North Montpelier Parish Life Notes and Visits
North Montpelier reports Mr and Mrs Bert Cook of Guild working night shifts in the mill. Mr and Mrs Callahan spent the weekend in Burlington. Weston Cate of Lawrence University, a former Goddard student, began summer services with Sunday school at 1 and regular services at the usual hour. Walter Little and Lewis Chandler attended the funeral of Joseph Persons in East Montpelier. Frank Colson of Waterbury visited town. Wilfred Hathaway of Windsor returned to work after visiting relatives. CL Cushman of Barre was a business visitor Monday. Mr and Mrs Edgar Stoddard and daughter Lucy were in town Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cook
Guild
N.hs
Callahan
Burlington
Weston Cate
Lawrence University
Goddard
Walter Little
Lewis Chandler
Joseph Persons
Frank Colson
Waterbury
Wilfred Hathaway
Windsor
CL Cushman
Barre
Edgar Stoddard
Lucy
Local Social Roundup From Cabot Area Sunday Visits
A sequence of visits and social news from Cabot and nearby towns includes Hawkins of Barnet, Tibbetts, Gilbert Newthan of Peacham as guest at Houghton's, and many family gatherings. Notable notes cover ankle injury to Wesley Clark, Danville weekend trips, Mrs. Stocker and Hover at Colberth’s, and a marriage of Goldie Tibbetts and Nathaniel Stocker at lower Catnt with Rev Currier officiating. plans to settle on a Cabot plains farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Barnet
WW. R. Tibbetts
Gilbert Newthan
Peacham
W. J. Houghton
Sarah Tanner
Mamie
East Cubit
Harry Needham
Woodsville
William Houghton
Frank Remix
Joe le
Gender
Marshfield
H. Ly .Houghton
Wesley
Elmer le Breck
Walden
Goldie Emily Tibbetts
Nathaniel Stocker
Lower Catnt
Currier
Cabot Plains
Local Cleric Preaches at Montpelier Seminary Pulpit
Dr Hateh of Montpelier seminary occupied the pulpit at the M B elured Sunday morning. Lake Somers is confined to the house with a bad font after stepping on a nail. The Moretown Creamery company built a cream station near the oa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hateh
Montpelier Seminary
M. BE. Elured
Lake
Local Notes On Visitors And Church Day Observances
Rail traffic updates hint at cream loading routes from Cloverdale and Colchester toward Hartford. Miss Mabel Crane of Burlington visited her parents over the weekend. Children’s Day will be observed at the M B E church Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Henry Daniels joined Mr and Mrs Frank Nichols to North Perrisburg to visit Mr and Mrs W M Lewis. Waldo Miles of Colchester had a brief town stay Saturday. Rev H E Sweet visited town over Sunday and returned to Bellows Falls Monday night. Richard Bailey of St Johnsbury spent a weekend with his parents. Mrs Evin McDonald attended graduation exercises at Varre Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale
Colchester
Hartford
Mabel Crane
Burlington
M. BE
Henry Daniels
Frank Nichols
North Perrisburg
W. M. Lewis
Waldo Miles
H. Ei. Sweet
Bellows Falls
Richard Bailey
St. Johnsbury
A. O. Bailey
Evin McDonald
Varre
Notable regional visits and departures in Randolph area
Mrs Wheeler visits Windsor to see her ill daughter while many locals travel for family duties and educational milestones. Several residents depart for Castleton, Tunbridge, Chelsea, and Burlington for graduations, internships, or to visit relatives. Nearby towns see a sequence of trips to Montpelier Barre Schenectady Wellesley and Springfield for events and connections.
