State piggery at Duxbury farm aids hospital needs
The Vermont state piggery at the Duxbury farm houses 302 hogs including 150 born within four to nine weeks. White Chester hogs are favored for quicker maturity and are kept in an up to date 2 10x10 foot building. Hogs feed mostly on institution refuse. a cookroom heats the waste for pork production with low cost. One hundred forty hogs have been butchered in the year, averaging three per week. Fifty head of beef have also been slaughtered for institutional use. The state owns about 190 cattle, mostly young, helping prevent meat shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duxbury
Vermont State Hospital
Walter Irish
Irish
Gaysville Grange Hosts Reception for Duttons after Wedding
A Gaysville Grange gathering turned into a reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. John Dutton. Married June 21 at J. D. Blackmer’s home, they returned from a brief wedding trip as members offered congratulations. A short musical program and a gift from the Grange accompanied refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
John Dutton
J. D. Blackmer
Jerry E Wilson
Parisian Sage: A Cure for Oily Scalps in Summer
Summer hair care advice notes oily scalps worsen with dust and dandruff. Parisian Sage is recommended, used daily in the scalp after weekly washes, to drive out dandruff dissolve excess oil and restore healthy action. Sold by Red Cross Pharmacy and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Adet
Bethel veteran captures 23 inch rainbow trout
Civil war veteran Daniel Stoddard caught a 23 inch rainbow trout yesterday using a fly hook and minnow as bait. The story also notes locals including the Batchelders tending a carcass and notifying a game warden. Other brief items mention residents Hildreth and Philip Waldo grandparents in Letwnen New Hampshire and Mr and Mrs Swinger spending time in Windsor while building a house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Stoddard
A. Hatehelder
Hildreth Waldo
Philip Waldo Fof Letwnen
N. H
W. A. Swinger
Annie
Windsor
West Berlin Social Notes and Local Visits
West Berlin residents report travel to Burlington Montpelier and Plattsburg. A Lend a Hand dinner in Wyoneaville, Florence Teachout visiting Burlington, and a Highs of Harvard play upcoming. Claudia Robinson in Willbury, and multiple local visits between Stockwell, Kimball, and Libbey family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Stockwell
Burlington
Gerry Kimball
Montpelier
Plattsburg
N. Y
Sindy
W. A. Cooper
John Fidiock
Harvard
Northfield High School
The
Indies
Claudia Robinson
Bury
Lo A. Stiles
WA. Cooper
M. J. Ayers
E. Dresser
Thompson, Gonm
Highgate Springs Camp Week With Busy Rentals And Activities
A fragmentary report notes a busy week at Highgate Springs Camp with multiple family rentals from Montreal and local cottage bookings. The text mentions Lake View cottage rented to Mr A Layton and family, plus other groups including Thayer and Masntress, and references a teachers training class acting as chaperones. The allusion to events suggests a lively summer camp season with various activities and outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Montral
Apr
Montreal
Lake View
A. Layton
Thayer
Colin
M. A. Seth
Narwit
Pamtret
Waitsfield Dairy directors announce first dividend
The Waitsfield Creamery Co directors met Saturday and reported a very satisfactory financial condition. They approved a first dividend of 1.25 per dollar par value to be paid July 1, 1915, with a second expected around January 1, 1915 as the dissolution winds up. The article also lists numerous town notices and local society happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waitsfield Creamery Co
J. W. Wallin
Severe storm hits Williamstown with lightning and hail
A Sunday afternoon storm caused damage in Williamstown. A Clogston farm barn was struck but saved from fire. cows and two farm sons were stunned. Alumni officers were elected at the Williamstown High School reunion. Local fishermen hauled 33 suckers near Rood pond weighing 60 pounds. Town meetings, train timetable changes, and social events were reported, including moving picture nights and a charity lawn social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clogston
Adelard Boue Drew
Rood Pond
R. W. Wilson
Manchester
N. H
Harley ‘T. Martin
West Topsham Mew Leave Lewor of Gramtevitly
Fragmentary OCR notes show a local West Topsham item involving a person named Lewor or Lewor of Gramtevitly, with sexual and maturities references and gender hints. The readable line mentions Mer Wilinee and Nee Love TRatiiek at a center, with unclear dates or places.
