Randolph Wedding at Ball Homestead in Randolph Center
A Wednesday afternoon wedding united Len Ve Hatfeld Ball and Mire Katherine Ferma Dudley at the Ball homestead with Rev Fraser Metager officiating. The ceremony featured a single ring service under an evergreen arch, Ruth Ball played the wedding march, and guests admired buttercups and yellow roses. The couple expects to live at the Ball farm after a short honeymoon drive.
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Ball Homestead
Randolph Center
Len Ve Hatfeld
Katherine Ferma Dudley
Fraser Metager
Mise Huth Wall
Moendeleroha
Cremin
Ruth Ball
Clara Smith
Marjorie
Helen Morse
Ball Farm
Hall
Randolph High School
Ball
Albany Business Colege
Fins
KT. Ball
Community notices and social events in Waitefield
Miss Ruth B Jones hosted her high school class on the lawn with ice cream and refreshments. Visitors include Miss Harriet Bover of Randolph and Miss Margaret Miller of Lake Placid. Numerous locals attended a choir party at Camp Roxt Vie hosted by Rev and Mrs W A Remele. Long family picnic drew about seven members from Warren Fuyston and nearby towns. Ongoing war stamps drive noted with Waitefield reporting progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth B. Jones
Harriet Bover
Randolph
William Javes
Margaret Miller
Lake Plavid
George Miller
Macon
VJ Howard
Burlington
Margaret Clark
Wallace Clark
Montpelier
George Ballentine
Culaia
Honry Nichols
Bert Daniele
Herbert Smith
Madeline and
Loraine Frenier
Evelyn Werks
Mra M. Martin
Local notes from North Montpelier and nearby towns
Miscellaneous community notices list residents and visitors in North Montpelier Waterbury Center Montpelier and nearby towns. Names include Miss Davis Mrs Fannie Little Mr and Mrs Clark Miss Rath Conant and many others with frequent visits and travels. The item ends with a reminder of a Red Cross dance in Montpelier Friday June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Davis
Woodbury
Little Waelen Company
Mise Ivan Wheeler
Fannie Little
Curtinraves Was & Ees
Waterbury Center
North Calais Notices and Social Roundup
Local news from North Calais highlights Miss Lavella Kettell closing her school for the summer in June and Mrs. S. F. Dailey returning from East Calais. The item lists visitors, travel, hospital care, auctions, and graduation attendances, naming residents and relatives across Barre Hardwick Montpelier and nearby towns, with brief mentions of travels and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavella Kettell
St. al
SF. Dailey
East Calais
Aro P. Slayton
Farle Martin
Aiea
Springfield
Mies
Local News and Visits Across Fair Haven and Albany
Middlesex society notes recount Mr and Mrs Luke Somere of Fair Haven away at dawn Saturday while Mrs Somers remains for the week. Visitors from Mon Pelier and Albany join relatives, with guests at S Steckwell's and other homes. A cream sale and Unitarian event are announced, alongside family visits and travel between towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Somere
Fair Haven
Somers
P. Jr. Raton
Albert Onane
Mise Annie Dale
Mon Pelier
Albany
Balle Batchelder
Tallene
Lyndanvi
Henry Daniels
Wineuski
Tee
J. Keto Hlettert Storkwell
Mu Dative
Wimere
S. Steckwell
Almay
Stockwell
der Geter
Mire
Dandruff and Baldness Link Explored in Health Review
A health report outlines a potential connection between persistent dandruff and hair shedding. It notes that scalp dryness and inflammation may accompany dandruff and could contribute to thinning hair, while offering general care tips and encouraging medical consultation for ongoing concerns.
