Waitsfield funeral and town notes feature Hazelton rites
Funeral services for Mrs. Fanny C. Hazelton were held at the home of her niece Mrs. John Bisbee with Rev. W A Remele officiating. Music by Principal Williams and Miss Marion Niell accompanied. Hazelton, born 1843 in Duxbury, died June 10 in North Hanson Massachusetts. Interment in Wallafield cemetery. Also reports baccalaureate, school events, and local society notices from Waitefield and Warren, including graduations, excursions, and upcoming exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hazelton
John Bisbee
William A. Remele
Congregational Church
Hazelton
Williams
Bartlett
Ambrose
Marion Niell
A. W. Gorham
North Hanson
Mass
Fanny C. Hazelton
Andrew B
Jerusha (J. (Hazelton) Davie
Duxbury
Wiliam Hazelton
Wesley Tucker
M. Waterman
Emma Marble
Carlos J. Hazelton
Worcester
Mase
Grace E. Gorham
Mans
Phila L. Turner
Mia
Clyde
Charles Jones
J. Hazelton
Wallafield
Dr. W. Gorham
E. H. Jones
Walter
Turner
Warr
Middlesex
Middlesex. Those Present From Out of Town
Joyon Ils
Bee
Montpelier
North Hanton
Mees
Wornwater
Hman
James Moriarty
W. A. Remele
Clyde Baird
Mernice Huntley
Herman Huntley
Heaton Hospital
James A. Niell
Newport
Priscilla Bushnell
Providence
R. L
W. E. Jones
Ol Orchard
Boston
B.D. Bisbee
Misa Gertrude Bisbee
Spaulding High School
D. R. Bisbee
Helen
Goddard
Edna Joslyn
B. J
Wailefeld
Warren
Milo Minor
Grammar School
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Edward Everett Hale
Talk of the Town in Montpelier Barre and vicinity
A jumble of local notes from Barre and Montpelier reports social events and civic happenings. Mentions of Abbott’s shopping line, Kempton Mille, Flag Day observances, employment changes, tours, and church activities. Citizens attend meetings, parades, and social events while city projects advance.
New Pyramm ivory at Abbott's sale and Vaughan’s
Abbott's features new pyramm ivory and wash goods with dress models while Vaughan's promotes sale items including waists and underwear. The American Shop shines hats and a two reel Kelair drama plays at Bi-Jou-Ady with film stars, plus local notices on meetings, travel, and summer piano lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott's
Abbott
Vaughan's
Vaughan
Panama
Thomas Nelson
Merchant Street
Barro Rug Co
Billy Ritchio
Ady
James Bumners
Berlin
NHS
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Clan Gordon
Clerks’ Union
K. of P. Hall
Esther Libersont
East Barre
Charles Bianchi
Went Street
Burlington
Leon Carroll
North Main Street
Montreal
Edward Samson
Constance Moore
Camp Street
Holyoke
Mann
Collision in the New York Stateroom Disaster
A passenger steamer collision near New York killed Kendrick of Boston and another passenger, with several injured. The Banker and the other ship suffered heavy damage, survivors boarding recovery vessels as wreckage and alarms spread. The incident occurred near stately light harbor as crews responded at dawn.
