Montpelier Chapter Meeting Noted Activities and Guests
Abbie F Clarke hosts Tuesday gathering with 27 present. Program includes plane drawings by members, readings by Misa Grace Conant, Mrs G Al Temple, two vocal solos by Mrs J Be Adame, and pieces by Miss Mabel Hamilton former Montpelier Seminary teacher. Several members travel, dances and socializing follow with updates on local residents and visits to Boston and Lebanon.
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Abbie F Clarke
Misa Grace Conant
G. al. Temple
Mra J. Be Adame
Mabel Hamilton
Montpelier
Mia
Viertha Nickerson
Milarion Nickerson
Tive
Braintree
Jh. HL Dickerson
Mrs. Nickerson
Mast Granville
M. C. Rowell
Cambridge
Richard Rowell
Thaddeus Wells
Rochester Club
Grange
Local notices from Orleans County residents and visitors
Massachsetts bound Walter Simpson returns to Greeneboro with his mother while Henry Benjamin feeds restitenie teh oT! Various townsfolk travel to Manchester St Johns and Newport hospital news, farm moves, creamery retirement, and a town hall Boy Scouts event. A funeral is held for William Beanington, aged 73.
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Massachsetts
Walter Simpson
Boston
Wallace
Meriden
Nol
Greeneboro
Flenry Benjamin
Thirdwick
G. Y. Simpson
Harold
N. Hh
Williaim Beanington
Mrnday
C.D. Vieroe
Leland Green
St Johnebury
Baturdiy
Mr Young
Main Street
Carrie Bigford
Mix
Furling
Tia Beuett
Lairie Tekadie
Warlness
Leste Bisford
Mre
Routiing
Mansi Reed's
William Remington
Wardwick
Flora Goodwill
Mary Warris
Boy Scouts
Town Hall
Priday Oventyer
Coventry Couple United in Marriage at Methodiet Parsonage
At the Coventry Methodiet parsonage on Sunday, Herbert Thihylund and Migs Eimma M. Bowenbeth of Iragsbure were married by Rev. J. J. Tarris, pastor of the Mette dist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Thihylund
Migs Eimma M. Bowenbeth
Iragsbure
Marrige Bye
J. J. Tarris
Mettedist Church
Derby death notice and local obituaries in derbs paper
A burial occurred on Wednesday for Hee, officiated by Anderson, leaving a wife, two daughters and one son. A Morri ll relative from Derbs was mentioned with connections to Stins. The text also references Maree academy staff member Tiabbood and Hertha Tilbard, Derby academy head, plus Rosinald Tanson in unclear context.
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Anderson
Te Leayee
John Morrill
Derbs
Stins
Er Wittelwild
Ted
Deeside Um
Jeb Tiabbood
Maree Academy
Ad Graded School
Hertha Tilbard
Derby Academy
Rosinald Tanson
Enla Ta
Monday Club Delivers Programs At Rutland County
Rutland County Monday Club convened with Mrs High Williging presenting The Balkan States survey Mrs W C Plther offered The Spell Survey and Mrs A A Ives read The Religious Survey Several local members were noted returning from recent travels and family visits including Ernest Leach and son Tal, Joseph Casavant and Mason Edward W Risley. The meeting highlighted officer elections for the People's Union and announced social events and church activities among villagers and nearby towns.
