South Ryegate social and community notes
Local notices report entertainment plans at the Presbyterian church on Monday June 24 to aid the Red Cross, births in the community, a new road layout by Willis J. Brown, and ongoing sermons by Rev W T Bailey. Additional items mention illness, graduations, travel, visitors, and a wedding trip to Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Red Cross
Gordon Smith
John M. McKinnon
Selectmen
Willis J. Brown
M. KR. Brown
Counwet
Groton and
Wells River
South Ryegate
W. T. Bailey
Newtown House
F. A. Collina
D. M. McKinley
William Bone
Wynd
Ws Faris
West Barnet
Mary Hearte
Welle River High School
Lexes McDonald
Wentworth Institute
Hoxton
Aviae Tron Corps
U. S. Army
T. P. McDowell
Peter McDowell
New York City
James Beaton
Vergennes
Richford
F. ©. Ingraham
Cecile Beaton
E. J. Nye
Chicopro
Mass
Frank Rosa
Quincy
East Montpelier Center News Notes and Local Trades
Edward Murray writes from France claiming safety and plans to return soon, with funds saved and transferred to his mother Mrs. J R Young. Local events include a food conservation conference, farm bureau activity, and care for a wounded relative. Frosts damaged crops while Red Cross knitting proceeds and community tidbits fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Murray
France
J. R. Young
Montpelier
F P. Townsend
Richard Copping
Badger
Marshfield
Edward
Bancroft
C. A. Badger
Farm Bureau
Arthur Wella
Plainfield
George McKnight
Strafford
Charles McKnight
Bailey
Worcester
Mise Florence Hill
Mise Hill
Red Crows
T He Don
Red Cros
Gary Charles Ormsbee
Miss Trone Joslyn and Maid Arrive for Summer
Miss Trone Joslyn and maid Miss Alma Swanson from Minneapolis arrived for the summer. Several residents and visitors, including Miss Rath Josion and families from Hanover and Newton Center, were noted in town. Local events include Congregational Church activities and Patriotic programs by children, with families visiting relatives in Montpelier and Pridey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trone Joslyn
Alma Swanson
Minneapolis
Miserite Howard
F. H. Abbott
Aete
W. A. Remele
Montpelier
K. Lona
Ward
Carl
Hanover
Harriet E. Smith
Newton Center
Mass
Siaener
B. Janes
Tod Baptlam
Infante
Frances
Cora Bucklin
Meetpelier
Roveland
Marre Priday
Steith
Geralt Stokes
Stetpeder
Guarrement
Randolph Thomson Menard and Local Labor Shifts Mentioned
Randolph Theo Menard leaves express work at White River Junction to become timekeeper at Fairbanks scale works in St Johnsbury. Miss Dorothy Tucker returns from Jackson College Boston for summer. Several locals plan college and military paths. a graduation ball raises 164.75 for Red Cross. a string of relocations and employment changes follows. A theft at W. E. Lamson store resumes as firearms and cartridges are stolen. A son named Gilbert Henry is born to Roy and wife at the sanatorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Menard
White River Junction
Fairbanks Scale
St Johnsbury
Carroll Billings
R. J. Mitchell
Dorothy Tucker
Jackson College
Boston
Mary Canyon
Claremont
N. H
Clifford Averill
Hulburt
M. W. Campbell
Mary Bergholz
New York City
G. P. Lamson
Johnson
Joseph Hamilton
Mabel Hamilton
West Woodstock
Adam Johnson
W. E. Mack
Torrington
Conn
Elizabeth Lamson
Mary Upham
West
Katherine Crane
Ping
Brookfield
Mike Anne Gilbert Bell
Walnut Hill School
Howard G. Spada
University of Vermont
Dean H. Allen
Tufta College
Wilmer W. Angell
Dartmouth
Ernest E. Goodrich
Warton School of Firity of Pennsylvania
Jones
Norwich
Elaine Bass
Josephine
Stimete
Annie L. Hateh
Dwight Granger
Ralph Noble
Earl R.shoquine
Daniel Putnam
Navy
Mise
Merle Allen
New England
N. D
Mise Faith Wilson
Randolph High Schoo
Mies Hazeleee
Kimball Public Library
Red Crown
Pliny F. Morse
M. Morse & Son
Prudential Committee
Rosina Malcol
Jerry Goodheart
New Haven
W. E. Lamson
Crawford
Carroll Granger
Soo
Dwight
Florence
Lewis Carlisle
Portamouth
Rex Fullam
C. D. Gibbe
Fullam
Henry Tobey
Waterbury
State Hospital
Chelsea
Tobey
Roy Howard
Gilbert Henry
Wis Hardwick News Wrapup From Local Town Daily
Hardwick notes cover residents and visitors visiting Bristol Conn to workers at New Cement factory and local landmarks. Mentions Mrs William in and Conny. Earl Murphy and others in town visiting friends. The Eline Allbee place on Brush Street torn down and Robio's on Wolcott Street opened. Beatrice Batchelder and Jane Ashland among guests at local homes. Wig savings drive at opera house next Monday. A 22 inch fish caught by a boy, Bridgman woods meeting planned for signaling and outdoor work. Big fire Tuesday caused property damage and concerns for growers and owners.
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Laula Costantino
Bristol
Conn
William In
Aifed Conny
Earl Murphy
V. Eignal Corps
Jackson
Eline Allbee
Brush Stront
R. Ki. Wakefield
Robio
Wolcott
Br .Howth
Malden
Mass
C. J. French
Heath
Ee Heath
Beatrice Batchelder
Ivan Hunt
Vernet Thomas
Anna Spau
Burton
Thurnloed
Frias
Peti
Vermont
Bishop
Boston
J@aret
Jane Ashland
Aeiegree
Judge Taylor
Opera House
Ina Littie
Johnson Normal School
Lloyd Hollins
Evel
Lake Hardwick
Fieh
Salieg
Bridgman Woods
Local visitors and town notes from Groton and vicinity
Groton sees visits from Rev F W Lewis and families from Barnet to St Albans while residents travel to Barre Portsmouth and Canada. Local births deaths and illness noted with several callers from Woodsville St Johnsbury and Thetford. Frost and replanting affect gardens as upcoming church sermons outline possessions and home life in Africa.
