Randolph Grange Enjoys Large Meeting Program at Randolph Center
Randolph Grange held a well attended Saturday night meeting with the Randolph Center Grange presenting a program led by pianist Mrs Alfred Wells. The evening featured musical numbers by local men and a play titled A Quiet Evening, praised for its performance and neighborly spirit.
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Randolph Grange
Randolph Center Grange
Alfred Wells
Randolph Center
Mabel Bonnet
Richmond
Brooklyn
Noc. Buck
Colurter
Mixx Iris Buck
Snelny
Lebanon
N. H
Hinfickd
Buk
Dwight Granger
Dartmouth College
Law
Carroll Granger
Karl Hibbard
South Royalton
Red Michardson
Brownell
Burlington
Salistairy Brothers’ Furniture Company
Ite
Abreot
Salisbury
Svar
Soulthay
Kalishury
Community notices from Cabot and nearby towns
The Cabot church holds services and socials while residents visit family across Vermont and New Hampshire. Local events include a Sunday school session at Congregational church, a Claprepticent children’s exercise, and visits by residents to Derry NH and St. Josephbury. Residents from Wallingford, Cambridge, Danville, Hardwick, Montpelier, and Randolph are noted with visits and family gatherings.
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Tnien
Mooehurch Nest
Ndir
Mo W. Hale
Lincoln
Clough
Randolph
Morehouse
Cambridge
Mare
Congregational Church
Jennie Williams
Danville
W. D. Marr
Walbridge
Eon Ee
Derry
Flora Lance
St. Jebrebary
Wheeler
Elise
Lower
Uabot
Adine
Jennie Well
Hardwick
P. Hatch
Montpelier
Paquin
Prater
Town Hall
Fish dynamiters killed in Boston Miami episode
Ten Mexican nationals died after a blast along the Miami river in a suspected dynamite incident. A third person injured? Authorities report a fatal explosion near a dredging site with unclear motive and ongoing investigation.
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Bostear Miami
Miami
Chelsea area notes weekly social and town events
Chelsea residents and visitors are listed in a town column. Jory Lucas spends a week at his parents’ home in Bristol while Goulrich recovers from pneumonia. The piece notes visits by Mason, Townsend, Beckwith, Noyes, and others, a lumber sale, job changes, a death and funeral, and court proceedings during the period.
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Jory J. Lucas
Bristol
Conn
LN. Liens
Hivorge Goulrich
West Hill
Imre
John H. Hough
Warren Carberg
Cambridge
Mase
France
Mira H. Mason
Quincy
Mass
Charles B. Vkson
Chelsea
Corinth
Charles £. Clark
Delmar A. Beckwith
Windsor
Carl M. Vkwith
East Hill
Other Halvorson
Palmer, Sivas
Conrad Halvorson
Emeline Noyes
Randolph
Clira Powers
A. H. Powers
Will A. Reed
Maxel Darling
Boston
Willian C. Yearlon
William ©. Austin
Pete W. Hewitt
George M. Medcalf
Mabel Beckwith
Curd M. Beckwith
White Mountains
He Park Vien Hotel
Betthlehem
Lima Godfrey
Charles Grant
Pittsford
Stanley Chilken
Bownington County
Elsie Witch
Tunbridge
Hartland
Chelsea Inn
Alberta
Henry
Angelese Henry
Rochester and Barre Social Notes and School News
Rochester and Barre communities report attendance at the Eastern Star meeting in Barre. Rosary of local families visits Somerville Massachusetts and Springfield speakers. The Rochester High School graduation is set for June 18 at Pierce Hall with Prof. Jordan of Dartmouth to speak. A north hollow school picnic in Fred Eaton's grove ends the term with Miss Evelyn Eaton providing music. Cleon Abbott has moved to Bristol Connecticut for work.
