Adamant Mrs Ivie Tibbitts Rites Held At Calais
Mrs Ivie Tibbitts died at her parents home in Fast Calais on Saturday noon June 16 after a long illness from liver cancer. She had lived in Cabot and Marshfield where she ran a millinery business. Survived by parents two sisters Mrs Minnie Horr and Mrs Mora Symon one brother Earl Slayton with many relatives. Funeral held at her late home June 15 with interment at Poplar Hill cemetery beside her brothers. Out of town attendees included Cabot families and Marshfield residents. Floral tribute included a pillow inscribed Tins from family. Also notes of other local visits and attendances follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivie Tibbitts
Ara Slayton
Minnie Horr
Mora Symon
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Earl Slayton
East Montpelier
Dean Holt
Poplar Hill Cemetery
Wilber Wheeler
C. M. Lamberton
Fred Lamberton
Cabot
CC. Lamberton
Mra. Kidder
Marshfield
Alma Little
North Montpelier
McKinlays Return With Nieces. Local Notices
South Ayegate notes a week of family visits and moves. Rev and Mrs J M McKinlay return with their niece Theodora Vander voort from Newbury to stay a few weeks. Community members Lydia Bailey Nancy Randall Maud Whiteher and Mabel Hull are mentioned with errands visits and health. William P McNowell dies in New York at 34. body to be buried locally. Dr Leland McKinlay to graduate in Burlington this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. McKinlay
Newbury
Theodora Vandervoort
Newcastle
F. E. Ingraham
Ralph Whitehill
Lydia Bailey
Maud Whiteher
Nancy Randall
Barre
Mabel Hull
Mont- Pelier
Jaanes Mills
Samuel Mills
Gustavus Rabaioli
Alex J. Smith
Willoughby Lake
Dewey Darling
State Forestry Department
Lyndonville
Walter Buchanan
Gray
St. Johnsbury
Ihe Pearsons
William P. McNowell
New York City
Bright
McDowell
G. W. Darling
G. C. Cowan
Montpelier
George Leroy Darling
Lowell, Mass
P. I. Tewksbury
Marjorie
Joanna
Canan
Sawyerville
Local Notes From West Brookfield and Surrounds
West Brookfield items note Mrs Fred Flint attending Randolph graduation events with her mother Mrs Rose Flint. Guests Mrs and Mrs W W Scribner hosted friends Tuesday after returning from a wedding trip in Colchester. Mr and Mrs Fred West of Methel visited George West Sunday. Sherwood Christopher is ill and confined to home. Village women, nineteen in number, met at the schoolhouse for Red Cross work. Red Cross drive praised as the school closed Friday with a picnic in Van Clark grove for about forty parents and scholars. Victor and Chester Barrows of Lancaster School visited aunt Mrs J W Untiect. Eben Bowman, who fell and broke two ribs, is now well. Miss Inella Durkee entertaining company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Flint
Randolph
Rose Flint
W. W. Scribner
Colchester
Beribner
Fred West
Methel
Red Cross
van Clark’s Grove
Victor
Chester Barrows
Lancaster
J. W
Eben Bowman
Mins
Inella Durkee
Christening of Baby Mallard Wins Crewe Family Shrine
East Corinth observers report Rev and Mrs A R Crewe of Bradford attended the christening of Baby Mallard Mesors. Knight and Cutler, noted for several hare ventures, faced mud related delays. Worthiey reportedly foundry and factory work near Triplefests of Wertare were mentioned alongside the hospital visit and church attendance on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Crewe
Bradford
Mesors
Knight
Cutler
Waterbury Graduation Exercises At Grammar School