Berlin Corners School Exhibition and Program at Town Hall
Berlin Corners and surrounding schools displayed student work and performed songs and recitations in a crowded Berlin Corners town hall. Supervisor J A Hunter praised the teaching and students, presenting the grammar school banner for Public Speaking 1016.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Berlin Corners
Bose
Atund—Ling
Ming Chloe Powell
East Road
Mary Berry
Mirror Lake
Nina Flint
Benjamin Falls
Hazel Benjamin
Freida Hand
Hunter
Bensai Falls
Lang
Old Vermont
Catharine Adame
Robert Emmons
Irma Cheney
Buth Perrine
Marjory Taylor
Wil
Hobart Curtis
St. Michael’s
Marjory Perry
Linda Crandall
Cobus Hagelstein
Richard Nelson
Virginia, Brown
Eather Cheney
Jana Kittens
Grave Guiyette
Austin Frown
Jennie McNeill
Jennie McNeill.” Bentrics Perry
Bill
Elizabeth Patnesude
Harold Bish Fips
Bradley Ruck
Nervous Exhaustion Aid Promised by Pink Pills
An ad extols William’s Pink Pills as a nerve tonic for neurasthenia caused by overwork and worry. It claims the tonic rebuilds nerve tissue and boosts strength, offering relief and a free booklet on nerves from the Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ures
Maine
Williame
Sink
Bey the Medicine Co. Scheneetaty
N.Y
Jorires
Local Notes From Groton and Vicinity
Jammer Aduing returns from Hardwick to Groton where employed. Bartlett Ricker visits Billerton relatives for two weeks. Agnes Taylor of Woodville visits her mother Mrs Maribah Taylor over Sunday. Tilloteen returns from two week visit with Dr Harry Price in Malden. George S S Welch plans to reopen the store in the old hotel after May 21 fire. Ralph Foster family and Alex McRae visits. Miss Jonnie Tayke teaching at East Ryegate at home of Mrs Maribah Taylor. Mrs Lorny Smith and Dwight of Morrisville guests of Mr and Mrs Taisey. W N Clark and M D Coffrin from county court. Rev R F Lowe presided at Methodist vestry meeting. Mrs Helen Ricker visits Barre. Dexter Whitehill from Lexington. Mrs Nellie Hadlock and Walter Heath called by ill mother Mrs S F Heath. Rose Whitehill visits S Bradford. J Bailey makes Canail total round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jammer Aduing
Hardwick
Bartlett Ricker
Billerton
Mass
Mine Agnes Taylor
Woodville
N. H
Maribah Taylor
Fll. Tilloteen
Harry Price
Malden
George S
County Court
R. F. Lowe
St. Johnabury
Trict
Methodist Church
Helen Ricker
Barre
John Ingrar
Dexter Whitehill
Lexington
Nellie Hadlock
Providence
Walter Heath
Lakeport
F. Heath
Rose Whitehill
Bradford
J. Bailey
Canaila
Local Notables Make Summer Visits and Family News
Moretown residents share travel and homecomings from Fair Haven and Springfield Mass. Mrs Ward and daughter return from Fair Haven, Mrs Evans remains visiting, Mrs Talbert and Miss Hendrickson guests of Mrs Atkins, Holmes Ward graduates in Johnson, Merlin Ward home from Syracuse University, J Ferris travels between Montpelier and Barre, local baseball win at Waterbury Counter, Mrs Bisboe undergoes surgery, Paul Johnson and Ralph Dishes finish Montpelier schooling, William Ward visits Montpelier and Marshfield, Gerald Clark graduates at Montpelier Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. MH. Sleeper
Northfield
B.S. Ward
Marea Aye
Fair Haven
G. C. Evans
Ity Mottra
Montpelier High School
Ralph Dishes
Montpelier Seminary
William Ward
Montpelier
Marshfield
WH. Clark
J.j.tanner
Gerald Clark
East Orange and nearby residents visit and travel notices
East Orange notes list Petman Gilman of West Fairlee visiting A Prescott in East Orange. Behanan was in Washington Bay. Lewis Parker spent days with relatives in Corinth. Mrs. Ann K. Batley of Bradford visited daughter Mrs. C. K. Hutchinson and family. Abraham Jacobs of Corinth was a recent business visitor. Una Bohonen was home from Williston high school. Mr and Mrs Claude Clark and Dorothy F. Clark visited Corinth. G W Davie serves as grand juror in Chelsea. Mr and Mrs Harry Everett and Nelson Bowler of Bradford visited relatives Sunday. The correspondent reports hay snow and fresh parsnips from the garden. Mr and Mrs Hila Bowen visited Chelwen. Dushner and family were in Westham for a reentry visit. Recent guests of Mrs A C Palmer included Mrs George Heath Charles Jewel and son of West Corinth and Fred Rowe of Wait River. Harley Hood visits sisters in Groton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petman Gilman
