Bethel woman Harriet Tolles dies in Somersworth New Hampshire
Harriet Tolles a native of Bethel aged about 60 died at her home in Somersworth New Hampshire where she lived many years She was born May 1 1853 daughter of Daniel and Harriet Bughee She married Almon Tolles of Bethel and had a son Benjamin and a daughter Edon Survived by four sisters and other relatives Funeral held yesterday in Somersworth.
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Harriet ‘Tolles
Benjamin
Edon
Mre
Malvine Amidon
Rochester
George Parker
Bethel
Sidney Walker
Bellows Faile
EB. P. Bullard
Springflell
Mass
Somersworth
Modesty To a Becoming Virtue In A Virtual Ad
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a policy or insert referencing modesty, a valuation concept, and a national company with a Rialto block address in Montpelier Vermont. Names include Ballard as general agent for Mutual or National Bite Inc. Co. of VE. The text is garbled but implies an insurance or sales notice with incomplete details.
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National Bite Inc. Co
Mutual
Ballard
Rialto Block
Montpatier
Randolph Socials and church events through town notes
Mrs. R A Lewis traveled Saturday to Perkineville to visit sister Mrs Teorge Grace. Bessie Chadwick Moran joined her family of five for a visit with father Silas Chadwick and sister Mrs Lucius Goodheart. A. B. Gay and family went to New Haven last week. Gilman Gay and wife joined them on return. Eneign Gay remains in service. Henry Vail stayed in New Haven. Mr and Mrs Homer Vail visited Rochester then returned home. Children’s day and graduation events at the Methodist church featured decorated halls, Minownor J Clark and Miss Veornie Chamberlin among teachers and visitors. Hough’s Orchestra played. a reception followed at Dubois & Go hall. Minow nor J Clark depart for Hanover for vacation. Veornie Chamberlin and Etta Chamberlin visiting from Saxonville and Montpelier. Mrs Henry Sparhawk of St Johnsbury visiting. George Mason of Brookfield dies after long illness. funeral held with Rev Fraser Metagerson officiating. Mr and Mrs H A Skinner and Mary Flinty returned from Lake Dunmore for a brief stay then camp. Hugh Kittman and bride return from wedding trip, plan Rochester visit before returning to New York. Misses Myttle and Myrnie Gifford, long in California, return to East Randolph with parents C C and Mrs Gifford.
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Wright Sample
Springfield
Eileen
James
Myre
R. J. Persons
Helen
Marion Bullard
Springfeld
Mass
Bertha Rogers
New York City
Charles Rhodes
Northampton
Charles Wess
Joylewix
Columns
Ohio
Piquit
Lewis
Allagheny College
Tangut
Butler
J. Allen Rogers
South Randolph
Burnham
Greene’ Fee
Lucy
Charles Norton
Ratedolph Centar
Floyd Norton
Ritland
Dr. Knight
San Diego
Merc Od
Tufte Dental College
Herve
George F. Bridgen
Boston
Diewrye FP. Fortier
Morrisville
Universaliatches
Vermont
Woodstock
Mening
Barnard
Bethel
Olive
Madelina Halford
Congregational Church
Frederick R. Dixon
Susilay
H. G. Wells
Vrank Buttles
Widelia KH. King of
Randolph
Harold W. Haskina
Norowich University
A. A. Wiske
Mary Sanborn
Rochester
Mra Hagh
Wilson
Hite Smiting
Swanton
Mice Nottie Nagzurl
Mire
Blanche Haxeard
Bertha Hartwell
R.A. Lewis
Perkineville
Teorge Grace
Bessie Chadwick Moran
Viet
Silas Chadwick
Lucius Goodheart
A. B. Gay
Robert
Henry Vail
New Haven
Conn
Gilman Gay
Eneign Gay
Homer Vail
Jackson Vail
Brent
Methodist Church
Dubois & Go
Hough
Orchestra
Lebanon
N. H
Minow
J. Clark
Hanover
Misa Veornie Chamberlin
Saxonville
Charles Mann
Etta Chamberlin
Montpelier
Henry Sparhawk
St. Johnsbury
G. O. Howe
Blanche Sparhawk
George Mason
Brookfield
Mason
B. H. Mason
Jr. O. Howe
Fraser Metager Sofflcia
H A. Skinner
Ming Mary Flinty
Lake Dunatore
Mia
Hugh Kitnerman
New York
Myttle
Myrnie Gifford
California
Myrnie
Myrtie
C. C. Gifford
East
H. W. Strang
Caroline
Burlington
University of Vermont
Theron Strong
F. E. Morrill
George E. Carpenter
J.T. Janice
South Royalton
Reobert
Cornelia Porter
Ransom
Salem
Maas
Max Woodbury
Richard Pinney
Town
Doc
June Joslyn
Outh Joslyn
Marion B. Neill
W. J. McGlaflin
