Prize speaking at Waitefield high prompts local notices
Several from here attended the prize speaking at Waitefield high school evening. Graduates Carroll Bisbee Brooks Booth Marion Bisbee and others are noted with travels and visits to Montreal Toronto and Middlesex. A home demonstration bureau meeting at town hall featured Miss Porter on Balanced Rations and new project leader Mrs. W B Johnson. Sidney Turner celebrated his 24th birthday at a surprise party with ice cream and cake.
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Waitefield High School
Carroll Bisbee
Brooks Booth
Montpelier Seminary
Marion Bisbee
Waitsfield High School
Sawyer's
Beatrice Shantel
J. J. Russell
John O'Neil
Montpelier
Lawrence Eaton's
Home Demonstration Bureau
Town Hall
Porter
W. B. Johnson
Sidney Turner
Baird
Casper Smith
Waitefield
Bethel residents news and moving notes from town
George A. Rogers suffers pneumonia. B F Jordan recovers from bronchial illness and has also in St a few days. George K. Davis returns from New Haven where he led Beeman academy. H H Dinsmore travels to Boston. Ida Davie visits Manchester friends. Joseph Curtix returns from Boston to work on cement with John J. Parrott. Rev Will C Hervey and family stay with his parents in Newfane. Sarah Jane Morse remains fragile and bedridden. Kiroy B Wheeler drives a four year old bought in Montpelier. Kate Bullard and Gertrude Gilmart tour West Orange N J. nephew Carl Shuster to summer here. Wesley Goodell suffers eye injury from emery wheel. Mildred Preston improves. Hugh Wilson notes milk business strong after eight years.
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George A. Rogers
F Jordan
Jordan
George K. Davis
New Haven
Beeman Academy
Deforgeville
N.Y
Dinsmore
Boston
Ida Davie
Manchester
N. H
Joseph Curtix
John J. Parrott
Will C. Hervey
Newfane
Sarah Jane Morse
Kiroy B. Wheeler
Lyndonville
Farhamtables
Montpelier
Kate Bullard
Mixa Constance Manchester
New York
B. A
E. F. Manchester
Methodist Church
Rochester
Mildred Hatch
St.Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury Academy
Woman's Relief Corps
Grange Hall
C. E. Hewitt
Auburndale
Mass
Earl Chadwick
Mra. Chadwick
Mra. Hunter
Windsor
Fdna Fairbanks
Fred Fairbanks
Northampton
N.N. Morse
Fannie Perkins
Susan Parks
Barre
A. B. Monroe
Mra
M. F. Esterbrook
J. M. Stearns
Elizabeth
Sou
Pal
Mmittee
Gillome
Ludlow
Odd Fellow
Sarah Rogers
Brookline
Gilman Wheeler
Merton Rogers
Greensboro
Wheelers
Fraser Metzger
Enosburg Falls
Muside Fady
South Royalt
Burlington
Jennie Chalmers
Riverlend
Mina Norman Tyler
A. A. Wainwright
Amily Hastings
Fales Street
Mra. Wainwright
Nervous plan salesman essay for Boston Transcript
A brief note describes a nervous plan by a salesman once an apartment store clerk. The item hints at a small purchase and requests sending the piece to the Boston Transcript for publication.
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Boston Transcript
Randolph Bishop Evans and Miss Lona McGowan wed
Randolph Bishop Evans and Miss Lona Mc Gowan were married Wednesday evening at the officiating clergyman’s home in a double ring ceremony witnessed by Miss Marion Drew. The groom, a post office clerk, and the bride, recently moved here, will reside at the bride’s home. Several local residents and guests were noted, and social updates followed about visitors, attendances, and church group activities.
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Bishop Evans
Lona McGowan
G. 0. Howe
Marion Drew
PUT ME BACK ON JOB SAYS WALSH
Jo veph G. Walsh a Portland painter and paper hanger reports Tanlac restored his health after eight years of indigestion two years of decline and rheumatism. He says three bottles cured indigestion nervousness and rheumatism with a ten pound weight gain and return to work. Tanlac is sold through local druggists and firms in Barre Groton Marshfield and elsewhere.
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Tanluc
Joveph G. Walsh
Fox Street
Portland
Barre
Cummings & Lewis C. Smith
Groton
FR. W. Gilman
Marshfield
Adv
Home and guests depart for Barre and Burlington
The home of Mrs Lena Wright hosts boarders while Mrs J I Trevise and others visit their daughter Mrs E J Scott in Barre for a few days. Charles Boyden travels to Burlington to attend the Masonic gatherings in sadison this week.
