Bethel baccalaureate at Universalist church draws large audience
The Bethel Universalist church hosted a large baccalaureate crowd last evening with Bryant brothers and a mixed choir led by Mrs. A. C. Batheller. Principal Haskins spoke on Dreams Fulfilled as 12 graduates were named and honored, including Charlotte Fisher and Hazel Williamson.
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Universalist Church
Bryant Brothers
A. C. Bateheller
Putnam
Rubie Fish
Bertha Rogers
Sopenses Mra
W. GC. Harvey
C. E. Noble
F. N. Chapman
H. P. Perkins
J. A. Graham
A. N. Washburn
Adelina Clifford
Charlotte Fisher
Mildred Hickey
Mary Keleher
Harold Shaw
Elsie Snelling
la Spaulding
Harold White
Hazel Whitney
Claude Williamson
Haz~el Williamson
Geneva Wyllie
Miss Fisher
Waitsfield wedding and town notices in June edition
Leon Eugene Joslin and Carrie Winifred Morrison wed at the Congregational parsonage at 104 m on Friday June 8 with Rev. William A. Reiere officiating. Joslin enters service at Fort Ethan Allen this weekend. Mrs. Joslin will stay with Morrison family in Warren and residents hold various local happenings including visits, housing updates, and Red Cross plans.
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Leon Eugene Joslin
Bert L. Joslin
Carrie Winifred Morrison
Florian Morrison
Warren
William A. Reiere
Jon- Tin
Fort Ethan Allen
Joslin
Milk Receivers Handling 40000 Pounds Daily Here
The H P Hood & Sons receiving station now handles about 40,000 pounds of milk daily from Williamstown and White River Junction via the Central Vermont railroad and the Wassumpsie between Wells River and White River Junction. Arthur H. Shore of Boston is the new superintendent. L. F. Butt man is the manager.
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P. Hood & Sons
H. P. Hood & Sons
Williamstown
White River Junction
Central Vermont
Wassumpsie
Wells River
Arthur H. Shore
Boston
L. F. Buttman
Rochester Visitors and Draft Census Notes
Rochester residents report Memorial Day visits by Miss Evelyn Fuller and nephew Robert Eaton from Woodstock. Memorial Day news includes the death of Ezekiel Emerson of St. Cloud Florida and local property sale by George Kirby to Silas Manning. Draft registration on Tuesday showed 117 men subject to draft in the town.
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Evelyn Fuller
Robert Eaton
Woodstock
Ezekiel Emerson
St. Cloud
Robert Guernsey
West Rutland
Flynn Guersiney
Chelsea Registration List June 6 1917 Orange County
A Chelsea registration list dated June 6 1917 lists numerous residents alphabetically by surname including Altman Bacon Hovey Swickwith Robbina Berry Braman Brown Burbank Herrick Carey Verne Carpenter Chase Hiden Collins Corwin Corwin Curtis Dickinson Dodge Doyle Dumont Felch Elba Flanders Fort Edward Flint Grape Halvorsen Hayward Lyman Hayward Ned Bart Hill Norman Horace Hood Irving Hovey Jones Laird Merton Larkin Luce Lyford Lyon Olivers Many Mattoon Werley Morey Morgan Ordway Cabot Priest Har old Ransom Reed Smith Rivers Moves Roberta Kimper Rogers Royce Sanborn Ellsworth Sargents DeWitt Slack Slack Smith Spear Everest Sprague Stanton Taft Townsend Registration Board.
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Chelsea
County of
Orange
Altman
Harley M
Bacon
Leonard Hovey
Swickwith
Lyle Robbina
Berry
Harold
Eugene
Braman
Arthur William
Brown
Lucius Robinson
Burbank
Edward Herrick
Carey
Clifton Verne
Carpenter
Carroll M
Chase
George Hiden
Collins
Thomas Jones
Corwin
Harold Ernest
Russell Griffith
Curtis
Edgar Henry
Dickinson
Arthur Fred
Dodge
Alfred Hill
Doyle
John
Thomas Furl
Dumont
Charles Vietor
Felch
Alton Elba
Flanders
Fort Edward
Flint
George Feederoty
Carl D
Halvorsen
Oscar
Hayward
Harry L
Mas Lyman
Ned Bart
Hill
Arthur
Ids
Norman Horace
Thomas Nathan
Hood
Harold A. Hood
Irving Hovey
Jones
Clarence
Laird
Merton Robert
Larkin
Karl Loon
Luce
Ernest Edwins
Lyford
Gorge Daniel
Lyon
Ralph Olivers
Many
Gilbert
Chiaunesy
Mattoon
Hale Werley
Menard
Henry
Morey
Ray
Morgan
Glenn Elwin
Ordway
Leon Cabot
Priest
Fort At
Ransom
Fred Augustue
Raymond Herbert
Reed
Lean Smith
Rivers
Moves John
Roberta
Kimper Clarence
Rogers
Herbert Earl
Royce
Ernest Calvin
Sanborn
Ralph Elleworth
Sargents
Myron Stiles Sargent
Philip DeWitt
Slack
Gerald Lorenzo
Julian Ray
Smith
Harrison E. Spear
Everest
Sprague
John William
Stanton
Ae Herbert
Taft
Millward Carroll
Arthur Alonmw
Taylor
Seta Thor
Marie Ae Welch
Whitney
Lee
Chelwea
Military Registration List Names Few Surnames
A fragmented OCR list shows names connected to a military registration record. It includes Blake, Harry Bailey, Ernest Clark, George Chamberlin, William J Cline, Leon lark, Herbert H Carpenter, Arthur Fastman, Ernest Emerson, Earle Flanders, Archie Flanders, Jesse Jerry Bert Lord Amos J Charles Ladd Mark Mille Harmon Mills Harmon Morrie Alfred Mustay James Ho Me Aaley John D Miner Prank Jj Miner Paaitel Magoon Fred Nelson Daniel Deasher Jeane Prescott Arthur Rink ardeon Don Richardson Charles Hock Botme Swift Willa Simpson Bernard Slora James Trombly Clarence Trombly Fred Tucker Wynesa Wil Lame Herbert.
