East Corinth Ladies Missionary Meeting Report
The East Corinth ladies' missionary union met with Mrs. Herbert Thompson. Reports were favorable with much work completed and a fine dinner. E J Sawyer returned from Chelsea for the weekend. Nelson Darling visited town. Mrs. Daniels and daughter Bernies Parker from Lowell Massachusetts visiting Mrs. Dr. Jenne. Miss Sohnson is home on vacation from Goddard Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missionary Union
Herbert Thompson
E. J. Sawyer
Chelsea
Nelson Darling
Band Concert at Montpelier by M. M. Band
Concert program lists Rollinson Overture and Queen of Auto followed by songs for baritone and tenor. Performers include Fred G. Dinas and Ellenberg Tobiani. The program features light waltzes and popular tunes by Waldteufel and others, with an 8 o'clock start on the designated Thursday evening in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Band
Rollinson
Igen
Dear Old Rose
Meyer Fred G. Dinas
Naan Ellenberg
Tobiani
Skater
Local News from South Ryegate and Nearby
South Ryegate notes a fishing trip, hospital visits, church activities, births, travel plans, and social events. Mrs. Tellia Cole shops in St Johnsbury, and families visit Barre, Barre to Philadelphia, and Maine trips are planned. Memorial Day services, church socials, and a funeral mark community life with many named residents and local institutions.
Rheumatism Signals and Kidney Clarity
An old ad claims dull bus pains and joint misery signal rheumatism. It promotes Thennin as a remedy that “opens” clogged kidneys and removes waste. The Red Cross Pharmacy advertises Rhema at 50 cents with a satisfaction guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Red Cross Pharmacy
Ora Hygen Tooth Cream Promises Teeth Safety
An old advertisement touts Ora Hygen Dental Cream as germicidal and antiseptic, guarding against mouth germs, whitening teeth, polishing to natural brightness, healing sore gums, and freshening breath. It claims superior effectiveness versus rivals and urges a try at the local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costagemoreth
Northfield celebrates July 4 with parade and races
Elaborate plans unfold for a Muchouts association Fourth of July celebration in Northfield. A parade of civic and social organizations, firing squads, and unions will feature Company F W N G, the G A R, the Orange firemen, and the stonecutters union. Hon Charles A Spooner will speak from the bandstand at 11 am. Special trains depart at noon for Cox River Valley fairgrounds where a union dinner and multiple races with purses are scheduled. Evening fireworks cap the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muchouts
Orange
Firemen
Stonecutters
Unition
Charles A. Spooner
Cox River Valley
Uneion Club
Northfield
Te Fair Grounds
Randolph John Therrien Weds Misa Lavalier at Catholic Church
In Fish Hill, John Therrien and Misa Lavalier were married at a Catholic church Monday morning at 4 oclock with Rev. Father M S Donnell officiating. The town records a fire alarm Tuesday at 1 AM from the Howard block chimney fire causing some damage while help arrived in time. Nearby residents and visitors include Richard Grant of Boston visiting relatives, Mrs. M Rowell traveling to Johnson for Normal school exercises, and several locals returning to Boston or Strafford for work and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Therrien
Fish Hill
Misa Aurelin Lavalier
Brookfield
Donnell
Are Company
Howard Block
W. F. Blood Conducts & Store
Richard Grant
Boston
V. A. Grant
M. ©. Rowell
Johnson
Normal School
Richirt Rowell
Cambridge
W.fe, Rand, Jr
Mrx
W. FB. Rand
May K. Howe
Mrs. Rand
Minx
Lena West
Strafford
Tureday
Miss Weat
Henry Fitts
California
Royalton
William Rix
West Chesterfield
N. H
Lois Rix
M. T. Merrill
Mes
Fred Chamberlin
Frak Chandler
Col
Sed Ars. A. B
Chandler
New York City
Jeash Panchen
Mise
Josephine Emory
Echool
Hartford
Mike Fulanoharu
Mite Emery Io
John Ripley
Montpelier
Alise Bernice Stimpson
Rox
Bethel Herbert Owen Injured by Own Hare at Night
Herbert J. Owen was kicked by his own hare while sitting on a doorstep eating his hinch at noon in Bethel. Blood flowed from a wound and Dr. C. V. Greene sewed it up. Owen resumed work yesterday amid local medical notes and nearby activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Owen