Marshfield Letter From WWI Soldier Reading Home News
A Marshfield correspondent reports on letters from private Wyrall Good and companions in France during May 1919. The missives describe daily work, service stripes, health, friendships with fellow soldiers, letters from home, and plans for postscript readings and local events to support Red Cross and Pythian Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Shortt
Wrrall Good
Ranen
France
Sewer
Uleo
Robingon
Joan
Sinen
Ellery
Mary Spencer
Eddie
Harold Wiser
Cabot
Errol Rolfe
Frederick Shepard
Tun
Hodkor
Edo
Kory
Eddie Ward
Marshfield
Éure
Hoys
Free Freerane Corn Remedy Prompts Caution
A distorted notice touts a free drops treatment for corns damaged by a Cincinnati firm. It promises instant relief, warns against applying freetone aftercare, and advises keeping the bottle away from skin. The ad mentions potential irritation and urges prompt use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomas
Barree Residents: School Year Ends and Travel Plans
Saturday, after completing the year in Barre city schools, Mrs. English left for Boston. Mrs. Swerdfeger and Mrs. Merrill traveled, with Mrs. Merrill joining her husband at the seminary as vacation caretakers. Henry Blake suffered a serious heart attack midweek but is now more comfortable. Mrs. Myrtle Drennan is employed as nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Mra
Tie English
Boston
8. Swerdfeger
FG. Merrill
Henry Blake
Riting
Myrtle Drennan
Bethel Mountain School Closes as Noted Local Activities Plague Page
The Bethel mountain school closed Friday amid a string of local notices. Pupils with no marks included Carl and Lida Walker. Nellin C. Blake taught. Families—Mr. and Mrs. HD Davenport—invite a July 4 picnic with croquet and races. A naval reserve musician from Clade B. Williamson returned home. court fines were issued for illegal selling. The page recounts various residents visiting Boston, court appearances, and a fatal lawn accident involving Mrs. Tra Gonga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divine
Carl Walker
Lida Walker
Henjamis Klee
Nellin C. Blake Wa
Jot Gay
John
Robert
Boston
J. Howard Myatt
HD. Davenport
Ralph Waldo Market
Doris
New York
Vedy
Daniel Abbott
Henry Brooks
Stockbridge
A. B
Nichol
Maine
Evelyn Clark
Sunderland
Mase
W. A. Thatfeld
Clade B. Williamson
Wordston Westling
G. Hy Eins
W. C. Harvey
Wershire
Senator A. Cody
John J. Wilean
Thetfort
John McCormack
Ho N. J
Patrick Me
Ido
Davie
Tra Gonga
Gongsu
Davis
Upper Church Street
East Corinth Thrift Stamp Drive and Community Notes
The town reports a thrift stamp drive underway with a canvana by committees and a church meeting Friday with an out of town speaker. School children have raised over 200 dollars and several summer visitors arrive. repairs on the school building begin with a 16 font addition planned. Local families travel, visit, and host guests while community activities, minstrel events, and club work keep the town busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Mallard
Royalton
Atari
Tes
Dodd
J. W. Zwicker
W. R. Rowland
Stanley
Ruth
Ohio
Warren Welch
Whid Russell Welch
A. Jackman
Boston
Lottie Parker
St. Johnsbury
Ethel Foster
W.it Clark
Benefit of
Red
Myra Currier
Morrisville
B. BR. Kusic
Cedric Davis
Wednaday
Rodm. Heibbellie
Hamille
A.V. Cooper
Daugster
Bern
A. F. Phillipe
Mira Leach
Williamstown Announces War Talk Concert and Local Observances
A Williams town notices concert at the band stand at 7 30 pm followed by a hall program at 8 0 pm with new quartet music and a war outcome discussion. A Sunday evening talk by returned wounded soldier Mrs Hitta M Covell at the M E church is planned, plus church services, youth class plans, and community movements about war savings drives and wheatless campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazop Caumpaigu
Carvaesere
Williamstownie
M. E. Church
Graniteville Red Cross elects officers at meeting
Election results report Graniteville officers for the Red Cross with President Mrs. William Alexander and vice president Mrs. Laura Suttor. Other notes mention Catherine MacAuley leaving Montpelier for Moretown to work, George Mcleod returning from Portsmouth seeking work, Ernest and Mrs. Palmer motor trip with daughter Georgia, the Miles’ state visit, A M Roach trip through Massachusetts and Connecticut, and Theodore Laerer called to Barre by his brother's death.
