Sunday Church Services Across Esterville Area
The note lists Sunday services at multiple churches in Esterville and surrounding areas, including St. John the Baptist Episcopal, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Worthenhall, Church of the Good Shepherd, Christian Science Church, First Presbyterian in Graniteville, Berlin Corners Congregational, East Barre, Hedding Methodist Episcopal, Saints conference in Barre, Congregational Church, First Baptist, Universalist Church. Services feature varied timetables from morning to evening, with sermons on topics such as The Mind of the Christian, The New World in Which We Live, and The Way of Peace, plus Sunday schools, baptisms, and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John the Baptist Episcopal Church
Esterville
M. Beattie
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Worthenhall
Church of the Good Shepherd
W. J. M. Beattie
Maly
Christian Science Church
Servion
Summer Street
First Presbyterian Church
Graniteville Key
F. J. Anderson
Berlin Corners Congregational Church
Frank Blomfield
F. Blomfield
Bethany Church
Montpelier
Cromland
Boy Seouta
East Barre
James Ramage
Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church
Bailey Gatzert Lipsky
Epworth Leagie
Tamaday
Missionaries of the
Vermont
Barre
Worthen Hall
Congregational Church
J. W. Harnett
First Baptist Church
Bert J. Lehigh
Franklin Trea
Y. MS. OG. EB
Talk of the Town items and local civic notes
Mrs. M Brusa leaves for Waterbury for a week with relatives while Red Cross campaign in Barre opens Sunday at 8 o clock. Mrs John Smith of Graniteville visits on the way to Sherbrookr PQ for several weeks with relatives. Vermont National Guard members attend Spaulding high graduation exercises. A poem honoring the army company was read at a C company recruiting rally by William D McDonald president of the Granite Manufacturers association Gordon Watson of this city authored the piece. City clean up crews report notable progress on street rubbish removal and track usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Brusa
Waterbury
Red Cross
Barre
John Smith
Graniteville
Sherbrookr
Iis
Adr
Ian Maiden
Norman Gordon
Richard Cruickshank
Wilfred Lovie
Int Vermont National Guard
Spaulding High
Allenton
C Company
Washington
Adoy | Company
William D. McDonald
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Gordon Watson
C. R. Wood
Pe Aenn Co
Cafe Shep
Lee Tow
Adv
Aport House
William Duff
Meronse
Tienda PO Mins
Jessie Walker
Mount Street
National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
William McParland
Washington Street
Co. C
Broadway
Lawrence Densmore
Fort Ethan Allen
Harte
Worthen Hall
Raymond Donald Rivard
Joseph Rivard
Websterville
St. Sylvester's Cemetery
James L. Secures
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. A
Spaulding High School
Opera House
McConaughy
Henry Jackson
Patrick Hale
Hale Street
Navy
State Street
Hale
Barre Tennis Club
Gospel Village
Tincolnfeld
Enterprise Alley
James Gow
Prospect Street
Wells River
Clark
Depot Square
Currie Wheelock
American Red Cross Society
Royal
Italy
Indies
Peter Bent Seagram Hospital
Boston
Misa Wheelick
W. A. Stowell
Heaton Hospital
Barre Street
F. H. Tracy
Highgate Springs
William McKee
Chicago
Whittier
West
A. A. Reed
Williamstown
Joseph Bean
Corinth
House of Correction
Orange County
Grandpa’s two cent hush money tale
A clergyman schemes to keep a boy alert in church by paying him for every week the grandfather stays awake. After two weeks the old man dozes off again, and the boy explains that grandpa now pays him two cents not to wake him. The vignette appears in a Ladies’ Home Journal snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Stage Struck Actors Face Harsh Realities of Jobs
In June American Magazine Walter Prichard Eaton notes actors must mask insecurity and keep up a prosperous image while hunting work. He observes Broadway in July shows weary performers lingering on sidewalks and in lunchrooms, some failing to land roles and livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Prichard Eaton
Broadway
Romance
Red Cree campaign in Barre opens Sunday evening
A note from Barre announces the Red Cree campaign opening Sunday evening at o'clock. The text is playful and miswired, describing a chain of office duties from governor to chief clerk ending with the need for action when told to tell. The excerpt reflects a humorous take on bureaucratic roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Hat extras and notices from Barre town bulletin
Trimmed and untrimmed hats for 98 cents. Mrs. C R Wood advertises aluminum ware sale. Community notices include theater tickets, a birth, a navy examination, and an upcoming Mormon conference in Harte. Barre scene covers church work, tennis courts, campus condition, a runaway wagon incident, and Red Cross bandage instruction led by Miss Currie Wheelock.
Aluminum wine ad at ninety cents today from N D Phelps Co
Local notices list diverse items from a 90 cent aluminum wine ad by N D Phelps Co to a Sunday chicken pie dinner at Cafe Shepard and a musical The Girl from Broadway. Barre Red Crows campaign opens Sunday evening at the opera house while Mise Madine Rogers is expected home from Middlebury College. Lawn delicious lees flavors offered at 26 cents per pound with free chocolates. Italian A C lines up against a strong team from Winder tomorrow at Intercity park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Phelps Co
Cafe Shepard
Broadway
Red Crows
Barre
Opera House
Mise Madine Rogers
F. J. Rogers
Orange Street
Middlebury
Middlebury College
A. C
Winder
Intercity Park
E. J. Dole
Burl
North Main Street
Whitcouth Bros
Mendon Mountain Road Offers Better Condition Than Woodstock Route
Rutland News notes that after heavy rainfall the Mendon Mountain road from the summit into Rutland is mostly in excellent repair. Some sections use the wrong material for heavy traffic, particularly Stockbridge buses and lumber wagons, but the grading and drainage are sound. The Mohawk trail, by contrast, will require substantial funds to upgrade curves and widen sections, with the Woodstock Rutland stretch needing more work to withstand heavy traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock Road
Mendon Mountain
Rutland
Stockbridge
Wall
Woodstock
Rpal
Rutland News
Wasted Sympathy Says Jerwey Man Calms Boy Fight
A Jerwey man with a benevolent turn meets a small boy in the neighborhood. The boy claims the man has a black eye and fires back with a zinger about the man’s own misfortune. The scene ends with a quick exchange and light humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evilatian
Sammy
Unable to classify due to fragmented source text
Fragmentary OCR text with missing context and unclear events. cannot determine definite person, place, organization, date, or outcome from the unreadable segments provided.
Montpelier Painter Fred C. Greene Dies at Carey's Office
Fred C. Greene a Montpelier painter died about 4 this morning from digestion issues after falling ill in his room near Dr. Carey’s office. He left three children, lived mostly in St. Albans, where his body will be buried. Relatives include cousin S. B. Ballard and others. several townsfolk are mentioned in assorted notices and legal items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Greene
M. D. Carey
Greene
Dr. Carey
St. Albans
S. 8
Ballard
Not the Reply He Expected
A fragment discusses an accepted person’s wish to confess engagement and references a judge. The text is fragmented and unclear but centers on personal commitment and a court figure. Names, places, or dates are not discernible from the readable portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alain
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