Groton New England Hicker dies after illness at home
Nathan A. Hicker of Groton died Saturday after a shock Tuesday the previous week. Funeral held at his home and burial in Wells River. He was the tenth of fourteen children of Orson and Lydia Hicker, survived by a son and daughter, and by sisters and brothers in Groton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Hicker
Welle River
Reet
Nathan A. Hicker
Nea
Orson
Lydia
Tatery) Hicker
Elle
Mre
M. A. Whitehill
Harvey
Minneapolis
Minn
Charles Ao
Groton
Ker
Carrie Gray
Ryegate
Margaret Lumeden
Nellie Rollins
New Britain
Carrie Wareren
Wells River
Ricker
Local notes from North Calais and surrounding towns
North Calais Mrs E R Scribner of West Danville staying with F Scribner. Frank Hill and family visited friends in Montpelier. Mrs Edith Beard visiting relatives in Morrisville. Mrs Tony Hawking returned to Morrisville after two weeks here. Myron Bailey and family visited parents in Vershire. Miss Mary Camire closed Maple Grove school after a successful year with 14 scholars and two graduates. Social farewell for Camire hosted by Walter Dailey with dancing singing and games. Perley Sanders, in South Carolina training camp, reports feeling fine. Various visits to Vershire Plainfield Worcester East Calia and other nearby towns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R. Scribner
West Danville
F. Scribner
Frank Hill
Montpelier
Edith Beard
Morrisville
Tony Hawking
Myron Bailey
Vershire
A. W. Hoyt
Mary Camire
Maple Grove
Miss Camire
Salin
Forrest Fair
Albert Barcomb
J. W. Butterfield
Cabot Yena
Walter Dailey
Mixx Camire
Fittin
Mr. Dobson
Perley Sanders
South Carolina
Hiland Holmes
Minnie Hoyt
Dora Holmes
Plainfield
F. W. Scribner
West Woodbury
Lise Myrtle Thurston
Eee
Perley Thurston
Weet
Bethel Mite Winifred Wilmot 4 at home visit notes
A jumble of short items lists Winifred Wilmot of Bethel at home from Jacksonville after a winter teaching stint in Savannah Ga. Mrs Ernest M Carpenter visits sister in New York. Lee Cady attends funeral in Tunbridge. Various brief notices mention health trips, visits, and funerals among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Wilmot
Jacksonville
Fla
Savannah
Maynard
Mass
Ernest M. Carpenter
J. FL Cnies
New
Brookfield Red Cross annual meeting notes officers elected
The Browleflell Red Cross branch held its June meeting in Orange Hall with officers named for president Mrs W A Colty vice president Mrs Davy Hoods secretary treasurer Mrs T Wilcox and various committees including Copply, membership, and entertainment. Numerous town residents attended events, visits from Chicago and Brooklyn, church activities, and a substantial June Red Cross shipment featured across nine jams seven sweaters three mufflers and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browleflell Red Cross
Orange Hall
Mra
W. A. Colty
Mire Davy Hoods
Mire
T. Wilcox
Dane Comanittes
T. Kher
Anta Dritton
Kila
Copply
Micorge Mall
Leabelle Amidon
Sire
Church
G. Papa
Ely
Wilcox
Alvin Hall
Taylor
Wiliam B. Hoggard
Elnora Whitt
Mite Fay Berd
Eileareth Heard
Avia Lewis
Elmina Chase
Ina Abeworth Hinkley
Chicago
Nancy Abbott
Pt. Larose
Randolph
Wilter Larose
Agit
Arthur Bean
Brooklyn
Ira Carpenter
Fred Pink
Burlington
C. 1. Fisk
Northfield
Porter H. Dale
France
Vermont
Pomona Orange
Williamstown Arange
Brookfield Grange
John Smith
Bridgewater
Josiah Smith
W. H. Ford
Providence
Finday
Hood
Center Missionary Society
North Randolph Grange
Bragg and Bragg
Daniel Colt
Winsted
Conn
W. B. Colt
H.C. Colt
A. E Sargent
Alvah Parker
Deuwr Aitkin
Woodsville
N. H
Charles Blake
Royalton
Edna
Red Cross
Junors
Chelvea
Grange Hall
Lor, Werr Walter Henry Wheatley
Harold Joseph Farr
Glenn Shas Newell
Dennis Brasnard
Alfred Seymour
Wiliam Alden Savage
J Linbert Stanley” Stoddard
Alvin Eaton
Htal
Local Social Notes Highlight Graduations and Visits
Windsor resident Hazel Frown Warwick stayed with W W Brown's family while Lebanon visitor Extelle Buck attended a graduation. The senior class held a reception at Moonng school with the event followed by other small gatherings.