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Frank Kennedy
Frank Vail
John Trask
Barre
Eastern Star
G. A. Clough
Randolph Sanatorium
Charles Blair
Charles
Som Ferville
Mass
Lawrence Edgerton
Springfield
Lary
Jessie Morgan
Miss Morgan
Rochester
Rochester High School
Pierce Hall
Jordan
Dartmouth College
C. B. Wells
Doris
Craftsbury
Old Land Young
North Hollow
Fred Eaton
Grove
Evelyn Eaton
Miss Eaton
Dalia Curtis
Waite
Cleon Abbott
Bristol
Local visit and health notes from New Haven area
Belle Sherman of New Haven visits cousin Rose Goodyear. Lola Vifield recovers from appendicitis at Randolph sanitarium. Eugene Martin returns from Bennington. Mrs Kate Fifield visits Rochester. Frances Andrews works for Merc Percival Clook. David Blair in poor health. Mike Phyllis Fare recovers from tonsillitis.
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Belle Sherman
New Haven
Mira
Rose Goodyear
Lola Vifield
Randulph
Eugene Martin
Bennington
Kate Fifield
Rochester Wateral
Mies Frances Andrews
Merc
Percival Clook
Ales
David Blair
Mike Phyllis Fare
Bradford Centennial Day at Bradford Academy vivid events
Bradford academy marked its centennial with a Wednesday program in the opera hall featuring Irving Hatehelder on Private Gods and Dr. T P Front presenting From Dogs to Us. Alumni elected officers and a banquet followed, with graduation Thursday night and a senior reception Friday. Prizes were awarded and notable locals attended, including Alden Martin and A D Billings.
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Bradford Academy
Opera Hall
Irving Hatehelder
T. P. Front
The
Academy
Fairline Cornet Band
Liberty Quartet
Harold Haskins
Alden Martin
W. Crafte
G. A. Jenkins
I Peters
Alion Gove
W. W. Rogers
Madeline Renfrew
Congregational Vestry
Mildred Worthley
Evalena Darling
Hollis Young
Arlene Marshall
Dorothea Stillwell
David Metcalf
Lioyd Rogers
Harry Thomas
Henry Durkee Loses Eye After Accident
Henry Durkee was taken to Randolph sanatorium with eye injury after a steel object struck his eye while helping fetch water for doctors. He underwent surgery last Saturday to remove one eye and doctors aim to save the other eye. A daughter was born to Don and Helen Salter on June 13, as noted in the same issue.
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Henry Durkee
Guy Durkee
Henry
Randolph Sanatorium
Une
Don Salter
Alvin Fletcher
Jones Steele
Kat Roxbury
Benest Wheatley
Twhy
Ruthand
Wheatley Family Vacation With Monroe Wheatleys
George Wheatley and two children of Pearce are vacationing with George and Mrs Monroe Wheatley at the home of Mr and Mrs Monroe Wheatley.
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George Wheatley
Pearce
Monroe Wheatley
Camels Win Puff-for-Puff Matchup vs Any Cigarette
A promotional line argues Camels beat all cigarettes in puff quality and satisfaction, urging readers to choose quality over coupons or premiums. It emphasizes superior flavor and value, inviting comparisons across brands and prices.
Unclear 19th Century Social Notes Among Distinct People
South Royalton residents and guests travel for short stays and visits. Mentions include Mra Frank Hamil te in Boston for a brief stay, Harry Caurner in Montpelier for two weeks, Mrs. Mary Johnstone of Everntt Moss visiting her sister, and several others in Windsor Charlestown Roslin dale and Keene. The passage lists families, names, and movements with no single event.
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Frank Hamil
Boston
Harry Caurner
Montpelier
Mary Johnstone
Everntt, Moss
CW. Christie
Willis Farnham
Windsor
Laura Sherman le Io West Ruspert
James Thorpenn
Roslin
Dale
John Anderson
Mister Blennor
Kena Coolidge
Charlestown
Bertram Albee
The
W. L. Goodielow
Keene
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