West Topsham Couple Honored At Reception
A Tuesday evening reception for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hood in the West Topsham hall drew neighbors and friends. The program featured promenading and dancing with refreshments, while a long list of gifts including silverware, glassware, towels, and a dinner set was presented. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mills of Orange and others. the couple are highly esteemed and wished well for their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hood
M. Hood
Dan Forth
F. BE
Dany Forth
Waldo Hood
Lottie Simpson
N.T. Cilley and
Miss Ocecil Wiggins
Wil. Bacon
Hoy Mills
Jonnn A. Weed
Mias
Bernice Cilley
Ralph and
Ray Burgin
Hazel and
Vis Hood
He A. Perot
P Hight
Marston
F. Fi
Rugby
Herbert Simpson
White Brothers
Ernest Magoon
Othr
Roy Mills
Orange
C. Danh
Waltington
Charles Bertin Sanborn
Montpelier
Linna A. Weed
Ryegate
Summer Travel and Local Gleanings
Rochester residents Miss Marjorie Ford and Maxwell Fos kett stay at home for the summer while Florence Skinner visits Richford. Mr and Mrs John Marsh and Miss Anna Marsh spend two weeks in Northfield Massachusetts. Fred Austin purchased a Danatioutine lot to build on this summer. Mrs John Aldrich and Mrs Lloyd Church were in Hancock Friday. Mr and Mrs C E Townsend attend Harvard commencement as their son graduates from the law school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Ford
Maxwell Foskett
Goddard Sominars
Florence Skinner
Richford
John Marsh
Anna Marsh
Northfeld
Masa
Fred Austin
Danatioutine
John Aldrich
Lloyd Church
Hancock
C. E. Townsend
Boston
Harvard College
Law Schow
Plainfield and Barre Residents Visit in Barre and Barre area
Town notices list visits across Barre Hardwick Plattsburg and Concord with many residents including May Goodrich Mrs George Vincent Ruth Vincent Florence Page Hazel Martyn and others. Community gatherings include Pomona grange attendance and Arcadia Pleasant Valley lodges memorial services. The South School graduation had three honorees with a picnic planned and perfect attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Goodrich
Barre
George Vincent
Ruth Vincent
Hardwick
Frank Page
Florence
Hazel Martyn
Brettleboro
Will
Albreds Martyn
Peter King
Plattsburg
N.Y
Will Martin
Cambridge
Mass
Martin Farm
Merrill Aiken
Orange
J. F. Fortney
W. T. Patch
Rutan
T. M. Johnson
Keon Page
Henry Batchelder
W. A. Brown
St Johnsbury
le M. Johnson
Orville Baker
Henry Bartlett
Fairlee
Charles Simmons
Montpelier
Lee Martin
F. J. Bancroft
Cabot
Frank Wootcock
Groton Pond
William Best
Emma Beat
Batchelder
Franklyn Lewis
Calais
Hen Warren
George Brown
Burlington
Michael Kelley
Frank Kelley
George Nye
Lane
Fdgewater
South School
Edih Perry
Lena Diemer
Leo Taft
T. A. Parry
Vermont
Ray Billy
Jevi Patt
Willia Joes
Hazel Diemer
Raymond Diemer
Grace and
Lois Batchelder
Grace Bateheller
Gladys Hendrickson
Worcester Wedding and Reception At Viton Home
Ralph Viton and his bride returned from their wedding and hosted a reception at Albert Borrells. They plan to live with Ralphs parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Viton. Wray Curtis visiting friends in Burlington and Huntington. Mr and Mrs A H Utton of Barre attended Ralphs reception. If schools closed Friday, Mine Nelson hosted a school plant. About 20 visitors were absent. The school gave a flag drill praised by scholars and teacher. Arthur Nelson from East Montpelier and Robert Gould from Springfield were among visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Viton
Bride
Albert Borrell
Vittons Parente
Thomas Viton
Wray Curtis i
Burlington
Huntington
Mer
A. H. Utton
Barre
Ralph
Mine Nelson
Hampshire Hill
Arthur Nelson
Fast Montpelier
Robert Gould
Springfield
Mans
Fern Lord
Guy Lord
Albertine Bisson
Dana
Flanders
Fernford
Leonee Bisson
Alent
Lucy Biason
Lula Thompson
Gilman Jackson
William Chamberlain
Whitcomb
Hyde Park
Ed Rocks
Ethel Balch
East Barre
Cutler Corner
