Barre and White River items headline regional social notes
Hartford Mrs W F Humphrey returns from Barre Goddard commencement while William Jennings of the telephone company visits Manchester New Hampshire. C T Priest of Western Electric backs new wires for New England Tel Tel in White River Junction. Mra William Harris visits Barre. W B Stone travels White River Junction on business. Miss Gertrude McNamara visits Rudami. Fuller C Smith visits White River Junction on business. A Hartford Coutermauche party drives to Saratoga via Woodstock and Rutland then Chicago, reaching Chicago Friday. Front tires show wear after 51 hours on the road. return through Manchester. Green Mountain Bull association meets in Woodstock buys Holstein bull at Windsor Kennedy farm. HJ Hitchcock hosts dairy conference in White River Junction. Farmers exchange annual meeting in Woodstock approves stock issuance of 850,000. George W Smith of Smith & candy manufacturers in White Dune tion visits Williamstown.
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W. FE
Humphrey
Hartford
Barre
William J. Jennings
The
Telephone Company
Manchester
N. UH
C. TL. Priest
Western Electric Company
White River Junction
New England Tel, & Tel, Co
William Harris
W. B. Stone
South Strafford Wie
Gertrude McNamara
Rudami
Fuller C. Smith
St. Albans
Coutermauche
Lewis White
Lois Payette
Lebanon
N. 1
Woodstock
Rutland
Saratoga
N.Y
Chicago
Green Mountain Bull Association
Windsor
Rennedy
Hi. L. Lane
Springfield
Mass
Farm Bureau
J. Frink
Exchange
HJ. .N. Hitchcock
Agricultural
Burlington
Eld
Mr. Foggy
Bureau
Farmers’ Exchange
H. W.tinkham
Warren, R. I
George W. Smith
Smith & Candy Manufacturers
Williamstown
Danderine Advertisement Jumble During Hair Care Ad
A jumbled ad fragment touts Danderine claiming it reveals new life brightness and color in every hair. It mentions a fallen hair and dandruff as opponents to appearance, with erroneous spellings and altered terms.
Aspirin ad claims Bayer tablets trusted for a century
An old advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin tablets as genuine and safe for relief of pain headaches neuralgia and colds. It notes a twelve tablet tin priced at a few cents and claims wide doctor and patient use for over years. The copy explains Bayer as the trademark and mentions salicylic acid as the active ingredient.
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Bayer
Aidv
Memorial sermon at Odd Fellows hall in Plainfield
Rev. Mr. Price of Rutland will deliver the annual memorial sermon next Sunday at 10:40 AM at the M. W. church. All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs invited. Community notes list students returning from Goddard Seminary, closure of school terms, and visitors from Barre Montpelier Hyde Park and Marshfield among other local movements and travels.
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Mr. Price
Rutland
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
M. Wi
Odd Fellows
Maude Flood
Maple Hill
Howard
George Hamel
North Calais
Etta Myrick
Bridport
Mia
William Bancroft
May
Viola Bemis
Elsie Cite
Montpelier
Goddard Seminary
A. N. Flood
Harry Flood
Marshfield
Barre
Ruth Greeley
Brattleboro
and Myre
Albert Fowler
Orton Whitcomb
Albert St. Cyr
Hyde Park
Harold Kenniston
Henry Kenniston
Clem Batchelder
West Somerville
Mass
J. W. Batchelder
Frank
Arthur
Karl Woodowkent
Groton Pond
Martin Amt
Barry
BV. Spencer
Alion Smith
Cabot
Edith King
Martin & Bartlett
W. HL Martin
Mise Liew
Mea
BP. Dodge
Hayes Bassett
Cutter Robbins
University of Maine
Arthur Townsend
C. K. Silver
Harley Martin
Richart
Attridge
Tad
Onwnge
North Randolph Community News Update
Mr Chamberlin has finished work for Thire Mrs KA. Residents include aunt children of Randolph with their father Mea ALM. Cane Frank Windgett and family visited from Quebec. Fly and EW Camp stay with their parents Dix Casy. Andrew Fitts family with Ralph Thayer. June 13 Geraldine June Lovet born to Mr and Mrs Snaper Lovet. FLA Fitte sewing for mother and date. Children to serenade Wesday night. George Poe and family, Roy to return to their farm.
