Randolph Village Meeting Acts On War Expenditures And By Law Reforms
Randolph village meeting approves funding for street lighting and war time expenditures, adopts traffic by laws, and sets a water rental use policy. Elected officials include Spear moderator, Briggs clerk, Tewksbury auditor, Huby treasurer, and a three-year trustee. School board selects Spear and Du Boisne. tuition raised to 86. Mary DuBoisne suceeds resigning Pliny Morse. Local notices report illnesses, travel, and marriages including Leslie Ball and Katherine Dudley’s wedding at Randolph Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Spear
HF. Briggs
WW. Tewksbury
A. M. Huby Barian
W. Canyon Wes
J. H. Duftois
Allen Matt
Sherburne
Viall-Alumni
Tringham
Johnson
Local Notes on South Randolph Farm Life and Weather
South Randolph reports George Strickland and Miss Laura Paine buying a Ford. Camp family visits Rochester. Richmond Camp works for M. W. Flyde in East Bethel. Hyde hired by government to furnish lumber for stretchers, boosting ash lumber demand. Hay crop underway. beans and potatoes harmed by frost. many farmers replanting. Harold Slack builds a garden for W. E. Camp. Oldest residents recall a severe frost. B. Frank Smith returns from Williamstown to A. M. Smith in OC. Peavey visits Robert Peavey in Brad. Taylor abandons New York lumber job and goes home. Mr. and Mrs. Tanney and friend visit. Silas Jewett and Luther Roscoe visit Riford family. Mrs. George Spaulden ill under doctor care. Riford family ill after eating fish. Dr. Newell intervenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Strickland
Laura, Paine
Will
Rochester
Richmond Camp
M. W. Flyde
East Bethel
Hyde
Harold Slack
Royalton
W. E. Camp
B. Frank Smith
Myra
Williamstown
A. M. Smith
Peavey
Robert Peavey
Brad
Taylor
Young
Mary Camp Farm
New York
Mra. Tanney
Barre
Silas Jewett
Luther Roscoe
Middlebury
P. Riford
George Spaulden
BP. Riford
Newell
Local farm sale and Grange meeting change notice
North Randolph J G Perham and family announce the sale of their farm and related property at an auction this Saturday. The regular Grange meeting date is moved from Friday to Thursday night this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Perham
Ray
Hall
Fruita-tives Health Ad Promises Quick Digestion Help
Donat Lalon de prints a testimonial praising Fruita-tives Fruit Liver Tablets for indigestion and constipation. He claims relief after years of illness and urges purchase from Fruit-A-Tives Limited in Ogdensburg New York or dealers, with a box of six for two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsonneeve Sr
Donat Lalonde
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Bethel News Briefs and Local Twice Told Tales
Bethel notes include Kate Bullard caring for Bat Wooton shut in business three weeks and Dr W H Eddy returning from a fortnight in Connecticut valley with visits in Putney and Windsor. Residents report bridge repairs, army drafts, hospital operations, enlistees, and local visits across Windsor county and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Bullard
Bat Wooton
W. H. Eddy
Connecticut Valley
Putney
Windsor
Eddypat
Bradto
Margaret Carney
Daniel F. Carney
Milford
Mass
Margaret
Daniel, Jr
Inten Angelo
Abram Daudelin
John K. Parrott
Tong
Windsor County
White River Junction
National Army
Clayton Epee
Glenn Falls
Noy
Mary Burridge
Randolph Sanatorium
Burridge Garage
Myrtle Turri
White River
St. John’s
Frank Grifin
Tilton
N. H
W. W. Wilmot
W. F. Perley
Bellows Falls
Thin Town
Pur Ple
M. J. Vail
Rochester
Elisa PF. Mitler
Woodstock Ministers Meet for Summer Southern District
About 24 Methodist ministers gathered in Woodstock for the summer meeting of the southern group of the new southern district of the conference. Rev. Dr William Shaw of St Albans acted as superintendent. G H Sisson and Claude G Leonard were elected trustees of the district parsonage. Discussions followed papers by several pastors and Rev W H Moore of Randolph preached on Touching the Scriptures. The ministers and their wives were entertained by Woodstock residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shaw
St. Albans
G. H. Sisson
White River Junction
Claude G. Leonard
Springfield
W. EK. Douglass
Windsor
O. B. Wellh
Rochester
B. B. Hanscom
Wilder
