Masonic Lodge and Chapter Notices and New Year Social
Passumpsic Lodge No 27 PF and A regular and called communications set for January 16 and December 19 with M M degree and good attendance urged. Hasweil Royal Arch No 11 calls Convocation December 18 and Convocation January 10. Palestine Commandery No 5 K T holds Conclave December 17. Old Year out and New Year in social to be held December 31 at Masonic Temple.
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Orville N. Pinney
W. M
Fred H. Dolloff
Hasweil Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Notice of Debts Disavowed by James A Greenwood
James A Greenwood states that starting now he will pay no debts contracted by his wife Hazel Wedge Greenwood. The notice is dated St Johnsbury Vermont December 16 1918. An advertisement for American Throat Tablets appears in the text.
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Hazel Wedge Greenwood
James A. Greenwood
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Bilbao
Spain
Europe
Whimated
Germany
Local notes recount visits, illnesses, and events in town
John Simonds remains housebound by illness while social notes record visits by Howard and Mrs Blossom of Barre, the Masons dance on December 31, and various local happenings. Mrs Eunice Simpson dies near Orleans. Edward Cramton visits with his parents at U V M. L Munsey returns from Brightlock Hospital after nine weeks.
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John Simonds
Cowles
Howard Blossom
Barre
Frank Blossom
Masonic Temple
K. T. Brown
Smith
Lunenburg
C. L. Munsey
Orleans
Fred Knowlton
Miss Meyeland to Star 1919 speed boat era
Cleveland hosts a predicted record breaking two Liberty motor powered craft to challenge the Miss Minneapolis Miss Detroit and Whip-Po-Will in 1919 races. The Miss Meyeland aims for 75 to 80 miles per hour, with launch and tuning planned well before the international events.
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Tse
Cleveland
Enthaaste
H. J. Walser
Liberty Motors
Liberty
Walker
Minneapolis
Detroit
Whip- Po-Will, Jr
Prison escape yields rare lumber data from Russian territory
Commerce Reports notes Re. E. Simmons, a trade commissioner to Russia before the war, wrote from prison after escaping death threat. He describes learned foresters, sawmill owners, a former cabinet member, and valuable information guiding his lumber investigation despite perilous conditions.
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Commerce Bureau
Forview
Re. E. Simmons
Lawder
Hazardous Post Civilian War Jokes At Drill Field
A brief wartime quip contrasts a top sergeant with many wound chevrons to other soldiers who have none. The corporal jokes that the door guard cannot shave himself and relies on a regularly retired barber, illustrating light banter amid duties.
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Abe
France
Serge Poplin
Boudeir
Table Damas
Leagh & Waterman
Daniel Green
Peerless Comix
Taupe
Masontc
Birney L. Hall
F. G. Moore
Palestine Commandery
No. 5
K. T
Z. S. Waterman
E. C
Rye St. Johnsbury House
Universalist Church
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Sharch
Bradford High School
St. Johnsbury Academy
W. C. T. U. E Methodist Church
St. Andrew's Church
Howard Goss
U. G
U. G. Soya2 Kicked By A Horse Last Week. He Was Taken To Brightlock Hospital
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Irma Goss
Caledonia Street
George Myers
Westmere
Brightlock Hospital
Harriet Fish
Franklin
Ray Packard
E. W. Harvey
Satold
Elmer Wadlesh
B. C. Healey
Harry Petty
102Nd
William J. McGill
Portia Bassanio
Dean Paul McLellan
Barton
Camp Jackson
South Carolina
McGill
Plymouth Normal
Bethlehem
N. H
Artcraft
DeMille
St. Johnsbury
Mt. Sinai Temple of the Mystic Shrine
Montpelier
Harry M. Day
Horace A. Kidder
Pliny Pike
W. A. Taplin
Olin D. Adams
Ray Howard
Rolf Searles
W. A. Ricker
S. C. Carpenter
John M. Allen
George F. Way
Marchester
Carpenter
Mr. Searles
Imperial Council
Montenegro
Thomas F. Burroughs’ Orchestra OF
Armory
Horsman
E. N. Randall & CO
Railroad
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