Pollak Elected President of National League of Women Workers
In Wellesley Massachusetts on June 24 Mrs Kernerd oe Pointe of New York was elected president of the National League of Women Workers at the closing session of its convention. Miss Marion Niles Newton and Mrs George H Bunnell were named first and third vice presidents, Miss Laura N Platt Philadelphia named secretary, with Mrs Henry Klesheimer of New York named treasurer.
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Bernard E. Pollak
New York
Wellesley
Maes
Kernerd Oe Pointe
New Yorke
National League of Women Workers
Eurceods
Henry (Klesheimer
Mise Dee
H. Hunt
Providence
R. L
Marion Niles
Newton
Mra
George H. Bunnell
New Haven
Conn
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Laura N Platt
Philadelphia
Graduation Recital By Miss Rachel Maude Robinson
Rachel Maude Robinson of this city will give a graduation recital at Howland hall on Thursday evening, June 27, assisted by her teacher G. H. Wilder. Robinson will perform five piano numbers and four with Wilder, then receive her diploma from the Wilder School of Music of Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ser Abbott
Darrell Fossim
Mias Robinson
Wilder School of Music of
Burlington
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Woodbury pond dances and town notes from Barre
The Barre city column reports on a free ad dance at Woodbury pond, local residents visiting Springfield and Boston, and military duty updates. It notes war savings drive delays, shell plant hires at Bellows Falls, and Vermont youths sent to farms or training camps, with car theft and intoxication cases and a recovered Ford tourer near Merchant Street.
Iramit e Cutters International Association of America
A fragmentary note mentions the Ir amite Cutters International Association of America with references to a meeting date and location. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a scheduled gathering with officers named Hogg and Gorden and a June date.
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Iramite Cutters
International Association of America
Rave 81 by noe your Nema corsets this week at Abbott
Northfeld visitors Mrs A W Houghton and Mixa Claugh called in the city during the day. Arnole How has completed duties on North Mal street. Mrs Elizabeth Brock and daughter Janet sail for Hobiohem New Hampshire for the summer. Privates Philip Beaution and Anselmo Stefanacal return to Camp Devens after furlough. Edward Ennis spends weekend with family in Orange. Red White and Blue Blood a Metro special features Francis Hushman and Beverly Bayne at Bijou tomorrow. Chief Sinclair and Dennis Donahue return from southern business trip. McHughe, veteran engineer of the Barre and Chelsea railroad, shows partial recovery at Hill street home. Hince White returns from Selena to resume city business. Boys leaving for war service urged to call for comfort kits at church sewing room. Guy Smith leaves Spaulding high school for Woodsville New Hampshire. David Rennin returns to Wells River for summer work after graduation at Spaulding. Camping party returns from Joe's pond near North Catnia. A knitting party by the women's association at the Congregational church Tuesday at 2 40. Washington county Grand Army men prep for annual reunion at Dewey park Thursday and Friday. Violin recital at Congregational church vestry by Mrs Edsin W Bruce pupils, with out of town players including Waterbury high school and junior orchestra. Program listing includes many selections by students and the Waterbury ensembles. Mandolin club and junior orchestra members named.
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Alex Riddel
Camp Devens
Dutia Kenefick
Prospect Street
B. Cornsoll
Westerly
K. 1
Rola J. Elliott Stoughton
Cherry Valley
N.Y
Elen M. Stoughton
French Street
Misa Doris Corwin
South Royalton
Ethel Marrion
Miles
Springfield
Mass
E. A. Prindle
Worthen_hioek
Elmer Grafton
rrexbroy-Coykendall Company
Friend N. Whitcomb
Barre
Howard Stanley
Greenville
Mahlon Corker
Essex Junction
Universalist Church
Woodbury Pond
Nin
Harold A. Austin
Huey
Kenneth A. Nicholaun
Elm Street
Providener