Vershire News Briefs on Upcoming Federal Change
In Vershire and nearby, residents respond to a new federal measure affecting local practices. Mrs Bealting handled her affairs while Mr Brown addressed the harvest, with Maud Cloegh arriving Monday from unrelated events as a sleeper story wanders through cryptic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Brown
Washingtom
Maud Cloegh Eames
Nervous breakdown recovery claims with Pink Pills
A Lowell jewelry saleman describes a muscular and nervous decline after grip and overwork. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring appetite color and strength, noting non alcohol tonic content and nerve cell nourishment. The ad promotes $0.50 boxes and mail order availability from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian H. Maryell
Laywell
Mass
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Waterbury News Briefs Tally Local Injuries And Ensign LeBaron
James McMullin suffered a badly cut score while cutting wood on Monday afternoon. Dr. F. E. Steele treated the wound at his home. Rain and frost caused minor damage elsewhere. Ensign Ray LeBaron returns home after 48 hours’ leave, celebrated by family and friends. He served at the border during the Mexican trouble and has now received his commission. Kathleen LeBaron arrives to spend the summer at home after studies at the New England Conservatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McMullin
F. E. Steele
Ray LeBaron
W. J. LeBaron
Boston
Kathleen LeBaron
New England
Kimball Corner pupils plan Friday program and supper
The Kimball Corner school pupils will present a program at the town hall on Friday evening June 14 followed by a box supper and dance. Funds raised will go to the Red Cross. Community members Jared Beede and others helped with visits and enlistments noted in town today.
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Kimball Corner School
Town Hall
Pro ‘Conde
Hed Cross
Clark Beede
Corinth
Manera
Techanion’ Training School
Burlington
Adame
B.A. Outler
Bradford
Flatener Outler
Local News Roundup From Barre And Montpelier Areas
Mra JW Batelebler in St Jobe bury tending Mrs Batchelder ill with rheumatic fever. Mrs Rublee and Mre LW Heldwin in Barre on Saturday. Mrs Lee Martin in Montpelier Saturday. Mr and Mrs FJ Nutting of Brandon visiting. Clifford Bateholder working for BB Leavitt in drugstore. Miss Vivian Canfield visiting Barre. Mr and Mrs Arthur Partridge and Clarence Partridge of Washington wed in Barre. Mary Hollister and daughters in Montpelier. Batterson of Washington visited Mrs Kila McDon auld. Harry and William Martin purchased estate farm from late A H Martin. Rear Galehow returned from Barre City hospital after operation. DL of L degree team went to Bradford. Suzy Hollister bought Hornbrook house in Montpelier. Charles Comstock in Barre. W B Stratton and family in town. Martin brothers bought work horns and a driving horse. Mrs Harry Clark and daughter visited. Mayo Wyman visiting Glover and North Hatley. Murray Martyn in Barre. June Martin and Harry Martin in Montpelier. H S Parke of Barre in town. Archie Loveland from Camp Devens visiting. H O Dainell farm in Cabot purchased. Arthur Taimberton of Marshfield in town. Frank Cross and Richard Doylug of Montpelier visiting. Charles Parker and Cutler Dobbins in Barre. Denise party at Dr and Mrs Martin with music and dancing. $15 netted for Red Cross. Red Cross meeting June 13. Weighing for all children under five by Mrs Hertha Moore before June 13. Dance at Ty hall June 13 to raise funds for baseball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JW. Batelebler