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Jane
Blake
Harry
Bailey
Ernet
Bisson
Wilford
Ernest
Clark
George
Chamberlin
William J
Cline
Leon
Lark
Herbert H
Carpenter
Arthur Fastman
Emerson
Earle
Flanders
Flanders Archie
Jerry
Bert
Lord
Amos J
Charles
Ladd
Arthur
Mark
Mille
Harmon
Mills
Harmon Morrie
Alfred
Mustay
James Ho
MeAaley
John D
Miner
Prank Jj Miner
Paaitel Magoon
Fred
Nelson
Daniel Deasher
Jeane
Prescott
Rinkardeon
Don
Richardson
Hock Botme
Swift
Willa
Simpson
Bernard
Slora
James
Trombly
Clarence
Tucker
Wynesa
Wil
Lame Herbert
Local Notes On Visitors And Court Terms In Middlebury
The fragment notes visits by Hancock Eees and Mrs E J Extine to their sister Mrs. E A. mentions forthcoming term of court at Middlebury and various local movements. Additional items reference families Sprague and Rows, Goodyear and Tees jing, with school prize and ball references in Cabot.
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Eeees
E J. Extine
Ked
Kaisen Dasbies
Petit Jerort
Middlebury
Fred Sprague
Goodyear
Waterbury Patriotic Parade Draws Thousands in Colorful Show
A Saturday Waterbury patriotic demonstration drew an estimated five thousand spectators despite morning rain. The Waterbury Patriotic Association procession featured Uncle Sam on horseback, Montpelier Military Band, veterans, officers, Red Cross displays, and school groups in red white and blue. Gov. Graham and President Reston spoke, urging support for the Red Cross and National Guard enlistment, with dozens volunteering for Vermont infantry duties.
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Waterbury Patriotic Association
H. A. Fullerton
Waterbury
W. L. Perkins
Foe
Evans
FL. Eaton
8. C. Brown
Montpelier
Mr. Wilkins
Uncle Sam
Red Cross
Waterbury Fire Department
Stone Citizens
Boy Scout
Lena Wallace
America
England
Wilson
Liberty
Pipers
Barre
Pret
Reston
Gov. Graham
Y. M. GA
National Guard
Lieut
Shaldon
Tet
Vermont Infantry
Herman Blanchard
Nathan Gabroe
Theodore Davenport
Clifford Hunter
Carl Rave~lin
George Elrick
H. L. Coneley
Fred Trank
Herbert Trona
Irma Ke, Pike
Ernest Peeor
Edward O'Brien
Harold Karey
Edgar Martin
William Casey
Sheldon
Sergt. Hoyt
Fort
Ethan Allen
Vermont
Milk Production Costs and Grasshopper Action in Washington County
Washington County Farm Bureau notes survey results on milk production costs in New England, with Barre Berlin and Waterbury surveyed by Burlington college seniors. It warns grasshopper hatch in Windsor County and urges prompt reporting to county agents for rapid containment. Blue vitriol purchases exceed 3,000 pounds to aid spraying, with prices expected to rise. County Agent BL Abbott signs off.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
New England
Chamber of Commerce
Hitchcock
Churchill
Root
Agricultural College
Burlington
Barre
Berlin
Waterbury
Windsorounty
Pretty Graniteville wedding ties couple in June
A quiet Graniteville wedding on June 4 united Hattie Machin, second daughter of Albert Machin, to Arthur Kaurpand. Only intimate friends and relatives attended. The bride wore a blue traveling suit. A small reception followed and the couple left by train for Hartford.
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Graniteville
Albert Machin
Hattie
Arthur Kaurpand
Hartford
Gom
Help Young Girls Benefit From Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Alma Muis of Eaton Illinois reports the Lydia E. Pinkham remedy cured her daughter’s headaches and backache, and she urges publication to help other young girls. A woman from New Castle via shares that from eleven to seventeen she suffered monthly cramps and back pains until she found relief, crediting Lydia E. Pinkham’s product.
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Eaton, Il
Alma Muis
Lil
New Castle
Via
Antidotes for Bodily Poisons
Levi Smith promotes hot water for detox and a vegetable laxative mix with May-apple and aloe. He cites Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Potent Health for kidney and bladder cleansing and a double strength Anurit before meals. The piece touts Annrio for kidney and acid issues and gout, claiming many cured cases.
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Pierce
Saginatitote Io Bufalo
National Guard to France Report From Burlington Free Press
Vermont’s Green Mountain troops praised for border service may join National Guard units sent to France though exact stations and timing remain unconfirmed. Washington officials deny a 1200-strong redeployment. public notice will come with arrival at a French port.
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Jurvises
Washington
Sorye
Frans
George Crood
Federal Committee
Public Information
National Guards
Prange
War Department
Boston Transcript
New York
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Green Mountain
Avery
National Guard
France
Europe
Burlington
A Wise Precaution
A Ladies' Home Journal vignette depicts a bride to be debating money kept by her old servant Miakus the passage notes the mistress questions keeping all the money and the servant insists the bride will marry and wonders why keep it at home with a stranger.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Why She Was Good Sun Day School Humorous Exchange
In a humorous Irish World note, Ethel is praised for being a good girl in Sunday school. She replies that she could not help it, saying she doted if neck. The wry pun reflects light local humor from the period.
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Ethel
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Concord
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Newinton, Conn
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Randolph Avenue
Rochester
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Will Cook
Leominster
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