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Lena Wright
J. i. Trevise
Barre
E. J. Scott
Charles Boyden
Burlington
Jcasion
Local Social Notes From Randolph Area
North Randolph guests include Joseph Blais and family from Fitchburg Massachusetts and Mrs Chevalier. Edwards of Websterville visit Eva Croas of Lowell. Tyler family spend end with Graves in Waitsfield. Fletcher family attend funeral of L A Fletcher in Johnson. Buzzell visits Chelsea to see ill uncle. Mrs M A Kelly visits daughter in Roxbury. Guests at H G Fletcher’s include Mrs Abbott and son from Winnipeg and Lizzie Gauthier from Powerscourt. Robert Gay and daughter Helen visit Randolph relatives. Mabel Tyler visits E F Smith in Barre. Will Dickinson and family attend Montpelier circus. Class of candidates receives first and second degrees. next meeting July 1. Mildred and John McDermont of Randolph and Dorothy Dearing visit grandparents George and Mrs Dearing in South Royalton. Taft family return from California. depart for home July 1. Mrs Kent and Mrs McCarthy with Marjorie Poor travel to North Dakota. Poor visits Harolds in Town and Kent in Oaks ND. Edith Walbridge and five daughters visit Mrs Charlotte Cone. Mrs May Huse and family with her mother Mrs Almeda Cone. Mrs Grace Buzzell helps in kitchen at Randolph sanitarium.
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AH. Fletcher
Guy
Trask
Flete
L. A. Fletcher
Johanson
W. G. Buzzell
Chelsea
Mass
Buzzell
M. A. Kelly
George Knowles
Roxbury
H. G. Fletcher
Fletcher
Albert Abbott
Winnipeg
Lizzie Gauthier
Powerscourt
Canada
Robert Gay
Hellen
Randolph
B. G. Harrington
Mabel Tyler
Barre
E. F. Smith
Will Dickinson
W. F. Ashline
Montpelier
Mildred
John McDermont
Dorothy Dearing
South Royalton
George Dearing
BE. Taft
California
Kent
Calais Clergywoman Returns for Services at Two Churches
Rev. Mary Andrews Connor resumes leading services at East Calais and Maple Corner. East Calais service scheduled for 10:43 p.m. Maple Corner service set for 2:30 p.m. Topic titled An Encouraging Sign for Our Times.
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Mary Andrews Connor
East Calais
Maple Corner
Our Times
Transferred. A Maiden's Ruby Lips Delayed a Kiss
A fragment from Boston Transcript notes a misheard line about a maiden and a ruby lip. The piece hints at a humorous or literary exchange with a casual finish, mentioning Mundane remarks and a harvest metaphor, reflecting playful newspaper prose.
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Boston Transcript
Noted authority touts Outgro for ingrown nail relief
A claim says applying drops of Outgro to the skin around an ingrown nail eases inflammation and pain, hardens tender skin, and helps the nail grow outward overnight. Cutgro, an antiseptic for eyes, is advertised as harmless and purchasable from druggists.
No Reduction in Coal Miners Wages by Union Say
International President John L. Lewis states no wage cuts will occur in organized coal regions. The United States Bituminous Coal Commission established wage scales binding until March 31, 1922, with any district changes threatening national contract integrity. He argues current depression and unemployment are not due to wages and coal can be sold cheaply. buyers should not expect wage concessions.
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United States Mine Workers of America
International
John L. Lewis
United States Bituminous Coal Commission
United Mine Workers
Ital
Schubert Male Quartet Delights at Monmouth Review
The Schubert Male Quartet presented a refined program last night in Monmouth, praised by the Boston Transcript for its polished performance and strong interpretive choices. The ensemble delivered cohesive balance and notable vocal blend throughout the recital.
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Monmouth Review
Schubert
Boston Transcript
Or a Skirt for That Matter
A witty quip from the Boston Transcript notes a woman’s shopping priorities vary by item noting she seeks value in meat purchases while joking about a bathing suit.
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Boston Transcript
A Sense of Fitness by Vogg Looks Ahead to Commencement
Vogg notes the world feels off until commencement begins the college term, a shift from its traditional ending. The Boston Transcript frames this as a departure from routine and a sign of renewed purpose for students and campus life.
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Vogg
Boston Transcript
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