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Red Cross
William Alexander
Laura Suttor
Alfred Roach
Catherine MacAuley
Montpelier
Far Moretown
George Mcleod
Portsmouth
N. H
Ernest Palmer
Rotedam
Georgia Palmer
Crane Institute
Potedam
W. T. Miles
East Bethel Visitor Notes From Local Family Roundup
East Bethel residents record a social visit with Wayne Spaulding and family from Farmington, Me visiting Mrs. CN Smith and Mrs. Wille. W. Tits moved the family to Strafford. Mrs. Desige finished Roylton work and is home. Florence and Nellie Porter spent a week with friends in Hart. Mrs. Dw Gifford of Seattle visited Samuel Gifford's Sunday. Walter Green is reported sick in Merre Monday.
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Mise Hattie Joloron
Waterbury Center
Wade Benjamin
Hardwick
Mre Buchanan
Child
Wentworth
N. H
Merrill Clark
Carr
Gillette
Proctorsville
H. W. Cate
Montpelier
H. J. Conant. Ainsworth
Calais
Fannie Little
van Pearsons
George 1. Pray
Clarence Templeton
E. E. Pray
van Bennett
Mra
J. P. Spaulding
Theo Clark
Willoughby
Wayne Spaulding
Fe I Baek
Gowld
Victor
Dorothy
Farmington
CN. Smith
Coarge
Mase
Vine
NA. Wille
Royelton
Florence
Neilie Porter
Tan
Frimnite
Hart Ra
Dw Gifford
Seetle
Samuel Gifford
Walter Green
Merre
North Faylton misreaders reveal area notice confusion
A garbled item notes corrections and letters about area affairs and mail delivery confusion. The fragment mentions people and places including North Faylton and references to corrections and effects on the community.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin The Perfect Laxative
A mild pleasant tasting laxative blend of simple herbs with pepsin. Provides relief without griping. Trial bottle offered free by writing to Dr W B Caldwell 458 Washington Street Monticello Illinois.
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W. B. Caldwell
Washington Street
Monticello
Illinois
Local Notes From Gaysville And Surroundings
Mrs Katherine Farrar spends summer with relatives in Rich ford Leda Smith completes Williamstown schooling George Miner of New York visits The Cobbie Mrs Alien Taylor and Miss Helen Taylor lodge with Mrs Flora Chase for summer Mr and Mrs B J Oxgood visit West Hartford Ruth and Mattie Mille visit Rutland Mrs J D Hawkmer attends Red Cross meeting in Bridgewater Lewis Pideonda visits Bethel A son born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mille of White River Junction Emma Stone visits relatives in Hethet Bert Dukette and two children relocate to Canada Jennie Brown moves to Bethel for waitressing work Kris Kagsees lecture by Rev J P de Rinto replaces regular Christian Endeavor meeting Visitors Mendall and John Blackmer in Lebanon N H
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Katherine Farrar
Richford
Leda Smith
Williamstown
Nat Wrk
George Miner
New York
Alien Taylor
Helen Taylor
Methuen
Mass
Flora Chase
B. J. Oxgood
West Hartford
Ruth and
Mattie Mille
Rutland
J. D. Hawkmer
Bridgewater
Lewis Pideonda
Bethel
Lawrence Mille
White River
Appella
W. E. Mills
Emma Stone
Hethet
Bert Dukette
Canada
Jennie Brown
Waitrens
Bascom Thorne
Christian Endeavor
J. P. de Rinto
Avis, Mendall
John Blackmer
Lebanon
N. H
Topsham Visitors and Health Note From Vermont
Topsham resident Mrs Ira D Welch visited Bradford Monday to meet brothers James and Chauncey McKay and sister Miss Marie of Quincy Massachusetts who will vacation in town. George Hall and Ira D Welch were visitors at Wells River Tuesday. Fastman returned from a brief visit at St Johnsbury. General Thurston long with J R Caldwell in poor health was moved to Barre hospital Tuesday. Mr and Mrs R B Cilley were at Grotton Wednesday. Bernie Magoon of Crone guest of Miss Alive McLam Sunday night. Red Cross meting at Mrs H B White home Wednesday.
