Stowe Guests Depart After Summer Visits
Stowe residents and visitors frequent Burlington and Montpelier as professors, engineers, and travelers wrap up four weeks of practical work and summer stays. Local families, guests from Boston and Springfield, and University of Vermont affiliates plan homecomings and housekeeping after weeklong or weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Dix
Stowe
Burlington
Mra. Dix
Dix
Mise Tune
Tntowh
Engineers
Green Mountain Inn
Martin Ellsworth
University of Vermont
Walter Ellsworth
A. L. Gale
Ray A. Baker
A. A. Pike
GM. Culver
Edward Godfr
Ruth McMahon
Burling Y
University
John G. Whittemore
Boston
F. 8. Davis
Maple Street
Grace Bigelow
Springfield
Mass
W. H. Hosmer
Gordon Bull
McMahon Brothers
Ford
Gailey
Lisbon
N. H
Greensboro
H. H. Cobb
Hardwick
John Boardman
Munn Boardman
Milo J. Hill
Ida Hill
Hf. O. Smith
Marjorie Hill
Ruby Davis
Barton
Miss Davis
A. B. Hill
Charles
North Charleston
N. Hi
Dora Barnes
Waterbury Center
Mount Mansfield
Ed Hall
Montpelier
Emma
Yaugh
Benton Harrie
Bellows Falls
Harris
Fred Harris
James Olson
Morrill W R observes flag day with readings and music
At Morrill W R regular meeting a flag day program featured music by Jude Read readings by Ida Harr Marin Dow Abbie Read and Jennie Bruce a talk by Jennie Bruce and a recitation Flanders Piel a paper bouquet in national colors refreshments served and social time enjoyed. Local delays in text mention guests and farm sales as well as American Legion and French war orphans fund notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill W. R
Jude Read
Ida Harr
Marin Dow
Abbie Read
Jennie Bruce
Carrie Bliss
Department
Bert Smith
T. Hf. Osgood
East Concord
Leslie Tucker
TH Good
Cecil Smith
Philip Osgood
Concord
Charles Kenerson
American Legion Weekly
France
The
Florence Monee
Lille
Nee
Fermans
Wan Bean
Mener
Liste
Huensa
Ey Major
Roe
Fernand
French Orphan Fund
Cations
American Legion
San Red Crees
Traveling notices and local hints from South Royalton area
Local notes report residents Lucy Gile and others returning home from Montpelier and Brunswick area while families like Flint and Tarbell undertake travels in Vermont. A Bethel wedding and various moves to Burlington, Granville, and Lake Averill appear amid regional social snippets. Lisbon dispatch notes Portugal’s peaceful yet restless summer scene with crowds, travel and limited transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit Lucy Gile
Montpelier
Sto Waadhurn
Jes
Royalton
Oras i. Flint
Kennetl
Bradford
Kenneth Christie
Springfield
Mase
Katherine Tully
Linke Placid
South Royalton
Fa. Flint
Randolph
Flint
Hortense Hunt
C. P. Tarbell
A . Witham
Brain Stree
Granville
Mark H. Flint
Vern John
Broadbrook
Bethel
J. W. Miller
Nellie R. Skinner
Burlington
Edith Clegaton
Bob. Firman
Camden
Helen Tully
East Hartford
Conn
Katherine Swenson
Robert
Northfield
KJ. Hewith
Lake Averill
George W. 1
Princeton University
College of
Winoprki
Lisbon
Cintra
Cuscios
Etori
Riviera
Portugal
Ts Tre
East Bethel Grange Dance Draws Crowd Despite Thunder
East Bethel report notes a well attended dance at the grange hall last Thursday though a late thunder shower kept some away. Steele's orchestra played while refreshments of potato salad cake coffee and ice cream were enjoyed. Several local residents mentioned for health and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Steele
H. R. Wight
Randolph
HV. Allen
Sarah Cainhag
New Overland
Yale week exercises and local visits noted
Strafford W. Br Sanborn attends Yale commencement week exercises. Mr French of Johnson assists Mr Fisk in church duties. Mrs Jusia Udall of Randolph visits daughter Mrs Preston in Providence. R B Prescott and daughter Helen quarantined for throat illness. Various visitors and local residents travel to Massachusetts events and Lebanon White River areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BR. Sanborn
Yale College
French
Johnson
Fisk
Jusia Udall
Randolph
Preston
John Linton
Providence
R. J
J. , Hazelton
J. Guy Huntley
CES
Massachusetts
Moore
Mes. Mosier
Lebanon
White River
Dr. C. M. Proctor
South
Horn Mass
FS Fairchild
Newton
Mass
de. Cobb
Indigenous Record Keepers of the Sarci Reserve Preserve Paintings
A BC near Calgary tribe keeps tribal history on painted hides. The painter preserves legends of battles, horse thefts, and chiefs as elders recount their lives by campfire and peel hide pictures. Young members learn from campfire lore, then the painter stages the tales on hides for posterity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Calgary
New York Evening Pos
Finnish Influence on Ember Market Shaping Timber Trade
The Timber Trade Journal quotes Copenhagen’s commercial attache noting Finland’s strong influence on the ember market in 1920. If Finnish stocks had existed Sweden could have raised prices. Finland may become a Swedish competitor in supplying lumber. Finland’s 1920 exports totaled about 260,000 standard pounds, with remaining stocks small. winter production delayed in the south. The piece suggests Finland may dominate future supply, and government stakes in tinder firms may affect market dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finninas
Copenhagen
Sweden
Finland
Finkons
Tarhe
Marives
Tae
Gesernment
Unclear Legal Transcript Fragments Surface