The graduating exercises of the grammar school were held in the Methodist Rec church Thursday evening. The program included invocations, essays on Longfellow and Hiawatha, recitations, declamations, songs, and an illustrated reading. The class roll lists numerous graduates and the class colors are green and gold with the motto Press Onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Rec
W. L. Boicourt
Henry W. Longfellow
F. Dustin Cooley
Alice V. ©. Smith
Beatrice M. Ledoux
St. Augustine
Lucille TH. Basantt
Hiawatha
Paul Revere
Glenard N. Turner
Anvil
Hazel 1
Chase
Evan Geraldine M. Lyon
Miles Stand
Job
Tris FE. Marshall
Milne Standish
John Alden
Priscilla
Miles Standish
Muale
Chile
Benediction
W.L. Smith
Leander Lance Bassett
Iaidius Hiram Bassett
Delia Josephine Billings
Leslie Chauncey Burnett
Louise Delia Burnett
Havel Isabelle Chase
Walter Edwin Chesley
Abigail Burdett Childs
Francis Dustin Cooley
Sheldon Willman Crossett
William John Devine
George William Donovan
Emma Mac Fuller
Ruth Burnell Gibbs
Cecil Lee Goodheart
Curtis Harrington Gough
James Elisa Greene
William Fextward Greene
Fred Royal Lavelle
Harold Boardman Lease
Beatrice Mae Ledoux
Geraldine Maude Lyon
Iris Eldora Marshall
Ethel Marjory Martin
Ruth Inex Moody
Gilbert Thomas Nutbrown
Dalton Francis O'Brien
Evelyn Ayers
Thelma Deal
Goin Haskine
Edwin Henderson
Clase Marshal
Doris Houston
Worcester Couple Wed In Lyndonville Marriage
WORCESTER Tra Dodge and Miss Lillian D. Rember wed in Lyndonville on Friday June 22. Dodge, son of Mr. and Mrs. H Dodge, just graduated from Lyndon Agricultural School. Rember, from Franklin, formerly served as pastor here for three years. They will reside in Lyndonville. Local notes report Hiram Curtis of Co. H at Fort Ethan Allen spent Sunday at home. Byron Cone arrives from Burlington Medical College for vacation with parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cone. Mr. and Mrs. A d Johnson left for Worcester Mass to make their home. Fenton Damon of Island Pond visited his daughter Mrs Straw. Mrs M. P. Ladd and son Wendell visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiggine of Montpelier. Miss Mabel Clark from Boston visited Rev. Ervin Clark at the parsonage. Stephen Richardson is undergoing treatment at Heaton hospital in Montpelier. Children’s Day will be observed at the M E church Sunday June 24 with a concert and baptism of infants. Evening service at 7 45 will be on The Good Shepherd. Midweek prayer at parsonage Thursday and Minister Brook Tuesday prayer at Jean Farneworth’s. Edwin Chandler is very ill at his son Clarence’s home. Jerry Bolton at U S N hospital Newport R I had an operation for rupture June 10 and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Cone
Burlington Medical College
Charles Cone
A. d. Johnson
Worcester
Mass
Fenton Damon
Island Pond
Straw
M. P. Ladd
Wendell
Charles Wiggine
Montpelier
Mabel Clark
Boston
Ervin Clark
Parsonage
Stephen Richardson
Heaton Hospital
M. E. Shurch
Brook
Jean Farneworth
Edwin Chandler
Clarence
Jerry Bolton
U. S. N. Hospital
Newport
R. 1
J.D. Battles of
Ro Steele
RL. Morton
Jennie Morton
Hyde Park
Ase
Harry Morton
Lena West
Stafford
Hizabeth Rand
May K. Howe
Brattleboro
Eleanor Clark
Es Mans
Plymouth
N. H
Pred Engleville
D. E. Guest Ofro
J. Wesley Miller
Hethel
Sharpe
KE. EB. Clark
H. 8. Haskell
George Smith
Randolph Center
L. J. Holway
Barnard
Wic Christi
Woodstock
G. W. Burke
Northfield
J. C. Hazelton
Browneville
E. T. Clark
Bradford
Robert Maseling
Chelsea
A. W. Hewitt
Plainfield
G. Ie Wires