St. Jobebury
Carl Batchelder
Rublee
Mere LW. Heldwin
Barre
Lee Martin
Montpelier
FJ. Nutting
Brandon Leggia
Aid
Leavitt Sin
Dean Town
Clifford Bateholder
BB. Leavitt
Vivian Canfield
Arthur Partridge
Clarence Partridge
Washington
Mary Hollister
Carrie
Edith
AL. Batterson
Kila McDonauld
Harry
William Martin
A. H. Martin
Galehow
Barre City Hospital
L.lodge
Bradford
Suzy Hollister Mas
Hornbrook
Winter Street
Charles Comstock
W. B. Stratton
William
Harry Martin
H. M. Farnham
Martin
Harry Clark
Calnie
Mayo Wyman
Glover
North Hatley
Murray Martyn
June Martin
H. S Parke
Archie Loveland
Camp Devens
Mass
Frivtide
H. B. Partridge
HO. Dainell
Cabot
Arthur Taimberton
Marshfield
Frank Cross
Richard Doylug
Jerome Hallan
Charles Parker
Cutler Dobbins
Denise
Or. Martin
Arthur Prescot
Fast
Red Cross
Hertha Moore
Telple
S. and D
Ty Hall
Mary Cole
K. Cole
BK. A. Folsom
IG. Iter
Charles Daley
East Mont
Pelier
FE. V. Spencer
Anna Towne
Mixw
Lydia Dow
Pittsfield
Maan
L. D. Nute
St. Johnsbury
G. A. Furness
Mul
C.H. Cullim
GL. Dwinell
Anne J. Burnham
Waite Beld Laxt Werk
Turaday
Congregational Churches
Morrie Blake
North Troy
I Vo Spencer
Julia Farrington
Cabot Waas
A. L. Burtham
Union
J. W. Bouldry
Elsie Welch
Lake St. Joseph
Henry Hlake
F. Pitkin
Clarence
Flora Btes
Edward
Gary Mon
Montpelier Seminary
King Scholhouse
Perley Pike
Red Crows
Maderini
V. R Hudeoo
Plainfield
Hattie Dodge
Harry Folsom
E. A. Folsom
Insurative Savings Ad From National Life Ins Co
Card urges keeping money saved by not buying insurance and promotes National Life Insurance Co of Vermont mutual. Mentions St Ballard as general agent in Rialto, Montpelier Vermont. stresses savings as benefit of avoiding insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Life Ins. Co
Mutual
St. Ballard
Rialto Bigek
Montpelier
Parisian hair conceit and town notices in 1 issue
An assortment of product claims about hair savers and beautifiers appears alongside local notices and community updates. The ad copy pushes Parisian sachets and a perfume claim, while the page also notes a medical trainer from North Troy, a horse incident, illness updates, building repairs after a storm, and the Marshfield grammar school's eighth grade graduation set for June 14.
Indies Meeting for Red Cross Sewing in Marshfield
The Indies plan a Thursday hand room sewing session to support the Red Cross with ample work for all. Local visitors include Mary Cole in Barre over Sunday, and many townsfolk attend church and community events. A district Pythian Sisters gathering, school program, and a bazaar auction raised funds for the Red Cross while residents help with funerals and relocations.
Waits River Notices and Local Social Updates
WAITS RIVER Farmers and others who are members please make a special effort to attend the meeting on June 12. Miss Develin of Washington returned home Sunday evening after visiting Mrs. Downing. H. A. Chase returned Thursday from a business trip in southern New Hampshire. The Sunday school officers extend a hearty invitation to attend our children's day program on Sunday, June 11. Loren Little of Lisbon, N. H., is visiting H. A. Chase. Mrs. Nellie Miles is confined to her bed with rheumatic colds. Several from here went to Bradford to see the De Rue brothers minstrels Saturday evening. A successful Red Cross meeting was held last Tuesday. Everyone kept busy and seemed happy. Come again Tuesday, June 1.
