Royal Arch Masons Call Convocation in Barton
The signal Convocation of District No. 4, Royal Arch Masons, will meet with Keystone Chapter No. 4 at the Masonic Hall in Barton on Tuesday December 6. It marks the first such gathering in two years, with grand officers expected. A Banquet at the hall, reception of Grand Officers, and full Royal Arch ceremonies are planned, followed by a review of work by Grand Lecturer E Edward H. Cranwell.
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Royal Arch Masons
Keystone
Masonic Hall
Barton
M. E. George I
Whitney
G P
Edward H. Chaneall
G. Liturer
Rufus W. Spear
Distriet
Cleveland Pier
Red Cros
Royal Aveh Masons
Haswell
St Johnsbury
Royal Arch
E. Edward H. Cranwell
Muswell
Eleven Streams Used at Big Fire
Chief Tarry Marden of the St. Johnsbury fire department supervised six men at the A. T. McLroy mill ruin today. Eleven streams were on the blaze at once, using 4500 feet of hose, with constant water on the coal bins and grain hoppers. The fire drew hundreds of onlookers and was praised as a remarkable showing of department effort.
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Tarry Marden
St. Johnsbury
A. T. McLroy
Murden
Marden
Colnyn
Attorneys Close In On Plea Talks In Caledonia Auto Case
Lawy ers may reach pleas this afternoon as the Caledonia county court weighs an automobile case. Defense witnesses and numerous exceptions have surfaced while testimony recounts high speed before the accident. Testimony from Miss Clark of Coryville and Nellie Clink describes rapid driving, while Mrs Heywood contends the Packard was not exceeding twenty miles per hour.
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Caledonia County
Clark
Coryville
Nellie Clink
Packirdd
Heywood
Newport Girls Face Richford In Evening Basketball Doubleheader
Newport High School girls host Richford High in a girls game and Newport boys meet a new American Legion team in an exhibition doubleheader at School Hall tonight. The Richford girls won their previous meeting by one point. The Legion squad features Massa from Nashua and will join the lineup for a stiff contest. Games start at 8 and admission is 35 cents.
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Newport High
iRehford
Fide
American Legion
Newport Girls
Richford Girls
Mrichford
Legion
Ineal Post
Il Massa
Nashua
N. H
Rail and policy changes ripple across nations in December
News briefs report a ten percent cut in passenger and freight rates in New England with a swift next Wednesday effective date. Eastern rail reductions extend to St Louis and Chicago with May prior basis. notable effects include the Twentieth Century Limited cut after two decades. The Supreme Council debates signature timing on a German protocol amid troop outlooks and Western front conjecture. Anarchist figures Berkman and Goldman are deported from the mainland to Ellis Island for alleged violence incitement, to Russia. The government saves over forty five million dollars by repurchasing its own bonds, easing stock market pressure.
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Associated Press
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Harding
New York Central
Washington
Treasury
Stock Exchange
Aged Man Receives Gift of Real Sugar
John Nolan aged 89, living in Randolph Court, was given a pound of sugar by a stranger after mentioning his age. He reflects on his longevity and past habits as a lifelong farmer. He and his wife Cathlaneyine Nolan, aged 86, have five children and a long history from Canada to Wisconsin and now Lyndonville.
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John Nolan
My. Nolan
Randall Court
Reuben Morrison
Railroad Street
Nol
Cathlaneyine Nolan
Mr. Nolan
St. Agatha
P.Q
Wisconsin
James Cogley
East St Johnsbury
Charles Towle
St. Johnsbury
William Gardner
Mechanicsville
N. Y
Fred Nolan
Manchester
N. H
Nolan
Goss
Goss Garage
Decision On Mexican Policy To Be Settled At Conference With Senator
President Wilson meets Senators Mall and Hitchock to discuss the Mexican situation and possible policy. Senator Wall to reveal evidence supporting charges of Red propaganda by Mexican diplomats. Hicks substitute to back President if he breaks with Mexico. Conference follows cabinet discussion on the issue. Polícia details from Laredo note border permit revocation. Paris dispatch notes Peace delegation departures and U S representative changes.
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Washington
Wilson
Senators Mall
New Mexico
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Wall
United States
Senate
Fall
Mexico
Congress
White House
Laredo
Texas
His Official Fiancee at the Please U theater
In this Forest Stanley comedy drama Vivi an Martin plays a figure who takes a moneyed groom’s offer to pose as his wife. The plot spirals from a boastful agreement into a string of troubles, offering romance, humor, and surprises as the duo navigate missteps and unintended consequences.
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Atlas
Dainty
Vivian Martin
Paramount
Forest Stanley
Chuck
Congress of independents backs Soviet position in Germany
In Leipsic a convention of independents adopted a program supporting a Soviet station in Germany. London reports a rumors that the Peace Conference supreme council threatened to occupy Hesse and Frankfurt if final terms are not agreed. Card of thanks from workers at A H McLeod mill fire cites aid from North Congregational church women and citizens.
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Leipsic
Dec
Congress of Independents
Soviet Staton
Germany
Associated Press
London
Stock Exchange
Supreme Council of the Peace Conference
Hssen
Frankfort
A. H. McLeod Mill
North Congregational Church
Ellis
Somerville
Harry Marden
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McFarland
J. W. Rafter
Ine ‘Ane
William Shaw
Christian Endeavor World
Oliver M. Sprague
Mill Yard
Pilgrim Publicity Association of
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Lougee & Smythe
Richford
Cheney
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Big McLeod Mill
Hasa
Sargent Bros. Orchestra
New England
Paius
Supreme Council
Tate
Associated
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Tec
Alexi der Berkman
Emma Goldman
Ellis Island
Russia
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