Proctoreville
E. F. Wo
Ludlow
G. H. Sisson
White River Junction
B. Hollin
Natick
Clarence Bickford
Woodsville
N. HS
Chester Bickford
J. F Flanagan
Enorburg
Falla
N.C. Greene
Bradley
Lillie Clayton
Jennie Woodworth
Braintree
E. A. Thomas
St. Albans
Mee
Harry
Archié Goodale
South Royalton
H. J. Hayward
Chelsea West Hill Farmers Club Holds Meeting June 26
The West Hill Farmers Club invites members of the Orange County Farmers Association to attend its final meeting of the year on Tuesday evening June 26 at West Hill Church. Officers for the coming year will be elected and dues may be paid. Supt Beeman Rev R Heveltine and Mr ere rae will speak on wartime efforts and a farm alfalfa rotation event is planned on J F Hemenway’s farm the same afternoon June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hill Farmers’ Elub
Orange County Farmers’ Association
West Hill Church
Beeman
Rev
R. Heveltine
Ere Rae
J. F. Hemenway
Women Give Out Barreside Wellness Advice From Mrs Cassiva
Barre resident Mrs F Cassiva reports kidney weakness backache and nerve headaches relieved by Deans Kidney Pills purchased at Cummings and Lewis drug store. She notes occasional use since with satisfactory results and urges other Barre women to heed the experience. Foster Co Buffalo NY 50 cents at dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
F. Cassiva
Farewell Street
Dean
Cummings& Lewis
Cassiva
Foster Co
Buffalo
Village School Recital Excels With Student Performances
Groton residents enjoyed a music recital by village school pupils led by Mike Phillips. Highlights included Crawford Adams in Just Before the Battle Mother and a Star Spangled Banner chorus. diplomas were awarded to Delwin Lord Viola Lagora Tea belle Frost Emma Whitehill and Calvin Vane by District Superintendent Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Phillips
G. D. Gould
Crawford Adams
Mint
Columbia
Smith
Delwin Lord
Viola Lagora
Teabelle Frost
Emma Whitehill
Calvin Vane
Academy Graduations and Local Visits Highlight Week
Bradford Mra and J Hudson of Marshfield visit relatives. Williamstown trip with Clogston family. Methodist church events next Sunday. Water flood disrupts Mead lows farmland. Academy pupils camped at Lake Morey. Commencement at village hall featured class exercises, greetings by Paul Dimick, readings by Ruth Johnson and Lucy Bowker, and an address by Dr. Guy Potter Benton. Senior promenade at Wood's hall followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
J. Hudson
Marshfield
Eilis
Mré
Manchester
N.H
A. R. Crewe
Lisbon
Polpita
Academy
Lake Morey
Paul Dimick
Ruth B. Johnson
Lucy M. Bowker
Mixa Margaret Diekerman
Belinda Wilson
Warren Martin
Golda M. Staples
Ruby Ty Lyman
Lucia Thomson
Clasa Will
Dorothy M. Hardy
F. T. Clark
Leslie Norcross
Guy Potter Benton
University of Vermont
Dorothy Conant
Wood's Hall
Local Social Notes and July 4 Preparations
Bethel residents visit Burlington and Nashua relatives while others attend funerals and a library benefit concert. Notables include Mrs Martha Arnold in Randolph and a Friday Barnard event. A new Ford car appears in Lewis Whitney's fleet as church and society gatherings, sign painting, and civic plans unfold around Marshfield and Barre.
Fragmented OCR notes on dates and events
The readable text provides a jumble of dates and names with unclear meaning. It references July and a future date, mentions a person or group and possible events but lacks complete context or identifiable actions to summarize a concrete news item.