Local News From Moretown and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs H Sawyer and Mrs Addie Sawyer returned from a motor trip to Hinsdale N H. Miss Mertie Whitney stayed in Cambridge for the weekend. Mr and Mrs D C Turner of Montpelier visited Mr R Childs over Sunday. Rev Dr McKay of Chicago spoke at the M E shore. Eldon Griffith of Springfield takes a two week vacation at home. A patriotic meeting was held with C F Lowe of Montpelier and Sgt Cecil Hopgoold of Vimy Tagen speaking. Prize winners listed at town hall includes Rath Flynn and Dorothy Brown among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Sawyer
Addie Sawyer
Hinsdale
Mertie Whitney
Cambridge
D. C. Turner
Montpelier
R. Childs
Goan
Ann Harmon
Randolph
Laura Learned
Barbara Field
Springfield
Griffith
Dr. McKay
Chiis
M. E Shore
Sunda
James Irwin
Eldon Griffith
C.F. Lowe
Sergt
Cecil Hopgoold
Moshe
D. F. Griffith's
Town Hall
Rath Flynn
Frank Cashen
Clyde Palmer
Dorothy Brown
Jacobs
Winfield Darett
Elton Demas
Ethel Foster
Dt. Darling
Melrose
Mass
Ralph Foster
Dorothy
Smpec
Massachusetts
Corve House
K. W. Powell
Canadian Forces
Rusrope
W. A. Bullard Burlington
U. S
Carpenter
Lena Dashner
Washington
Ernest
Thisey
Roy Blanchard
Burlington
Mire
Ned Lindsey
G. Waldo Pillsbury
Keen
Ralph Pillebury
Bellows Falls
L. 8. Blanchard
George Welch
M.D. Coffrin
F. D. McCriltis
St. Johnsbury
Patriotic Meeting At Town Hall June 28 Speakers
A patriotic meeting will be held at the town hall Friday June 28 at 5 30 to honor national war savings day. Father M S O Donnell of Meshe will be principal speaker. There will be a benave reserved to recognise its speed as this meeting ends. Help Helene go over the top in the war savings drive. first meeting of the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tows Hall
National War
Grain pile rescue at Groton mill described in local notes
A grain pile toppled at the Groton mill storehouse rail station, nearly burying Groton BK Darling who escaped with bruises. The incident prompted a thanks report as G I Knox and others responded to the cries. The piece also notes social visits, a patriotic meeting planned for June 28 with speakers Major K W Powell and Hon W A Bullard, and court appearances involving local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darling
Rilroad
Knox
Cabot and Walden Residents Visitities and Events
South Cabot residents and relatives from Walden Montpelier Barre Stowe and Danville gather for visits and local activities. Farm school close events, camp trips at Joe's Pond and spring talks on war savings stamps are noted with names of locals and visiting kin.
Local families visit and guests at homes in South Walden area
Roger Houston and tyayford School raft and families from Newbury visited Frank Houstons. Clifton Schoolcraft stayed a week. Mrs. Glenn Bailey and children of Craftsbury were guests at J R Houstons and Frank Wilcoxs for two days. Martha Morse of Hardwick stayed over Sunday at A F Grow’s. Mrs. Miles of Albany visited son Archie Miles. Winona Foster attended Jacob Farr funeral in East Hardwick. Beale and Harris traveled to Websterville. Henry Lewis visited aunt in Walcott. Mrs. Walley and sons stayed with Ed Parento’s family. Jennie Webster returned from Cabot where she taught. Archie Mind and mother auto trip to Morrisville to visit brother Glenn Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Houston
Tyayford
Newbury
Frank Houston
Clifton Schoolcraft
Glenn Bailey
Craftsbury
J. R. Houston
Frank Wilcox
Martha Morse
Hardwick
A. F. Grow
Miles
Albany
Archie
Winona Foster
East Hardwick
Jacob Farr
A. J. Beale
Websterville
Rev
B. Harris
Red
Henry Lewis
Walcott
Walley
Homer
Max
Mis
Ed Parento
Jennie Webster
Cabot
Fred Irish
Connectit
Charles Carr
Archie Mind
Morrisville
Glenn Miles
Rheumatism cure claims and questionable claims
A fragmented OCR passage discusses a product named Rheuma sold by FA Crown or Sc eat tasting rel? It questions the medicine’s claims and comparisons to other remedies, mentioning alleged benefits and urging reputable physicians to investigate. The text is garbled but centers on evaluating a rheumatism treatment and its purported effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FA Crown
Townsends and locals note wartime and social events
