Graduation week notices fill Cabot junior high halls
Sunday services honored the 1917 junior high graduates. town hall audiences heard addresses by Rev. M. W. Hale and Rev. Crossland. ceremony featured class colors, a mural, and a "The Angelus" presentation by Walbridge orchestra. Friday's picnic at Joe's Pond followed a busy week that included multiple class exercises, receptions, and civic events across Cabot and nearby towns.
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M.ef
D. S. Crossland
Town Hall
Gladys McCormick
Vera Rogers
Abbie Smith
Mabel Smith
Bratskee Lance
Bessie Beaton
Angelus
Walbridge
Cabot Junior High School
Edwin Smith
E. Currier
Walbridge Orchestra
Ralph Mayo
Vermonters Bryant Concert Aids Red Cross Fund
A large Randolph audience heard the Gilmore Ward Bryant Company raise funds for the Red Cross, totaling 2350 dollars. The program featured Gerald and Max Bryant, Mrs Bryant, Miss Crowell, and H Allen Hancock with readings, violin, cello, and piano pieces. Local clergy led services at the Methodist church, and community notices followed about travelers, visits, and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maisle Hall
Gilmore Ward Bryant Convert Company
Red Cross Fund
Gerald Bryant
Max Bryant
Miss Crowell
Mrs. Bryant
H. Allen Hancock
Mr. Bryant
Bryant
Angell
Bethel Rail Service Cuts Trigger Local Transport Debate
Bethel and surrounding towns debate the Central Vermont Railway move to drop morning and evening local trains after six decades. A proposed Barre to Bethel auto bus would deliver The Times to village customers and mail papers to Randolph and Northfield, with potential extensions to South Royalton and Montpelier.
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Central Vermont Railway Company
Times
Randolph
Northfield
K. Langley
The
Barre
Bethel
Middle Branch
Royalton
Montpelier
Montpelier Notes on Local Visits and Visitors
North Montpelier residents share a week of calls and visits with friends and relatives in Plainfield Washington Barre St Albans and Burlington. Guests include Mrs Arthur Cutler of Plainfield Mrs Maggie Lawless Mrs Alma Little and Mr J W Butterfield among others with church services and Sunday school announced.
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Arthur Cutler
Plainfield
George Clines
Charles Little
Dophie Pray
Ed Brown
Washington
Wade Benjamin
Carl Templeton
Franklin Falls
Ed Merritt
Cabot
Ed Pitkin
F. Kimball
Harry Coburn
Greenaboro
St. Johnsbury
Vern Jones
St. Albans
Fred Sawyer
Northfield
Mrs. Wye
Barrow
Curtis
Lester Graves
Waterbury Center
Mr. Kendrick
Son
Winooski
Creamery
Fred Sibley
Burlington
Maggie Lawless
Woodsville
North Haverhill
Emma Pin
Edgar Kidder
Hookerville
Alma Little
E. C. Hillis
Barre
Goddard Seminary
Evelyn Coburn
June Martin
Lennox
Bellows Park
Wheeler Matchelder
Orlando Knapp
Austin Cate
East Calais
E. C. Hillie
May Johnson
Lester Knapp
Bellows Fails
J. W. Butterfield
H. J. Conant
Marshfield
Paul Waterman
Little Son
Dorchester
Mass
F. W. Coburn
Work
Whiting
New Hampshire
Alice Cmte
Fred Kimball
Brookfield Community Activities and July 4 Plans
Brookfield notes show Amherst visitors Mr and Mrs A L Hardy en route to Greensboro cottage. Christian Endeavor meets at Second church with officer elections for six months. Independence Day events planned at First and Second churches with symposiums, flag raising, and patriotic music. July 4 celebration set for Rumney's grove with water sports, a basket picnic, land sports and baseball. Community invited.
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A. L. Hardy
Amherst
Greensboro
Christian Endeavor Society
William Haggard
Rumney
Sunset Lake
Alumni Return Event At Willisenstown High School
Williamstown announces the annual alumni reunion to be held Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Congregational church parlors. All former students are urged to attend and to notify Mraster Simonds by Wednesday evening.
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Willisenstown High School
Congregational Church
Rome
Mraster Simonds
Palace Theatre Ad Brief Composition
Fragmentary OCR shows a vague notice promoting a Palace Theatre program with minimal readable details. No clear names, dates, or locations beyond a generic venue reference.
Graniteville Theatre Opens Thursday With Damaged Goods
The Granite theatre will be open on Thursday June 28 featuring the Park theatre film Damaged Goods in eight parts. Admission is required with a restriction: no children under sixteen admitted.
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Park Theatre
Adr
Groton social notes and visitors from nearby towns
Caroline Wilson of Piermont invites her brother R T Heath and family. Ralph Frost and Wallace Gray of Company I visited Groton over Sunday. Charles A Adams of Groveton stayed with his parents. Tax commissioner Charles A Philney, his sons Allen and Fletcher, and Clyde M Coffrin visited. Numerous locals attended outings, trips, and visits in Barre, Ryegate, St Johnsbury, Piermont, Northfield, and Montpelier.
