Local Notices From Graniteville Area
Graniteville of Burlington visits mother Mrs William Sheridan. Mitees Margaret Murphy and Laura Buiter visit Barre hospital. Mae Maelver visits friends at Goddard seminary. Katherine Murray works at Williamstown inn. Julia O'Hagan of East Barre weekends with Mrs W M Alexander. W H Fales called to Littleton New Hampshire by mother’s illness. Bess Hammett returns to Roxbury. Ness McKenzie erects tenement on former Suiter livery lot. J H Suitor and W H Paine in Fairlee Sunday.
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Burlington
William Sheridan
Margaret Murphy
Laura Buiter
Barreit Hospital
Mae Maelver
Goddard Seminary
Katherine Murray
Williamstown Inn
Julia O'Hagan
East Barre
W. M. Alexander
W. H. Fales
Littleton
N. H
Bess Hammett
Roxbury
Ness McKensie
B Suiter
JH. Suitor
W. H. Paine
Fairlee
Waterbury notes on Camel's Hump trail work and camping
Mosars and crews clear a path from Bakers Notch to the Green Mountain trail on Camel's Hump. Campers include Mr and Mrs Chamberlain and daughters with forestry work led by Mr Chamberlain. Duxbury hosts an upcoming educational and agricultural meeting with Mason Stone and F H Abbott as speakers.
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Mosars
Cole
Bean
Bakers’ Notch
Green Mountain
Duxbury
Aurflcex
Dillingham Gringe
Mason Stone
F. H. Abbott
Washington County Farm Bureau
Philina Persons Willard Obituary Notice in East Montpelier
Philina Persons widow of John Willard died at her son's home on Saturday June 10 in Montpelier with Rev J B Reardon officiating. The notice invites relatives and friends to attend the funeral at her late home.
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Mo Willard
Mire
Canada War Scandal Seen To Be Snuffed Out
The report explains how a royal commission investigated Canadian war procurement amid a scandal linked to Sir Sam Hughes. It notes English pressure for munitions and the role of Canadian agents in securing contracts, with questions about rewards and profiteering while stressing Britain’s haste and the need for rapid supply.
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Canada
Sam
Bey the Tien
Sir Sam Hughes
Uni Staten
Hughes
Col Alison
Pegutiana
Men
Ding
England
Washington County Farm Bureau reports weekly farm activities
The Washington County Farm Bureau notes show farmers visiting, letters written, and calls recorded for the week ending June 10. Demonstrations in soybeans and corn total 12, with 13 more farmers planting soybeans. A June 14 demonstration on A. N. Stratton’s East Montpelier farm discusses pruning, spraying, and lime. Buckwheat is recommended for late planting and poor soil, with guidance on varieties, seeding, and canning tips from the extension service.
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B.D. Hopkins
Waterbury
George I. Cummings
Shady Bill
A.T. Smith
A. N. Stratton
East Montpelier
West Roxbury
Bureau
Wheelock
University of Vermont
Farmers’ Club
Extension Service
Washlington County Farm Bureau Association
Wallington
D.C
Washington
TL Abbott
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Granville and Northfield Social Notes and Local Mentions
Granville hosted Joer's group after Ranger Rhoda attended school in Northfield. DN Rice and family visited Randolph. Mrs Pred Ladue and her son from Richmond visited their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gagnen. Mrs Roy Barve and son Haren returned with her mother Mrs Haxen Hubbard. The sawmill in the upper area was shared last Wednesday night and may be rebuilt on Dr. Rice’s property. S Rhew of Hosting noted with Ms 90m. Rice and Mat Thureday, Mr. and Mrs Herman Vent and Mine Word visited the following. Mrs Edith Rich and daughter Gladys of Nartries were guests at PLM. Hirtetina and Hirt were mentioned with Pethel Inet midweek. Mr and Mrs Harry ee have a new...
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Northfield
Joer
Rhoda
DN. Rice
Randolph
Pred Ladue
Richmond
Gagnen
Roy Barve
Haren
Simmer
Haxen Hubbard
Rea
Pethel
Mir
Anil
Harry
Randolph Mra RG. Morton and family plan Seaside trip
Local society notes recount Mrs Randolph Morton and daughter Mire Jennie leaving for Park, Mass to swim and visit relatives with the Morton family. Mr HW B Richardson and cousin Mrs E F Gale of San Francisco depart for Keene N H to spend time with kin. Others visit relatives and attend alumni events. school board reelects instructors except Miss Mabel Parker. Miss Nora Taylor changes to Chelsea school. Horace Moulton of New York and Miss Elizabeth Mabel announce marriage. Grange events and local visits noted.
