Bethel T Cayne Returns From Army Service In Northfield
Bethel T Cayne who served six years in the army is discharged at Northfield from the first squadron of cavalry and is back at his place with Standard OF Company. Paul Wilton was granted a short leave and returned yesterday to Northfield. Mrs Walter Minot has been keeping house for her father H G Barnes since her marriage six months ago and goes to Rochester to join her husband. Mrs Agnes Morse is temporarily keeping house for Mr Barnes. Mrs Flossie Goodell has recovered from a serious operation at Randolph sanatorium and will go to Springfield Massachusetts to summer with an aunt. Grant Guy Hutch W S Javell and Jordan went to Springfield to work on a building job. The Lympus Sunday school picnic at the camp ground was marred by rain yet considered a success. County agent, Y M C A Secretary Hurd and State Sunday School Secretary Boyd attended. Raymond Greene of Palmer Massachusetts visited his grandparents. Mrs Charles Coffin finished work in Barre and stays with her parents. Miss Amy Wilson teaches in Lyndonville, Miss Blanche Shepard from Berlin New Hampshire, Philip D Webb from the University of Vermont. Mr and Mrs Tyler W Jones of Boston are here for a week. F M Newman is building a barn on the Blossom place bought recently. Mrs Charge Burrelle and her two sons visited to see Mr Burrelle with the first Vermont cavalry encamped there. Fred Neff and family of Pittafield visited S L Gillette. Mrs J F Bertani and daughter Edna of Boston visiting W T King en route to join Mr Bertani who has a position at the Chateau Front City of Quebec for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. €. Cayne
Northfield
Paul ¥. Wilton
Walter Minot
H. G. Barnes
Rochester
Agnes Morse
Barnes
Flossie Goodell
Randolph Sanatorium
Springfield
Maas
Grant
Guy Hutch
Javell
Jordan
Lympus Sunday School
Hurd
Boyd
Raymond Greene
Palmer, Munee
C. D. Greene
Charles Coffin
Barre
A. Lincoln
Amy Wilson
Lyndonville
Blanche Shepard
Berlin
N. H
Philip D. Webb
University of Vermont
Tyler W. Jones
Boston
F. M. Newman
Blossom Place
Charge Burrelle
Pittafield
Wow, Brown
Mixx Hazel Brown
Lura Montgomery
Ema Holbrook
Bethel
Massachsetta
Claribel Stimers
New Haven
Barnued
J. J. Stimets
Carrie Eaton
Goddard Seminary
Evelyn Eaton
H. A. Leonard
Burlington
E. B. Sprague
Ausable Forks
M. J. Osteyee
George Osteyee
Middlebury College
Viall-Alumni
Pliny Morse
WL Spear
Od, Stockwell
Everett Morrill
Mra. W
Morrill
Springfeld
Mass
Hie
Smith & Wesson
Massachusetts Regiment
Framingham
Fabiel Dupuis
D.C. Wedgworth
Schenectady
N. Y
J. 1. Howe
Mra
Ld Stevens
Howard
Hillsboro N. H
Mee
Stevens
W. H. Howard
Fred Ralph
Brookfield
Concord
Wilmer Angell
Camp Abnaki
Dorothy Maxine Buck
Buck
Leland Worthington Hall
North Bennington
Pittsburg
Wilkinsburg
Westinghouse Electrical
Randolph High School
Norwich University
Small Town Visitors and Weekend Guests in Moretown
A Vermont village round up notes visitors and relatives: Standish of Randolph, George Walker visiting in town, Miss Addie Foss and Miss Trene Child in Wallafield, E Joslyn of Montpelier with Sawyer kin, Mrs. M. M. Davis returning from Wallafield, GG. Sleeper with Montpelier relatives, Irish family visiting Jericho, McAllister of Essex Junction and Turner of Witerbury at M. R. Child’s, Mobba back from Johnson. No Methodist services next Sunday due to pastor’s absence. Ward and Marion in Waterbury. Jennie Pierce visiting Montpellier kin. Maaidigo wind dren leave for East Dunham, Canada. prize speaking by union schools at Methodist church Thursday. Somery of Montpelier hosted Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Foss
Trene Child
Wallafield
E. Joslyn
Montpelier
Sawyer Homestead
M. M. Davis
Sleeper
Daniel Irish
Jericho
C. B. McAllister
Essex Junction
V. V. Turner
Wieterbury
M. R. Child
Elizabeth
Melvin
East Dunham
Canada
Methodist Church
A. L. Somery
Bailey Wallace wedding in St Johnsbury observed