East Montpelier news lists Grover Townsend, in the 17th Pioneer infantry, moved from Fort Slocum to Camp Worth in Spartansburg. Others, including Mrs. Ki atom Ports and Dr. A. C. Freeman, visit or host in town. Abby Arbuckle plans vacation with Goddard seminary colleagues. plus notes on Brotherhood meeting, short film reel night, and a Red Cross dance with Dudley's orchestra on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Townsend
H. G. Townsend
17Th Pioneer Infantry
Fort Slocum N.Y
Camp Wadsworth
Spartansburg
S.C
Ki Atom Ports
Danville
O. B. Field
Cabot
Freeman
A. C. Freeman
Plainfield
Norwich
Conn
W. E. Fink
Abby Arbuckle
Goddard Seminary
Bennet Arbuckle
Robert Copping
Ralph and
Karl Daniels
Walter Curtis
Joe Chandler
Brotherhood of Maintenance For Way
Montpelier
North Mont Jer
Power of Evil
Hans and Pritz
Red Cross
East Montpelier
Dudley
Plainfield M E church holds quarterly conference and prayer
Rev RE W Sharp district superintendent will lead the first quarterly conference in Plainfield and conduct the midweek prayer meeting. A public patriotic meeting is set for Friday June 2 at 8 30 in the Plainfield opera house with John Sgorka as principal speaker detailing his four trips and ship torpedo incident. Other speakers and music accompany a fine program urging attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. W. Sharp
Plainfield
M. E. Church
Opera House
John Sgorka
France
Sgorka
Montpelier
Calais Sunday Services Announce July 7 Meeting
Calais services held each Sunday with a Young People's meeting at 7:30 p.m. on July 7 led by Mary Andrews and Crea Conner as ministers. Readers are invited to attend at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
Mary Andrews
Crea Conner
North Montpelier News Brings Cartoon Ads and Dates
A scan notes June 27 as a key date with listings including Power of Evil Wet Prides Hans and Frits Cartoons. The brief item mentions pictures and advertisements in the North Montpelier edition, highlighting a comic lineup and associated ad copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans and Frits
Adr
Vershire residents news and returning soldiers update
Ulysses G Avery of Company B returns home from Burlington as Vincen Rowell heads to Camp Devern for his service Uncle Sam. Families travel for visits, graduations, and routine town notes fill the week with social calls in Bradford Barre and White River Junction. A planned masquerade ball closes the column amid garden setbacks and summer camps across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses G. Avery
Co. B
Burlington
Vincen Rowell
Sam
Camp Devern
L. & Spear
Fairlee
F.B. Spear
Mra
Joseph Sleeper
Spear
Williamstown
W. G. Mann
Weathrook
Wershire
Cammer
Harold
Ralph
Adams
Chelsea
Dorie Ricker
Montpelier Seminary
Charlea Bailey
Cornish
Thatcher
Frances Pratt
Buttonwood
R. I
D. G Pratt
Lacy Pratt
Somerville
Mass
Mra. Pratt
Miss Alice
Barre
Violet
Chauncey Tathrop
Roy
Henry Mattoon
Ir. Guertin
Oh Nee Grant
White River Junction
Fred Straw
Bradford
Verna Rol Ris
Alfre Robisaon
East Thetford
Oscar Corse
Stratford
William Leet
Titus
Nini
Grange
Ie i Encouraging
Re. Edward Woodcock
East Lansing
Mich
W. J. ‘Trevithick
Fred Pray
Tenney Hill
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Madam Briggs
I. F. Briggs
School Street
J. HL. Wil
Doris Stockwell
Harold Smith
Julia Cummings
West Tehanon
N.fl
E.T. Claflin
Bertha Wires Thompson
Cw Hayward
Swampscott
Mase
Thompson
Braindell
Harold Billings
Portsmouth
N. W
Roy Bragg
Camp Devens
Leslie Ball
Katherine Dudley
Randolph Center
South
North Randolph
Bethel
Woodstock
Moretown
Groton
B. B. Darling
South Cabot
Clark
Doris
Elmer LeBree
Walden
Will Rock
George Jewett
George Rok
Lamberton
Burt
Ellen Rock
Winnie Jewett
Geneva Smith
Aant
Lop Dow
L. C. Houghton
Gerald Scribner
Behool
Enat Cabot
May Downer
Roy Goonough
Roy Spaulding
Pisster
Stowe
Philip Bashaw
Byron Eastman
Kenneth Bassett
Joe's Pond
Leon Goodell
Burton
Harry Houghton
East Burke
Harry Daniels
Dr. Burbank
South Walden
So-Co-Ny
So-Co Ny
So-Co.ny
Standard Oil CO. OF
So-Co
East
North
Vershire
Mazda
Barre Electric CO
North Main Street
Spondent
Hildren
Fletcher
Castoria
Insee
Jack Gardner
Eagle's Eye
Jame Hennest
Vermont
Lyric
Vine
Bem
Leslie Barriscale
Rose O Faradibe
Jewel Carmen
Perry & Noonan
Hospital Ambulance Service
Depot Square
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