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Mra
RG. Morton
Mire
Jennie Morton
Saturdinbr Tlyde Park
Mass
Harry Morton
Waest
Falmouth
HW. B. Richardson
E. F. Gale
San Francisco
Cal
Keene
N. H
C. L. Hodges
Schenectady
N.Y
Mary DuBois
David Bosworth
Bristol
Lora Madison
Newport
Mra. G. A. Emmory
Prudential Committees
Randolph Graded School
Mabel Parker
Ins Tractor
Nora Taylor
Chelsea
Elsie Ongood
Ruth Sprague
Horace Freeman Moulton
New York
F. Moulton
Mise
Elizabeth Sarah Mabel
Mabel
Doli
N. Y
Dr. Watson
Presbyterian
Marion Lord of
Sharon
Jimn Kinaman
Mig Faith Sprague
Nate
Pearly Wilkins
Barre
Harold Gilman
Northfield Grange
G. T. Colby
Pomona Grange
Anne Penwhite
Mise McAuliffe
Mirror Lake Grange
Dorie White
Ernest Manchester
WC. Nye
Vergennes
J. D. Partridge
Local Notes on Holden and Town Church Services
Rev and Mrs John J Holden of Corne visited W H Parrotts while Edmonds works at White River Junction for Swift company Elmer Stark promoted to shipping at same plant Miss Flossie Goodell recovering after May 31 Randolph sanatorium Miss Katherine Bogie home from Lowell commercial school Miss Evelyn Sargent to work at Podstock Churches held features yesterday Universalist sermon Odd Fellows memorial Episcopal preacher led by Rev Robert Wilson of Zangsok China Congregational morning sermon by Walkingstick a Dartmouth Cherokee student Methodist children’s anniversary observed Gladys Wilson home from Barre All fifteen men complete at granite sheds on a stall TV Meharghan ishmand visiting friends in Lown
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John J. Holden
Corne
W. H. Parrott
Edmonds
Whita River Junction
Swift Seein Company
Elmer Stark
Flossie Goodell
Randolph Sanatorium
Katherine Bogie
Lowell, Mags
Evelyn Sargent
Gladys Wilson
Barre
Mefiarghan Af ‘Ishmand
Lown
East Barre and Chelsea Visitations and Local Movements
Mrs Hatley of Bradford visits her daughter Mrs B Hutchinson and family for a few days. Mrs Hithe Rowan visits friends in Chelsea for a few days. G Wy Davie went to Chelsea Tuesday for a gram furore activity. Mire WG wore jeans Tuesday to attend a funeral. Mrs Peter Them, Glens Hutchiton in East Barre and Wash on business Friday. Jr and Mrs Richard promoted i e Ge Cake in Orage Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henre Smith of Washington at C D Quimby's Wednesday night. Arthur Prescott in Fast Barre on business. Mr and Mrs Olanide Clark and daughter and Frank Wilson at Mrs Clarks father's Bin in Orence Sunday.
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Richard
Orage
Mra
Henre Smith
Washington
C.D. Quimby
Mr. Smith
Arthur Prescott
Local notices fragment reflect community gossip
Fragmentary OCR mentions Hancock Mrs Charles Viske visiting relatives in Ripton and Mire Wallere Fleming at her parents Metabol Mes. Will Sprague returns from Rochester market work. Lewh of Pittshield wards wrecked guest Miss Mary Files. Sebat Catis to MNiebay and Mire J. Biios appear in garbled phrases. Stephen Bienne and Mra. Stephen Bienne referenced with minor social notes.
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Charles Viske
Riptow
Fock
Wallere
Fleming Additioon
Will Sprague
Fiske
Rochester
Wroght
Market
Lewh
Pittshield
Mary Files
Sebat Catis
Mniebay
de Furem
J. Biios
Stephen Bienne
Grenville
Graduating Exercises Set for Thursday at Local High School
On Thursday June 16 the high school will hold its graduating exercises. A class of five will graduate. Mr and Mrs John Slater and son were in Thetford recently visiting relatives. E H Morse and T R B Noble were drawn as jurors for county court. Mr and Mrs J H Erakine visited Rutland last week. Carey’s orchestra provided music for the Nellie Gill Players and their show The Turning Point. Leon Claflin resigned as constable to work in a machine shop in New Harper shire. Miss Rose Greeley visited sister Ruth Greeley in Middlebury last week. Mr and Mrs H I Dean of Montpelier were guests of Fred Martin and family. Mrs Hoh Henry and her two sons and two daughters arrived from Roslindale Massachusetts to spend the summer here. Judge E H Edgerton went to Woodstock for the June term. Mrs Edgerton joined him at the inn for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Slater
Thetford
E. H. Morse
BE. Noble
County Court
J. H. Erakine
Rutland
Carey
Nellie Gill
Leon Claflin
New Harpershire
Rose Greeley
Ruth Greeley
Middlebury
H. I. Dean
Montpelier
Fred Martin
Hoh Henry
Roslindale
Masa
E. H. Edgerton
Woodstock
Mrs. Edgerton
Plainfield Woodmen Camp to be instituted June 17
A Modern Woodmen of America camp will be instituted at Odd Fellows hall in Plainfield on Saturday evening June 17 at 8 oclock. Deputy Head Consul George F. Wells of Poultney will preside, assisted by State Deputy A. O. Palmer of Burlington. Nearby camps were invited. Mr P D Ladd hosted his Sunday school class Saturday afternoon.
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Odd Fellows
Evergreen oils from conifer needles and cedar use in products
The article explains how evergreen tree oils, from cedar and other conifers, give odors and are used in perfumes, soaps, liniments, and insecticides. It cites forest service studies on oil yields from longleaf and western yellow pines, eastern hemlock, and other species, noting waste timber and fire hazards. Distillation by steam yields oil, with content varying by species, needle size, and season.
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Europe
Forest Service
United States
Minsk
Redendar
New England
Seattle
Venien
Emma
West Hill Sunshine Club Hosts Meeting and Refreshments
The West Hill Sunshine club met with Mrs. John Kelly Tuesday, twelve members and three visitors present. After a short program, dainty refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Holt moved into the tenement in John Kelly's home on upper Prospect street.
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West Hill Sunshine Club
John Kelly
Long 'S
Floyd Holt
Upper Prospect Street
Marshfield Moving and Truck Service Ad
Marshfield offers long distance furniture moving and heavy trucking at reasonable rates. Two ton auto trucks available. Vermont Trucking and Sales Co Barre Tel 162 W.
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Vermont Trucking & Sales Co
Barre
Tel
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