Waitsfield War Rally And Local Draft News
The Waitefield community reports on wartime service efforts and local draft drive. Details note Wallis Dret’s Marine and training camp rejections, volunteers like Hugh Colebrook, Marie Ber Tiare, and Mary Joslyn, plus a war savings stamp drive with a quota of 614,000 and a patriotic rally at 0. C. Fy hall featuring speakers and a bagpipe band. Dr Warren J. Howard receives captaincy of medical corps. Principal Wallace Venable resigns to enlist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagel
Everett
Dwight Palmer
Lavone Skinner
Barre
W. EK. Jones
W. Hi. Ae Awk
Farr
J. Green
AL Niel
Et. Jones
George M. Jones
PB. Perent
Waitefield
Mins Marie Ber Tiare
Misa Bydia Bisbee
Montpeer
Montpelier High Echo
Hugh Colebrook
Cavalry
Hall
Abert D. Barnard
Freda Martin
Brandon
A. B. Tucker
Barnard
Orwell
Mra Idawoken
Leon Joslyn
Waterbury
Gertrude Bisbee
W. J. Howard
Mary Joslyn
Detroit
Raymond Buxt
W. A. Remele
Kirkness
Warren J. Howard
Wallace H. Venable
Ladies Salute Him A New Ether Compound Preexme
A damaged ad touts a new ether compound named Preexme claiming quick relief from corn and callus pain. It promises painless application, easy removal, and at home availability from drugstores with drops applied to affected spots.
Bethel Rising Star Orange and Local News Roundup
Bethel Rising Star Orange held a fune party at Fred N Chapman’s last evening. Boy scouts sold over $800 in thrift and war savings stamps yesterday. Mrs Roscoe Morse returned from Riverhead NY with elder daughter Mrs No M Loti, accompanied by younger daughter Mrs George H Stuart from Albany NY. Benjamin D Carpenter recently passed his 60th anniversary. Mrs EC Blayedell of Cambridge visits her parents. Hugh Batcheller now manages Steel Specialty Co in Waltham MA, producing kettle parts for the army and navy. Mrs William Harrison and children moved to Albion yesterday. Mrs Nellie Spaulding ill and taken to sanatorium for treatment. Dr Gile of Hanover operated on Mrs John Dutton of Barnard. Judge Whitham, Supt Brackett, and W A Gunn were visitors yesterday. Adelina Clifford home for the summer from the Baltimore Conservatory. Miss Ada Fitta of Windsor cited Mrs Ida Davis. Woman’s Club designated Mitsuella Stark for a normal school scholarship. Cashier F A Davis attended the New England Bankers Association meeting in London and the Federal Reserve Bank conference in Boston. HB Carpenter of Ratlani was appointed to interview Vermont bankers about subscribing to government resources. John E B Parrott returns from Boston and will join Woideor county men at White River Junction for the national army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rising Star Orange
Fred N. Chapman
Roscoe Morse
Riverhead
L. 1
No M. Loti
Albany
N. V
George H. Stuart
Benjamin ¥. D. Carpenter
EC. Blayedell
Cambridge
M. Washburn
Hugh Batcheller
A. Rateheller
Steel Specialty Co
Waltham
Masa
Army
Navy
Willian Harrison
Bascom Bogle
Virginia Boyle
Albion
Nellie Spaulding
Gile
Hanover
N. A
John Dutton
Barnard
AG. Whitham
VK. Brackett
South Royalton
W. A. Gunn
Barre
Mise Adelina Clifford
Baltimore Conservatory
Ada Fitta
Winderle
Ida Davis
Woman’s Club
G. Clifard
Atute Federation
Burlington
Ela
Mitsuella Stark
Ature Federation
F. A. Davis
New England Bankers’ Anoitation
London
Conn
New England
Federal Reserve Bank
Boston
HB. C. Carpenter
Ratlani
Vermont
John EB. Parrott
Washington village closes schools for naval entertainment
The village schools shut Friday, June 21, for a naval entertainment event. Eight grade students Rus sell Pratt, Lawrence Seaver, Patrick Moran, Leyland Wood and Lloyd Downing sold popcorn and peas to raise money for the junior Red Cross, totaling 16.15 in receipts. The grammar rooms hold Liberty bonds and stamps totaling 140, with some students receiving no marks for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Pratt
