Numerous Local Moves and Life Events Noted in Vermont Valley
Last week in the Windsor Royalton area, residents including Chelsea Mise Neva M. Bohanen returned from teaching in Portland to visit Springfield, with many moving households or attending events. Notable items include Parkhurst and Tilton leaving Royalton for work at Lake Morey, a divorce case in Woolstork, and a 50th wedding anniversary celebration in Williamstown attended by many Vermont residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Neva M. Bohanen
Portland
Springfield
Mass
Ola Hood Sloan
Augustus J. Boardman
S.C. Wilson
Vershire Street
William C. Austin
East Hill
Mr. Austin
Parkhurst & Tilton
Royalton
Lake Morey
Joseph K. Darling
Goddard Seminary
Fairlee
C. D. Tracy
Burlington
Grand Masonic, Lodge of Vermont
Kate Allen
Clayton H. Allen
Woolstork
Minnie Jereau
Allen
Windsor Street
South Royalton Village
Mre. Allen
Luther Baran Eon
Charles Titus
Montpelier Seminary
Olive Walker
Nuree
Boston
Cora M. Walker
Williamstown
Erdis N. Baron
Voluniver
Montpelier
Barre City
Washington
Brookford
Alt
George Goodwin
Norman Goodwin
Wallace Goodwin
Jesse Joselyn
Sarah Bacon
J. (. Sprague
Frank Abbott
J. M. Angell
E.G. Harrington
Brookfield
W. H. Sprague
Cliglea
Richard
William ©. Yearton
Vinton C. Corwin
Dartmouth College
Charles Tiuy
Oliver D. Medeal
Mise Zilla
Mra
Harry
Quvehes
Theron
Spear
Fannie Robinson
Paronage
Tunbridge
J. Mitchell
Milo al. Sleeper
Udall
Spratford
Mee
Abbie
Sleeper George Goodrich
John
Lawrence
Highland
Threr Eons
Ben A
Loren ‘Iwetrich
Charles M. Jeoodriel
Northfield
Calvin N. Deartorn
South Parlor
Ray H. Dearborn
EW. Kent
Randolph
T Large Washington
St. Po
North Calais Social Roundup Sees Visitors and Varying News
North Calais residents share reports of guests, travels, and local doings from the week. Movements include Mrs. Sylvia Dailey's Canada visit, Gardner Dailey returning from Brattleboro, and George Roberts and John Washburn in Lake Nelson camp. Fishermen at Lake Mirror profit from a 140 dollar haul in hours, while others attend Sunday gatherings and church events. The RC meeting is slated for next Saturday, with community notices on illness, travel, and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wells
South Woodbury
Sylvia Dailey
Canada
George Lawson
Enat Calala
Gardner Dailey
Brattleboro
Edwin Celley
HL AL Holmes
George Roberts
John Washburn
Montpelier
Lake Nelson
Dean
Warren
Mostgelier
East Weinendas
Mars
Charles Wing
East Calais
Harold Fair
Sisnliy
Howard Oatley
A. Samant
Mive Ruth
Huth Butterfield
North Montpelier
Stockbridge News Briefs From The Summer Orbit
Vera May Mace dawns to Mr and Mrs Honey Mace. Leonard at home from Heaver School. Faith Holland visits Roches ter with her brother. Lacy Mitte moves from Tetetebi Samay to Herbert Mills. Mr J F Maynard relatives visit from New York for two weeks. Geen and crew work on run timber at Hibbardton by Mr Greer’s mill. Leonard returns from Grantham NH for weekend. Grangers fill town hall for grange meeting Saturday. Mr and Mrs J F Muwesey visit No Vi Saturday. Ten registered dairy heifers sold. Mero O’Neil spends week in Horhenter. Mrs William TaCountie cares for newborn grandchild and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera May
Honey Mace Dune
Rath Leonard
Faith Holland
Rochester
Lacy Mitte
Herbert Mills
J Fo Maynard
New York State
Geen
Hibbardton
Greer
Robert
Leonard
Grantham N.H
Erram Anelal
Town Hall
Pittsfield
J. F. Muwesey
Lene Kalle
Siete Ting
Manpoy
Manpoy Gevinat For Two Seven Registered Nermacy Heifers Merckt
Sterlurne
Tolen
O'Neil
Horhenter
William TaCountie
Mire Henry Mov
Gramdédaughter
Local Family News From Barre and Nearby Towns
Names and brief notes on visits, health, and events across Barre and surrounding communities. Mrs IE Blake and family, Mrs Sherman Chambertie visiting, Mrs Merrill Aiken in Barre, Mrs Frank Machin reformed from Northchett, Wynee Teher hosting guests, infant death, and families sharing news of health and mobility in a midwestern local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IE Blake
Cnet
W. Sift
Amily
Bnew Ee
Sherman Chambertie
le Sinter
Merrill Aiken
Raat
Barre
Frank Machin
Northchett
Wrankie
Wynee Teher
Pittel Marin
Marshfield school committee meeting details uncertain
A garbled local item from Marshfield mentions school matters and named individuals including a Joe Chot and a secretary. The legible content suggests a discussion or meeting notes but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
Newbury Alumni Banquet Celebrates School Ties
The second annual alumni banquet gathered 125 former students at Chadwick hall on Friday. Clark's orchestra played as guests enjoyed a five course banquet and dancing after a business meeting. Toastmaster W. W. Bailey Jr led reminiscences and speakers included Dr. John Miller, Principal Charles King, and other locals. The event featured confetti, crepe paper, and lanterns, with praise for the organizing committee and undergraduates who served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick Hall
