Remains of Mrs Elisa Hatch Brought for Burial
The body of Mrs. Eliza Hatch aged twenty years was brought from Waterbury where she stayed four years at the state hospital. She was the widow of Alden Hatch and lived on the east side of the branch toward Landelph. A group of neighbors attended the Fairview cemetery service led by Reverend Wesley Miller. The bearers were several local men, with remarks on distant relatives and visitors noted among the townsfolk and surrounding communities. Various local residents and visitors were mentioned in social notes and continued in the day’s society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Hatch
Waterbury
State Hospital
Alden ©. Hatch
Landelph
Fairview Cemetery
Rey Wesley Miller
Nour
William Wallace
West Hartford
Ema
Berlin church to host beer social Friday evening
Berlin town hall hosts Lend Hand society social at Berlin Corners with a Congregational Church tie in. The notice mentions wariness income assets and an insurance angle with National Life Inc Co of Montpelier Vermont and a WOOLWORTH employees note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin Corners
The
Congregational Church
National Life Inc Co
VE Morant
Ballard
Ceneral Kiatte
Montpelier
Death of Mrs Abner Goodwin on Woatville Farm
Mrs Abner Goodwin died on Tuesday afternoon after a brief illness from pneumonia at the Woatville home farm. Born Elisabeth Clark, she married in Bradford 49 years ago and lived on the family place where she died. Survived by two sons Warren of Boston and Henry on the home farm, a daughter Bertha and a late son William, plus a brother James Clark of Bradford and two grandchildren. Funeral Friday at the home with Rev F W Lewis officiating. burial in the village cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner Goodwin
Goodwin
Elisabeth Clark
Mr. Goodwin
Bradford
Woatville
Warren FB
Boston
Henry
Willian
Pompanooane
Bertha Goodwin
James Clark
F. W. Lewis
Methodist Church
EB. F. Clark
Hardwick
Mattie Jordan
Irene Perrigard
St. Johnsbury
Wells River
Josephine Frost
Charles Miller
D. B. Gordon
Kenneth
Dorothy
Hillsboro
N. H
L. F. Blanchard
Gordon Rents
Ralph Welch
E. M. Welch
Teane Heath
Groton Manufacturing Company
Dr. and
Mra
H. A. Stevenson
St. Mhans
W. R. Carberling
Ford Automobile
D. Coffrin
Fred Richer
Mise Stella Lakin
Newport
N. Ily
Mise Elsa Leavenworth
Mine Tennie Page
Hendry
Ricker
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors Across Town
Returned Monday from Jersey City after being summoned by the death of Mr. Towne. Miss Rena Ricker spent an overSunday visit in Bellows Falls. Soon Hutchine of Montpelier visited his sister Mia. George S. Welch traveled Monday and Tuesday. Max Walch will oversee milk shipping for HP Hood at the station. Mrs. C H Renfrew has been seriously ill for weeks requiring a nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Martin
Norchester
P. L. Martin's
Thomas Chichizola
Jackson
Cal
F. L. Martin
W. Benjamin Reynolds
Vermont
Burlington
Iarold
TM. Perkins
Grand Lodge of Masons
J. H. Atchinson
Morrisville
Mire
D. L. Chadwick
Mont- Edmund Bagen
H. D
Jersey City
N. J
Towne
Rena Ricker
Bellows Falls
Hutchine
Montpelier
Mia
George S. Welch
Thesday
Max Walch
HP. Hood Company
C. H. Renfrew
Campfire Girls Sale and Dance at Memorial Hall East Calais
Report notes a campfire girls event with sale, entertainment and dance at Memorial Hall in North Calais on Friday evening June 22. Other items include local movements: Dell Dwinell in Waterbury on business, Tarte visit to George Guernsey's in Montpelier, Burbank from Cabot called about Ainsworth daughter, Lamb's Barre trip for Goddard Seminary commencement on motorcycle, Tibbetts death at Ara Slayton home, funeral June 18 led by Ms Dean Holt, and family visits to John Emery's with guests from Montgomery Craftsbury and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
North Calais
Dell Dwinell
Waterbury
C. W. Tarte
George Guernsey
Montpelier
Burbank
Cabot
Ivan Ainsworth
Richard Lamb
Barre
Goddard Seminary
Ivis Tibbetts
Ara Slayton
Dean Holt
North Hyde Park
Alex LaPlant
Montgomery
Harry Emery
Craftsbury
Leon Ledeau
Boston
John Emery
Local Notes From Randolph and Nearby Towns
Miss Laura Paine receives treatment at the Randolph sanitarium while Mrs. Julia Williams of Manchester Connecticut visits J. Greene. FE D Camp trades his Ford for a new Chevrolet after crossing the continent. A daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brooks of Westwood Massachusetts. Mrs. Brooks is remembered in Atlee. Florence Camp is mentioned for this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Paine
Randolph Wnatorium
Julia Williams
Manchester
Conn
J. ©. Greene
D. Camp
Ford
Louis Brooks
Westwood
Mass
Tender Toes Of American Women Ad
A 19th century advertising blurb promotes freezone as a harmless remedy for corns caused by highheeled shoes. It claims easy, painless removal of corns or callouses with a quarter ounce applied to each tender corn. The ad urges readers to share with sisters in distress.
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Reynolds & Son
Barre, Vermont
W. G. Reynolds
Apne Genta Gor
York
Gastoria
Castoria
Frances Nelson
Pathe News
Matinee
Bekeony Ge Orchestra Inc
Bvecing
Balreny Roc
Orchestra Tyc
Orchestre
Chidtren Ander
Jaleans
Bethel
Elisa Hatch
Berlin
Yong
W. Woolworth Company
St- Jaberine
Groton
East Calais
South
Randolph
Standard Oil Co. of
New York
Broadway
Barre Opera House
Cummings & Lewis’ Drug Store
Mr. Farmer
Barre Electric Company
No. Main St
Barre, Vt
Socony
Averill
H. G. Bennett
Goodfellow
B. Wo
Hastings
J. J. Jackson
Frit
Perry Auto Co
Paquet
Papin Bros
Oldamobile Co
Sees Vermont Trucking & Sales Co
Brookfield
Ellis & Chase Co
East Barre
Crowley
W. M
East Brookfield Bigelow & Son
C. H. Ee
Marshfield
McCrillis
Plainfield
Comstock
Leavitt
EF Masfield
South Barre
Nye & Worrester
Webstery
Nerney
E. H
Williamstown
McAlliater Co
G.P
East Montpelier
Dudley C. P
H. W
Harris
A. D
Peck Bros. Co
Capital Garage
Moretown
Freeman
M. Smiddlesex— Miles
F. B
Era Cross Bros
Richmond
Esc. & Son
Northfield Falls Whitney & Co
North Moa
Waterbury Ctr
Ferman
Waitsfield
Belden
H.W. Griffith
Neil Richardson Bros
Warren— Brooks
Moon
W. F. Spaulding
J. L
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