West Topsham Social Round Triplets and Guests
In West Topsham Mr and Mrs ton Me host visitors from Barre Misses Ines Tubbs and of Barre visited Ton s Sunday Mrs Fenton Miles and daughters Beatrice and Olive of East Topsham visited Waldo Hood s Thursday Mr and Mrs William Laundry of Montpelier were guests at Waldo Hood s a few stays last week The recently born to Mr and Mrs Perley Howl was named Linward Gilbert Hood Mrs Beedle staying with her daughter Mrs William Ryan has returned home Maynard Williams escorted her and Mrs Ryan home The school year closed Friday with a dance in the hall A farewell reception for teachers included ice cream and cake All present report a good time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beedle
Ben
William Ryan
Maynard Williams
Mre Ryan
Waldo Hooil
George New
Town Notes From Moretown and Nearby
Moretown residents and nearby towns are noted in a series of social and civic items. Visitors include J. P. Towne of Pininfield and Miss Vivw Atking of Montpelier, with local militiamen Bernard Flynn Charles Hurdle and Howard Sumner joining the militia. A school prize event at the Methodist church rewards top pupils, and Rutland Railway, Light, and Power promises full salaries to workers serving with the Vermont regiment until they resume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Turner
Shelburne Pond
Rutland Railway, Light, and Power Company
Vermont Regiment
Vernie Chamberlin Visits Before Vacation Start
RANDOLPH iss Vernie Chamberlin, a Saxonville teacher, arrived here on Wednesday to preserve her vacation. Several residents, including Mise Arns Douglas and Mise Josephine Emery, traveled to Morrisville and Woodstock for family and legal matters. Other notices mention Miss Dorothy Allix finishing studies, Miss Jessie Chadwick visiting from Florida, and Mrs. Ellen Huntington traveling to Newport for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernie Chamberlin
Saxonville
Mase
Mise
Arns Douglas
Morrisville
Mise Josephine Emery
Woodstock
la Rock
Mary Hodgkins
New Haven
Conn
Estelle Gilson
Highlands
Mra
Tuting Tilkon
Trenton
Hive
Tifeon
CT. Pratt
Marion Gracia
Pittefeld Widnesday
Charles Gracia
John Lameon
Timever
Katherine
Henry Harrett
Lprwich
Mia
Conner
Sine Suintay
Jobin Tutebineente
Lebanon
N.fl
Dorothy Allix
Business College
Burling
Fonant
Barton
Jessie Chadwick
Florida
Sunta
Tre C. & Chamberlin
Mary Pratt
Montpelier
Mire
GW. Smith
Few G. W.smith
Episcopal Church
St Altans
Newport
Montington
Partridge
Kharre
Mise Vernie
Jake Dumas
Burlington
Gerald Stece
Howart
Hillehorn
Thunderstorm damages Bethel home. six escape injury
A lightning strike during a Tuesday night storm damaged the Bethel residence of John Mute, tearing a roof opening near the chimney and stovepipes. No injuries were reported among six occupants. Insurance covers about 50 dollars in damages. Various locals and visitors are noted, including travelers from Ipswich, Woodstock, and Vermont, plus a fur auction at Brooks Place and several regional moves and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mute
Ney
Mhe Oylenn Hill
Mra. Morse
Atovepie
Cy. Jena Morse
Mr. and
Summer camp openings and local visits in South Fairlee
Bay time at the summer camps notes two openings on June 6 and July 1. Lillian Robinson attends Castleton summer school. Mrs TF Acketmin and two children visit L. L. Stearns for a basteriday. Mrs Hanter’s parents and her daughter from Barnet spent Sunday with her. Alden Rand helps at the station for a few weeks. Mrs Winchester returns to Kesex Junction after three weeks with daughter Mrs W E Young. Irving Young travels to Quinibeck for summer work. Jol Clogston of Buffalo visits his mother Mia WoW. Band and con Charles visit his mother in South Revalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Robinson
Castleton
Acketmin
L. L. Stearns
Basteriday
Hanter
Barnet
Alden Rand
Winchester
Kesex Junction
W. E. Young
Irving Young
Quinibeck
Jol Clogston
Buffalo
Mia
Wow
Charles
South Reyalton
Cabot town hall hosts film program Friday night
Lyford to present a movie program at Cabot Town Hall featuring The Mystery for the White Car in two reels, La Dorrit, An American Gang western, and Hawkins Moves. Admission two dimes, children under 12 admitted. after the show a promenade. An assembly of the T.C.O.F. will also meet Friday night, June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WB. Lyford
Cabot Town Hall
Littee Dorrit
Theo Revlky
Hawkins
Adnite
Ade
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Topsham
Murad
Moretown
J. P. Towne
Pininfield
M.S. Ward
D.C. Turner
A. C
Atyasell
Dough
Stowe
Mira Addie
Foss
Park
Miss Foss
FE. Johnsen
Atkne
Albert Turner
Waterbury En
M. H. McAllister
Barre
Marion Biahoo
Mire Eleanor Bruce
Forrest Herne
Doris Austin
Childdren
Rpal
Sani- Fl
the Hygienic Products Company
Canton, Ohio
Randolph
Plainfield
Bethel
John Morse
Edward Batchelder
Howard
Fort Ethan Allen
Dengil F. Rice
Batchelder
Reymond &. Brink
Han
Walter H. Hare Jow
Gayaville
Mary Parker
Anna (Tupper) ‘Tucker
Ipswich
Mass
Elizabeth Freeman
Lyndon Institute
Lake Morey
Brooks Place
Main Street
A. A. Brooks
B.C. Rogers
BM. Washburn
New York City
Mies Lacey Washburn
Montclair
George Ei. Davies
University of Vermont
Co. C
First Vermont Regiment
William Moore, Jr
William Moore
Hief
Co. D
Connecticut Cavalry
National Guards
Bristol
Dunstable
Mars
Charles Gratton
James
Alfons
N.Y
Katherine McCormick
Haverhill
George A. Hissom
Cudahy
Worcester
Paine
R. C. Wilton
Mary Carrier
EB. Hibberd
South Royalton
E.R. Carrier
St. Albans Bay
Marion Ballard
Randolph Sanatorium
W. C. Manning
Framingham
Miss
Kenneth
Spaulding
Loon Lake
N. Y
South Fairlee
Sagraane of
Castoria
CABOT
Williamstown
T. C
Vermont
Metro
Edmund Breese
Alaska
Robert W. Service
Paramount
Blanche Sweet
Paramount Pictograph
Barton Holmes
W. T. Campbell
Madison Avenue
Park & Pollard Co
Park & Pollard
Mr. Campbell
Columbia
A. W. Beckley
Crown's Drug Store
Tasbor
Times Office
Mali
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