Lawrence Seaver
Patrick Moran
Leyland Wood
Lloyd Downing
Ith Bresette
Myrtle Calef
Lyle Dowing
Mery Eastman
Bernice Johannesen
Margaret Pickering
Dotis Wool
Mildred Clough
Jesse Bresette
Lioyd Downdog
Durward Gallant
Philip Johannesen
Lola Seaver
Edith Brewette
Jen
Golden Family Returns From New York Visit
Mr and Mrs Peter Golden and their son Bernie came home Saturday after a three week visit with relatives in New York state The Jolly Jesters minstrel group will perform here Thursday evening July 4 Benen of the Red Cross Sherman Mignanit is employed by Mrs EM Kaige and a case of Mariieville was in town Michie Wueeler is working for Dr AV Conger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Golden
Bernie
New York State
Benen
The
Red Cross
Sherman Mignanit
EM. Kaige
Ou Eaeins
Mariieville
Tiew Monta
Michie Wueeler
A.V. Conger
Marshfield Night Market Aims for June 28 Event
Readable fragment notes a Marshfield affair featuring food stalls with cake and cream at a late June evening, urging attendance and a fundraiser feel. The snippet mentions East Meat and a performance lineup, with the date given as Friday evening June 28.
Pupils honor Foxville teacher with party in Graniteville
The Foxville grammar school pupils and many parents surprised Mrs. Weasett at the Pirie home last Friday night. Mildred LaBounty spoke for the school, presenting a purse and gifts as a token of appreciation. Nine of the 17-enrolled eighth graders were ready for graduation. Dance at Williamstown Grange Hall on June 27 benefits Sheift stamps with Simon's orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell report 10 days in Lowell. Charles Papineau heads to Springfield, Mass., for work. Mrs. Fred Burton and Edna Suttor visit from Sherbrooke and Concord. The grammar pupils toured Benjamin Falls with their teacher Mix Ryan.
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Foxville Grammar School
Weasett
James G. Pirie
Mildred LaBounty
Pirie
America
Grange Hall
Williamstown
Edna Suttor
Concord
N. H
Upper
Graniteville
East Montpelier Community Notices and Events
Seven reels of pictures shown at North Montpelier on Thursday June 27 at 1 0 Power of Evil War Prides Hans wod Fritz Cartoons plus Red Cree dance in East Montpelier hall Friday June 25 Dudley's orchestra three pieces Admiss ion to ball Toe cream and cake served The East Montpelier branch thanks Horn in the Moon school for 7 40 Donation There is still work and helmet yarn on and AC Mrs Townsend's home All who have not taken their yarn are urged to attend to avoid missing pins and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Montpelier
East Montpener
Horn-in-the- Moon
FR Townsend
Ube Iranch
Ruth Dwinell
Lois
W. Titkin
Pete
Ee Wick
Jyp
T! M. KB
Henry Martin
Arthur Laurberton
Arthur Coburn
East Montpelier
Arthur Townsend
Will Holmes
Hardwick
Weinell
Walter Wells
H.W. Cate
Sarah Welle
Maralfield
Jerome Baslaw
Spaulding confirms Doan's Kidney Pills relief in Barre
Seven years after the first claim M I Spaulding painter of 8 Branch Street Barre confirms Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his decade long kidney trouble caused by turpentine fumes He reports no relapse and recommends the remedy sold at local drug stores Foster Milburn Co manufactures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. I. Spaulding
Branch Street
Barre
Dean
Mr. Spaulding
Wayne Mr. Spaulding
Driven
Mr. Spauldis
Doan
Doan's Kidney Pills—the Same That Mr. Spauld~ Foster Milburn Co
Springfield visitors depart after holiday weekend in town
