Bethel News Highlights Personal Visits and Local Marriages
Bethel visitors include Conlon from Worpes and many townsfolk sharing weddings and graduations. Notable events mention Lelia San graduating, Prof G W Bryant visiting with family, and several couples wed by Rev Wesley Miller. Local travel includes Mr and Mrs Clarke Davis in Salem N H, and Dr Wol Paige visiting Palmer Mine. Ben Washburn returns from theological seminary for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conlon
Worpes
Wat
Wealey Quimby Clarke Davis
Salem
N. VI
Hixanele
Flora la. Rock
Wesley. Miller
Aveble Ti. Simmons
Mina Alive Bowen
J. Wesley Miller
Hetherrudge
Odd Fellows
E. A. Parkhurst
San
Pranklin
N. H
Aratemy
Lelia
G. W. Bryant
A. Bryant
Durham
N. C
Visitors and Arrivals at Randolph This Week
Randolph residents and visitors mingle as relatives and friends arrive for summer stays in Randolph. Mrs. Abbott visits from Denver while Rev. Howe and Mrs. Howe return from North Carolina for the season. Families journey to Boston, Greensboro, Lowell, and Framingham for visits and commencements at the Randolph normal.
East Barre June Carnival Notes Sellout Night of Acts
From East Barre the June Carnival presents a lively show with Mary Bisson performing Hobbie Rag and Has Gone to Ring Cone. The program stars the Laveson sisters singing The Haunted Hotel and The Stare of the Home Team with Thompson Gauthier and Paton, promising a strong night at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apni
George J. Seager
Venpire
Laveson
Thompson
Gauthier
Paton
Samose Fattening Remedy Promises Guaranteed Results
An article promotes Samose a fattening preparation claiming rapid flesh gain. D F Davis holds Barre agency promising near 100 percent success with a refund if not effective, urging thin people to start using Samose today under a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Davis
Barre
Sameone
Community Notes From Groton Area and Surroundings
Groton residents and visitors fill town events as Abram Morrison recovers from a four month leg fracture. Local families welcome relatives from Manchester and Claremont while others repair telephone lines, visit relatives in Marsfield, and attend church services with plants and programs. A newborn arrives to Mr. and Mrs. Jane Frost as families plan summer visits and auctions partition household goods.
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Susie Newton
Manchester
NLCE
Marvison
M. E. Berkley
A. R. Taylor
Marsfield
Cabot
Charles Miller
Little Daughter
South Ry
LG. Welch
Sarah Hall
Bovton
Hi J Hendry
Rusdolph
Claude Powers
Claremont
X. H
Towers
Helen Welch
S. B. Morrison
F. OM Page
Pitlebus
G. H. Millis
County Court
D. E. Gordon
Kenneth
Dorothy
Hillabore
N. H
Misa Bertha Aion Rearetti
Let
Hsether Manny
Jane Frost
Ernest Randall
Springfeld
Mass
Mina Frost
Curtis Carpenter
Massachusetts
Corinth
Mooth
Williamstown Notes and Local Mentions in a Vermont Item
Williamstown news notes include A H Morris moving into Mrs George Niehs home at 618. A 6 to 4 loss to Graniteville, a vacation for Clyde Morse from Down's store, and pending fine at Bakersfield. Summit Lodge members attended Vermont grand lodge in Burlington. Rev D H Strong attends Bellows Falls conference. death of his son recalled. Central Vermont Pomona grass meet set for June 21 with sessions and fifth degree. speakers include State Agriculture Commissioner and C Smith of Morrisville.
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Williamstown
Graniteville
Clyde Morse
Down's Store
Bakersfield
A. BK
Ernest Riddell
Pirie
M. Edson
Henry Poole
Summit Lodge
A. M
Burlington
Grand Lodge of
Vermont
Seasion
D. H. Strong
Bellows Falls
Tate
William Schofield
Grange Adh
Wor seater and town visit notes in Hardwick region
Fay Dorling and Ruth McKinistry are employed in Wor seater and at W E Barter's respectively. Mint Gertrude Davis visited Hardwick on Saturday. W E Ransom works for Morse Manufacturing. Harold Edwards of Otaticook visits relatives here. Bilal Violet Harnell from Atlantic City visits Miss Mary Poor. Hetal at Walker’s pres and A A Goodrich near Hardwick on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fife and Foster group were in Wombury Friday. Attendees Hubbell Killoway and S Mervism join the Masurele grand judge meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Dorling
Worseater
Ruth McKinistry
W. E. Barter
Mint
Gertrude Davis
Hardwick
W. E. Ransom
Morse Manufacturing Company
Harold Edwards
Oaticook
Bilal Violet Harnell
Atlantic City
Mary Poor
H. A
Mee
Walker
A. A. Goodrich
SA. Fife
A. W. Foster
Wombury Fireday
Daceier
W. L
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Permanent Cure Says Barre Woman
Mrs J L Cummings of 80 Elm Street Barry VI recalls kidney trouble beginning three years earlier with back and hip pain and sleepless nights. After trying many remedies she found relief with Doan's Kidney Pills from Brown's Variety store. She reports long absence of attacks and lasting improvement. Foster Milburn Co. markets Doan's in the United States.