Woodbury Social Notes Reach Across Montpelier and Barre
Woodbury residents and visitors are listed in a weekend round of social notices. Benjamin Arbuckle and family hosted in East Montpelier while C. H. Davie and Eber Baehan hosted nearby. Miss Florence Drennan visited Byard Sweeney in Montpelier. Carl Thomas, Warner Thomas, and others traveled to Burlington for hospital care and returns.
Tunbridge Comity Notes and Local Visits
Comity Agent Loveland visited the alfalfa plot at Will Howe's and Benjamin Tucker's in town Wednesday. Robert Dapsforth recently visited his parents in Strafford Ordway and Beetle bought a Ford touring car and truck from Fred Oward of Randolph for their market garden and small fruit business. Mamie Moseshaw finished work for Welch Bros and returned home to Stratford. Edith Morse went to her home in Springfield early this week. Seven auto parties from South Royall explored town Wednesday to raise Red Cross funds. Fred V. Tuller family, Mrs H R Hayward, and Mrs Henrietta Dimond attended Mrs Charles Woodsbury's funeral in South Royall Thursday. Viola Morrill recently visited Mrs Nellie Culley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Will Howe
Benjamin Tucker
Robert Dapsforth
Strafford
Ordway
Beetle
Fred Ooward
Randolph
Mamie Moseshaw
Welch Bros
Stratford
Edith Morse
Springfield
South Royalt
Red Cross
Fred V. Tuller
H.R. Hayward
Henrietta Dimond
Charles Woodsbury
Viola Morrill
Nellie Culley
East Montpelier Visitors Report Activities and Travel
Abraham Dudley and wife of Derry visit his brother in East Montpelier while Eugene Spicer plans to move into Dudley’s tenement but continues to work for H. Arthur Prescott visits Mrs. Mason, with a friend from Barre to Fork Ethan Allen I to visit Gerald Mason who joined Go. Bennett Arbuckle and wife visit relatives in Hardwick early this week. Mrs. Mattie Curtis leaves for Plainfield for two weeks. Harry Daniels travels to New York on business. A Woodsville steam derrick crew will be at Gray's Crossing Sunday to load coal and lumber from the trackside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Dudley
Derry
Eugene Spicer
Dudley
Arthur Prescott
New York
Woodsville
Strenuous Norwich Training Camp Plan Detailed
A strenuous program at Norwich University training camp outlines infantry drill plus horse maneuvers and semaphore signaling. The ten day course targets volunteers and officers for Fort Myer ROTC camp, emphasizing trench bayonet fighting and specialized instruction for new volunteer regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich University
Fort Myer
Platteburg
Wre
Norwich
Tay
Gwr
Mystic Circle Installation Invite to Foresters and Wives
Graniteville Mystic Circle invites their husbands the Foresters of America and their wives to an installation Monday at 8 o'clock. Dutinesa meeting of the circle is at 7. Samian lodge asks members to bring cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanions
Mystic Circle
Foresters of
America
Dutinesa
Randolph Red Crows Field Day Highlights Town Event
The Friday field day at Viall athletic park drew about one hundred sixty attendees for a parade of automobiles led by Green Mountain Wak access. Floats and decorated cars, including Uncle Sam and The Goddess of Liberty, featured local figures such as N. C. Buck and Miss Marion Drew. The day included baseball games between town teams and merchants, with receipts around 130 dollars and reports of 1,447.75 earlier, aiming to fund town efforts. Attendees included Mrs. J. D. Battles, Mrs. RL Morton, and many local ministers and residents traveling for vacations and church meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viall Athletic Park
Green Mountain
Cishman Block
Corner Pleasant
Main Street
Ayond
Highlands
N. C. Buck
Uncle Sam
Mr. and
Aira
R. Greenn
IL L. Patch
Goddess of Liberty
Marion Drew
Hell
Salisbury
Red Cros
Boy Scouts
Angell
H. L. Hatch
Holden
Runslow
Elsie Kilburn
G. 0. Howe
Gi. A. Osha
V. A. Grant
Pearl Lamson
George Bryant
Mev
I, Sutter
Feld
Replant Garden Space For Late Vegetable Crops
The article advises home gardeners to replant freed beds with vegetables of high food value and storability. It highlights navy beans for storage, suggests late plantings of sweet corn onions tomatoes beets turnips radishes and lettuce, and notes regions where late maturing crops can succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
New
Pennnsylvania
Central Bio
Indiana
Websterville Store Fee Case Reported in Florence
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a store fee issue in Florence with unclear details about a case or investigation. Other readable items reference general commerce and a possible local dispute, but insufficient context or names are legible to confirm parties or outcomes.
