Williamstown Entrance Exams Set for June 18 and 19
Williamstown grade pupils will take entrance examinations on Monday and Tuesday, June 18 and 19, starting at 9 o'clock each day in the Deregtome Sal oil parlors. Frank Fifield, long-time resident, died at his father’s home in Beth el after years of heart trouble. he was 30. Viram B. Drury, rural carrier, takes a 15 day vacation, Carl W. Seaver substitutes on Route No. 3. Mrs. Hattie Poor, visiting in Woodaville, N H, returns home. Olin Angell, son of former M E pastor, has joined a Boston hospital ambulance unit. Rev. Jesse A. Martin will fill in at Congregational church services next Sunday.
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Wif
Williamstown
Frank Fifield
Jerry Fifield
Bethel
Randolph Herald
Viram
Drury
Carl W. Seaver
Hattie Poor
Woodaville
N. H
Vernon
Anna Edson
Olin Angell
John Q. Angell
M. Fe, Dlureh
Boston
War news and local social notes from Waitsfield
The piece notes Harry Matthews serving in France and a local school play at Martin's Country Store in Moretown. It reports on Miss Edna Boyce and Jennie Colebrook in Waterbury, Rev. William A. Remelein ill with bronchial cold, and a Red Cross gathering with Rev Dr Creech urging Liberty Bond purchases. It also mentions Mrs Larraber showcasing surgical dressings and William Mills winning Harvard scholarship for the fall.
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Harry Matthews
France
Martin
Moretown
Herbert Smith
Edna Boyce
Jennie Colebrook
Waterbury
William A. Remelein
Red Cross Society
Granite Plant Burned Flat In Barre Vermont
Fire destroyed the Granite plant once operated by Ossola Wright and later tied to Barre Monumental Yard. A memorial sarcophagus worth about 500 dollars was ruined, with other monuments damaged. The bank may not rebuild. power and possible relocation offer another path for Wells Lameon and Apollo Granite firms and workers.
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Ossola & Wright
Barre Monumental
Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co
Barre
Wells- Lameon
Fetes Mp
Tuvinedeis Apollo Granite Co
John Oltolini
Dennis Boldini
New England Company
Fifteenth Vermont Regiment Holds 25th Reunion at St Johnsbury
In St Johnsbury Vermont on June 15 the fifteenth Vermont regiment held its 25th annual reunion with twenty one veterans present. Elected officers were President Col J H Winslow of Whitefield lieutenant colonel J T Christie of Glover major W S Brock of Barnet adjutant and quartermaster Joseph T Gleamon of Danville. Set those wash skirts at Abbott's.
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St. Johnsbury
Fifteenth
Vermont Regiment
J. H. Winslow
Whitefield
N. H
Leutenant
J. T. Christie
Glover
W. S. Brock
Barnet
Joseph T. Gleamon
Danville
Talk of the Town: local talent to aid Company C fund drive
A local talent group known as the Tfm company offers time and effort for the benefit of Company C and the Headquarters company. Community members are encouraged to buy tickets to support the effort and show solidarity.
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Tfm
Uw Ticket
Funeral of Mrs. L. A. Averill in Elmwood Cemetery
The funeral for Mrs. Frances (Bigelow) Averill wife of L. A. Averill who died in Alta California on June 7 after a long illness was held at Dr. W. F. Lazell's home on South Main Street. Rev. W. J. M. Beattie officiated. A large gathering attended with floral tributes. Bearers were Arthur L. Averill Harvey E. Averill Noble S. Love and O. Cady Averill. Mrs. M. D. Lamb sang with piano accompaniments by Mrs. W. Johnson. Interment followed in Elmwood cemetery family lot.
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Frances (Bigelow) Averill
L. A. Averill
Alta
Cal
W. FE. Lazell
South Main Street
W. J. M. Beattie
Church of the Good Shepherd
Montpelier Nurses Report Airplane Sight Over City
Montpelier nurses at Heaton Hospital observed an illuminated airplane flying over the city Thursday night for about an hour. The craft was visible with occupants evident in the machine and the crew. Knights of Pythias voted to buy 400 dollars in Liberty bonds on Thursday. Eastern Star donated 100 dollars to the Y.M.C.A. war fund. Catholic Order of Foresters purchased 150 dollars in bonds. Miss Guasie Yett received a linen shower from her sister Miss Eva Yett Thursday evening. District church superintendents met Thursday afternoon at the Pavilion to discuss church work. Miss Marjorie Ordway of Lebensetady New York is visiting relatives here. Joseph F. Crozier of Portland Maine plans to move to France with 1100 railroad engravers, brother of Miss Anna Crozier, superintendent at Heaton Hospital.