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Barre
J. L. Cummings
Elm Street
Barry
Drown
Doan
Comutings
Rane
Tour
Foster-Milburn Co
Male
New York
United States
Down's
Montpelier Probate Hearings and Local Events Summary
In Montpelier Judge Martin declined guardianship for Mrs Moriarty after petitions by her children, finding no clear lack of capacity. Two fire hydrants were added in the stoneshed district. A Montpelier Seminary music recital featured Lewis Hathaway and Mrs Fann Bryce. Miss Trene Julia Poley and William B Wright wed in Montpelier. The Budalo Hill show attracted crowds with Cal Cody’s farewell. Commencement plans at Montpelier Seminary are near completion with services, concerts, field sports, prize speaking, and alumni events scheduled through Thursday.
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Martin
Daniel F. Moriarty
Margaret Moriarty
Abe Q
Moriarty
Yarra
Montpelier Seminary
Lewis J. Hathaway
Peter
Fann Bryce
Trene
Julia Poley
William B. Wright
W. J
Montpelier
Cal
Cody
Loml
Trinity Callch
Uw Chapel
Northfield graded school district elects new directors
Northfield annual meeting reelects directors George Obert and Prank Howe for three years. New officers include C A Plamitey as chairman F Le Howe secretary and H Roberts superintendent. Tax rate set at 80 cents. High school commencement delayed. Mae Sadie Merrill engagement announced with Ralph Washburn Newcomb of Morrisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Obert
C. A. Plamitey
F .le Howe
C. & Carleton
A. Ee Plastridge
HI Roberts
Mae Sadie
Frank Merrill
Ralph Washburn Newcomb
Morrisville
Bedouin Thief Fights Off Man on Pearl Diving Vessel
A former owner recounts a brutal aboard fight with a Bedouin inmate named Hamed aboard off Tripoli. In a moonlit struggle on deck the naked assailant lunged with a steel blade, but the narrator gripped and wrestled for the knife, ultimately escapee to the sea. The Tripoli police were sent after the villain but found nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripolitenia
Hamed
Fripoli
Sitep
Pelota
Wrige Gilng
Raacal
Tripollian
The White Woman's Burden Versus Mens Woes
A Galveston News note contrasts men’s small worries with the burden of a chamois skin and a satchel, quoting Judge Eliot on concerted people who carry their comfort with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Jurge Eiliot
Plunging Walton’s Fast Becomes Local Cautionary Tale
Walton known as Plunger Walton amused track fans with his extreme fasting. A doctor advised tapering meals to cure rheumatism. After twenty one days of abstinence he weighed 200 pounds, down from 246, then resumed eating due to his wife’s concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ako
Plaonger” Walton
Francis Theodore Walton
Walton
New York Tribune
Terse Word and Dutch Courage in The Humorists
The note explains how Shadwell uses terse in act four of The Humorists to hint at courage drawn from claret. It suggests terse may derive from a condensed form of "terse claret," a drink linked to Dutch courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadwell
Doing It Right in Debt Over a Gown Bid
A dialogue from Filegende Bint ter humorously contrasts debt and value as a shopper negotiates a gown. One speaker warns of a $50 debt while another cheekily suggests going all in at $100, highlighting social pressures and thrift in a lighthearted exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deas
Filegende Bintter
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Colton
Winstow
Reliance
Arkley’s
Merchant Streets
E. Searles
North Main St
Brackett, Shaw & Lunt Company
Somersworth
Boston
Masa
Mutuals
J. W. Dillon
Barre, Vt
L. B. Dodge
Bethel
Fred Chapman
Windsor
TL. Curtis
Whitehall
N. Y
Jeanie Parker
Thomas Abbott
Derry
Nodl
Frederick Pmart
Alice Bradley
Cora Bradley
Holyoke
Maia
George H. Bickford
C. &. Chapman
Lucas Peters
Philadelphia
Benjamin M. Washburg
General Theological Seminary
8S. M. Washburn
Randolph
Winifred Bagley E
Thompsonville
Conn
Robert Abbott
Denver
Col
Inez Segur
Henry Fittshaw
Gloden Marshall
Mins Hood
Henry Tobey
Malden
Stockwell Block
J W. Atwood
Greensboro
Caspian Lake
Fred Smith
Pittsford
Misa Mildred Goodwin
Lowell
Hoston
George O. Howe
Howe
Takeriew
N.C
Fred Webster
Burington
Alfred Webster
Leonard
Etta Chamberlain
Union Schol
Chamberlain
Etta Chamberlin
Cera
Framing
Maas
Mixa Vernie Chabert
W. E. Blodgett
Fred Putnam
Anna Chase
Saratoga
Joel B. Putnam
John Friddock
Richmond
Rodney Stack
Randolph Normal
East Barre
Groton
Henry Jackman
Albert Berkies
Monty
Abram Morrison
A. H. Morris
Hin
George Nieh
Wolcott
Stoneshed
National
Excelsior
Ryle & McCormick
Northfield
Glenn
Nts
Hale
Lenox
Steve
Standard Oil Company
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