Mr and Mrs Douglas of Waterbury attended the wedding of their son Clarence J Bailey to Miss Edna Wallace of St Johnsbury. Bride Edna Wallace graduated from St Johnsbury Academy the morning of her wedding. They will reside in White River Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Wer
St. Johnsbury
Clarence J. Bailey
Edna Wallace
Gladys Dent
Lealle Morgan
St. Al‘ana
Bailey
U.S
St. Johnsbury Academy
White River Junction
AL Campbell
Waitefield
Helen Campbell
Lovi Smith
Frank Knight
Georgia
Gerald Campbell
Warren
B. A. Camp
Sherburne
Motpelier
Deafness Cure Claim and Remedies Advertised
An advertisement promotes a cure for deafness claiming restoration via internal mucous lining treatment and removal of infection. It asserts nine cases arise from catarrah and markets a “Catarra Cure” with mail order effort and a Toledo company contact. It also mentions Mall's Vitaly Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenty & CO
Toledo
Drugeists
Cabot and nearby residents attend graduations and events
Cabot and neighboring locals traveled for graduation exercises at the normal school where Miss Judith Haines and Alice Harvey graduated. Mentions guests at Walter Perry’s, visits from Barre, Burlington, Lyndon, and St Johnsbury, a Cabot rubber game win, and a county Congregational conference in Cabot on June 27. The E A Thomas remains were laid to rest in Cabot cemetery with lodge honors.
Randolph Residents Return and Local School Meeting
Randolph news reports a family auto trip home from Boston led by Mr and Mrs WoW Brown and Mixx Hazel Brown. The town also notes the recent annual school meeting, tax vote, new commercial teacher hire, and several residents headed for camps, visits, or marriage in Pittsburg and Wilkinsburg.
Mrs Murdo Melcod Visits Milan Relatives
Graniteville report notes Mrs Murdo Melcod went to Milan to visit relatives Norman Murray, youngest son of Dan Murray, is seriously ill with pneumonia Mrs Allan McKcennie and family traveled to Keith P in the morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdo Melcod
Milan
Norman
Dan Murray
Allan McKcennie
Keith
Community Notes on Local Visitors and Illness
Mrs. Morgan, recently listed as sick, is reported improving. Mr. and Mrs. Vinal of East Barre visited her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Will Drury of Griniteville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bosley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Vinal
East Barre
M. L. Lewis
Will Drury
Griniteville
Henry Bosley
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Tery
Sio
Economista Bee Seaple Seecana
Betsisfaction
the Jiffy Starter Co
Detroit, Mich
Net Contents
Firach
Castor
EM Ite
Pre
York
Castoria
Uneeda
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Moretown
Mr. Standish
Randolph
George Walker
South America
William Sawyer
Waterbury
BAY State Liquid Paint
A. W. Beckley
Crown's Drug Store
Main Street
D. M. Miles Coal Co
No. Main St
CABOT
M.S. Haines
Leon Haines
Johnson
Raymond Farrington
Judith Haines
Alice Harvey
Flora Brown
Manchester
Walter Perry
Misa Lila Perry
Ellen Webster
Barton
Eva Clough
Clifton Rogers
Lyndon Agricultural School
Stephen Nelson
Alice
Thomas Crowley
Greensboro
Maiden Walbridge
Middlebury
Ralph Hoxt
Ed Paquin
Hurlington
Marshield
Cabot Cemetery
Green Mountain Lodge
A. M
John McLean
St.Johne lv
McLean
West Hill
Congregational Churches
BP. Drew
Worcester
F. Drew
Canvaregasions
Gradir
Calest High School
Hale
Mr. Hale
Jennie Bell
Walden
Turwlay
Harvey Burnap
Calais
Tinttor
Robert Clerk
Rustater Propemition Nations
Ballend
Graniteville
Gouraud
T, Hopkins & Son
Pat Moran
Philadlphia
Allen
Arec
Wonartment
Stanwe Evers
J. W. Dillon
American Clothing Co
South Barre
W. T. Campbell
Madison Avenue
Park & Pollard Co
Park & Pollard
Mr. Campbell
Wayne
H. F. Cutler & Son Telephone
Vermont
Metro
Booth Tarkingtns
Vail Valli
Lemester
Paramount Presents
Cleo Ridgley
Wallace
Hospital Ambulance Service
Brtaker
Emarshers
Osm
Barre Daily Times
Times Office
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