Austin
Edith Bradford
Goddard Seminay
West Sommerville
Maes
Mixe Bradford
Bastin
Barto
Cally
Agerite
Vermont Fart Machine Co
John Clark
Hellows Falls
J.cayhue
Ado Mariani
Alex Emalie
Godard
Vermont
Oscar Martinson
Boston
Martinson
Army
Montpelier
Ida Martinson
Perrin Street
Fort Munroe
Roast Artillery
H. W. Scott
William Konel
Graniteville
Andrew Hanke
Williamstown
Denaby Donahue
Konsi
Hank
Fenew
William V. Carpenter
Jol D. Keeson
Kesrnu
Iedge
Goddard Seminary
F.W. Strong
East Montpelier Center
Stroll
Abbott
A. W. Houghton
Mixa Claugh
Northfeld
Arnole How
Ian
North Mal Street
Elizabeth Brock
Janet
Proxpect
Hobiohem
N. H
Philip Beaution
Anselmo Stefanacal
Devens
Edward Ennis
Orange
Francis Hushman
Beverly Bayne
Bijou
Ady
Sinclair
Sheriffson
Dennis Donahue
Attoh McHughe
Barre & Chelsea Railroad
Hill Street
Hince White
Hance White Granite
Selena
Kane
Church Pee
Guy Smith
Websterville
Spaulding High School
Woodsville
David Rennin
Wells River
Alex Rennie
South Main Street
Spanning High School
Madeline Hale
Angie Vanetti
Fredy Hin
North Catnia
Joe’s Pond
Pioneer Cam
Woman's Association
Congregational Church
Washington County Grand Army
Dewey Park
Montpelier Wedding at St Michael's School Chapel
Mary Agnes Pitkin, daughter of Montpelier residents, and George D Pitkin, president of Lane Manufacturing, were married at 6 40 this morning in the chapel of St Michael's School. The couple plan a honeymoon by automobile and are prominent locals noted for civic and business ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Pitkin
Lane Manufacturing Company
Mary Agnes Sone
2. J
St. Michael's School
Joshua Harrigan
Northfield
Wralster
Montpelier
Pitkin
Amherst College
Lane Company
Ihe Ik Widerman
Ward Land
Mary Fletcher Hospital
For Sale MiB Seperator Cel Eunudition Listing
Fragmentary notice advertises a sale on Mebert Street with unclear details.Readable items mention a property or item sale by a local entity but key facts are illegible.
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Mebert, Deptt Street
Wiheneee
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Frank McWhorter
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Floyd Deering
Yenter Uy
Barry Bransh
Hogg
Rw Tea
Edsein W. Bruce
Gladys N. Gale
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Freeman Lesperance
Christiaas Belle
Elizabeth Fyffe
Eudora LaBell
PF. Mochi
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Hite Litt
Wighe
Tyffe
Velma Bixby
Benoni Lagye
Douglas Wood
Ernest Gillet
Weber Campbell
Rabenstrin
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William ©. Stahl
Archerstra
Vieting
Karl Graves
Myron Graves
Marian Cooley
Marjorie Thibault
Aldo Clerk
Watlare Green
Claytom Jones
Past Brisbrin
Mike Lena Watelaen
Prine
Slo
Selim
Peps
Mrs. Shepard Co. Inc
Cate Sheperd
Downsiain
Union Dry Goods Company
Mary A. Heney
State House
Imi
Lowe
Montpeliee
Levi P. Smith
St. Lowie
CLP
Smith
Farrington
Brandon
F. Lowe
R. W. Hubhard
Hyde Park
F. C. Williams
A. T. Chandler
Bellows Parle
Adams
Brattleboro
J. W. Bailey
Nex Tunction
Gilbert Woods
St. Johnsbury
Agut Larcen
Nilx Larsen
Kent Street
Christian Larsen
Martha
Valborg
Mary
Norway
Bethany Church
Scandinavian Brotherhood Variery
Mary Dunetti
Secretary of Charities and Probation
Military Intelligence Bureau
War Department
D. Edgerton
North Neld
Harvey E. Goodell
Board of Control
House of Correction
Industrial School
Public Service Commission
ALA
Capital Garage
PH. Ryan
W. BP. Whitcomb
John Dillon
Ernest Dillon
George H. Altman
Alman
Ake
Whitcomb
Peck Bros. Tiishop
T. F
Heaphy
Knights of
Scotch Highlander
Waitsfield
Moretown
Ostain
W. N. Theriault
A. G. Eaton
P. H. Ryan
W. C. Lanphere
Frank Gisborne
Oon
James Gray
G. ¥. Lackey
Nicholas Jurras
Salt Lake City
Utah
Seminary Hill
Main
State Streets
Rose Lucia
Court Street
Martin
H. I. M. Jones
Anthracite Coal Committee
Washington
South Carolina
Epworth League Institute
Montpelier Seminary
Hughes
France
Trinity Church
Danldine
Waltert Lawrence
Dewsstairy
Rickartoon Street
Nichols
Richardson Street
Peeire
Mon
Biasy
Simon
Barre, Vermont
C. W. Averill & Co. Telephone
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