Fragmentary notes resemble a legal transcript with garbled names and figures. It hints at a dispute over money and a box in a courtroom setting, mentioning attorneys and legal actions but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
Not the Nereery Kind Utile Fellow Tale
A fragmented tale describes a small, frightened creature taken to a place with sheep nearby. The voice cries for his mother as the crowd reacts and a rowdy scene unfolds among grazing animals. The jumble hints at a rural setting near Boston with chaotic dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Orange County Farm Bureau Meeting Advances Co op Creamery Plan
On June 11 Randolph hosts a meeting for farmers backing a co operative creamery. Speakers Jones and Mulholland outline organization and operations as surveys show about 800 cows with potential to grow. Sale plans target registered stock this fall led by the Central Orange County club and a new sales committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
R. Jones
Daley
J. Mulholland
Central
Orange County
Farm Bureau
Jersey
Arctic Cold Misunderstanding Across Distances
An editorial argues beliefs on extreme cold misjudge how latitude altitude and water absence affect temperatures. It cites Manitoba and Herschel Island data, noting record lows near minus 64 to minus 72 F, and contrasts Arctic travel lore with measured climates. It compares Eskimo winter behavior and New York summer perceptions to illustrate climate realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meteorological Service of
Canta
Manitoba
Herschelsland
Hirgwat City
Pei
Herceles Islands
Furth
Exkinens
Atlantic
Pacific
Toronto
New York Daily
New York
Weither
de Grove
PLEA FOR PARTY HARMONY IN PROHIBITION POLITICS
A Vermont view warns against making prohibition a pure party issue in 1920s contests. The piece argues that if Republicans drift with wet factions and Democrats push dry planks, party lines could collapse, leading to mixed ballots and unpredictable outcomes in Vermont elections for governor and Congress. It urges nominating solid party candidates and staying united despite the national campaign climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekepele Rutland Hera Kl
Reepublica Party
Democrats
San Francisco
W. J. Bryan
Edwards
New Jersey
Sust
Vermont
Porter Dale
Dale
Harry Witters
St. Johnsbury
Azan
Frank Plumley
Phimley
Ayan
Wetr
Hey
the Herald
Mom
Congres
Tne
Coolidge
Congress
Fooled Him That Time’s Poem on Balverty Bond Bark
Boston Transcript records a playful editorial exchange about printing a poem on bark amid jokes that poetry was not worthy of paper. The piece notes the editor’s quip about tiresome criticism and the mock defense of literary worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Row
Boston Transcript
Wisconsin Restroom Law Promotes Public Comfort Stations
The Wisconsin act requires cities and villages to maintain restrooms and comfort stations for both sexes, with state health standards and penalties for vandalism. It covers municipal funding, equipment standards, and even roadside facilities, signaling a push for public health and accessibility. The pamphlet guides municipalities on construction, operation, and signage including a red four pointed star symbol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Lvery
State Board of Health
Wisconsin State Board of Health Life
Boston Transcript
Fragmentary quote hints at a clever composer’s ambition
The clipped text shows a dialogue about composing a popular song and becoming independently rich. It references a character named Tam who is educated, with surrounding stray lines indicating a fictional or literary excerpt. The fragment preserves no clear event, date, or setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Porthindregenias
Weed Cutting as Cure for Hay Fever Observed
Dr William Sheppegrell president of Iran Hay Fever Prevention Association notes in a paper that a wood cutting campaign in New Orleans in spring 1916 cut hay fever cases to a small fraction. He argues that ventilation exclusion and low temperatures offer relief but rainfall washes pollen from air and reduces its toxicity, suggesting temporary relief from pollen exposure is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sheppegrell
New Orleans
New York Tribune
Vague Note on Money and Family Circulation
A cryptic fragment discusses money, a father figure, and ongoing circulation of funds. The text is unclear but implies concern over income or expenses related to a father and family. Specific names, places, dates, or events are not provided in readable form.
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CABOT
East Bethel
Blanche Fowler
James Fowler
Walter Brown
Malcom Warwick
Eaders
Ben Davenport
Northapton
Strafford
Sarci
Samiti
Orange County Farm Bureau
Ralph Willcox
East Brookfield
Farm Inrent
Wred Tallint
Richard Bacon
Ralph Willcow
Home Economice
Tate
Harold A. Dwinet
County Agri
Gemane
Marshfield
See & Clara B. Shortt
Marshfield, Vt
Aetnaize
W. Dillon Enernted
Anne
Rutland Herald
H. Rc, Watson
Brandon
Sampoon
Acm
Knox Morgan
Miedam
Huetlers Prince
Cockfeld Prince
PUNCH
Spa
Barre Electric CO
BARRE
Montpelier Electric CO
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Daily Times
Bijou Theatre
Allen Dawn
Harold McGrath
Alco
Attgewenaee
Tee
Tom MIX
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