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F. W. Lewis
St. Albans
Jo S&s. Blanchard
Ernest Tainy
Mary Cully Hue
Mes. A. Ht. Taylor
Alex Welch
Barnet Jare
H. T. Morrison
Barre
Carroll Ricker
Portsmouth
Nhs
Ehipbuilding Corps
Harry Chamberlin
Pillabury
East Ryegate
A. Morrison
Childrewn
Canada
Mildred Eastman
Woodsville
George Eastman
Alexander Dunnett
St. Johnsbury
Harry Hosmer
Doris
N.hs
A. Ricker
W. B. Darling
W. G. Ricker
W. B. Page
Richard Dennis
Bradford
William Richardson
F. M. Woodbridge
Baptist Church
Africa
Williamstown War Fund Push Seeks Local Subscriptions
About $10 000 has been subscribed toward the 14 KK quota. The committee will call on every family in town within four days to gain new memberships as residents are urged to support the government and the soldiers. Immediate attention requested with returns due July 1. Thanks are offered to neighbors for aid since Otto Edson lost an eye and to Edith Goodrich for her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Washington
France
Otto Edson
Edith Goodrich
Edsons and Fullers Named in Readings? Kipling Mention
A fragmented item lists Mr. and Mrs. Otto Edson and E. E. Fuller twice, followed by a note to Kipling and a quip on poetry defining art as arranging words with minimal commercial value per the Boston Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Edson
E. E. Fuller
Kipling
Boston Transcript
Hardwick and Cabot Residents Gather for Weekend Visits
Community members from Hardwick Cabot Wolcott Montpelier and Cheshire visited relatives and friends across town over the weekend. People listed include Duran Yorks Almaworth Weeks Webber and Lewis family members, along with Thomas Dana and several Mande Davis relatives, with some planning work in Portmouth N H and Springfed employment.
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Duran Yorks
T Hardwick
W. A
Thomas
North Mostpeller
Mie
Webber Om
Camp Comfort
Sia S . Sar
William Lewis
Aow
Yard
Hardwick
E. F
J. F. Merchant
B. ¥. Morse
Mae Webber
Springfed
Harry Boyer
Worcester
Mande
Cabot Notes and Local Social Roundup
Cabot notes include visits from Nelson of Boston and West Barnet guests at J. M. South wick’s, with prize speaking at Goddard. Officers elected for Judith Lyford Woman’s club, including Mary Rogers as president and Ruth Butterfield as vice. A severe freeze damaged crops, thoug h neighbors replanted some vegetables. thanks extended for typhoid fever aid from neighbors and W C and Red Grass ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Nelson
Boston
Dudley Blake
West Barnet
J. M. Southwick
Bert Talbot
Mire M. Wheeler
A. P. Burnham
Barre
Ruby Blaine
W. T. Lance
Goddard
Glean Powers
Barne F Rt Tebbetts
Judith Ly
Ford Woman's Lab
Mary Rogers
Ruth Butterfield
Eva Haines
Kuma Goodale
Florence Harris
Lottie Smith
Lena Wheeler
Gertrude Wells
Gertrude Read
Carrle Smith
Cabot
W. C
Mr and
Mra
George Witham
Pulpit Punster Sparks Debate Over Era Jibe
A Dublin pile opened a speech with a quip about eras in Irish history and labeled the current period the Devil era, sparked by Sinn Fein rhetoric. De Valera referenced the Pagan and Christian eras in a Boston Transcript piece drawing reaction.
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Sinn Fein
Dublin
de Valera
Boston “Transcript
Northfield Notes on Meetings Travels and Local Events
Northfield residents report visits and meetings as Walter B. Perkins of Burlington returns with others from Melvore Falls and Post Mills. Local officials and bankers attend duties. a major on leave from Camp Devens. marriage news from Woodhaven and Northfield. A hard frost prompts garden replanting and a school district annual meeting is set for June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Perkins
Burlington
Werlewday
Dr. 8
F. Alien Ata Aon
Richmond
Mise’ Livaiy Knapp
Meludoe Falls
Post Mills
Alexander Kiddie Wie
Secal Dele
Marshall D. Smith
Ardmore
Okla
Tighgaw Springs
Marehfield
Walden
Charles Parker
Dewey T. Hantey
Montpelier
Arthur W. Hill
Josephine Galli
Woodhaven
N.Y
Elsie Helene Bjorkland
Harold R. Aldrich
Northfield
Aldrich
Northfield National Bank
C.K. Cameron
Elm Street
Northfield Steam Landry
Hatch
High Wehoot
Massacre of Belgians Recalls Grim Occupation Testimony
The article cites Brand Whitlock recalling Tamines in Belgium where German troops killed, pillaged, and forced villagers into the streets in August 1914. It describes graves, burned horses, executions mockingly performed beside a church, and massed civilians in St Martin's square as witnesses to the atrocity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery
Belgium
France
Serbia
Brand Whitlock
Heligium
Tamines
Gambre
St. Martin's Square
The War Echoes in a Damaged Boston Trance Script
Fragmentary wartime commentary recounts executions and civilian suffering with bleak lines about cruelty and patriotism. It references doomed youths aged 13 to 14, graves near a cemetery, and a debate on civilian sacrifice and misused news imagery amid the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Eh
Elviliane
Katherine
Boston
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