Wells River Masonic Notices and Local News
Henry Butson's Masons met Hodge NP. ill with influenza. regular communication Thursday. Rebellious evening Dec. 12 at 7 80 p.m. at Masonic Temple with star cast and community sing. Proceeds to War Work campaign and Red Cross. Leslie Bailey home from Baltimore after months at work. Louise Symes sick with grip. Isabel Field home from Amherst due to influenza. Dece 10 K T Special Conclave work Z S Waterman E C. Edward Bailey and wife welcome baby Marion Bell born last Thursday. Verne Howard discharged at town town Friday. Eldon Stark home from Camp Taylor. start work in Boston by Jan 1. The Amer can Throat Tablets recommended for sore throat.
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Henry Butson
Hodge NP
Ma- Jane
Sonic Temple
Orville N. Pinney
W. M. Lies
Fred H. Dolloff
Acts
Haswell
Royal Arch
Red Cross
Leslie Bailey
Baltimore
Charlotte Symes
Isabel Field
Amherst
Mass
Louise Commandery
Dee
K. T
Edward Bailey
Z. S. Waterman
E. C
A. M. Lang
Marion Bell
Verne Howard
Ameritown
Camp Uptonney
George F. Powell
Irene
McIndoe Falls
Grace M. E.chareh
Masonic Temple
Ladies’ Circle
the Universalist Church
Charles French
Pearl Street
George Rice
Brightlock Hospital
Leland A. Wood
Burlington
A. E. Counsell & Son
Milton L. Julian
Globe Theatre
Ralph Dodge
Camp Devens
P. C. Brooks
New York
Mr. Brooks
Raymond Smiths
Los Angeles
Cal
Vermont
Perley Klark
Woodsville
Wilson
Local notes from St. Johnsbury and area gatherings
Clyde Moffett returns from Camp Upton New York. Miss Frances Levin substitutes at the Academy. Multiple local visits and family updates. Birth announced at Frost Sanitarium. Eastern Star and Masons social events scheduled. Various updates on soldiers, hospital stays, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Moffett
Camp Upton
New York
Frances Levin
Bennington
Academy
Joseph Lemire
Margaret
Lyndon
World War Events On Film From Belgium To France
A vivid preview of cinematic coverage promises thousands of wartime scenes. Cameras capture battles in the air and on land, naval duels, submarine sinkings, and the Allied push across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
France
Vermont plans terminal at Burlington port with state commission
The report urges Vermont to build and operate a public barge terminal at Burlington. It recommends a three member, unpaid terminal commission, state funding, land acquisition from Burlington and the Central Vermont Railway, a concrete dock wall, 200 foot width, 300 foot pier projection, loading machinery, a warehouse, and railroad tracks on the pier. It notes a candidate site near College street and city land donation. It closes with a letter from William F. Lauber Jr. describing a son in a Siberian posting with four feet of snow and 24 below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. McIntosh
State of
Vermont
Burlington
State Board of Control
N. P. Wheeler
White River Junction
College Street
City of
Terminal Commission
Central Vermont Railway Company
William F. Lauber Jr
William F. Lauber
Middlebury
Siberia
Young Lauber
Local Happenings in Vermont Towns and Deaths
Reports from Dead Creek in Panton tell of six shot soons after rising waters forced them ashore. Rutland’s Mary Brown, 10, suffered a broken arm sliding over a stone wall. Pom Pomanoosue resident F H Bacon died by self harm due to ill health. Dog show plans emerge in Bellows Falls with J W Bryant and L W Clough among organizers. Giles Jewett’s traps reveal a missing trap and a large coon. May Thomas, 25, Troy Conference Academy secretary, dies of pneumonia after influenza. brother Richard serves in France with the American expeditionary forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
G. A. Brown
Rutland
East Creek
May Thomas
Troy
Poultney
Town
Miss Thomas
Richard O.thomas
France
Partridge Berry Bowls for Xmas
Mrs. Hattie L Weeks 28 Pearl Street offers partridge berry bowls for Christmas. Contact phone 546- Ww 138-40 for orders or inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie L. Weeks
Pearl Street
Diphtheria Threat Grows In St Albans Health Officers Say
Dr. W. B. Arnold warns of a potential diphtheria epidemic in St Albans with 11 cases in quarantine citywide. Some cases have recovered while investigations probe connections to a digestive illness. Nurses' home houses three cases quarantined. two scarlet fever cases also isolated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
W. B. Arnold
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Federal Reserve Bank
Boston
Passumplic Savings Bank
St. Johnsbury
Wells River
Mece Eldon E. Stark
Camp Taylor
Fletcher
Ida Belton
Plynn Belton
England
Paris
United War Work Campaign
Ateast
Alvin C. Noyes
Passumpsic
Samuel Matson
Barre
United States Aviation Service
Buffalo
N. Y
Cranborn
P. Q
Northfield
Franklin Fairbanks Jewett
California
Switzerland
Henry E. Jewett
Gov
Erastus Fairbanks
Pleasant Street
Arlington
Ray P. Bailey
Jean Elizabeth
Grace Methodist Church
St. Johnsbury Academy
L. P. Slack
Chittenden County
Caledonian
C. E. Kirk
A. A. Champoux
Morrison
Railroad Street
Kenneth J. Kirk
Fairbanks Drafting Office
Charles Weeks
Riverside Farm
Danville Road
Commercial Club
Pythian Hall
Edward I. Tretz
United States Chamber of Commerce
Tretz
Patrol
Berlin
EMS Esem
Duplex Suede
THE
Berry-Ball Dry Goods CO
Vermont News
Herman Merrill
Six Soons
Dead Creek
Panton
F. H. Bacon
Pom
Panoosue
Pompanoosue
J. W. Bryant
Saxtons River
L. W. Clough
Grafton
H. N. Bulder
Bellows Falls
Giles Jewett
Studdess
Mr. Jewett
Lurchin & Lurchin the Quality Jewelers
ST. Johnsbury, VT
Official Watch
Boston & Maine
R.R
Randall's Department
E. N. Randall & CO
Railroad
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