Montpelier Wedding United Frederick McCormack and Katherine Barden
A pretty wedding was held at St. Augustine's Church at 7 this morning uniting Frederick William McCormack and Miss Katherine Barden of Montpelier. Rev Fr McKenna performed the ceremony witnessed by intimate friends. A wedding breakfast followed at Mrs. Katherine Andrews' home on Barre Street. The couple will reside on North Franklin Street after a trip to Canada. The groom works for Lane Manufacturing and both are well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Greene
St. Albans
Grangera
Ulric Lebourveatt
Worcester
Maas
Polytechnic Institute
East Street
George Maniatty
United Fruit Store
E. A. Williams
Lonnie
South Main Street
Boston
Ella Williams
Monkton
N. B
Baptist Church
Barre Citizens’ Band
Aldermanic Band Committee
Glenn Merrill
Charles Ford
Mr. Merrill
Montpelier Road
Mead-Morrison Machinery
St. Augustine's Church
Frederick William McCormack
Katherine Barden
McKenna
John Crozier
James McCormack
Katherine Andrews
Barre Street
Tind
McCormack
Quebec
Montreal
Canada
North Franklin Street
Lane Manufacturing Company
William Bartlett
New York
John Bartlett
Artlett
Alhambra Theatre
L.A. Sawyer
Whitehall
N. Y
John Avery
Avery
Henry Hall
Woodsville
N. H
Beaton & Maine Railroad
H. A. Hall
Main Street
Edward Sherburne
Weat Point Military Academy
Robert Jones
Sherburne
United States Infantry
Planis
West Point
Harry Gisborne
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Washington
U.S
Charles Fuller
Puller
Gollef
Amos Carey
John Emery
Portland
Harvey
State Vm
E.G. Getchell
Getehell Ia
William Miller
Montpeter
Nellie HL Cleveland
Northfield
Horace I. Briggs
Killen H. Briggs
Edward J. Fallon
Montpelier
F. Fallon
Ratehellor of
Braintree
Harriton
A. E. Richardson
Rosbury
Backward Reception For Spaulding High Classmates
A lively backward themed party Saturday at Spaulding High School drew about 80 attendees from the 1916 class and past members. Decorations in green and gold with blue and red banners set a festive mood while events included a cracker contest backward spelling and a bogus diplomas ceremony before a grand march and ice cream reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding High School
Hunter
Perry Olliver
Mr. Blubbard
Miss Proster
Frank McDonald
Didn't Talk of Peace and U.S. Travel Links
A New York report says Edward MM arrived from a voyage on the American steamer St. IL something, denying any mission to aid Germany or a personal tie to President Wilson. He described his meeting with government officials as not connected to any peace or periphery aims, asserting duty and curiosity guided his travels and stating his views were his own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germany
France
Hingland
Rope
Peren
Dresident Wilson
Edward MM
Yeeterday
Est Pool
St. Il BR
Alee Ward
Wilson
Colnort House
Wang Aie
Wilmer
Community event honors volunteers at Spaulding program
The program praised the evening's entertainment and thanked the girls. Lyman Whitcomb, an alumnus from the 1915 Spaulding class, won a marshmallow contest. Miss Marjorie Andrews delivered the welcome address. Entertainment committee members were Grace Brown Theraianchi Bertha Dale Esther Langley Nellie Scampini Marion Taylor. Refreshment committee included Vera Bjork Ruby Head Leseer Hunter Mary Tomasi Gladys Perkins. Vaughan's advertised baby dresses and lace embroideries featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Whitcomb
Spaulding
Marjorie Andrews
Grace Brown
Thera Ianchi
Bertha Dale
Esther Langley
Nellie Scampini
Marion Taylor
Vera Bjork
Ruby Head
Leseer Hunter
Mary Tomasi
Gladys Perkins
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Gotham
Arts Bove
The
Homer Fitts Co
Waitsfield
Congregational
Bronchobilly
Jarr
Harlem
Munsing Union
Ecru
Frank McWhorter
Barre
Talk OF
the Town
Kempton Mille
Forrest Carroll
Old, Orchard
Mra
F. A. York
Montpel
Hotel Barre
Washington Street
Aldermanic Street Committee
Milwaukee
Angue A. Smith
Perry Street
Dr. Smith
Dominion
Mr. Smith
British North America
Lusitania
North End
Pasquale
Cel
John 5
Marley
W. Scott Thie Manning
Joseph Tendieton
Nashua
Cownty
Osticer Murty
Jammer
Albert Johnson
Waslington Street
Hartford
Dorchester
Alexander Ogeton
Ayers Street
Aulay Ogeton
Norwich University
Bessie E. Spear
Jefferson Street
Tel
Joseph Graham
Quincy
Old Orchard
Carrie Linekin
Austin-Cate Academy
Center Strafford
George Linekin
Ensign Parson
Salvation Army Corps
Plainfield
Waslington
Old City
Aline Minard
Highland Avenue
Miss Minard
Francis E. Craddock
Tose
Mary Sibley
Madeline Ross
Ethel Maynard
Esther Alexander
Tate
Carslip
Nourse & Wilson's
Rie Burke-Gonya
George H. Kendrick
Wesstle
York
Banker
Teteren
Crete
Frederiett ' McCormack
SH. S
Col. House
United States
Henry W. Knight
Clothing News
Union Store
Union Label Clothing
William Rosman
Belloff Bros
Rice, Sayward & Whitten
Union Label Shoes
Crossett’s
Beacon
King
Union
Union Clothing Co
Cc. W. Averill & Company