YA. Wilson
C. V. Greene
Mr. Owen
Quarantine and Social Notices From Waitsfield Area
A sparse local column lists quarantined children in Waitsfield with names Edith Tucker Leigh ton Leno and multiple Andrus children. Visitors include Benjamin Pollard of Billerict Masa staying with Principal Williana. Summer residents Misses Joslin of Minneapolis at Trusville home. Priscila Otto A. Buahnell of Providence visiting with family. Various townspeople mentioned with brief social notes and a sewing club gathering directed by Mrs Freak Burnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Tucker
Leighton Leno
Andrus
Benjamin Pollard
Billerict
Masa
Williana
Joslin
Minneapolis
Trusville
Otto A. Buahnell
Priscila
Providence
Tyard
Julia Bethe
Frank
Jeft Waratay
Baranac
Jol Ligg
Worcester
Maes
Sewinir
Dienkc
Local News Roundup From Peacham and Meadow
CORINTH Mr and Mrs Kimball plan clothing purchase in Peacham. Mr and Mrs William Fimemoa called by the death of their widow Willie Hull then returned to West Thornton N H by the death of Emmons’ father. The young people stage The Maids All Forlorn at Academy hall Saturday. Mrs J W Pease visiting relatives at Shady Kill Herness. Titus teaching at Meadow ill with knee address. Stan Mer fills in. Children's day not observed at the Meadow. date now indefinite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mea
Kimball
William Fimmeoda
Willie Hull
Weat Thornton
N. H
Emmouns
Academy Hall
J. W. Pease
Brookfield Social Roundup and Graduation Plans
Local residents gather for hospital visits and family dinners as Mr and Mrs Larose host relatives. the Brookfield Grange meets with L T Stone. Brookfield high school prepares for graduation on June 10. De Frank Locke delivers baccalaureate sermon at the Second Church. Edith Kenyon visits, and several townsfolk visit Northfield and Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Larose
Monkton
Ed. Larose
Tairly
Harre
Frank 0. Allen
Post Imills
Eathelle Amidon
Allen
Schoeder
New York City
Edith Kenyon
Hartford
Frank Locke
Mra. Smithers
Randolph
Brookfield High School
Town Hall
W. H. Perham
East Braintree
W. E B. Perham
Misa Susan Adams
Michel Hill
South Northfield
Zolva Chase
Brigham
Northield
John Herrick
W KR
Sarah Killam
Densi Smith
BW. Walbridge
H. ¥. Freeman Post
Groton Notes on Local Health and Church Events
Mrs Beckley returns from Mary Hitchcock hospital after operation and begins recovery. Children’s Day planned at Methodist church with program by Virginia Ricker. Virginia visiting from Mary Fletcher hospital Burlington. Locals attend court, church services, and graveside memorials. Mrs Tillotson and Mrs Blanchard visit Nellie Tillotson. others recover from illness. A funeral in Pyermont for Hazen Wilson’s daughter. Rebekahs attend memorial and cemetery ceremonies. An auto purchase at Groton Garage misreported. local builders work on tenement house foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanlover
N. Hi
Methodist Church
Virginia Ricker
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
Georg Millie
Fred Hayes
Wounty Court
Hayne
St. Johnetary
Abe Wall
Bf. Tillotson
Mire
Lee S. Blunehwed
Nellie Tillotson
Har Hema
West Topsham
J.T
RT. Heath
Hazen Heath
Levi Wilson
Pyermont
N. H
Moniay T
Mea
Hazen Wilson
Rebekahs
W. C. Chamberlin
Groton (Arage Co
Sturdevant
Charles Evane
Topsham
W. BR
Cursee
TN. Hall
South Fairlee School closes for term and local visits
The South Fairlee school ends a nine week term. Miss Wood returns to Graniteville. Miss Beatrice Young from North Thetford helps Mrs. W. W. Bond with housework. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis and child spend days with Mrs. 8, A. Georgy. Various locals attend Children’s day and hear Thetford graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Graniteville
Beatrice Young
North Thetford
W. W. Bond
Charles Davis
Childdren
Bradford
A. Georgy
Carroll Rage
Raymond
Kenneth
White River Junction
Alvo
Thetford
Adessa Bond
Slack
William Godfrey
Blood Brook
Rosie Childs
Woburn
Mans
Mary Childs
Prestonside
Emmeretta Rogers
Evelyn Southworth
Wines of Glover
John Miller
Mies Pleir George
West Fairlee
Atta Prescott