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Mre
High Williging
Balkan States
WC. Pleteher
Mra
A. A. Ives
Rollell
Ernest Leach
Tal
Joseph Casavant
Mitchburg
Mason Edward W. Risley
Detroit
Mich
Toledo
Ohio
Milzabeth Chit. Hienden
Hurlington
W. A. Puller
Sudan Talbot
Worcester
Mass
Miles Anna Speley
New York
TL Purrington’s
Unni
PB People's Union
Borehams View
Hemnand Lovett
Marian Lewis
Tr Taanphere
Ethel Ryder
Agnes Marmeler
Hare
Whittsford Road
J. Py Nichols
Ladies' Masonie Whist Club
Union Street
Mary J. Eteham
King's Davghters
tWavelock
Randall Himmond
Marlin di
Brnesley
Ree Turnel
Pittsford
Dertha Shaw
Arthur Bird
Henson
Rive
Ilward Bisly
Detrott
James Cross
Ladies’ Aid Society
Contrelational Church
Uipan
Edward Powers
Giattie Pind
Thor
Joe
Alness
Alness, Wie
Broweht
Tiers Weil
Beariid
Binelit
Allee Sprague
Ruth Spragie
Turk
Mra No Lo Sprague
Vmeo
Verney Baker
Forrahure
J Tell Veayrensa Crane
Neiranten
Dedication of St Anthony Catholic church in East Randolph
The St Anthony Catholic parish church was dedicated on Thanksgiving Day with Bishop Ries of Burlington and local clergy officiating. The new 82 by 72 foot stone and cement church features oak interior, a memorial altar, and stained glass windows donated by parishioners. A confirmation of 38 candidates followed in the evening, amid community updates on village schooling and local obituaries and notices from Windsor County.
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St. Anthony
Reiman
de Jiife
Burlington
John St. Johnsbury
Thomas Leonard
Miliitenary
Father Bernier
Willism Crosby
Hardwick
Agaistel Pather Bernier
O'Donnell
Mather O' Donnell
Randolph
Conn Fod Donnell
St Joseph's Convent
Ruthind
Ittie den Clined
Ries
Trelaily
East Pothel
Qtarry
Ville
Grance
Romane Holand
Pittsfield
Ernest Tenney
White River Junction
Charles 2
Arnold's
No V. Conlew
Clara Copley
Cooley
Montpelier
Charles HH. Kidder
VE Stone
Julia Fowler
Dev
CV. Greene
Stearng Tack
Chadwick
John 2D. Wheeler
Tee Cady
Divehtier
Teston
Foniedta
Raymond A
Washington County News Roundup From Worcester Note
The report covers local arrivals and travels including Arthur Burr returning to Worcester after Thamks ing with family and Captain Harrald Howe at Vine street. It notes real estate dealings on Paine mountain, camp setup by Rice, Bers, and Byron, and wood cutting on the mountain. A Weather Bureau note lists November temperatures and conditions with extremes and wind data. Local infrastructure updates mention water supply pumping stations, Standard Oil activity, and area business additions near Main Street. Additionally, health notes on Michael Conway and Mrs. Laneche Atherton are included.
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Arthur Burr
Worcester
Vss
Charles H. Newell
Deetone
Sleer
Vian
Waterbury
Gall
Montpelier
Hoth Pletmond
Dwards & Edwards
Thetrail
Demeritt & Palmer Packting
Michael Conway
Ilanehe Atherton
Powers Buys Excelsior Carriage Site in White River Junction
White River Junction news reports N C Powers furniture dealer and undertaker has purchased the Excelsior Carriage company buildings on North Main Street. He hints a new industry may be located there soon. The Loof 0 Fyhan lodge forms a corporation to build an Odd Fellows building on Main Street with Dr C B Drake as president, HW A Armstrong as vice president, and R E Stevens as secretary-treasurer. Other items note licensed trappers activity, Mrs. W W Clark’s return from Buffalo, E I Martin’s market day, Oliver Kerr and Miss Helen Plodgett’s recovery, Harvest Home Grange preparing the comedy A Delicate Question, and Civil War veteran Henry Kemp’s death.