Ceorge Plumb
Plumb
Oliver Powers
Goddard Seminary
Barre
Jatmes Powere
Marblehead
Mays
Charles McDevitt
Pittsford
Mary Roach
Hattie Davis
Commons Club
Norwich University
Waterbury
Ire
S. W. Guyttl
Davis
Percy Brown
Pinttaburg
N.Y
W. E. Huntoon
V Wid Mire
Wal Houghton Om
Vine Street
Clifford Gregory
United States Air Service
France
Italy
Germany
Camp Devens
Cady
Montpelier Seminary
Lane Woodbury
Marion Porter
Berlin Pond
Alma Sawyer
Covell Cottage
Liew
John L. Whitelaw
Philip M. Whitney
Central Street
Charleston
Timothy Welch
Groton
G. Welch
Community Notes From Topsham and Nearby Towns
Mrs Lang of St Johnsbury rests with sister Mrs Lanrantte Chalmers born Monday June 23 to Mr and Mrs Ira Th Welch at home. Families visit, infant improves, and X ray shows two broken bones in Mrs Langs foot. George Wright to take possession of farm from O W Merritt. local visits include John Hood and Clarke Hood of Arlington and Georgia, plus Chauncey Currier and Alton Currier guests of A Z Howl and Mrs HL McLam.
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Orilla Lang
St. Johnabury
Lanrantte Chalmers
Ira Th. Welch
Jane Buslehonan
Bay Ryegate
Fs E McLam
South Ryegate
D. McNamara
John Hood
Arlington
Mass
Clarke
Georgia
Gunsta Ney
George Hood
Chauncey Currier
Alton
Bradford
A. Z. Howl
HL ¢. McLam
D. Follover
O. W. Merritt
George ©. Wright
George Steele
South Ryerate
Ellane
Groton
J.A. Puller
Lauraette Chalmers
St Johnsbury
Alumni Banquet Highlighted Montpelier Seminary Evening
Northfield residents and many guests attended the alumni banquet at Montpelier Seminary on Wednesday night while local officials held a school district meeting. Several local families and veterans were noted in attendance as others returned from visits and graduations.
Mink Kills 160 Chickens Belonging to Mrs Eaton
Local report notes a mink killed 160 chickens owned by Mrs. Carl Eaton. Other items mention visitors and relatives including Mr and Mrs Philbrook of Springdolt, A L Millers guests, and various households in Granville Randolph and South Royalton with brief mentions of travels and family ties. One burial of George Becks infant daughter followed whooping cough.
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Carl Eaton
Rochester News Briefs From Camp Devens To Weddings
Rochester items report Ora Bailey tying to Mrs Lizele Stockwell and to assume care of Stockwell's house. Frank Wilbur buying part of the Hooker farm from EK Edgerton. Lieut Frank Wilson on short leave after overseas service. Mr and Mrs Marvin visiting relatives in Op enfield, Mays. Miss Hinily Stockwell and Hugh Kineman wed at Randolph. Honey Terry of Pittsburg buried here for last rites. he was a lifelong resident. Miss Mutol McCray visiting Miss Ina Watson in Northbridge, Mars. Flynn Guernsey has leased Mrs Julia Webber's botany and will take possession July 1. Mrs Henry Austin returned from New York. Marie Chandler of Rutland visiting Mr and Mrs We BH Campbell.
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Camp Devens
Ora Bailey Tie
Lizele Stockwell
Stockwell
Frank Wilbur
Hh Edgerton
Hooker
Frank Wilson
Ligne
Marvin
Orpenfield
Mays
Hinily Stockwell
Hugh Kineman
Randolph
Honey Terry
Pittsburg
Marie Chandler
Rutland
We BH
Campbell
Handicap Misreadings In Transcribed Correspondence
A distorted editorial fragment shows a dialogue about education and career for a boy. The speaker dismisses grammar lessons, proposes writing popular songs, and references biblical passages in a garbled transcription. The text includes stray phrases about beer and a misread Job quote.
Death of George W Pillsbury East Topsham Hanover veteran laid to rest
The remains of George W Pillsbury formerly of East Topsham and resident of Hanover NH were brought to East Topsham for interment on Friday morning June 20 with grave exercises at 1 30 pm. Born 1830 87 years 25 days at death he served in Co B 40th New York Volunteers and was the oldest Hanover resident for five years. He was twice married to Emiline Jones and leaves two sons Elsworth and Charles with families in Lebanon NH. The obituary notes his veteran ties and affection for Hanover and its old town traditions.
