Evangelistic Event Gathers Presbyterian Help in South Ryegate
South Ryegate reports a Monday evening gathering as the pastor and choir from the local Presbyterian church travel to Ryegate at Rev. Lou Simpson's invitation to assist in an evangelistic meeting led by Rev. Dr. Smiley. The item lists numerous local residents and their movements including weddings, visits, and employment changes across Vermont and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Heve
Ryegate
Lou Simpson
Smiley
G. W. Darligg
A. Hall
Missoe
Priged Hall
St. Albans
Marry R. Hall
Marion Ballard
Hall
Albert Hall
Hilbert Samuelson
Quincy
Mase
Gladys [Gray
Sampleson
Sk George
Tayna
Masa
Carrie N. Shackford
Mabel ‘Terry
Hartford
Conn
J. A. McAllister
G. F. Rabaioli
Terry
James Beaton
M. ‘Libby
Watertown
Maxs
Annie Beaton
Yinond Beaton
Heston
Py J. Baird
Peter Guernicr
Bh. Agostini
Winthrop
Robert Carlson
George Lickie
Jefferson Bill
Ida Hart
Hanover Hospital
John Lytle
F. E. Ingraham
Ruth Ingraham
Robert Brown
Hanover
N. H
Leon Young
Dartmouth College
Samuel P. Mills
Newport
Springfield
Mans
Ruth Randall
Wella River
Ellen Bone
E. Wilson
Orleans
Elmer Williard
Mr. Chamberlain
Nting Mavie Darling
Eldredge Company
Newlerk
Orleans Savings Bank & Trust Co
Ray Bailey
Groton
Leslie Hall
Barnet Pond
Newa
Charles Weeks
North Dana
Mass
Weeks
Donald Beaton
Frank Brown
Robert McKenzie
Barre
Margaret Stephens
St. Johnabury
Mary Hooker
Plainfeld
Harold Grant
4. Turnbull Creamery
Woodsvill School
B. H. Wright
Robert
Waterford
Religious Address At M Es Church Veil Open Sunday
In Marshfield on Sunday June 28 the M Es church veil will be open to the public at 1 o clock with Rev Joseph Hamilton of Randolph to address attendees. Rev F E Currier is expected to assist. A prior note urged remembrance of Sunday June 25 at 1 for a service and gathering. The report also notes family visits and travel involving the Browns Camerons Pack ers Tibbitts and Northrop families visiting Barre and Burlington over nearby days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Es
Joseph Hamilton
Randolph
Hamilton
F. E. Currier
Aaron, Brown
Brown
Local notables travel and daily errands fill South Cabot notes
South Cabot residents report trips and visits across nearby towns. Avon Hall and D. H. Hall conduct business in Greensboro while Clara Tanner teaches in Marshfield. Luther Warden ferries Marshfield guests to Barnet, and many neighbors visit relatives in Woodbury Cabot and Hardwick. A freak calf and a jammed thumb add minor local color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Hall
D. 8. Hall
Greensboro
Clara I. Tanner
Marshfield
George Gow
St. Johnsbury
Rufus Hateh
Troy
Luther Warden
Philip Brassaw
Woodbury
Barnet
Putnam
D. A. Colberth
Ella Putnam
Cabot
Neal Knapp
Hayes Bassett
Barro
Evan Huse
Bassett
A. G. Cassady
Hardwick
Natt. Stocker
Jack Foster
Qabot Plain
F. G. Lamberton
Andrew Corliss
George French
Rocister
H. 1
Houghton
Byron Eastman
Hermie Fullsom
Jick Foster
C. Lamberton
Bethel News Roundup From Town Socials to Military News
A Bethel lawn party at W. T. Fish's drew attendance under local auspices. Residents visited Gowanda and Erie, while a birth occurred June 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Grover Bowen. Recruit M. E. Gaskell and brother Leon Barnes joined the cavalry in Northfield, and Pearl M. Savage was discharged for health. Financial trouble closed Kimball & Putnam, and Rev. George Fortier will fill Universalist pulpit. Various locals traveled, visited, or received leaves from camps, with notes on schooling and graduations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Fish
Pearl M. Savage
Northfield
Cavalry
Fred ©. Putnam
Aasakoy
Fort Ethan Allen
WC. Harvey
Universalist Church
George. Fortier
St. Albans
Kimball & Putnam
Knosburg Falls
Neva Claflin
Robert Wood
Florence I Mayo
Royal Hazard
Jie Son
Missex Nettie
Lau Hazard
Whitcomb High School
George Vi Dumas
Grand Haven
Mich
Tie Alsters
Mire
Yoong
Waterbury
Mra
Martell
Bethel
Boston
Clyde Blossom
Goddard Seminary
First Vermont Cavalry
W.C. Harvey
Ivers Hackett
Mre
John H. Patterson
Chicago
Miinoix
Mise
M. A. Smith
Dandruff Remedy Promises Hair Transformation
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage from Red Cross Pharmacy claiming it banishes dandruff and promotes lush hair. It highlights a money back guarantee and notes widespread sales at Norwich university and nearby towns. A separate item mentions Adelmar S. Lane injured at a tannery and Miss Harriet Claflin Ja visiting from Concord, with Loon Come home from Brandon for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Adelmar S. Lane
Children day events fill Waterbury churches
Waterbury observes Children’s Day in Methodist and Congregational churches with baptisms, a graduating exercises scene from cradle roll to primary, a girls chorus under Mrs Roicourt, music by E G Miller, and a Starving Children of Europe fund drive. The Methodist service features a joint campfire girls and boy scouts entertainment. Several locals and visitors attend services, picnics, and reunions as part of spring community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Chhildren
W. L. Roicourt
G. Miller
Christian Work Fund
Europe
Methodist
St. Andrew's Church
Widl
Long distance moving and trucking ad in Marshfield
Marshfield notice for long distance furniture moving and heavy trucking at reasonable rates. Vermont Trucking and Sales Co of Barre offers two ton auto truck service. In Marshfield call at Durette ice cream parlor and luncheon room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Trucking & Seles Co
Barre
Tel
Marshfield
Durette
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dZira
Rette
Hospital Ambulance Service
South
Bell-Ans
Skur
South Cabot
Norwich University
Belle Anderson
Burlington
A. H. Smalley
Iva Herbert
Middlesex
Charles ©. Warren
New York
Ao I
Charles Warren
Davis
Waterbury Inn
A. M. Foster
Steem Lake
Clapp
Rose Gibson
Moors N
Timoth
Wiswell
Bristol
Jesse Carpenter
Hheen
Ladies’ Union
Seabury
Margaret Keefe
John Keefe
W. L. Wasson
Wellesley
Seumon
Wellesley College
University of Vermont
Marjorie Ellenwood Lave
Lace
Miss Lake
G. H. Dale
George E. Ladd
Woodstock
Williams Tollege
Park Theatre
Vermont
Today World
House Peters
Atlanta
Appomattox
Orchestra
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