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Chamberlin Thas
Randolph
Cane
Frank Windgett
Quebec
Andrew Fitts
Ralph Thayer
Geraldine June
Snaper Lovet
Fla Fitte
Children’s
Serena
Trenton
George Poe
Roy
Randolph Thomas Fitch Returns to Chicago Business
Randolph Thomas Fitch leaves for Chicago to resume his business after attending the death of Dr. BE. O. Blanchard. Mrs. Fitch remains with Mrs. Blanchard for a time. Doris Ovha of Swanton visits Mr. and Mrs. William Osha. J.B. Lyon from Plattsburg visits family, while Mrs. Slack plans a Nebraska trip. Many locals travel or relocate as others attend events and graduations.
Kinney and Bailey Families On Weekend Visits In New England
West Berlin residents recount visits and social calls across Ja monica Plain Randolph Montpelier and Burlington. Abbie Freeman hosted Kinney relatives with Mr and Mrs F B Bailey while Esther Miriam Eisie and Gordon Wells planned a musical event. Others visited grandparents, moved plans, and took drives to new homes this Sunday afternoon.
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Frank Kinney
Jamonica Plain
Mass
Abbie Freeman
F. B. Bailey
A. H. Je
Richardson Mills
Shuttie
Montpelier
Wells
Kee
Vaward E. Wels
Thie Place
At & We
A. Patterson
Claretree Pike
Burlington
Mia
Mere Anna Adarne
Orrin Kimball
TS. Gone
Local Notes From East Brookfield and Surrounding Areas
East Brookfield and nearby towns report family visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Stoddard attended events in Chelsea with relatives. Irina Davie visited her parents. Ruth and Heer Brows of Burlington spent the weekend with their parents. The West Orange county Sunday schools met at Wael Brooksfield with over 100 attendees. The Weona Community Club plans a meeting Saturday evening with an entertainment program and refreshments. Visitors include Julie Wigelow and Mary Upham of Worcester staying with family in the area.
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Stoddard
Chelsea
George Goodrich
Carl Benedict
Ruth
Heer
Nurlington
FE Mise
Irina Davie
Mire
Hk Darin
Orange County
Wael Browksfield
Wwe
Weona
Levi
South Barre
Julie Wigelow
Mise
Mary
Upham
Worcester
West Topsham Couple Reunited After War Absence
Mrs Moses Het and Eva Alber are among residents whose relatives were returning home after wartime service. The letter notes reunion with family members and mentions ongoing adjustments as households resume normal life after conflict.
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Moses Het
Eva Aml Alber
Lift Off Corns With Fingers
A small bottle of Freezone costs only a few cents and is sold at drug stores. Apply drops to a tender corn or callus and pain stops quickly. The corn or callus is then lifted out with no pain or soreness, leaving no residual irritation.
East Braintree Fishing Trip and Local Guests
Sunday visitors to David Abel's included Willis Kerivon and Aldrich couples from Weath Hartford and Sharon, Mrs Warrington and son from Pomfret, and William Homer with Milay Bannister. The group returned from a three day fishing trip in East Albury. WW Scribner family were summoned to Hartford Friday by a death, then plan to visit Mis Scrienersoow in Bridgeport. John White of Hartford cares for his home during their absence as Anson Eastman and his household guests from Northfield and Mrs Gertrude Young of Windsor visit. Mrs Scott Bronke and Mrs Thomas Davie of Brookfield accompany relatives Newton Sumner. Mrsie Hutchinson and granddaughter Lorene Walker moved from Randolph to their house here. Fish has traveled to Springfield to visit his daughter.