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Mra
Richmond
Lucile Grant
M. Woodworth
Donald
Montpelier
Hi. OC. Ribbee
Concord
Randolph
Brookfield
Gladys Cantlin
Lebanon
Carrol Billings
Portsmouth
N. H
Ernest Lash
Granville
Campbell
Rita Galvin
West Brookfeld
Mass
8 & Whitcomb
Rochester
J. Clyde Preston
Florenne May Heath
East Randolph
Lucy Hollister
Marshfield
Abbie Clark
Plainfield
Theo Clark
Rath Conant
Cabot
We Butterfield
LeRoy Morse
Jeffersonville
George le Baron
Prin
KR. Hollister
Barre
Hr. Conant
Archie Pearsons
Baby Davis
Marghfield
Jo D. Coburn
Barte
Edith Little
Beatrice Tre
Woodbury
Tracher
Pla
Mary Hollister
Edith
Carrie
Mero
Arthur Coburn
J. W. Butterfield
Esther Holmes
East Calin
Nina Dailey
Brattleboro
Kidwin Smith
Ira Gould
Cranberry Meadow Pond
East Calais
Herbert Celley Ins
Walter Clyde Dailey
Gardner W. Dailey
East Uasale
Austing Institution
Hrattlehury
Robert Phelps
Paul Cato
Cato
Cony
Lake Nelson
George Love
K. of
Phall. Ker
Red Cross
Pythian
T. A. Evans
Wiesex Junction
A. FB. Lamberton
Merrill Johnson
Congregational Church
Hitta M. Covell
Washington, D.C
Devi
Waldo
Ensign Crawford
Salvation Army of
John Trona Jr
Hiram S. Drury
Woodstock
Tra Wright
Alice
Irene
Bert
Mire Marry Whitney
South Ill
Harry Dames Lasrl
Isaac Recor
Marre
Glen F. McAllister
Arthur Whitney
Chelsea
George L. Eton
A. A. Ved
State Road
Heman Smith
Ruth
Ruby Bruce
Springfield
Rachel
Edgar Crossland
Harre
Arlot
Fethoiist
People’s Telephone Company
Albert G
Gertrude Martin
Edwin M. Whitney
Northfeld Road
Mise
Nellie TiHlotenn
Berlin
Mike Nellie House Jamieson
Albert R. Martin
Buniel C. Townson
Mies Dutton
Orange County
Williamstown
Ira D. Welch
Bradford
James
Chauncey McKay
Marie
Quincy
Maas
George Hall
Wells River
Tuesu
Sarold Fastman
St. Johnsbury
Thurston
J. R. Caldwell
Barre Hospital
E. C. Poole
R. B. Cilley
Groton
Ea- Iss Mies Ivis McLam
Henry Smith
Thursise Bernie Magoon
Crone
Gree
H. B. White
Nellie Gill Players present Esmeralda in Plainfield
Tomorrow night in Plainfield the Nellie Gill Players stage Esmeralda. Seats on sale at Leavitt's with dancing after the play. Mrs Curtis Baldwin entertained the Mot club on June 27. supper and pleasant afternoon. Planning for picnic on July 4 in Batchelder's woods. Everyone invited. Next meeting with Mrs Theron Perry on July 18.
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Nellie Gill
Esmeralda
Plainsfield
Leavitt's
Ladv
Curtis Baldwin
Ienic
Batchelder's Woods
Theron Perry
Barre minister to speak on war saving stamps
Rev F L Goodspeed of Barre will address the town on the war saving stamp quest at 45 South Main Street. J G Shadrous is listed as contact, telephone 273 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Goodspeed
Barre
J.G. Shadrous
South Main St
War Savings Meeting at Websterville School Grounds
Public meeting set for next Sunday in Upper Websterville at 2 30 p m to explain the war savings stamp program. Speaker Hi recently returned from France will share experiences. A secretary will collect pledges and attendees may increase existing pledges.
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Upper Websterville
France
Upper
Lower
Welsterville
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