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Knights of Pythias
Liberty
Eastern Star
Y. MC. A. War Fund
Catholic
Order of Foresters
Guasie Yett
Eva Yett
C. , Merritt
H. Merrill
St. Johnsbury
W. A. Davison
Burlington
B. W. Kent
Colonial Dames Board Meets in Brattleboro
The Vermont Society of Colonial Dames held a board meeting at Mrs J L Martins Brattleboro home. They transacted usual business and sanctioned an annual meeting in Pair Haven. The registrar reported three deaths since October and six new items for board action plus nominations to fill vacancies.
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Vermont Society of Colonial Dames
J. L. Martin
Brateboro
Pair Haven
Bargains and notices fill Barre daily pages
Vinit Fitts annex offers bargains while Leo Abbott displays summer dresses. Last year's prices on summer footwear at Shea's. hats 98 cents. City hospital morning admissions include Florence Maple of Washington and Louis Compi of the Tomasi block. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Harley Kenerson at the City hospital. Community events include church meetings and school activities.
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Vinit Fitts
Leo Abbott
Shea's
R. Wood
Boardton & Robins
Florence Maple
Washington
City Hospital
Louis Compi
B. Tomasi
Life
Branch Street
Harley Kenerson
Averill
Co. C
Broadway
Felix Ortelli
Barre
E. Peverelli
Elliston Street
Rooney
N. H
Presbyterian Sunday School
Tyler A. Thompson
Charlestown
Leonard Thomson
Spaulding High School
Burre Savings Bank & Trust Company
Arthur Cormack
Boston
Marblehead
Mass
Dwight TL. Granger
Randolph
Granger
Bernice Comelli
Charles Comelli
Eant Barre
Parente
John
Mario
Wilvon
Holy Name Boys
St. Monica's Church
Eureka
Holy Name
Summer Street
Fred Michael Montpelier
Yeaterday
Bert A. Webber
Miss Marq Aes
Beacon Street
Miss Carroll
Moses Murphy
Graniteville
Miss Marr
Curdy
Port Henry
N. Y
Elizabeth Coffey
John J. Sullivan
Winthrop
St. Patrick's Church
Batre
Elm Street
Universaliet Church
City Park
Prospect Street
Wiliam D. McDonald
Barre Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Set. J. Hinman
Philadelphia
Ceere
Sec. Hinman
Five Flavors of Lawa Ice Sold at 23 Cents a Pound
Barre notes reveal last five Lawa flavors chocolate strawberry vanilla caramel and frozen posding plus a note on home made and delectable ice. The item lists price per pound and mentions local vendors and consumer interest, reflecting a small business feature in Barre.
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Shea's
Montreal
P. Q
Arthur Deen
Ralph Webster
James Robertoan
Artillery Corps
Cavalry
Canada
Webster
Canadian Regiment
George Webster
Uncle Sam
1St
Vermont Regiment
Atlantic Seaboard
W. F. Corry
Supt. Dooley
Supt. C. F. Millar
L& P Co
Montplier
Onmey Company
Ofice
James L. McConsigchy
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
Spaulding High School
Stene
Trof. McConaughy
Arinews
Marguerite Currier
Elizabeth FH. Laflam
Caprice Presented by Nel lie Gill Players Tomorrow Night
Plainfield tale Caprice to be presented by the Nellie Gill Players tomorrow night features a country girl who marries a wealthy city artist. Mise Gill sings in the third act while music by Wollet orchestra accompanies the interludes and dance.
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Nellie Gill Players
Mise Gill
Wolle’ Orchestra
Fireplace placement and design for home hospitality
In the June Farm and Fireside the writ emphasizes the fireplace as the home's central gathering point. It should be in the living room, on a central wall, and sized to accommodate many guests. Simplicity in construction is valued, with many materials like brick tile and wood allowing personal style.
Fragmented notice from a local page yields sparse data
Fragmented OCR text mentions names and a location but provides no clear event, date, or action. Core entities are unclear, with partial phrases such as Primrose and Ber. Without readable facts to anchor a headline, the item remains indeterminate.
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The
Homer Fitts Company
Waitsfield
Vermont
Abbott
Frank McWhorter
Talk OF
the Town
Elmwood Cemetery
Montpelier
Heaton Hospital
Colonial Dames
Brattleboro
East Barre
Cheer Aeaiean
Union Dry Goods Company
Pam
Rutland News
National Guard
Rutland County
Rutland Herald
Pershing
Paris
Black Jack
London
England
Europe
Villa
Manchester Union
Reckloss
Spordy
Rvative
Heydebrand
Baden
Rikeinboldt
Germany
Press Wilson
Springfield Republican
Plainfield
C. W. Averill & Co
Telephone Tre
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