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St. Andrew's Church
George Plimb
Northfield
al Maran
Odd Fellows
Mineld Rebekah Lodee
Vite Somerville
HW. Co. Miller
Gertrude Miller
Joslyn
Mre
Atkins
Ithe Miler
F. Valmor, Jr
John Shiaimto
Frank Lagasse
Merily Mercy
South Hero
John Shambe
Stey
Waterbury
High Street
Othe
John Shambo
Willian Shambo
Arthur Ashles
Belstal
Phe Tey
Coffey
Woodrow
Athe Jasmond
Tatro
John Levens
King
J. G. Crossett
Misa Prodi ‘Tarbell
Kathleen le Tairon
Barro
George Clark
Long Branch
Long T Lind
Tir
Woak Campbell
South
Somerville
Straniahan
Tw. Allen
Allen
South Royaltry Hoy
Moontvelier Seminary
Gandiolatiras
Joos
University of Vermont
Mary Pletcher Hospital
Hioodrich
Minard Nitar
Nork Downey
Dahls
Hermarnt
Spettine
Allee Codley
Madison
Wik
Tier
Nuttle
George Joelyn
Amy Chiffith
Winoesk
Pontinelle Nichels
Dr Goodrich
Miss Nichols
Misa Nelle Shivex
Morestown
Fremont Fischer
Worvemnes
Julia Mayes
Montpelier
Theresa Hayes
Batavia
Taindel
Montpetier
Cornellus
Meretown
Jennis
Wilkbarre
Tit
Pete Aire
Churde Pischer
Alice Hayes l
Rutherford i. Hayes
Montpellier del
Winoorkt Lange
Neo
Tracy
Duxbury
HH. J
Tob Parehep
Ats State Hose
GH. Stone
Grace Seitz
Ferelda Fowler
First Masonic District
the Order
Rufus B. Barton
Windsor
Rising Sun Lodge No. 7
South Royalton
Alock
Navo
Rochester
G. T. Wella
Tandonville
D. A. le Mott
White River Junction
Adam Maynard
W. A. Maynard
Little Town
Clara Cole
Tite Thomas
Betsy (Young) Clapp
Clapp
Royalton
McCullough
Samuel Clapp
James McCullough
New York State
Melbourne
Edna Chitble
K. S&s. Reed
J. . Pease
White River
North Royalton
N.C. Powers
Excelsior Carriage Company
North Main Street
Powers
Loo
Fy Han
Main Street
B Drake
Viece
HW. A. Armstrong
R. EE
Stevens
Foympert
Timrads
Sype
W. W. Clark
Buffalo
Angell
Randolph
Harvest Home Grange
Tully Cahee
Henry Kemp
Post Office Savings Deposits Rise Sharply in Year
Washington reports that postal savings deposits grew from 20,287,084 to 83,818,870 during the year ending June 30, with depositors rising from 43,81 to 2,810. The average deposit increased to a new level. bonds were issued for deposits converted since the system began.
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Washington
Burleson
Conor
Free Press Stationery Store Offers Wide Christmas Stock
Early shoppers are urged to visit Free Press Stationery Store at 189 College Street for a large selection of Christmas cards seals cards tinsel address books fountain pens albums calendars and more. The ad promises ample stock and invites customers to see for themselves to ensure satisfaction.
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Free Press
Free _ Press
College Street
Ady
Young Women Prone to Nervous Weakness and Dizziness
The ad notes many young women suffer weak luck, dizzy spells, dull headaches, and weariness caused by kidney and bladder issues. It claims Pole Kidney Pills provide prompt relief without habit forming drugs. A tourist asks if Oliver Goldsmith once lived locally and the guide recalls he was a poet.
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Oliver Goldsmith
European farm co operation in wartime needs and safeguards
A clipped early 20th century Kansas city journal note discusses European farm cooperation and safeguards amid wartime conditions. It mentions tariff protection, honey imports, and agricultural policy rhetoric with references to political figures and currents reforming farm support.
McAdoo Reviews Treasury Work and Finance Reform
Secretary McAdoo’s first report to Congress reviews treasury achievements and urges increased appropriations and legislation. He details currency legislation aims, calls for nonpartisan banking reform, expands the public health service, and proposes a coast guard consolidation with lifesaving functions. He notes potential revenue from a two per cent tax on alcohol and strengthens enforcement for adulterated goods and stock reporting.
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Washington
McAdoo
Concrese
Treasury Department
Aldrich Vreeland
MerAdno
Wayre Lones
Bert Eanl
Conepess
Pont Gilien
Earlie
Tte
Congress
Rotary
Ania
Coast Guard
Naval Reserve
East
Uless
Louisville
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Tariff Bars on Wheat and Other Foods Debate Stirs
Phrases from a garbled OCR indicate a discussion on tariff barriers for wheat and other products, mentioning a potential seven to nine percent duty and proposed changes to duties on grain and related items. The text also references Denmark and domestic distribution, hinting at broader trade policy debate.
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Turnbull Creamery
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Wye
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Newport
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Mo Blitehrock
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Murry Bletcher Hospital
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