Clark
W. W. Bailey, Jr
John Miller
Wallingford
Charles King
Wells River
D. 8. Jones
Newbury
Jones
Mary Hale
Judson Longmoore
Leslie Hildreth
Horace Knight
Harley Fulton
Leslie Hilliet
Lois Greer
Frank Meaerye
Frank Rock
Litthy
Pioneer Committee
Martha W. Atkinemlis
Newbury High School
W. Ho Drant
Wildwood
Brooken
N. Y
George Bailey
Enosburg Falls
Dean Bailey
Ethel Bailes
Hve
PL. Cobb
Boston
Paul Andrews
Lox Angeles
Cal
Paul
Charles Gage
Weat
Was
Darwin Loot
Mee
Wuthrok
Cynabel
Im Tonen
Lewmore
Charles Dodge
Family Motorit
Ellerta Whitmarsh
Summers at Lake Hall Visit Relatives Near City
Mr and Mrs George Le Andrews and Mr and Mrs H C Bailey spend two weeks of their summer vacation at Lake Hall, a resort just outside the city. Mrs G L Thomas, who has been visiting her daughter Mrs J S Jones, has returned to Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George le Andrews
H.C. Bailey
Lake Hall
G. L. Thomas
J. S. Jones
Burlington
Community News From Hartford and Windsor County
White River Junction officials plan a summer camp setting in Greensboro while Tra Breen visits Springfield. Doris Breen returns from Burlington. Mrs. Katelin Brown vacations with her sister in Tadville. Charles Gibbs gains sales work for a Vermont firm based in Barre after selling his winter restaurant business. Alfred Pingree joins a Scout trip to Ascutney with Judge Whitham and Dartmouth guidance. Windsor County crowns Grace Darling as a top dairy cow at age 12 with outstanding milk and fat records. her progeny show strong merit. Drainage expert Mr. Shafer tours Windsor farms, inspecting improvements by local landowners. several farms are slated to be prepared for summer and fall projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
N. J
White
Greensboro
Tra Breen
Springfield
Doris Breen
Burlington
Katelin Brown
Fred Spaulding
Tadtaville
Charles Gibbs
Stinaabine Biscult Ce
Vermont
Barre
Alfred Pingree
David A. Pingree
Royalton
A. G. Whitham
Ascutneyville
Ascutney Mountain
Dartmouth
Judge Whitham
Windsor County
Grace Darling
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Iife Story Runs About Like This. She Was Bred On the Island of Tecsey
Lorn
T. S. Cooper
Queches Fells Farm
Queschee
Cooper
Jersey
Whii
Fane
Pioneer
Mon Plaisir
Forfarshire
Darling
Secompisi Merit
Rave
Stockwell
Grace Daring
Shafer
Washington, D. C
Hart
Howard Ford
Hibbin
Ikaiph Burnham
East Calais News Roundup Notices and Local Events
Tia Fifield, nine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Perley Fifield, went to a Brookline Massachusetts children's hospital last week for an operation on one leg after years of being crippled by infantile paralysis. Mr Carpenter of East Elmore visited town Friday. W. Coates visited home over Sunday. Mr and Mrs J. B. Samters hosted friends in Richford midweek. Several traveled to motor, every trip to The Wiers No HS on Sunday. Nin Bancroft was in Traslarg New Port and Trayble early week. Thirteen pupils graduated from the Valais svdent at the graduating exer cise Friday evening. The East Asta le baseball team lost to Adamant Saturday 10–Bow. Banenodtie hosted Helen Comal of Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuttleworth
Edward C Wheatley
Wheatley
Norwich
Dora Holmes
Hames Smith
Portland
Leroy Stockman
Lee White
Stanley
Miss the Smith
East Calais
Mere
Lenty Jackman
Rosee
Julia Gallikon
Vergranes
Frank Hill
Tia
Perley Fifield
Children's Hospital
Brookline
Mass
Carpenter
East Elmore
W. Dh Coates
Ile
Suinday
Mra
B. Samters
Richford
Moter
Wiers No HS
Siday
Nin Bancroft
Camp Cavanaugh Week Ends Nearby Visit Notes
Charleo of Troy and Mr Sanborn of Rusbury spent a week at Camp Cavanaugh near Woodbury Pond. Mr and Mrs Tassie of Woodbury were in town on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleo
Troy
Mr. Sanborn
Rusbury
Camp Cavanaugh
Woodbury Pond
Br, B
Tassie
Woodbury
The End of the Road at the Opera House Three Days
Amusement notes promote The End of the Road a three day engagement at the opera house with a matinee daily and a single evening show. The film is described as a novel both a social hygiene discourse and a high quality production with an excellent cast and flawless photography. It is based on a story by Dr Katherine Bement Davis and discusses dangers of loose living and indiscriminate mingling of the sex, with admission restricted to those over 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Bement Davis
City of New York
Ady
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Lee
Clara B. Shortt
North Calais
Stockbridge
Marshfield
Seatebetirre
Alcis
Ake Coreing
Joe Chot
Oven
Loam Arc A
White River Junction
Gray
Dragriste
Lee Ees
Titel
Gout
Bijou Theatre
Cosmopolitan
Marion Davies
E. Phillips Oppenheim
England
New York
Burton Holmes Travelogue
LOST
Alice Brady
Owen Davis
the Screen Magazine
Metro
Warner
Barre Drug Co
Warner's Safe Remedies Co., Dept. 625
Rochester, N. Y
H. M. Farnham
Sales and Exchange Stables
Montpelier, VT
Opera House