Groton Forms Local American Legion Post
Monday evening in Groton ex soldiers formed a Groton post of the American Legion by signing charter papers led by George L. French Jr. and two others. Application for a charter was filed with the state branch for transmission to the national committee. Community members may join by contacting adjutant Harvey Hendry. Other local news lists residents and church notices, school events, and a change in the Groton Times editorial staff with Burt Heath Jr taking over from Scott D. Welch.
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Hendry
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Lamper
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St. Johnsbury Academy
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St. Johnsbury Center
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A. B. Clark
Genie Patch
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Minnie Lang
Montpelier
John A. Chalmers
St. Johnsbury
BW. Puffer
Baptist
Weld
Christ
Dille School
Opie
le Hilly
Groton Times
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Burt Heath
Heath
Websterville School Honors Eighth Grade Graduates
The Websterville community celebrated Friday with a school program, presenting gifts to graduates and recognizing teachers. Eighth graders Hazel Craig, Gladys Watson, Annabell Macauley, Cluisa Mann, Raymond Dobe win, and others were named, with Miss M Cecilin O Harin as room teacher. Awards included war and thrift stamps for students, and about seventy scholars showed notable yearly progress under faculty led by Mrs Lina JL Tape lin in primary.
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Hazel Craig
Gladys Watson
Annabell Macauley
Cluisa Mann
Raymond Dobewin
Mia
Sadie Parker
Madeline LaSwesa
Mabel Pare
Henry Pare
Earl Mercer
Gutrell Mercier
M. Cecilin O'Harin
Yuri
Carroll
George
Clara
Trelyn Mercier
Chile Rogers
Bart Tredell
Beatrine Tridel
Norman Cisig
Flinnbeth Charron
Eugene Dubie
Mary Goullette
Madelinn LaSpeny
Ora Goullette
Aire Dobson
Mors Lina JL. Tapelin
Pershing Future and the American Political Landscape
A fragmentary analysis argues Pershing’s future is uncertain as Americans weigh lifting him to office. It contrasts American wealth concentration with Britain's aristocratic system, noting Pershing’s detachment from army life and limited public drive for a presidency. The piece suggests his return would spark fanfare but may not galvanize a national movement.
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Great Britain
Oliver
Potitins
Alul
Tan
General Persing
General Pershing
America
Eath Ene Te Oy
South Ryegate Bounces Between Visitors and News
Horace T Thomas and family arrived from Lansing Michigan staying with Mia Emma Gibson aunt. Mrs Norman Morrison of Barre visited George Crowe. Mrs RP Carter of Brattleboro came to arrange cemetery lot care. George Gianni, ex arson volunteer, visits town after discharge. William Terry sells stock to Frank Brown and retires. Willie Lindsey returns from New Concord Ohio. Mrs Leon Odell learns husband safe at Camp Mills. Rev Walter Harriman receives call to Cedarville Ohio. Dr J S Garvin installation held with visiting ministers. State’s Attorney Campbell and Sheriff Worthen note business. Rose Agostini Corlla Santin and Regina Lonardi plead guilty to selling liquor without license. two others jailed in St Johnsbury.
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George Gianni
Passaic
N. J
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Frumk
Brown
Willie Lindsey
New Concord
Ohio
Leon Odell
Camp Mills
Walter Harriman
United Presbyterian Church
South Hyegate
James E. Dodds
Hawt Craftsbury
Campbell
Worthen
St. Johnsbury
Mra
Rose Agostini
Corlla Santin
Mire
Regina Lonardi
Widespread Local Visit Notes Amid Wartime Veterans
Bethel and nearby towns host a string of visitors and returning soldiers. Dorothy Curtis visits relatives in Dorchester Musa while Malcolm McDonald arrived from Malden for summer with Fred S Bowen and Dewey W White, wounded in war, now home healthily. Fred W Abbey returns from Germany with the army of occupation and stays with sister Mrs Grover Bowen, as Mrs Naramore and others pursue business. Various residents travel, visit camps, finish teaching terms, and prepare for summer activities including July 1 post office work and children’s day at the Congregational church.
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Lastie Parsons
France
Rose Parrick
Mary
Warren
Neva
Winifred
Windsor
Wil-mats
Marion Kendall
Sieane
Winifred Wilmot
Jacksonville
Pin
New York
Ralph Ofliver
Tnn
Barre
George K. Davies
Burlington
1 Congregational Church
Adamant obituary of Leslie Hughes at East Montpelier
Leslie Hughes died at his mother Mrs Charles Hood’s home in East Montpelier on Saturday June 21 born Graniteville June 5 1904 after seven years of illness The community mourns his cheerful nature He leaves his mother stepfather one brother Jaman Hughes Concord Mass three sisters Mrs Merle Lawrence Edith Lillian Hughes and six half siblings Funeral at church with Mrs Dean Holt officiating burial in Robinson Cemetery Calais Attendees included out of town relatives Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and flowers
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Leslie Hughes
Charles Hood
East Montpelier
Graniteville
Jaman Hughes
Concord
Mass
Merle Lawrence
Edith
Lillian Hughes
Dean Holt
Robinson Cemetery
Calais
Henry Robinson
Percy McLoud
Freddie Orr
Roscoe Campbell
Ed Raycraft
Arthur Miller
Barre
Fred Lowell
Montpelier
Eye exam clinic to visit East Calais store
J Rutter the optometrist will be at A Gove's store in East Calais on Wednesday July 2 for eye examinations. Call to arrange an appointment.