Graniteville Free Concert by Harris Orchestra
The Graniteville opening presents Harris’s singing orchestra of four players in a free concert. Music runs from 8 to 12 with dancers welcomed and no admission charge. Local residents invited to enjoy the performance and community welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville
Inne
Harris
Dancy Dike
Washington Ladies Aid Society House Ball Night
Washington based event notes a ladies aid society social event at the Aptist church with a supper served after the gathering. The text is fragmented but indicates a Wednesday evening ball and supper service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovntty
Whureh
Dane VT
Lm Wdoek
Local notes from Websterville and area events
Lewis Keith nears recovery as granddaughters Miss Ternige and Elizabeth Hoar return to Barre. Mrs. John Stott from Graniteville attended events Sunday. Ald Gilbert plans corner purchase in Araniteville to start new building foundation. Charles Alson had a runway horse accident causing major carriage damage. James Moore’s brother, recently returned from Canada Northwest, works at Wells Lamson quarries. D. P. Smith and Maud Caldwell visited Emma Campbell Saturday. All area schools closed last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Keith
Misses Ternige
Elizabeth Hoar
Barre
John Stott
Graniteville
Ald
Gilbert
Araniteville
Tay
Tow Rock
Charles Alson
James Moore
Canada Northwest
Wells Lamson
D. P. Smith
Maud Caldwell
Emma Campbell
Increase in Slate Production Across United States
Slate production rose in 1919 valued at 86,175,476 driven by higher prices rather than demand. Output gains occurred mainly in Maine and other states, while roofing plate declined. School slates and blackboard material remained substantial, with mill stock rising significantly. a Geological Survey report offers full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A. T. Coony
United States Geological Survey
IIR
Wight
Maryland
Vermont
Virginia
Maine
The
Geological Survey
Washington, D.C
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Standard Oil Company of
New York
Albany
Buffalo
East Corinth
Barre Electric Company
North Main St
Mr. Peery
State
MG. Newnen
South
Ryegate
de. G. W. Darling
G. C. Cowan
Groton
Tewksbury
A. T. Beatson
New Hampshire
Cates
Hanover
Miss Nellis Bone
C. Ke Society of the Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Church Lawn
Lacy Belle
G. F. Gerutti
Tellia Cole
St. Johrebury
Harry T. Brown
Brattleboro
Whicl Pice
Wilbert Renfrew
Henry Clark
JS. Grierson
Marion
Baron
Mra. Stevens
Ernest Ingram
Angue Smith
Philadelphia
Charles Koukol
Europe
Balwmia
Mia Vo Ziegler
Wisconsin
V. Ziegler
N. M. McAllister
Hy Booker
Olean
G. W. Darling
Wells River
New Hath & Smith
Sunshine Band
Ke Blia
Son
S.A. Petarean
A. J. Nutting
Goddard Seminary
Elle Samuelson
J. Ht. Durling
Spaulding High School
Durling
Hyannin, Maas
Fred Whitcher
Modesto
Cal
Mra
A. Ot. Whiteher
Mek
Margaret Darling
L. F. Sanborn
John Wilde
Ruth Chalmers
Ethel Hood
Might
Hubert Simpson
Barra
A. Dow
Minnie Chalmers
the Hell
Joel Bixby
iUness
Chilon
Wilbur
Mary
Mary Ellen
Neleyn
Olive Bixby
Emma Avery
Corinth
Exoma Avery
Ellsworth
John Smith
Newbury
Warren Wheeler
Thommes Barber
Haverhill
John Page
Knights of Pythias
Mr. Struthers
Nes
Wrao
Joe
Bixby
Grocef
Ora-Hygen Company
Portland, Me
Northfield Graded School District
Scott D. Welch
BE. A. Strout Farm Agency
George Foss
East Roxbury
Herbert Lasalle
New York State
Frank McCarthy
Exsex
Harriett Whitmer
Bishop Hall School
Emma Davis
Mildred Kimball
Roberta Davis
University of Vermont
Percy Dewar
St. Albans
Prof
Bryant
Quincy
Mase
Raymond Welle
Eunice McKensie
Cross Brothers
Thor. Andewe
Janseph Baker
Ail Mes
Johe R
St. Mary's Church
Sarai T. Costman
Matthew Alten
L. P. Hight
Welch
Bethel
Herbert E. Owen
W. C. Blossom
Cliftondale
Mars
A. O. Washburn
Myrtie Morse
Rebekal Fudge
F. E. Martell
Waitsfield
Reliance
General Gest ‘Et Herre
Arkiey
Brackett Shaw & Lunt Coomerworth
South Fairlee
Washington
Greery
Prin Fur
Montgomery Ward & Co
Sugees- Howe
Gualios Storkmanship
Montgomery Ward & Company
York
Websterville
FORD
AVTO
Iy January Ward & Company
W. Y
W. H. Goodfellow
North Main Street
American Clothing CO
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