Jame Slora
Toene ‘Corti
Lillian Jerry
Hazel Johnson
Charlie Nielson
Claude Rogers
Portoy Rogers
Hancock A D Martin Visits Son in Ascatnesville War
Hancock A D Martin travels to Ascatnesville to visit his son Cullen amid the new war of George Farr. Mrs. Harold Spencer joins the party but returns the same day. Mrs. Frank Whittier is noted as Al with Mills Lenn Nye visiting Miss Mamie ae. Mr. and Mrs BR A Whittier were in Bridport last week. Numerous locals attend county court in Middlebury as Mra. Richard Osha and Randolph children spend days with Mrs. Mabel Buh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D. Martin
Cullen
Ascatnesville
George Farr
Harold Spencer
Frank Whittier
Mills Lenn Nye
Mamie Ae
BR. A. Whittier
Bridport
Middlebury
Richard Osha
Randolph
Mabel Buh
Barre Man Endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills
Barre resident George L. Cummings reports a constant dull back ache and kidney weakness relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Crown's drug store. In an August 21 1912 interview he confirms continued benefit and urges buyers to remember the Dean's name. Sold by dealers nationwide 50 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Ihe
George L. Cummings
Prospect Street
Barre
Doan
Crown
Cummings
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Waterbury Notes on Local Guests and Social Events
Helen Misa of Boston was a guest of J. F. Shipman. Eric Graves, Randolph agricultural school alumnus, is at home. A Dorcas society event at South Duxbury church plus a Union Sunday School lawn party at Duxbury Corners featured games, refreshments, and music by Buxwell’s orchestra. Comrade Woodard hosted a reunion for Company Th, 10th Vermont, with General Wo Henry of Burlington as guest of honor, praising his Monocacy bridge role. War Mothers served a fine dinner, and notable attendees included families from Burlington, Barre, Montpelier, and Waterbury Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Helen Shipman
Boston
J. F. Shipman
Eric Graves
Randolph Agricultural School
Dorcan Society
South Duxbury
BH. T
Willon Woodard
10Th
Vermont
Gomrade Woodard
Wo W. Henry
Burlington
Waterbury
Henry
Monocacy Bridge
Early
Washington
Woodart
Woodard
Gladys and
Uarrie
Arthur Woodard
Wow. Henry
Albert Dodge
Alfred Parkhurst
Barre
Iredabmaon
Midlesex
Jerome Ayers
Stowe
Ann Mee
William Mutehina
George C. Brown
Montpelier
J. B. Preoman
Aant and
Aare Smalley
Mra. Whither
Waterbury Center
Kitta Bowers
Boothe
B. Jones
John L. Baird
Casey
Katherine
Mary
Margaret Tabor
Wattsfield High School
Mort
Panama Canal
Dwight William Joslins
Miles Uprey
G. N
Kew
Williams
Mre. Williams
Mr. Pollard
Weldport
Gtrmamer Stindit
Annie Bishee Emme
N. 1 Phelps
Mikk Margaret Kewfe
Evelyn Destinie
Bur Hinwton
William Graves
Randolph Instoek
McLaughlin
B.C. Dougles
Carl Lone
ZW. McAllister
EH. Jones
Clyde Jour
Talzar Jones
W. J. Jones
Mra. Donce
Mise Ruth Jones
Otto Ruginell
Legg
Hagel Brewster
Tuntington Center
Ward Joslin
Randolph State Agricultural School
East Corinth Notices and Local Meetings
East Corinth notices report a funeral for Mrs. Sarah Page at her home on Saturday June 20 and several social visits. Local residents move, visit White River Junction, and Universalist and Congregational groups hold services and plan summer activities. The Ladies Village Improvement Society meets May 2, with talks on sewing ventures and a vote on funding a playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Page
Peacham
Aire
Mary BT
Chelsea
Universalist
Alley
Yeorker
Congregational Publishing Society
Universalist Sunday School
Hall Pond
Leetad
Works
Mra
Adelaide Rowland
Daley Cook
Mandie Rowlams
Bird Bailey
Parisian Sage Hair Product Claims Free Dandruff Relief
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a remedy for thinning, dull hair, promising nourishment and growth. It claims to stop itching, remove dandruff, and cleanse hair with regular use, available at Hed Cross Pharmacy and drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hed Cress