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BR. J. Rutter
Optometricr
Montwhier
A. A. Gove
Ady
Douglas Fairbanks
Enpmelty House
Thor & Paramount
Sidney Deen
MABON
Sinakine Travess
Liberstor
Tomorrrow
Randolph Gerald BE sign contract to return for another year
The High School commercial department confirms Gerald Randolph will return for another year, with nearby residents and relatives arriving for a visit. Observers note several local movements as families travel through New York and Massachusetts, with weddings and farewells among the community news.
Montpelier Local People and Mining Report
East Montpelier residents including Frank Morton af Northen and Roy Dudley are noted with local business ties and family links. A Yukon region report by USGS geologist George L. Harrington details 2000 square miles around Anvik and Marshall, describing geography, wildlife, settlements, coal beds, and gold placers yielding up to 700000 dollars in 1910 to 1917, with bulletin 683 available from Washington.
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Wilson
Willow Creeks
Marshall District
Yuku
Waterowen
Yukay
Anvik
Andreafaki
George L. Harrington
United States Geological Survey
Marshall
Department of the Interior
Survey
Washington
Bellboy Earning 754 Monthly as Auto Mechanic
A letter from Washington June 18 describes a bellhop seeking help from the Federal Board for Proportional Education. The board funds thousands of boys with promise, aiding trades like Ray photography and other skilled work, illustrating support for veterans and trainees at 20 New Jersey Avenue.
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D. C
Federal Board
Jettera
The
New Jersey Avenue
Washington, DG
Annuity Offers Peace of Mind for Comfort
Annuity plan proposed to solve financial worries. Mutual life company S. S. Ballard, general agent, Rialto block, Montpelior, Vi, invites readers to mail the birth date to receive the story.
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Mutual
S. S. Ballard
Rialto Block
Montpelior
Divorce Petition Alleges Husband Threatened To Shoot Wife
Mrs Elsie Greenieat Poupart of Wilmington files for divorce from Alfred L Poupart claiming he threatened her to leave their home and has barred access to their four children aged 19 12 9 and 2 She seeks restraining orders alimony child custody and suit funds and says she will contest his statutory petition While Judge Harrie B Chase will hear matters next Monday morning at 10 o'clock citing his occupation and earnings the case awaits county court action.
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Brartleboro
Elsie Greenieat Poujyart
Wilmington
Alfred L. Poupart
Harrie B. Chase
Poupart
Plaintff
Chase
Wittington
Mexico to distribute land to cultivators in reform plan
Mexico City reports the government plans to allocate about 300000 hectares valued at 22000000 pesos to the people. Distribution targets the Carranza era changes, with land granted to individuals who commit to cultivation. An engineering commission surveys development methods across regions.
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Mexico City
Carranza
Enginenrg
Vermont farm values rise despite West competition say Brattleboro Reformer
The Brattleboro Reformer cites the Heston Transcript and US census data to dispute claims Vermont farm values are falling. It notes all farm property values rose from 1800 to 1880 and again through 1910, with substantial increases in good farms despite some declines in marginal lands. It highlights a Vermont example where a farm sold for much more decades later after improvements.
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Heston Transcript
Vermont Farm
Vermont
West
United States
Lamoille
Samo
Comenon
Tranet
Brattleboro
Dr Veo EH Kilab Advo cacy Health Tonic
Dr Veo EH Kilab praised as a remedy for stomach and bowel issues spanning infancy to old age. The ad claims it cures headaches fatigue nervousness and indigestion by restoring digestive order. Sold by druggists with warning against substitutes.
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Dr. True
Unpardonnable Trespass Denounced in Mowry Case
Tokio reports the arrest and conviction of Rev. E M Mowry of Mansfield for concealing Korean rioters. He received six months, later reduced to four on appeal. Justice advocate Dr Usawa criticized the process as a serious trespass on human rights amid the March to April Korean disturbances.
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Associated Press
E. M. Mowry
Mansfield
Somei Usawa
Council
Mowry
Ieee Wourt
Usawa
Pyong Yang
Ri Jinsen
Hous
Movery
T Ie Rluhits
Normal Persons Not Found in Petrograd and Russia
London dispatch reports starvation in Petrograd and across Russia with mental collapse and widespread begging. Observers describe well dressed yet depleted people, some whispering of starvation, and parents pleading with milkwomen as prices soar beyond reach.
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Russia
London
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Duma
Frien
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Haven Politiken
Seven Barks Restores Digestion and Health Claims
Worth Reading notes that SEVEN BARKS relieves indigestion stomach and liver issues with testimonials from L A Amu Mary E Sturgen Edward Upham and others. Advertises sale at druggists for six cents per bottle and urges readers not to neglect trying it claiming it improves sleep strength and overall well being.
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L. A. Amu
Mary E. Sturgen
Shelton Springs
Edward Upham
Lynn
Mase
Truggists
Epidemics and Strain Rise amid War Era Shortages
The text notes severe typhus and smallpox epidemics, with a cholera flare from last summer appearing volatile. It laments government limits on relief and coffin wood, causing delays in burials, and argues the public bears unsustainable stress under dire conditions.
Norway aids Germany in feeding malnourished children
The Norwegian government donated 400 barrels of wet fiver oil to the American food mission for German children. One thousand children will be hosted by Norwegian families to restore strength after malnutrition, with funds raised for food.
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Christiania
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