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George W. Pillsbury
Hanover
N. Hy
Mr. Pillsbury
Emiline Jones
Charles
Pillsbury
Co. B
N. Y
Ransom Post
New Hampshire
Ull
Town Notes From East Corinth and Nearby
Reminiscences of fishing visitors from Boston Mr Cutler and son with J D Knight of American Woolen Company returning Tuesday. Mrs Amanda Digoll visits end to Tewiston Missouri. Miss Ethel Foster from Melrose Mass visiting Aunt Mrs Jackman. Mrs Tortisa mentioned in brief. Early haying widespread. strawberries plentiful though prices high. Divoll died Friday morning after months of illness, mourned as a home woman with generous hospitality.
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Picnio
Cutler
American Woolen Oo
J. D. Knight
Boston
Knight
Chel
K. Darling
Amanda Digoll
Tewiston
Thuiraday
Ethel Foster
Melcosm
Mass
Ao, Jackman
Mra L
Jenne
Tortisa
SS Divoll
Hardwick Street Social Notes From Local Press
Mr and Mrs George Warner and son Laurence return from a trip to the White Mountains and Lavonia New Hampshire Mise Florence Delaney and Miss Alice Delano visit the Delano home for the summer Lorinda Foss opens for Henge there for the season Clarence Russell stays in Burlington for a few days Greeley works for Mrs D and Goodrich during haying Thorpoon and children spend a few days at G F Wernee’s Ethel Risall returns home from Burlington school vacation end of term
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George
Warner and
Laurence
White Mountains
Lavonia
N. H
Florence Delaney
Crimming Misa
Alice Delano
Delano
Mise Lorinda
Foss
Henge
Clarence Russell
Burlington
Gieetley
Mra, D. & Goodrich
Haying
Mr ‘Thorpoon
G. F. Wernée
Ethel Risaell
Echoal
North Faylton Holds Graduation and Local Notices
North Faylton schoolhouse hosted graduation exercises with Dorothy Wrisley earning high school honors. A quilt sale and refreshments funded a school victrola. Neighbors raised a barn for Hugh Henry, and Green Mountain Lumber opened camp with work starting. Milford Grandfield visited from Montpelier seminary. Harold Keith of Waterbury returned after army discharge. Mrs. Fred Hurley and infant stayed with Henrys for summer. Mrs. Bertha Johnson visited Clarenton, N H. School closed Friday. teachers Miss Long and Miss Justin returned home. Mrs. Cartle Nelson has been quite ill.
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Dorothy Wrisley
Hugh Henry
Green Mountain Lumber Company
Milford Grandfield
Montpelier Seminary
Harold (Kfith
Waterbury
William O'Brien
Willian Nolen
Fred Hurley
Bertha Johnson
Clarentont
N. H
Miss Long
Miss Justin
Waitefield
Cartle Nelson
Local Notes From South Cabot Area
Geneva Smith from Danville visits her aunt Mrs. Lee Dow for a few days. Mrs Justin Stone of Cabot greeted at Will Hartem's. Purugthan stayed at the home of his daughter in Danville. Mrs Howth of Barre visiting Will Hartem's for a few days. Mrs Wesley Mall in Groton for in work with triads. Mrs W O Southwick visited Barton to see her sister.
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Geneva Smith
Danville Ie
Mrs. Lee Dow
Justin Stone
Cabot
Will Harteon
Tle
Rea Sae
Avon
Ina
Purugthan
Iis
Danville
Mra
Howth
Barre
Will Hartem
Wesley Mall
Groton
Triads
Southwick
Barton Payotss
May reports to Board of Control summarize state dept purchases
Purchasing during May totaled 356 orders approved for 22,606.43 dollars. Bridges and drawbridges received engineer input and repairs funded. Patrol routes covered 172 towns over 1481.7 miles with 223 patrolmen at 44,624.08 dollars. Dairy, forestry, live stock and inspection work described, including 60,000 trees planted and 15 creameries aided. Inmates and institutions figures listed with receipts and disbursements totaling 663,686.37 dollars.
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North Hero
Grand Isle
Mond
Montpelier
Rutland County
Vermont
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Commodore
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Northfield
Hancock
Philbrook
Springdolt
A. L. Miller's
Mr. Schumaker
G. B. Farry
Henry Manning
Clyde Gampbell
Granville
Leon Sturtevant
Pauline
Heathen
Manning
Tor Sleter
Charles Stoddard
Te Martin
George Beckwith
Kate Pitfeld
Potsdam
Scott
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East Topsham
East Corinth
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Bysteria
Mokliy
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J. L. Arkley
Brackett, Shaw & Lunt Company
Washington Street
Moston
N. M
A. M. Flanders
N. Main Street
Batre, Vermont
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Boston, Mass
Universal Electric
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