Bethel Lady Widely Connected Dies After Illness
Della Kendall Bowen aged 18 dies after month long pneumonia and other ailments. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm with Rev J Wesley Miller officiating, burial at Southview cemetery Randolph. Survived by husband Harold C Bowen, parents W A Kendall and spouse, two brothers and five sisters, grandfather Alonso Spooner, and other relatives prominent in Randolph and nearby towns. Local notices also report injuries to Wilbur Salter at Fisher farm Royalton and various community updates on residents and visits.
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Harold C. Bowen
J. Wesley Miller
Southview Cemetery
Randolph
Della P. Kendall
W. A. Kendall
Bowen
W. H. Kendall, Jr
Finy Kendall
B. Spooner
Mia
Francis G. Woodard
Maude Kendall
Paul. Hodges
Martha Kendall
Alonso H. Spooner
Randolph Notes From The Village District News
In Randolph last Saturday a bathroom sphtsing caused a 6 wx extension light cord to break the globe bracket and electrial, leaving about 30 telephones out of commission and one transformer burned. The Randolph Woman's Literary Club held its annual picnic at Mrs Fraser Metayer's home, raising $50 for a district nurse. Miss Eleanor Clark read, and Mr Robert Th. Sault was remembered for past efforts with a loving cup. Several items note local visits, trips, and engagements. Miss Mayfred Swane is engaged to Leroy Beneham. Charles Nichols of Bogota visited Mrs Angell after Norwich university. The Randolph Novelty factory plans to install four new automatic lathes and add toy whistle making machines after receiving a large order.
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Randolph Woman's Literary Clube
Castle Park
Fraser Metayer
Eleanor Clark
Robert Th. Sault
Lawrence
Mary Carry
Roy Johnson
W. D. Hamilton
West Hartford
Hamilton
Charles C. Morse
Leslie
Main Street
J. W. Morse
Summer Street
John
James Swane
Brookfield
Mayfred
Leroy N. Beneham
White River Junction
Charles N. Nichols
Bogota
N. J
C. Angell
Norwich University
Randolph Novelty Rhetory
East Barre Residents Aid Injured Lineman
Mr and Mrs Lave Bo Lord of East Barre and Mr and Mrs Ernest Hutchins of West Pelham Mass visit Rev A I Lord in West Pelham while traveling with Hutchins auto. Lineman Clifford Macomber of Holyoke street railroad is struck by a high tension wire and rescued after first aid from Mrs Leon Lord. He is taken to Holyoke City Hospital and expected to recover.
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Lave Bo
East Barre
Ernest Hutchinsem
Wast Hill
Aad
A. I. Lord
West Pelham
Mass
Hutchingey
Abitehinsem
Tom
Clifford Macomber
Holynge Street
Leon ‘Lord
Holyoke City Hospital
South Ayegate Village News Beats and Bets
Mra Helen Rouhan buys Georges Sunder house tied to Josph McLamn. Neill house sale to M. Sargent completed after misunderstanding. Locals note job changes birthdays travels graduations and church events. several residents ill or traveling. new meat market planned by Elmer Doe and Burton Brown. Dr Dewey Darling at Vergennes. Abbie Coerath accepted for Brightlock hospital nurse training starting July 14.
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Helen Rouhan
George P. Sunder
Josph McLamn
Neill
M. ¥. Sargent
Georgiana Brown
Barnet
Carl Sammuelson
Godsdord Seminary
Roberta Brock
Montpelioe Seminary
William Bone
Donald Beaton
M. Sargent
FP. J. Tewksbury
J. B. Darling
Alec
James F. McLanin
DD. Willey
Schenectady
N. Y
Christina Purquharson
Wells Over High Wehool
Nellie Bone
Bury
Kefthutes
J. R. McAllister
J. S. Garvin
U.P. Whateh
Barnet Canter
Ryegate
Ruth Anderson
National Shawmut Bank
Boston
A. Anderson
Severino Zambon
Henry Anderson
Whitesfield
N. H
Irving Gilfinan
Ipswich
Mass
M. F. Sargent
Elmer Doe
Burton Brown
W. J. Brown
P. McDowell
Vergennes
Dewey Darling
Misa Abbie Coerath
Brightlock ‘Hospital
Northfield High School Graduation Held At Armory Hall
Northfield high school held its graduation exerci es Thursday night in Armory Hall with 15 in cap and gown. The program featured o rchestral music, orations, selections, and the presentation of diplomas by Principal John Pinnessy. Banquet at Park followed with guests including Supt. McKnight and Miss Wallace. Scholarships awarded to Allan Plumley and Mary Towne. Annual school meeting set for June 24 at the high school building.
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Northfield High School
Armory Hall
G. H. Bedding
M. Agnes Deviller
Allan Pluming
Mildred McCarthy
Edna E. Phillips
Mary A. Trwnes
John J. Pinnessy
Mary A. Towns
Agnes Devine
Eda
Phillips
Mildred eCarthy
McKnight
High Schhool
Miss Wallace
Waterbury
Prin. J
Finenesey
Elizabeth Doyle
Bhattlehers
Mra
Mary Doyle
H.C. Fellows
Mise Marlen Burcell
Laconia
S. H
Major Vellows
Norwich University
Allan Plumley
Mary Towne
University of Vermont
Hurling
Northfield
Northfield Graded School
Ready Witted and the Pencil Curiosity
A studio scene during quiet hours features an instructor addressing a student caught with a cigarette. The student pretends to draw with the cigarette as a pencil, answering that he plans to draw "Clouds." The exchange highlights a sly joke about smoking in a tense setting.