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Develin
Washington
Vo Downing
H. A. Chase
New Hampshire
Loren Little
Lisbon
N. 1
Neliie Miles
Bradford
de Rue Brothers
Red Cross
Lang of Burlington speaks for Anti-Saloon league in church visits
Mr Lang of Burlington spoke at the Congregational church in the forenoon and at the Baptist church in the afternoon last Sunday in the interest of the Anti-Saloon league. Mrs William Shirlock is agin quite ill. Mrs BOA Slye is caring for her. Mrs Clarence Woodard and Mrs Er nest Blake returned last week from 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Burlington
Congregational Church
The
Baptist Church
Anti- Saloon League
William Shirlock
Boa. Slye
Clarence Woodard
Ernest Blake
Wilbur A Noyes Dies After Illness at Fifty
Jfow days trip to the American metropolis Wilbur A Noyes died Sunday morning after years of pulmonary tuberculosis illness He was about 50 born and raised in town Survived by widow and several brothers and sisters. Nearby residents Charles Hinkley CR Adama Cyril Roberts Ida Jenness Frank Adams C J Adama East Barnard mentioned. Jerome Ross suffers rheumatism. Dow family motored to Rutland. Dr W C Mitchell adds Henry Ward to practice expanding equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur A. Noyes
Charles ‘Hinkley
Cr, Adama
Franklin
NS. H
Mra
Cyril Roberts
Mim Ida Jenness
Epping
N. H
Frank Adams
C. J. Adama
East Barnard
Jerome Ross
Charles Dow
Rutland
W. C. Mitchell
Henry Ward
Osgood Named to Bellows Falls School Board
Bellows Falls on June 12 reports Dr Osgood has been appointed to the school board to replace Dr W D Bowen of Saxons River who has enlisted in the medical corps and will serve overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellows Falls
Lood
Sexton River
W. D. Bowen
Saxetons River
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N. A. Ricker
Henry ‘Taisey
bin Wister
Crivele Whitehill
Ryegate Road
Taixey
Viola Lagare
A. J. Lasftare
B. L. Gardner
St. Toby By
Center
Charles Jordan
Mattie
Fred Tarrow
Jordan
Leslie Thurston
Bellows Falla
George Whitehill
J. Johnsbury
H. J. Tillotson
Mexander Dunnett
Marshall Robinson
St Albans
W. Lewis
Robinson
H. A. Stevenson
Clyde Coffin
North Calais
H. R Dailey
East Calnia
S. ¥. Dailey
Marion Taylor
Mike Freda Hill
Clinton Taylor
Worcester
Mine Taylor
Bethel
Lee Cady
Tunbridge Trey
Whibur Neves
Aguinalde
Brookfield
Hazel Frown Warwick
Windsor
Namie
W. W. Brown
Extelle Buck
Lebanon
Mise
Moonng
Minnie Montgomery
Ernnst Fis
Richmond
J. Fletcher Niles
Derby
N.C. Huck
George Waters
J. E. French
A. G. Putnam
Springfield
Daniel Etna
Heim
Wayne Tare
Tony
A. H. Heedle
Hutte Chase
Robert Burnett
Lowell
Waterbury
Clement
Exch
Merrier
West Topsham
Wileon
Red Crost
Tastwar
Tee
Newark
Q. J. Dodge
Bellans
J. W. Dillon
Smith
A. M. Flanders
Main Street
Nerriv Wake
Johonie Bony
Tary
Preston
G. L. Dwinell
James Dwinell
Eimma Packer
Framingham
Mase
Marshfield Grammar School
Phall
Marshfeld
Ape School
New York
Park Theatre
B. W. Goodfellow
South Mais Street
Waits River
Tunbridge
Beoueen
Jfow
Dr. Osgood
Olace
H. P
C. E Searles
Pearl BT
Brattleboro
New Way
Advance Ensilage
Electile Licht Planta
Purine Machinery
Stephen B. Church
Seymour
Pearl ST
Albetar
Messines
MR. Farmer
Barre Electric CO
North Main Street
Barre, Vt
Perry & Noonan
Hospital Ambulance Service
Usdertakers
Depot Square
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