Stowe High School Alumni Record Highlights 16 Year Span
The Stowe high school graduates record, compiled by FB Lawrence Bigelow for the Alumni meeting, covers 16 years including 1903 and lists 112 respondents. It notes 24 teachers, nine farmers, 12 pursuing higher education, eight college graduates, 54 further studies, and 38.9 percent listing Stowe as home. The piece also recounts local visits, family movements, and community events around Stowe and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowe High School
Lawrence Bigelow
Alumni Association
Lis
Stowe
William Cooley
William
Frank Cooley
Charles Harpan
Algatpelier
Libbie Carter
East Montpelier
Charles Harpen
Boston
Mra
Cooley
W. RB. Chamberlain
Deanaro
Nevada
Lake Mansel
Kil Coffin
Mr. Coffin
Mil and
Coffin
Rickford
Short
Austin
George McNall
Kasex
McCarthy Sundey
John Hettis
Colchester
McCarthys
Earle Richardson
Yractine
N. Y
Datla B. Jones
Mae Calderwood
F. le Dinsmore
A A. Poster
E. Chapin
Jeffernonville
Polly Marshall
Worcester
Masa
Mr Marshall
Moscow
Viera Marshall
Cambritze
Henry Varney
Shorewin
A. H. Bentley
N. B. Moore
Waltham
Stygles
J. Stygles
Favera
Almond Crowell
Hyde Park
Roly Bull
The
Knot Telephone Exchange
Bertha Labardiere
Mire Gordon Moulton
Montpelier
Howard Smith
Medford
Mass
Wy AL Perr
Thomas
Moptherilie War & Musin
Ttn
Turney
Wemenday
Allan
Wheeler Wig
Thay Willer
Unity Church
Runaway horse causes injury and fatality in town
A runaway horse separated from its carriage near a playground dump site injured a man named Bedell, who died later leaving a wife and children. The incident followed by concerns over street hazards as horses spooked by a passing rig led to a man being thrown and additional chaos in the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedell
Brigit Jock
Bensington
Presbyterians in Topsham hold services and funeral
In Topsham Rev McKnight of Pittsburg will preach at the Presbyterian church this Saturday. Funeral services for Riverett Foreythe Herhe Line, longtime resident, were held. The community noted illness lists and visits among residents including Mr and Mrs Robert Hodge, Morrill and daughter, and others. Reports mention Jame Welch’s funeral plans and pastor notes with service times and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKnight
Pittsburg
Presbyterian Chitin
Ranididate
Bath
Moring
Riverett
Herhe Line
Frermer
Merhodiot
Raya
Frank Smith
Newbury
Wilson Millshary
Mra Teyhor
Greten
Bamitayey LL. Melantiom
Hewige
Kinet
Yhomens
Robert Hodge Sandax
Morrill
EL Welch
Daichok
Seeshe Village
Caly
Mr. Welch
Mre
Wrich
Chartres
Dickerman
Cleon
Rew & P
Cutler
Pteerkitae
Randolph Social Notes Highlight Local Church and Club Events
Randolph hosts diverse community activities including a Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. George C. Towe's home with devotions music and talks by Miss Mae Smith Portsmouth N U field secretary. The Bethany Mission Circle featured piano solos and papers on neighborly aid and organized Christianity. A Randolph Cooperative Savings and Loan Association formation gained 36 business supporters with a cap of 100000. The Randolph Orange program, local grange thanks, and a Woman's Literary Club luncheon offered social and cultural highlights amid weather changes and small-town chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnie
Nellie Jones
Rthfield
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Elmrch
George C. Towe
Moore
Khmer Washburn
Ho .l. Smithers
R. Shack
Seas
Mike Caroll
Shen
Mae Smith
Portsmouth
N. U
Womans Home Missionary Society
Smithers
Howe
Randolph
Orange
Randolph Center Orange
Mr. Abel
Mia Blades
Judson Harrington
Elizabeth Lamb
M Liewle Harrington
Mr. Gine
O'Connor
Sibley Brothers
Hall Century
Adaha
Randell Woman's Literary Club
Mra
Memorial Service Held by Waitsfield Lodges
The Waitsfield annual memorial service of the 100 and Rebekah lodges was held Sunday afternoon in the lodge room with good attendance. Music by Tilton and Kingsbury, plus a W. A. Remele solo and Mildred Davis accompaniment, followed services at the Congregational church where Rev. John X. Miller spoke. Community members Demeritt and Hayes from Waterbury visited town that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Tilton
J.C. Kingsbury
Alee
W. A. Remele
Mildred Davis
Demeritt
Hayes
Waterbury
John X. Miller
Madnamb
Congregational Church
B. L. Savage
Bolshevik First Hand Lecture Set At Waits River
L J Dunnington of Boston University plans a June 21 lecture at Waits River ball on Bolshevik life in Russia with new dates shifted for his Vermont tour. Local notices report visits from several families in Barree Montpelier and Or ange, cemetery remembrance at Benjamin Felch’s grave, and church services listed for Waite River circuit on Sunday June 20 104.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Dunnington
Boston University
Holoheviks
Waits River
Dunnington
Vermont
Milo Magoon
Kaat Topsham
Waldo Hood
Mary Martin
L. T. Welch
Barre
Creamery
Benjamin Felch
Leland Davis
Will Davis
Montpelier Seminary
Bernard
Angola Cotlege
Indiana
W. BE. Cunningham
Montpelier
C. Croxford
East Orange
Roscoe Hood
John Pauly
Klein
Charles Pauly
Melvin Craig
George Craig
Kewanee
T. D. Fellows
Leonard Tillotson
Orange
Rover
Waite River
G. mL
West Topsham Church Activities This Week
Kite. Orange, 7 p m Sunday school at West Topsham 8 p m preaching at West Topsham. Prayer meetings Thursday at Weat Topsham and Friday at Waits River. Preparations for a children day program at Waits River. A get together annual at West Topsham Tuesday evening. All are cordially invited to these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Topsham
Weat ‘Topsham
Waits River
Waits Riey
Weet Topsham
June Birthday Social Postponed to July at Church Vestry
Yesterday's Times noted a June birthday social to be held in the church vestry next Thursday evening but the event has been postponed and merged with the July social.
East Montpelier Visit and Grange Meeting Postponed
Plainfield merchant McDonald was in town on business Monday. Barnett family planned a trip to Joe's Pond after a lengthy stay. Ladies' night at the grange postponed until next meeting with five minutes of entertainment, music, shadow pictures, and refreshments. Local residents Abare, Cutts, Richardson, and Laverest enjoyed a weekend trip to Joe's Pond by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Plainfield
Henry Barnett
Joe
Grange
Samuel Abare
Henry Cutts
Mary
Barre Road
John Richardson
Charles Laverest
Barre
Joe's Pond
Richardson
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Cleveland Six
F. O. B. Cleveland
Cleveland Automobile Company
Cleveland, Ohio
Barnet
Albert H. Bedell
St. Johnsbury
Brightrock Hospital
Ate Bedell
Trres Childern
Socony
Topsham
Unter
Serman Davis
L. Pakquerameretery
Surmeen Sevin
Foonscae
Wreemry
Waitsfield
Caren Ay Aks Aie Ea
Choo
Ue Theatre
Joseph Conrad
Rentee
Mac Macy
Scientific
Coates
Lhor
Coates Truss CO. P.O
Rotlston
T. Borton
Mans Ee
Jimmy Valentine
CABOT
East
Mother Gray
Coon
Coon Ice Cream CO
Lewiston
Manchester
N. H
Burlington
White River
Fisk, Firestone
Brunswick
J. J. Hastings
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