West Fairlee
A. Prescott
Behanan
Washington Bay
Lewis Parker
Corinth
Mra
Ann KE. Batley
Hradford
C. Ko Hutchinson
Abraham Jacobs
Mise Una Bohonen
Sune
Willica
West Corinth Residents Report Vehicle Purchase and Visits
R. H. Williams and Alden True purchased a Ford automobile. Mrs. Charles Wiggins and her sons Rishant and Robert visited friends in Lawcond NH. Prank Thicker caught a trout weighing 1 3 4 pounds and 15 inches long. HL Laweland county agent notes an interesting feature at the schoolhouse Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs KR Williams and Rev Fr Sargent attended the Baptist canoe at Barre Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Williams
Alden True
Charles Wiggins
Rishant
Robert
Lawcond
Prank
Laweland
Mere KR. H. Williams
Fr. Sargent
Barre
Graniteville branch meeting and Mystic rites notice
Graniteville Branch No 12 Q W T of N A will meet at Miles hall on Avntuesday June 14 at 730 pm for officer nominations and delegate selection to the state evention. Attendance urged. P J Fin Bee will be present. Mystic rites No 943 Thursday evening June 10 members urged to attend. discuss charity and dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A
Miles” Hall
Elrethon
PJ. Fin- Bee
Mystic Ritels
National Forest Telephone Lines Face Curtailment This Summer
National forests sustain over 20 000 miles of telephone lines with about 2 000 miles planned for new work this season. Rising bids and higher equipment prices threaten to curb the program. Forest rangers prepare each spring for fire season and repairs follow weather and tree-related damage. Public use and forest workers rely on the lines for communication and safety in remote settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Means of communication which they could secure in no other way
Output details the 1915 production value of abrasive materials in the United States. It lists geography by state for millstones, grindstones, emery, garnet, diatomaceous earth, tripoli, rotten stone, pumice and related products with corresponding tonnage and monetary values. States include New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Michigan, West Virginia, Arkansas, Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Georgia, California, Maryland, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Hampshire, Oregon, Virginia, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Geological Survey
New York
Virginia
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Ohio
Michigan
West Virginia
Arkansas
Indiana
Kentucky
New Hampshire
Tripoli
Ilinois
Missouri
Georgia
California
Connecticut
Maryland
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Kansas
Nebraska
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The
United States Tire Company
Nobby
Usco
Royal Cord
Plain
United States
North
Ashby
Cluett, Peabody & CO. Inc
Bell-Ans
South Cabot
Middlesex
Eaevine Stich
D. M. Miles Coal Co
Randolph
Misa
Helen Howe
Howe
Tunbridge
Penn Strong
Pomfret
Carroll Granger
Strong
Knoere
Bessie Standish
Ies
Chelsea
Fraser Metzger
Richard Osha
Chicago
Florence Howe Wedgeworth
Schenectady
D. D. Howe
C.J. Rumrill
Banyea
Gourck
Lake George
Maples
E G. Ham
Haines
Highgate
J. Rumeill
Groton
Moretown
East Orange
West Corinth
Graniteville
Dutch Bay
National Lead Company
Broadway
New York, N.Y
Eastman Brothers
Wayne
H. F. Cutler & Son Telephone
Vermont
Photon Law House
William Fox
William Farnum
METRO
Mme
Olga Fatrova
Rupert Baghes
Starr
Rinan
Prj
Perry & Noonan
Uydertakers
ASD
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