Wallis Graduates. Congregational Meeting Moves to Northfield
Everett Wallis wan graduate of Goddard seminary and will stay with his parents. The Washington County Congregational Association meeting, previously set for Tuesday, June 26, will be held at Northfield on that date. George W. Wallis and wife attended Stoddard commencement. Mrs Lillian Sargent has returned to her home in Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Wallis Wan
Goddard Seminary
Ee Ove Ie
Hugh Baird
Arene Byford
Washington County Congregational Association
Northfield
George W. Wallis Aml
Stoddard
Lillian Sargent
Johnsen
Women urged to join Red Cross in war effort
Gelett Burgess appeals to women to volunteer for the American Red Cross, forming base hospital staffs and auxiliary groups to support wounded soldiers in Europe. He argues professional training matters, calls for money and surgical dressings, and urges quick action nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Washington
Ted Crom
Nanrest
United States
Uma
France
Brotherhood of Man
Gelett Burgess
Vi Tes
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Adamant
Fueral of Mis, Ivis Tibbitts
Lee Parker
Calais
Cameron
Leon Ladeau
Myssa
Whusetta
A. H. Sloan
Ee Willis Gould
Lee Parkers
Ayegate
Hattie McAllister
A. T. Beaton, Jr
Artesian
M. D
Mion
Jessie McLean
Graniteville
Moe
Mrs. McKinlay
Burlington
Leland Meinlay
ULV. MM
West Brookfield
East Corinth
Ee Rhang
Waterbury
Lillian Rember
Ira Dodge
Tra Dodge
Lillian D. Rember
Mr. Dodge
H. ©. Dodge
Lyndon Agricutural School
Miss Rember
Franklin
Hiram Curtis
Co. H
Fort Ethan Allen
Groton
Lid
Harvey Hendry
Harold Freer
Ed. Poole
B. A. Church
West Topsham
Methodist Church
GN. Welch
John
Thursto
William Ricker
Bethel
Mise Helen
Maid Graham
Hazel Williamson
Marion Grant
Maron Listiettle Downey
Nashua
Nif
Mary Curran
Lowell, Maes
Jerry Fifield
John Illion
Witteffield
L. H. Whitney
Norman Case
Welnreday
Lonlis Ridder
Sunshine Anciety Nut
George B Chase
Halin
River Street
Eel
A. A
FP. Rowell
Gomer
Northiem
D. C. Grant
Barrart
Bae Tire
Tee
Woodbury
Benjamin Arbuckle
C. HL Davie
Eber Baehan
Honry Goddard
Mire Olio Thomas
Morrisville
Florence Parks
Hardwick
Mabel Dovel
Walcott
Vern Aineworth
Henry Hull
Bertha Prieur
Robert Boys
Elmore
Howse
Walter Davis
Floyd Blake
George
Portland
Ile
Daniel Wilbur
Anna Carr
Tunbridge
East
Dorit
Red Crows
Websterville
Waitsfield
American Red Cross
England
Olga Petrova
Burton Holmes
Carlyle Blackwell
Crimson Dove
Pathe
Mabel Taliaferro
Pathe News
Norma Talmadge
June Caprice
A. V. Beckley
Vermont
George Walsh
Prices
Matixer
Addia Malrwarie
Orchemire
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