Masonic Degree Work at Mansfield Mountain Grange Meeting
Stowe visitors from Lamoille grange aided the Mansfield Mountain grange officers in a playful conferring of the third and fourth degrees on Mr. and Mrs. F L M Carthy and others. The evening featured songs, recitations, and a medley, with refreshments served. Meanwhile marriages and visits arc noted, including Miss Myra Lois Campbell and Frank J. Medlar wedding in Burlington, and local social events across Stowe and Morrisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamoille Grange
P of H
Morrisville
Mansfield Mountain Grange
Juline H. Mudgett
A. V. Hollis
Harrison Dodge
F. L. McArthy
Willis Barrow
J. C. Benson
Natalie Chadwick
Harry F. Faunce
A.V. Hollie
R. H. Farr
Della Thompson
A. C. Bedell
A. Fi. Grant
Hollis
Farr
Anna Farr
Tramoille
Marriage of Adelard Eward and Miss Alice Sward at St Andrew's
The couple Adelard Eward and Miss Alice Sward were married at St Andrew's church Friday morning by Rev. Robert Devoy. The brief notice notes the ceremony and the church setting with traditional rites and local observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelard Eward
Alice Sward
St. Andrew's Church
Robert Devoy
William Coffin
South Duxbury
Oxfir
Vernon Turner
Hitcherl
Mase
F.C Hayes
Bri
A. Ste Allen
Mie
Discount Sale Offer with 420 Percent Discount
The advertisement promises a 420 percent discount on the next 10 orders. It states a special sale event with a bold price cut aimed at attracting bulk buyers and shoppers seeking large savings.
Randolph and area residents depart on various trips
Randolph and surrounding residents are noted traveling for visits, relocations, and family duties. Dorothy and Eleanor Barnes of Providence visited the Moulton farm, Mink Laura Coleman returned home to Hinesburg after a week here, and many others trajet through St Johnsbury Lebanon Springfield and Quebec for funerals vacations or family occasions.
Rochester News Highlights Local Guests and Engagement
Rochester residents report guests at Flynn Guernsey home including Mr and Mrs Rober Guernsey and daughter from Leicester Junction. Engagement announced between Charles Bent and Miss Dorin Hurns of Maiden Mare. Louie Hubbard and two descendents visit relatives in Waltham and Orange Massachusetts. Eugene Martin suffers a serious accident moving a heavy box down stairs at Green Farm store room but is recovering. Mrs Lawrence Edgerton of Springfield and Mrs Glenn Hubbard visit town. Charles Stoughton returns from Dean Academy for summer. Mr Huntington and Mrs Pieter attend a local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg Rober
Guernsey
Leicester Junction
Flynn Guernsey
Charles Bent
Mias Dorin Hurns
Maiden, Mare
Mre
Louie Hubbard
Ceres
Walthans
Orange
Mase
Eugene Martin
Green Farm
Lawrence Edgerton
Sprimgield
Revered Garvin Returns with Daughters from Pennsylvania
South Ayegate reports Rev. 7S. Garvin arriving Friday with daughters Lillian and Elizabeth, who have been at Westminster College in New Wilmington, Pa. Lillian graduates in 1920. Other locals include visits, relocations, and work shifts. A Barre stone-cutting exodus follows a strike, with Wilson & English Construction moving to remove two railroad bridges near the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garvin
Pennsylvania
Lillian
Elizabeth Garvin
Westminster College
New Wilmington
William McKillop
Ehi
Frohne
Roma Taisey
Faghnd
Holland
Thomas P. McDowell
Vergennes
New York
Peter McDowell
Thompson’s Point
Lake Chaplain
Charles Armstrong
Barre
Wilson & English Construction
North Chelmsford
Maas
W. d. Brown
G. W. Darling
Somers
Hanover Hopital
WB. Plummer
Brightlock Hospital
St. Johnsbury
Fred Ellis
Randolph Gossip and Local Visits Chronicle
Hancock Iraeuy Perry attended graduation exercises in Randolph last week. Mrs Kate Fifield and Mrs Arthur Le Bar with son William visited Randolp Sunday to see Mix Lola Fifield recovering from an appendicitis operation in a sanatorium. A spelling contest featured Marie Dinham. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hugh Roberts and daughter of Randolph at Mr and Mrs Charles Roberts. Erik Whittier has a new Chevrolet. Mrs Henry Farrison stayed with her son George Farr. Mrs Rhodes of Chelsea visits Will Goodyear and daughter. Mrs William Sprague and granddaughter Gertrude Fleming visit Severance New York. Amox Phelps and son Henry of Conway New Hampshire stayed with Mrs George Taylor. Walter Scott visited Randolph recently.