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Boston Transcript
Pulpit Talks on Tariffs and World Commerce
The article argues preachers and politicians share views on tariffs and peaceable trade. It cites Rev Dr Braithwaite, Canadian officials, and Dr Van Dyke warning against protectionist excess and warlike economic policy. It stresses mutual benefit, humane policy, and high wages as core drivers of fair trade.
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Asia
Braithwaite
Bac
Pond
United States
Conuian
Tari
Bonar Taw
van Dyke
Israel
Jesus
Feder
Winnipeg
Cracy
Elengy
van Dyke Wage
Oppsite
New York Time
Evening musicale at Chelsea coevert event
A Chelsea society concert at the evening room begins at 6 with doors opening in time for a formal program. Admission is free and attendees are invited. a silver tip is asked if guests attend, and a varied program includes Mitro orchestra, vocal solos, duets, quartets, and choir pieces led by Mrs Bacon, Miss Taylor, and Miss Townsend.
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Mitro
Whuras
Kamennet Ostrow
Mra
Bacon
Miss Taylor
Hishy
Reailing
Et Townsend
Thy” Daffodil
Mier Herkwith
Viniin
Mr. Kener
Bixby
Mrs. Bacon
Xen
Brynhon
Nie
Ropa Obligato
Mere
Stewart
Geese
Remting
Mies Townend
Tady Chin
Ladies
Mneio
Ox Cheetra
American Engineers Meet in Washington for Business Engineering Training
Washington June 21 The American engineer movement gains international interest as a conference on business training for engineers to be held June 23 24 at the New Willard hotel outlines aims. Notables including Spencer Miller and Major General John P Ryan will speak. The conference seeks to align engineering education with industrial and commercial management to reduce waste and improve production. Exports and imports data for May show declines from April but gains over 1918, with the 11 month period ending May posting a large surplus. A poem jab and a prohibition note close the item.
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Washington
New Willard Hotel
Wa. m
America
Commissioner of Education
If of
Spencer Miller
Lidgewood Manufacturing Company
FE. F. Dubrul
Pyro Clay Products Company
Charles R Mann
Commititer
The
War Department
Ansan Etm
Division of Engineering
Towa State College
Walter Rautenstrauch
Columbia University
Fred L. Davis
American International Co
W. W. Nichols
Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Jeremiah W. Jenks
New York University
Swiggett
Bureau of Forum and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Barre Bank Promises Prosperity Through Local Trade
A Barre resident extols the Peoples National Bank as a vital artery in local commerce. The piece credits the bank with financing granite quarries, farms, factories, and general trade, while urging confidence in community-based officers and insurance ties. It also highlights nearby merchants in insurance, music, photography, auto services, and the rising value of modern conveniences.
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United the World
Barre
Peoples National
Peoples National Bank
Thie Bank
Line
Maple Sugar Making Rivalry Between North Carolina and Vermont
A Vermont maple sugar industry note reports North Carolina pushing to set aside harbor and eastern Grandfather Mountain slopes for exclusive maple sugaring. North Carolina agents promote world market access for maple sugar, with Vermont firms receiving large orders for sugar tools and concern over Vermont product labels competing in markets.
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North Carolina
Vermont
Pagier Enys
South Corners
Wuple
Brattieburo
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Bethel
Wilbur N. Salter
South Royalton
Fisher Farm
Royalton
Ihs
Marion Grant
Walter Rhoades
W. BE. Grant
Springfield
Estella Grant
Marion
Whitcomb High School
Josephine Law
Paul Sweeney
H24th Engineers
Your's Army
France
Howard Myatt
Binmask
N. 1
Evel Batchellon
Bodfont
George FE. Davies
New Awin
Pycipal
Academy
Mary Relehor
Anna K
Hazel Whitney
Mee. P. Gifford
Sue
E Hornet
Modest
Ayegate
Chelsea
Lily Jean
Montpelier
Circus Grounds
Serainbow
Adulla
Newpaperie
Boxton Transcript
Directo
Bata
Romes
Lila Lee
Burton Finis
Trevel Fermre Putte
Ureleles
Hulehola Damce
Elsie Ferguson
Mies Fereuron
Vendeville Arts
Bix
Fox
Charlotte Walker
Ale Mutt & Jeff Cartoont
Dorothy Gish
Pep Polly
Wwe
Paramount
Merk Sennett
Batt Liss
Vanitrows
Ben Derpin
Sennett
Tare
Alo & Pletowraph
Madge Kennedy
Evegie
Abe
Taby Mine
Ako Marete
Hawaii
Conor
Wallace Reid
Mike Moran
Treet
Satunéey
Billy Parsons
Marshall Iron
Marshallen CO
Necpheneldo Prange
Tel
McAllister & Kent
Frompt
Cass
Conault McAlister Kent
Aldrich Block
Vietrola
Sonora
Rae
Darre Shidiern
R. Canty
Imir Waldier
People’s National Bank
Janice J. Hastings Selly
Fiske
Fisk
Vick
A.M. Flanders
North Main Street
Vallere Ib
Aleter
Ingamprry
Harve Cleining
Dywag & Tailoring
Nanlies
Jungh Kavaleky
Ariel Renin
Germany
Amerioa
Joe
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