jer
Moerr
Local Worcester Social Round With Several Names
Ada Wither and her sister Hattie Wood traveled to Mont to work. Mr and Mrs Birt Richardcom of Ketland are stilting the fete. Richandeun fives and Harv Airey with Mee Archie Sashy from Worcester attended. The article notes gatherings, a beads event and social visits among local families with several names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Wither
Hattie Wood
Mont
Birt Richardcom
Harv Airey
Archie Sashy
Wererster
Aa Wiggins
Elmee
Miss Jeanie Morgan dies after illness in Randolph
Randolph Miss Jeanie Morgan dies at home of Mrs. S. C. Gabrielle after months of illness. She had lived in Rochester long, recently rented her house there, and will likely be buried beside friends in Rochester. Funeral plans unsettled. Notes mention Dr B. O. Blanchard’s funeral, arrivals from Chicago and Portland, and various town movements including nurses, visitors, and a glove factory in Randolph. The rent room run by the board of trade and King’s Daughters will close temporarily this week with plans to reopen later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanie Morgan
5. C. Gabrielle
Mine Morgan
Rochester
B. 0. Blanchard
Elster
Margaret Smith
Highgate
Kalow Fairbanks
Forthampton
Mase
Fred Weirbanks
Lynden Thomas
Randolph
Died at Barre Mrs Emeline Jacobs longtime Cabot resident
Mrs Emeline Jacobs widow of Hoon Jacobs died at Barre City Hospital June 1 after a brief illness. Born in Barre she spent her married life in Calais and Barre where she and her son Arthur lived on a farm for over 30 years. She was devoted, active in faith and church matters, and leaves a sister and son. Funeral services were held in the Congregational church with Rev M Hale. Remains laid in Cabot cemetery. Children’s Day services planned at Congregational Church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr and Mead
A Foster
Walter Foster
Kdwina Harris
Burlington
Ming Martha Ou
Abbie Warren
Mary Fletch
Er Hospital
Helen A. Wilkins
Fanny Allen Hospital
Fanny Lee
Underhill
William F. Jones
Mary Pletcher Hospital
Weet Bill
ME. Bacon
A. A. Ee
Wright
Matthews
Clarenen Bennett
van Dusen
T. J. Beurchemin
St Johnsbury
Jones
Penis
Thomas Tomes
Than Jones
Howard
Blake
Brooke
May Calderwood
F. L. Dennison
St. Johabury
St. Johnsbury
Royce
Bemmett
Daner
Glen Sutton
Troy
Stowe
Julia RL Riclarison
Mme
Gertrude Jones
Gurdon Jones
Woodsville
HG. Smyth
Dennis
Wlan
Mra Hineline Jacobs
Hoon Jacobs
Barre City Hospital
Abe
Barre
Mr. Javibs
Calais
Pearl
Aun
Arthur
Rhreeh Wat
Dony
Thom
Trother
Conprenational Church
MW. Hale
Cabot Cemetery
Jone
Congregational Church
Frank Morrill
Bradford
Ernest Witham
Barre City
Forte
Henry Prostam
Plainfield
Malph Hoyt's
WD. Harr
el. Goddard
Dare
Wilber Howland
WD. Barr
Charles Perkins
Brattleboro
Lore Hitech
Herbert Heath
Gieorge Perkins
Walden
Hoyer ‘Talbert
S. Miller
India
Bally Lyford
I. Rogers
33-Letter Pangram Notation From Hime Journal
A cryptic note claims a 33 letter shortest pangram containing all letters of the alphabet. The line reads A quick bowen fow stampes over the lacy dog and attributes it to Iveple's Hime Journal. The source is fragmentary and puzzling.
Village notices and social updates from Montpelier edition
Middlesex residents Ethridge Burnham and Bigelow attended events in Montpelier. Mrs Goodenough hosted visitors, Elbridge Burnham and family welcomed guests. Hanna Winther returned to Worcester after vacation here. A C Thornton visited White River Junction. Mrs Addie Dennison visited Montpelier. Mrs FB Miles ill. H Thornton attended a friend’s wedding in St Albans. The village events closed Friday with a poem and Miss Dorothy News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethridge Burnham
Mutte
Hotter
Bigelow
Montpalier
Montepelier
Goodenough
Worcester
Town
A. C. Thornton
White River Junction
Addie Dennison
Friefts Lin
Man and Mrs Herbert Health Update From School
A grammar school teacher has retired home. Mrs George Herbert is with a bronchial cough and in need of rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
George Herbert
Fragmented Local Notice From Vershire Village Sale
The text reports several estate transactions including Mrs. Conant selling a woodlot and Don Orevers in Boston with B. Goodrich, along with hardware and vehicle mentions. It appears as a damaged OCR snippet with unclear dates or full details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chelsea
South Cabot
Paige & Campbell General Agents
the Travelers
Hartford, Connecticut
Harry B. Galerian
Frank
Fermen
Ilinnis
Mise
Margaret Keefe
Castleton Normal School
Ale
Angell
Serman
Vings Aml
Stowe High School
Exer Tises
Moultonville
Goodyear Tires
Goodyear
Lee
Clara B. Shorit
Warren
Jessie Morgan
CABOT
Emeline Jacobs
H. P. Hood & Sons
S A.m
H. P. Hood & Sons Dairy Experts
Middlesex
Carter
Bijou Theatre
Eames
Beast
N. Y
Bento
Madlaine
Earle W Williams
Vershire
Durgin Hill
A. Casstock
Toca
Sydney Sulletin
Real Piano Music
North Main Street
Barre, Vt
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