Websterville Property Change Grants New Owner and Plans
William Lappin becomes owner of the four tenement building opposite the post office in Graniteville Websterville formerly Joseph Rock’s property. The new owner will connect the tenements to the electric lighting system install spring water service in each unit and undertake extensive repairs. Painters will prepare and repaint the exterior while workmen repair the block and buildings to restore them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville
William ©. Lappin
Websterville
Joseph Rock
Omer
Bethel couples wedding journey interrupted at station
Fred E Burrell and Mil anion wed yest with a brief southbound wedding journey. The groom was held at the station until rescued by a porter as friends awaited arrival. Burrell runs a barber shop and the shop’s staff will manage until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Burrell
Milanion
Flolph
Waitsfield Children Day Observed At Covaregational Church
Waitsfield observes Children’s Day at Covaregational Church with service by and for children. Three baptized. exercises, songs, and music by primary and Kindergarten departments. Church decor featured ferns and yellow white flowers. Notables: Mrs Tames A. Niel returns from Newport. families and locals visiting, commencement at Wattsfield High School. students showcased speeches, music, and valedictory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tames A. Niel
Newport
Mex
John Gergory
Little Arand
St. Handall
Huntington
Elie of Nie
Mra
Harry Elie
How French People Cure Stomach Trouble
A household comedy of the French remedy Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy promises quick relief for stomach liver and intestinal troubles. George HL Mayr a Chicago druggist introduced it here and many claim dramatic results after a single dose. Sold at Bussett’s The Red Cross Pharmacy advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George HL Mayr
Mayr
Bussett's
Adrt
Community Notices and Social Highlights From Williamstown Area
Funeral services mark Mrs. Origen Blanchard's rites in Williamstown Inst while Nelsons and others attend. Barre visitors join a gifting party at Mrs Beard's. lake trips to Groton noted. Florence Cutler visits Topsham grandmother. land tales and grange degrees discussed. Area schools report perfect attendance and close for summer with picnics, flowers, and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. EB. Nelson
Roy Nelson
Origen Blanchard
Williamstown
George Emerson
Barre
E. Beard
Farl Tanders
I of Peake
Fred Curtis
John Kee
Charles Flanders
Lake Groton
Florence Cutler
Topsham & Few
Karl Bolles
Plainfield
E. A. Cutler
Grange
E. Fenke
Parmita
East Montpelier
Kimball Corner
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West Topsham
Rochester
LAMSON @HUBBARD StrawHars
Frank McWhorter
Worcester
East Corinth
All America
American Clothing CO
North Main Street
The
White Mountain
N. C. Phelps Company Telephone
Barre, Vermont
Undertaker
Bier
Mr. Perry
HARRS
Bethel
Mabel Malanion
Mike Petrillo
Myron Rogers
Ff. Hi
Burrell
Robert Noble
M. L., Wyman, Jr
Gaysville
Rockingham Tusetion
N. H
Robert Wells
Trend of the Peace
Justice CO. Spaulding
South Main Street
FN. Chapman
Walter Bassingthwaighte
Wallace Batchelder
Robert Paine
Leslie Southworth
Billy Clifford
Woodstock
Y. M.C
OV. Greene
Poc. Angell
Nr PF
A. Edmanda
Kilmer Stark
J. Howard Mycott
Floyd BR. Fairbanks
Bury, Tington
Asaletumt
CN. Arnold
Providence
R. T
Waitsfield
Qualit
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N.C
Kent
Stanton Williams
Charlotte
R. J. Holbrook
Townshend
Bowman D. Crosby
Whiting
B. L. Joslyn
J. Lb
Ene C. KE. Braken
Brackett, Shaw & Lunt CO
Orih
Boston, Mass
Barre Electric Company
North Main St
Bay State Liquid Paints
Matheson
A. V. Beckley
Drewa’s
N.E
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