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High Schoor
Joe's Pond
Gertrude Wells
Marjorie
Burlington
Fort Ethan Allen
A. A. Hopkins
Forrest St. John
Bradford
Cabot Upper Village School
Philip Osgod
Leigh Myers
Beatrice Heath
Curtis Wheeler
Jennie Smith
Aepaco
Frances Burnham
Melon Hatch
Ralph Jackson
Sidney Osae
Philip Osgood
Mihelyn Jackson
Lexter Witham
Ree
Bar Currier
Currier
H. &. Whittier
Rutland
Abbie Crane
George
Middlesex
Joey Lance
Northfield
Clyde
Kinge Ladd
Barre
Charles Crane
Louise Norris
Middiebury College
Miva Edavon
Caroline Wilson
Piermont
N. H
R. T. Heath
Sand
Ralph Frost
Wallace Gray
Company I
Charles A. Adams
Groveton
N. J
James Ad
Charles A. Philney
Allen and
Fletcher
Clyde M. Coffrin
Frank Morrison
Mise Linnie Samson
Grammar School
H. P. Ricker
Groeten Pond
Warren Goodwin
Foeton
Elizabeth Goodwin
Ralph Smith
J. H. Smith
Bernard Smith
Helen Ricker
Marre
Jennie Taylor
Ryegate
Maribah Taylor
William Cascady
Aaron Frost
Rubina Burnett
John D. Fall
Horace Carson
Woodeville News
William Batson
Peacham
Willian Page
Groton
Fort Ethan Allen Meaday
Sarah Weber
James Frost
St Barre
Grover Smith
Mr. Smith
St. Johnsbury
Samilay
K. T Heath
Pearl Heath
N. H. Sanday
Peter McDowell
New York City
BR. A. Devison
Dowell
South Ryegate
Marien T Graduates From Goddard in Marshfield
Marshfield brief notes Misa Marien T, a graduate of Goddard, returned home last Friday after an intermission from the ratef, and graduates at Gedident amid an adjusted timeline due to an error.
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Misa Marien T
Goddard Oeey
Bee
Err Heme
Atef
Graduating Exercises Planned for Williams Town High School
The class of YOIT graduates will hold exercises at Grange Ball on Friday evening June 20 at eight o'clock. Grammar school exercises are postponed to Saturday evening June 30. Residents move houses, others return home and church events are announced. A community Sunday service returns to the Methodists lawn, with details to follow.
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Williamstown High School
Grange Ball
Grammar School
Frank Roberts
Brookfield Street
Cloud
Beckett Street
Herbert L
Emma Camp
Platt
Horace M. Farnham
Lynde Terrace
Methodiut
Emma Adama
Old Orchard Beach
Jean Clogston
American Express Co
Springfield
Jason Martin
Derby
Jiease A. Martin
Community Doings At Alvah Hastings Property
Katherine Edgwards Vershire finished her labors at Alvah Hastings and returned to Corinth. John Clough is away on a visit. Bertha Cross Wiggins is home from Walpole. Maude Clough has attended St Johnsbury Academy this year and works for Mrs. Sherburne Miller in Warren. Rev W Mann of Westbrook preaches here. George Stacy bought a six cylinder Buick. Effie LaMorder, who taught here, has visited Warren. Mrs Jeode Thwicher and Violet Pratt came from Hyttogwood. The Misses Pirate will work at The Bongelow Fair. Mrs Ormedy returned from Fairies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Edgwards
Alvah Hastings
Corinth
John Clough
Bertha Cross Wiggins
Walpole
Maude Clough
St. Johnrbury Academy
Sherburne Miller
Post. Mille
Rev
W. &. Mann
Westbrook
George Stacy
Effie LaMorder
Hag
Warren
Jeode Thwicher
Violet Pratt
Hyttogwood
Local Notes from North Randolph and Nearby Towns
Mrs M A Coney is visiting in Fitchburg Massachusetts and Sarah Culie plans Chelsea visit with cousin Ella Grant. The Hill Birthday club met with Mrs Camp last week. Floy Camp went to Vergennes for the summer. Albert Ashline attended his brother’s funeral in New York last Sunday. Grace Bursell and Bur Dow were with...
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Eh Fitts
Fitchburg
Mass
Sarah Culuie
Chelsea
Ella Grant
Hill Birthday Club
Floy
Vergennes
Albert Ashline
New York
Grace Bursell
Bur Dow
British War Cabinet Reflects on American Forces Control
In the House of Commons Joseph King pressed Henry William Forster on who commands American troops on the Western Front. Forster replied the American government will announce arrangements when it deems opportune, and the question of knowledge was not implied.
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London
Joseph King
North Somerset
House of Commons
Haig
Henry William Forster
King
Forster
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Albert Rogers
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Esther Howland
A. W. Noyce
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Arthur Hodgdon
Elmer Winslow
Woodlawn
N.Y
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Meneles
H. W. Dane
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BE. Rosebrook
Corn Glidden
Harold Wilson
Paul Norris
Fairbanks Company
Will Marsh and Son
Charles Preston
Eugene Horn
Sherbrooke
P. Q
J. ‘J. Drew
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Elmer Brown
Calais
W. P. Lance
Ruth
Edna Perry
W. R
Frank Windlow
Ord
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Ernest Bliss
Phylis
Red Cross
Methodist Church
George Smith
Randolph Center
Barnard
Vermont
L. I. Holway
W. ©. Christie
Woodstock
G. W. Burke
J. Haxelton
Brownsville
F. I. Clark
Robert Hazeltine
Percival Hewitt
Pittsfield
Jennie
Ruth Webster
Fred Webster
John Blanchard
Rochester
George P. Nichols
Clara Pember
WM. Bomber
John Lyon
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Len Mavens
Martha. Arnold
Alfred Arnold
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Blanche Shepard
Berlin
Geneva Wyltie
Tle Spaulding
Sugar Hill
E. W. Hunt
Frank Konee
Amerian Realty Company
White River
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A. McIntyre
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Henry H. Fallam
Arthur Bean
Brooklyn
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Brookfield Center
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