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David Abel
Willis Kerivon
Weath Hartford
Aldrich
Sharon
Warrington
Pomfret
William Homer
Milay Bannister
Aloe Glend Chase
East Albury
WW. Scribner
Hartford
Prom Uhere
Bridgeport
Conn
Randolphia
Fish
Springfeld
Dance at Grange Hall Next Thursday Evening
East Bethel report notes Mrs. Merve hosting Michigan visiting daughter and a community dance planned at the Grange Hall next Thursday. Mentions of Children Day at the university church last Sunday and local residents traveling to nearby Brookfield for a convention. Merton Smith begins barn repairs this week with a new silo and barn addition planned.
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Merton Smith
St. Johnsbury Visit and Local News Briefs
WAITSFIELD Mrs. B A Fiske returned Saturday to fier Nome in St. Johnsbury. Mr and Mrs Joslyn attend Middlebury commencement. John Saunders family visited Montpelier relatives. George W Wallis and wife were in Ludlow. Elsie M Long and Evelyn Joslyn attend Johnson-com Thencement. Ruth M Joslyn graduated from Middlebury College. Mabel Fidelia Joslyn and Florence Lillian Whitcomb head for Core, Cal to make their home. Dr and Mrs J Howard and daughter Marguerite of St Albans weekend in town. Mrs A B Tucker and sons Orman and Clarence spent Sunday in Orwell. Long family picnic set for J O F hall Thursday. The GC class of the Congregational Sunday school to hold June meeting in the vestry. Every member present.
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B.A. Fiske
Fier Nome
St. Johnsbury
Cores
Cal
Tev
Mia
J. Howard
Marguerite
St. Albus
A. B. Tucker
Orman and
Clarence
Orwell
J. O. F. Hall
Congregational Sunday School
Plei
Randolph Center Notes and Local Engagements
Mr and Mrs Earl Hibbard of South Royalton visited H M Hibbard's. James Tierney of Bradford was in town Sunday. Rollin H Barrett was named by the state board of education as principal of V A to succeed. Allen McMurphy at Storrs College is home. Miss Anna Clark of Lynchburg Virginia visits for vacation. Mrs C Holden opens Old Homestract for summer. Charles Ballou moves to Rochester. VoSal commencement disrupted by rain. 18 graduates.
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Earl Hibbard
South Royalton
H. M. Hibbard
James Tierney
Bradford
Rollin H. Barrett
State Board of Education
V. A
Charles Ballou
Rochester
Vo Sal
The End of the Road film shown for three days this week
Amusement notes review the motion picture The End of the Road as a serious drama designed to teach wholesome values to children and youths. The New York Times praises its frank treatment of birth, sex, morality, and consequences, noting it will deter and educate while stirring strong reactions.
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New York Times
Pepe
Nellie Gill Players Promise Strong Bit
The Nellie Gill Players present The Woman and the Law a powerful drama likely their strongest yet Miss Gill appears in a demanding emotional role praised by Vermant auditions The production is expected to receive enthusiastic support from audiences at the Nellie Gill performances.
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Nellie Gill
Wood
Miss Gill
Vermant
New York
Ady
Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets Endorsed by Patient
A testimonial from R B O Flynn of Ogdensburg New York reports a five year struggle with stomach liver and kidney troubles resolving after using Fruit-a-tives supplements. The ad promotes a sample box and 6 for 2 50 with a trial size 25 cents available at dealers or from Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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Norra Union St
Recursion
N.Y
R. B. O'Flynn
Ogdensburg
N, Y
Wells River Opens Season With Narrow Win Over Monroe
Wells River defeats Monroe four to three in the season opener. Brown pitched superbly with 14 strikeouts while Banery worked in the box for Monroe striking out eight and issuing only one walk. Local players showed lack of batting practice and aim to improve before next Saturday.
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Wells River
Monroe
Brown
Banery
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