Social notes and travel highlights from Graniteville
Paul Frenier of Barre visits with Mr and Mrs O Prenewr. Churchill and son go to Revere Beach for two weeks. J H Sultier and family with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nochenen spend Sunday in White River Denetion. Mrs Anna Carry, previously named Yor, plans to attend Turlington School events. Streeter of Washington reportedly rejected by Mrs Alexander Méition. Lake Mary trip noted. ministers of Myeth and Wilheertows appear in the text with references to July 1 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hill
Uy S. Hodgkins
Kenneth
Boston
Ray Hodgkin
Woodard
Stockbridge
P. W. Greene
Ella Barrows
South Royalton
Hilla
Otis Culvey
Henry Brooks
Frank Ketchum
Randolph
Walter Ketclum
R.A. Enadeni
Yale College
Congregational Church
Ki Streeter
Washington
Aleesander
Willem Aleeander
Care of the Baby Weaning Guide from Health Bulletin
The article outlines gradual weaning from breast milk to bottle feeding, urging patience and timing to avoid illness. It discusses maintaining milk supply, choosing cows milk with water and sugar, and transitioning to cups and spoons by age one. It warns against hot weather weaning and notes when to seek medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Bureau
Department of Labor
Washington, D.C
Begin
Lecture on Geological History of Calain in East Calais
Professor Charles J. Rietmond of Syracuse University will lecture at Union church East Calais on Wednesday evening June 30. The free talk, titled The Geological History of Calain, will discuss unused economic products in the town and welcomes all attendees regardless of dress. Nearby residents visited and returned from Burlington and Greensboro engagements, including Mrs. Deinell and family, the King family, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountain Association
Rebekahs
Mobn Niel
Mia
George Pierce
J. D. ‘Thompson
Mya
Elmira Pierce
East Calais
Mee J. BE. Berry
Etta Arnold Jones
Wilmot
N. H
Mika Grace Reed Joslyn
Floral Tk
Arthur Miller
Whitwomb Place
Louise Foltom
Wilmington
Jean Hibber
Thoresey
Swanton
Lena Belle Henry
Moses Long
John Kingsbury le
Barre
Morque
EM. Mcintosh
Methel Fe
Dames Thompana
Montpelier
Huth Carey Wilder
Eange H. Wilder
Moran Chalge
East Montpeterepent
Niels Mirt
St. Athans
Mildred
Jeelyn
Fiske
Trth Vertoot
Mikilebury
Ped
Georgeleiestead
Snot
Jasiyn
Mates
Charles J. Rietmond
Syracuse University
Union Church
Tian Wedevening
Calain
F. A. Deinell
Montpeltier
D. B. Deinell
Wa Nhosen Tribe Meets in East Barre Tonight
Regular meeting of Wa nhosen tribe No 1t in East Barre set for Thursday evening at 7 oclock. All members urged to be present for adoption and riviets or rivets ceremony.
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Waterbury
State Hospital
Julia Shipman
East Milton
Mass
Middlebury College
Fred Ravelin
J. B. Adama
C. B. Adams
E. E. Campbell
C. EB. Gifford
Toon Snow
Duxbury Town Hall
John Nelson
G. Herbert Pape
Gordon Block
North Main Street
Vermont
Gaysville
Gilbert
Hubbard
Miss Hubbard
Miss Erskine
Rochester
Leda Smith
George Marsh
Bethel
Sheldon
Carl Tenny
Woodstock
C.H. Osgood
Clyde Phelps
Charles Walker
Harold Woodard
Harrold Walcott
Burns Osgood
Porthind
Gail R. Osgood
Exeter
Nellie Barber
Royal Wallace
Providence
R. 1
Arthur Cone
Main Street
Crown’s Drug Store
A. V. Beckley
Barre, Vermont
Granite City Coal Yard
Granite Street
Office
Lehigh
Barre Electric Company
West Berlin
Highgate Springs Camp
Pety Bee
Waitsfield
Methodist Church
Knox
Columbia ' S University
Ellen Joglyn
Ruth Isabelle Parker
Harold Everett Lewis
West Windsor
Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society
Williamstown
Hattie Elliot
Northfield
Nellie Herrick
Brattleboro
Nellie Elliot
Windsor G. Ditty
Son
Williamstonnigh School
Misa Mabel Lasell
Erskine Jeffords
Gladys Martin
Leonard D.smith
Newton Center
G. E. Wilber
HeS5a
Thestead
Arelde R. Cram
Springfield Union District
Grange Ball
Tn Tand
Tio
Ro McAlister
Hoyt
McAllister
Martin Uo
Katherine Young
Dorchester High School
Aeboel
Ielow
Charles H. Beckett
New York
Hie
Sarah Seavir
West Topsham
Adamant
He Feyy
Graniteville
Paul Frenier
Barre Ie
Prene
American Clothing Co
North Main St
Pete Een
Summmer
Maynard King
George Guernery
Rena
O. W. Guermeey
Myrtie Drennan
Phillip
Carl Masekins
Greensboro
Kether Dovinell
East Barre
Tneasy Norte
St. Marre
Paris
Weing
N.D. Phelps CO
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