Plymouth Vermont Boosts Coolidge Legacy Amid Hard Times
The Plymouth Vermont town promotes Calvin Coolidge’s birth as a magnet for visitors while detailing enduring poverty from barren soil and tough mountain life. Tourists buy souvenirs at Florence Cilley’s store, see the Coolidge home, and encounter tea houses and road crews, as locals labor on farms and in county work.
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Local Family Notes from Eaton and Cleveland Visits
Mrs. Julia Durkee spends the week with son Roy and wife in Cleveland. Bert Mandeville and family return to Cleveland to teach this year. They will spend weekends at the Cole place. Mrs. Mary Hill visits Berea with sister Flora Lewis and others. John Mack and family host Charles Draga and family in Gratton for a Sunday gathering. Mrs. J. E. Dunlap hosted her sister all of last week.
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