East Braintree Notes and Local Guest Visits
East Braintree social notes detail Whildrei's day plans for next Sunday with wilted services at West Brookfield and a sermon at Mr Jenet Crain's. Guests from Brockton, Randolph, Warwick, Gary, Moretown, and Johnsbury visit town. Sergeant James Walker arrives from Averacus and is ill in a New York hospital. Jane Simonds learns of her daughter Mrs B J Hilles death in Concord.
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Whildrei
West Brookfield
Jenet Crain
Wal
Luther Nelson
William
Bert Bosett
South Barre
Y Cor
Thayer
Brockton
Mass
James Walker
Averacus
York Hospital
Lorene Walker
A. Holman
Randolph
EH. J. Halmin
Warwick
R. L. W. G. Holman
Gary
Ind
A. S. Ladd
1St Johnsbury
K. L. Bisbee
Moretown
Robert Ferguson
Sun Lauy
Springfield
Mire Jane Simonds
B. J, Hille
Concord
N. T
Lestie Flagg
Mitre
G. W
Deepest Grief by Germans Urges Acquiescence
Three eastern Prussian provinces issued a proclamation expressing deep grief at the unconditional acceptance of allied peace terms. They urge residents to refrain from fighting for self-determination and honor, and to support the government in fulfilling its commitments to the enemy due to concern for compatriots who would bear the consequences.
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Copenhagen
Prussia
German Officer Fined For Not Saluting American Cadre
Coblenz June 24 Captain Bachhauser of the German army was fined 1000 marks for refusing to salute an American lieutenant. He argued the war was over and that regulations did not require saluting a lower rank. This marks a first such action amid shifting peace policies. American officers say post treaty rules may forego saluting, while civilians appear relieved by moves in Weimar toward peace. Military police tighten controls to prevent clashes, banning night travels in towns within the zone and sending soldiers to barracks to avoid incidents.
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Coblenz
Associated
Preas
Bachhauser
German National Assembly
Weimar
Flaunchers
Treves
Cobtens
Ioind
No Action On Separate Peace With Germany
Washington June 26 after two hours discussion yesterday of Senator Fall resolution to declare a state of peace with Germany the Senate foreign relations committee adjourned without action. Efforts to press the resolution met strong opposition though there was some sentiment among opponents of the league of nations in favor of bringing it to a vote in the Senate later. The committee postponed action on the Fall resolution by a 12 to 4 vote amid a stormy executive session. Senator Swanson introduced the motion to adjourn without action and was supported by Lodge Knox Harding McCumber New and Brandegee Republicans and Swanson Hitchcock Pomerene Smith of Arizona Pittman Shields Democrats. Voting against were Wall Borah Johnson of California and Moses Republicans.
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Washington
Fall
Republican
New Mexico
Germany
Comaniine
Spain
League of Nations
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Swanson
Virginia
Lodge
Knox
Harding
McCumber
New
Brandegee
Hitchcook
Pomerene
Smith
Arigout
Pittman
Shields
Demrrats
Wall
Borwh
Johnson
California
Moses
North Calais Notes and Social Visits Across Town
North Calais residents and visitors are recorded in a sequence of social mentions. Blake of West Danville and Ellery Young hosts, Frank Scribner visitors in Hardwick, Montpelier guest Wilbur Martin, and Perley Maree recently rehired from pean visiting friends last week. HM J Conant of North Montpelier visited Monday. Stockwell and Marion Taylor of Montpelier attended events. Ella Scribner visits West Danville to see Effie Blake. Miles Nelson spent days in East Hardwick and Wa undiay Gear Nelaen. Dailey family connections feature Mrs S F Dailey returning from relatives in West Calh ia. Walter Dailey and Dennis Lawson among locals in Mariwick. Harold Fair and John Fair families host guests after Manchester trip. Elwin Dailey in Hardwick Monday. Edwin Smith went to Marshfield for Horace Burnlions funeral. Sidney Nelson and Miles, and Hiland Holmes toured Greenshore Saturday. Caspian Lake visit and friends called there. Carl Drennan of St. Albans was a business visitor. Eativer Holmes saw sister Nina Dailey in astralitia. Dailey returned to Brattleboro Thursday.
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Warl End
Ella Scribner
West Danville
Effie Blake
Miles Nelson
East Hardwick
Walter Dailey
Mariwick
Dennis Lawson
Barre
Hirold Fair
Manchester
Nhs
John Fair
Elwin Dailey
Hardwick Mondoy
Edwin Smith
Marshfield
Horace Burnlions
Sidney Nelson
Miles
Hiland Holmes
Greenshore
Carl Drennan
St. Albans
Eativer Holmes
Nina Dailey
Astraltia
Dailey
Brattleboro
Picnic Recap and Village Social Notes
A village crowd enjoyed a Friday community picnic with hopes for annual repeats. Local guests included Royal Dexter and family from Lowell, Ho S. Tarks of Barre, and families visiting H. B. Martin. others traveled from Waits, Piine field, and Washington. A. Dickey, Mrs. Mary Dickey, and Mrs. J. T. Carter hosted and attendees at the baccalaureate service in Barre. Stanley Curtis fell ill at work and was hospitalized in Barre. Raymond Grover from Lynnfield spends summer with Mrs. Carter. Manchester trip for Mrs. Martin and son John. a reception for Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tillotson featured ice cream, cake, and a decorated hall.
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Royal Dexter
Lowell
Mass
J.T. Carter
Ho S. Tarks
Barre
Susan Parke
Piinefield
Aos Martin
H. B. Martin
Martin
Hubert Scott
Waits
T. T. Walch
Robert Walch
Shirley Gauthier
Lola Natt
Stanley Curtis
Rank Sanborn
Barre Hospital
Raymond Grover
Lynoell
Carter
John Martin
John
Manchester
Martin Tillotson
Tilloteon
Bethel Boy Fractures Arm After Wagon Fall
Robert Lance, 1 year old son of Joseph Lance of Northfield, fell from a wagon while visiting friends in Royalton, fracturing the right wing. He was brought to the sanatorium by his father and is reported doing well after treatment. Charles Davin from Cambridge Junction returned after visiting his daughter, and A Keefer of Wana sterent stayed with Mrs. 1, ers. The town baseball team will play in Rochester this evening. Christopher N. Arnold is currently present.
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Robert Lance
Joseph Lance
Northfield
Royalton
Charles M. Davin Tng
Cambridge Junction
Aire
A. Keeee
Sam Wana
Wil
Rochester
Christopher N. Arnold
Railway Mail Route Observation and Local Social Feast
A note recalls a 4 run on the Waterbury to White River Junction railway mail route with Guy Wilko and Lee Rattey in Stockbridge for P. W. Green. A first wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Twitchell drew about 35 friends at Elmer W. Stoddard's last Friday. A Lynn Mass Sunday baseball ban is cited, reflecting Mayor Walter Creamer's stance per Boston papers.
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Elmer W. Stoddard
Lynn
Mass
Walter Creamer
Boston Papers
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Perfection Pictures
Standard Oil Company OF
New York
East Braintree
Faa
Rand Dental Terminal
John McE
Bowman
Geo
W. Sweeney
Gen
Mer
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
North Calais
United States
H. G. Bennett
Jefferson Street
Vermont
Waits River
Keene
Kesinel
Baltimore
Bethel
Nettie
Metropolis
Bynk
Sally
Cotmain
N.b.c.graham
Res
Edgimona
Tate
Tom
National Biscuit Company
N. Bi
Graham Crackers
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