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Myra Lois Campbell
Stowe
Frank J. Medlar
Burlington
Annie Bigelow
Salem
Masa
Mary J. Bigelow
Walter K Bigelow
Addie A. Bigelow
Franklin Falls
N. HL
Louise Bigelow
Miner
AV. M. Engineers
Akeley Memorial Building
Vermont
Spencer Lawrence
Dorothy Barrows
Beatrice Gale
Col Ime
Gale
Gi. M. Towne
Agnes
Bo Adams
Cabot and
Walden
Moscow
Helen A. Wilkins
Underhill
Fanny Chase
Fanny Allen Hospital
Edson Hill
Mary Shaw
South Hollow
Bern Ayers
Mills
Sadie Hurt
Susan Barker
Wakefield
A. I. Gale
W. E. B. Fuller
New York City
A. J. Gale
Atwood Bennett
Malone
Hanover
N. FL
William A. Knight
Harvey
Newbury
Newbury Seminary
Mt. Manafield
Mansfield
Mra
A. Rijer
Clara Barrows
W. Burt
Erle W. Moody
Outlook
Sun
Lake Mansfield
Louise Loomis Lane
Maple Street
Elmer Johnson
Springfield
Iuey Perry
Randolph
Kate Fifield
Arthur le Bar
William
Raneolph
Mixx
Lola Fifield
Woring
Marie Dinham
Hugh Roberts
Charles Roberts
Erink Whittier
Henry Farrison
George Farr
Rhodes
Chelsea
Will Goodyear
William Sprague
Gertrude Fleming
Severanne
N.Y
Amox Phelps
Henry
Conway
N. H
Hin Ste|tor
George Taylor
Walter Scott
Plainfield Class of 1920 Graduating Exercises Began
The class of 1920 held its graduation activities with a batallaureate sermon by Rev. AL W. Hewitt at the Methodist church Sunday evening at 7 o clock. A reception for the junior class was planned for Tuesday at the home of the kelso family and commencement exercises set for Thursday at 8 in the opera house. Field day is scheduled for Friday. Read names include Wayne Bartlett Harland Bartlett Carl Cate Jantis Charon Helen Deimar Thelma Holt Helen Holt Harry Maxfield John Morrison Anna Nichols Walter Page Laura Stoddard. Class motto Build for character not for fame colors green and gold flower white carnation printed invitations not issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL W. Hewitt
Keloid House
Opera House
Wayne Bartlett
Harland Bartlett
Carl Cate
Jantis Charon
Helen Deimar
Thelma Holt
Helen Holt
Harry Maxfield
John Morrison
Anus Nichols
Welter Page
Laura Stoddard
Waitsfield Graduation Program Highlights
Mrs. Annette Savage of Northfield attends Waitsfield high school graduation exercises. The auditorium features purple and white fleur de lis colors. The program includes songs, prayers by Rev. W. A. Remote, essays by Margaret Marshall and Clarence Tucklary, and presentations of pictures, certificates, and diplomas by Mrs. Wallis and Mr. Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Savage
Northfield
C.H. Newcorth
Waitefield High School
W. A. Remote
Exsay
Margaret Marshall
Clarence Tucklry
Mason &, Stowns
End of the Road to be shown at Barre Opera House
Amusement notes report the highly anticipated three day showing of The End of the Road at the Barre Opera House starting Thursday with matinee and night performances. The film is presented with the state board of health approval and in cooperation, addressing a taboo subject once confined to restricted showings. Vermont stands as the 86th state to screen the picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Bejte
State Board of Health
Vermont
Punch Will Make The Season Of 1920 At Slayton's Barre
Ashmoor Jubilee dam is imported Suffolk Punch mare Ashmoor Jubilee. Reference to Jockey Hustlers Prince Cock field Prince. PUNCH WILL MAKE THE SEASON OF 1920 AT F A SLAYTONS BARRE VT. Call and see him. TERMS: 15 TO WARRANT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustlers Prince
Cockfield Prince
F. A. Slayton's
Barre
End of the Road engagement sparks safe life message
A city engagement for three days features The End of the Road with strong actors, accompanied by parental advisory. Health authorities cite prudery as a factor in disease spread and urge a virtuous, clean lifestyle to curb the menace. No one under 18 will be admitted.
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Many school children are sickly mothers who value their own comfort the welfare of their children, should never without a box of Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children for use throughout the season. They break up colds relieve feverishness constipation teething disorders haliohe and stomach troubles used by mothers for over 30 years. These powders give satisfaction. All drug stores. Don’t accept any substitute.
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Gray
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Waterbury
Lee & Clara B. Shortt
Marshfield, Vt
Dorothy
Eleanor Barnes
Providence
R. J
Kate Parmentiere
Boeton
Louis Galarneau
Galarneau
Montreal
Arthur Galarneau
Eleanor Clark
Plymouth
Alice Bruce
Robert Bruce
Lebanon
Christine Bree
C.F. Dumas
Marita
Leo Dumas
Pather Thaddew
St. Albans
Evane
Shelburne
Uty
McIntyre
Barsington
Mia
Chandler
Boston
May Savage
Bethel
West
Thomas Deararne
Frank George
Quebec
Myre
Oscar Manchester
Plainfield
N. J
Ernest Manchester
Manchester
A. K. Hall
Mr. Mitchell
Mitchell
JB Whitaker
Bellows Falls
Clifford Patch
RH. Moore
H. P. Sanford
Winchester
Mass
Joan Abbott
Vasaur College
Europe
Mary Stockwell
Bristol
Mian Stockwell
Rochester
Glenn Hubbard
Ero Wing
Charles Stoughton
Dean Academy
M. Huntington
J. D Pieter
Hewn Stevens
Norwich University
Ayegate
Merly
Thuesday
Cabot
Lewis, Smith
Woordsville Hospital
al TS Beaton, Jr
South Dakota
Hancock
Waitsfield
Boston ‘Transcript
R. C. Watson
Brandon
Sampson
Knox Morgan
Morgan
Jaurspay Opera House
Richard Bennett
Filmcom’s
Most Beautiful
Claire Adams
Public Health Films
Pride
Niagara
Kent
Kent Ice Cream Co
Burlington, Vt
Fisk, Firestone
Brunswick
J. J. Hastings
North Main Street
Barre Electric Company
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