RANDOLPH Frank Wood of Springfield returned home Monday after visiting with family. Bertha Morse of Springfield joined Mr and Mrs C Booth for a week here before joining Levy on the road. Pauline Hartshorn and Hazel Pere of Warren planned an overnight stay before summer work at Lake Morey. Dita Mary Stockwell will attend the same race as McTabem after a Northfield visit. Mrs Maria Morgan died Friday night at the sanatorium after a long illness. funeral was held Monday. Esther Ham, a Smith College graduate, will teach French and English in Madeline New York high school starting September. Olin Angell has left for Camp Devens. Cyril Angell also returned to Devens. Mr Tobey remains in critical condition under a nurse’s care. C D Gibbs, from Portsmouth, N H, stored goods here over Sunday and left Monday night with his family, renting apartments for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wood
Springfield
Bertha Morse
Alao
Spri Ld
C. Booth
Iack Levy
Bod
Pauline Hartshorn
Hasel Pere
Warren
Kairie
Morgan
Fern Rebakah Lodge
Esther Ham
Smith College
Madeline
N. Y
Fork Beach
Frank Coffin
Hamilton
Ohio
Bethel
Cyril Angell
Sieence
Mr. Angell
Camp Devens Olin
C. D. Gibbs
Portamouth
N. H
East Brookfield Visits and Local News Notes
East Brookfield residents attend Goddard Seminary graduation in Barre. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emerson of Waitsfield visit Garner Poor. Marjorie Poor speaks at Goddard. Several Barre and Randolph visitors frequent Hixson house and Angell family events. Evelyn Martin returns from Barre hospital. Life insurance ad mentions National Life Insurance Co. of Vermont with agent S Ballard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Life Ins. Co
S. Ballard
Rialto Montpelier
Rheumatic Relief Promised By Brown & Co Advertisement
An advertisement claims swift relief for rheumatic pains within two days using Rheumatim from Brown & Co. It touts the product as a powerful cure with money-back guarantees. A Fort Loramie resident, once crippled and using crutches, is cited as now walking well after using the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KA. Brown & Co
Debn Barherst
Funeral for Mrs Mary Bancroft held in Plainfield Enfield
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Bancroft of Enfield N H was held at her brother Smith Martyn’s home with Rev Alvin Smith of Landlow officiating. Burial occurred at Center Cemetery. Mrs Bancroft 80 years old survived by daughter Nellie Shattuck and sons Martyn Bancroft Barre and Morton Bancroft Lisbon NH plus several sisters and nieces. She had long resided in town and recently lived with Dr and Mrs Shattuck whose daughter accompanied the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martyn Banccroft
Enfield
Smith Martyn
Alvin Smith
Landlow
Sturial
Bancroft
Nellie Shattuck
Martyn Bancroft
Barre
Morten Bancroft
Lisbon
Fruit-A-Tives Headache Cure Ad from Ogdensburg
A testimonial touts Fruit-A-Tives as a permanent relief for violent headaches. Mrs Alexander Shaw reports long suffering ended after taking the remedy, offered in boxes, six for 2.50 or trial 25 cents, available at dealers or by mail from Fruit-A-Tives Limited, Ogdensburg New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conerg
Alexander Shaw
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Town Notes and Local Moves in Montpelier
In town Friday were Mason Stone and Charles F. Lowe of Montpelier. Rena Prescott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scutt, is ill with pneumonia threat. Yama Yama Land Red Cross benefit set for July 4 and 5. Mrs. Mary Sollister relocates to a new home in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Perrry
Mason
Stone
Charles F. Lowe
Montpelier
Rena Prescott
Arthur Scutt
Williamstown Red Cross Drive Ends With Success
Williamstown's Red Cross drive concludes with the town meeting its quota, despite census downsizing. The effort, led by a dedicated committee, raised ninety six hundred dollars with seventy five still needed at one point, and notes support from Edith L. Goodrich's eighteenth birthday celebration and community figures like Miss Arlene Jeffords and Rev. John Irons.
A Harmless Way to Ban Hairy Growths Hack
A dubious method is touted by Charles and Ralph Perry of Hartford Connecticut to remove facial hair quickly. The text promotes a home regimen involving deminge powder and feverish steps claimed to banish hair within minutes, warning readers to use care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Ralph Perry
Hartford
Rvonica
Frost and news from Topsham on beans and daily life
Topsham reports frost damage with seven acres of beans lost and five of potatoes replanted. Social notes cover a children's day at United Presbyterian church, pastor Kilburn's visit, and various local travels and rumors, including military draft mix ups, farm sales, and townsfolk moving or visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Dimock
Mr. Dimock
Randolph Center Notes On Local People And Events
Mise Manche Belisle is recovering from a recent operation at the Randolph sanatorium. Frank Bryast of South Royalton was at Hitler's Sunday. G HL Slack of Hilledale Michigan to her looking after repairs on his farm buildings. The Walbridge who peat sold his large has moved to Randolph. The Wilders are to give a Pat here Wednesday June 26. Mr and Mrs J I Hib bard and Mr and Mrs WH M Hib bard attended the Pomona grange meeting at Williams town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Manche Belisle
Randolph Sanatorium
Frank Bryast
South Royalton
Hitler
G. HL. Slack
Hilledale
Mich
Walbridge
Peat
Randolph
Wilders
J. ©. Hibbard and Mr. and Mre. WH. M. Hibbard
Pomona Grange
Williamstown
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Wallis
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Washington
Wolcott
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Brookfield
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Oliver Dutton
Goddard Seminary
Frank Emerson
Garner Poor
Cester Lamwon Wan
Gardner Poor
Joddard Seminary
Marjorie
Mia
A. W. Winch
Hixson
Leunie Huntley
Wesley Banister
Feandulph
L. W. Morne
Gi. K. Sprague
J. Q. Angell
East Barkey
Olin
Camp Devens
J. M. Angell
Evelyn Martin
Plainfield
Mary Bancroft
Plainfield Junior High School
Newton Perrin
Cheerfulunesse
Loret
Clifford Butehelder
Tlefields
Ruth Bean
Ernest Hill
Maurice Townsend
Japan
Newell Perrin
Merrin Brown
Dorothy Davis
Merrie Brown
Hanson
Faurice Townsend
Mason 8
Northfield Falls
Raymond Orr
Adamant
Elwin Stayton
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Helen Russell
Moonfield
Mra Jr
V. Duke
Reymond Lupine
Camp Devena
Lupine
Waiter Mcleod
Camp
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Albert Kulitee
Red Crows
East Montpelii Hall
Dudley Orchestra
Areca
Arthur Thomson
Montpelle
Mixx Blanche Perrin
Bare
Spadding
Mr Land Mra
O. Te Martin
Ethel Bemis
Miew Rose Moore
Lewidard
Frank Worthen
Bert Davis
Barry
J. B. Buxton
Elliott Martin
Martin
Berre Thy Uoia
Fi. Maxfield
Marion
Neva Bushey
Grace Holt
Wallace Holt
Rumney
Wrk Uxton and Sons
Kenneth
Harre
Red Rohinson
Msit
Aon
Scbslioase
Profesce Oeam Brown
EL PL Po Whitenut
Ee Lamberton
C. C. Pitkin
Cabot
Warren Viseld
Jorie Maven
Bert Tief
I - Deeper Wes
Eula Powers
Stra Alter Rabie
Tofantiter
Va Malley
Theron Perry
Miss Marion
Iy Terry
Eda Peery
Barwin
Fousieres
John Gertrhell
Montpadier
Presk Alken
Pest
Mr. and
Rowrettn
William
Edith L. Goodrich
Arlene Jeffords
Miss Goodrich
John Irons
Congregational Church
Jas Goodrich
Seaver
New Britain
Red Cross Society
American Red Cross
T Ami
Wyoming
New York
Bernard L Hayward
Mea LD
Gale
Fond Conservation
Mra. Johm Irons
Cortera
Topsham
United Presbyterian Church
Lay
David Kilburn
Kilburn
M. B
Roosevelt
D. H. Eastman
Harold
St. Johnsbury
East Corinth
Arthur Jackman
George Simpson
Hlt
Hutehine
Fred Magoon
Orange Ware
P. J. McNamara
Ira Welch
Chelsea
Ira Phelps
W. W. Dickey
Manchester
Leonard Mood
Dickey
Leonard Hood
Castori
Tae Grvcracen Company
Castoria
Town Hall
Randolph Center
ARK Theatre
Fox Enemas
Amy Poem
Aks
Woman and the Law
Jack Gardner
Perry & Noonan
Hospital Ambulance Service
Square
Mazda
Barre Electric CO
North Main Street
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