Concord to Dedicate Service Flag at Union Block
Miss Edith Virtue, whose pupils funded the flag, plans a Sunday dedication at 1 pm in front of Union Block. The town notes a string of hospital visits and church events, including a baked bean supper raising 13.91 for the Universalist treasury and a well attended Sted Cross social with 26.20 in receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Virtue
Union Block
St. Johnsbury
Edgar Harvey
Elmore Wadleigh
Brightlock Hospital
Ladies’ Committee
the Universalist Church
Vestry
Treasury
Sted Cross
E.C. Grant
W. J. Bradshaw
George H. Hastings
Ightlock Hospital
F. W. Chapman
Helen
Barnet
Gilfillan
Henry Stewart
Camp Devens
First Universalist Church
Railway Detectives Arrest 11 Crossing Bridge Below Dam
Messrs Moxam Bradley and Sullivan railway detectives were in Bellows Falls last week. Eleven persons were arrested while crossing the bridge below the dam. Two men escaped. North Walpole residents working in Bellows Falls mills ignored a ban on crossing. Remodeling at the state school for the feeble minded proceeds with completion expected Jan 1. The barn repair 42 feet by 24 feet will hold about 40 people to accommodate more children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Moxam, Bradley and Sullivan
Bellows Falls
North Walpole
East Burke Community Notes and Local Happenings
Thrift Club plans Friday evening entertainment in the Congregational vestry. Residents and visitors, including Sadie Livrey of St. Johnsbury and Stasie Phillips of Oak Bluffs, attend family and health updates. Grange conferred degrees. an oyster supper and reports of good times follow. Neighborhood news covers school events, health, visits, church activities, and upcoming Christmas services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrift Club
Congregational Vestry
Louis Senturbar
Henry Dodge
Sadie Livrey
St. Johnsbury
Fred Farmer
Maud Gilbert
Shiv
Adna Burrington
Merrill
Lyman K Harvey
Passumpsie
Homer da
Mt. Hunger School
R. A. Eggleston
Virginia
Isiah Mathers
Franklin Lynch Iing
E. R. Harvey
J. Mile Jeffrey
Bloomfield
T. E. Wyman
Newark
Jesse Lane
Root
Ray Smith
Fred Cheney
Adna Smith
Florence Freete
Webster
Sherburn Lang
Rene Spencer
London
Christmias
A. E. Humphrey
Londonville
J. F. Humphrey
I. A. Rose
Trasburg
Ladies’ Aid
Max the Welch
J. Q. Angeli
Walden
Charles Harris
Sanford
Connecticut
Satuday
Hattie Harris
Sarah Houghton
East Lynton
Edwin Hough
Community Notes From Monroe and Nearby Areas
Mrs Emma Aiken of St Johnsbury visits daughter Mrs Etta Short. Miss Julia Fisher stayed with Perley Ayer in Barnet. Ser Ry Astle has left the 8 A T G Burlington and returned home. Eugene Blain and son from East Rye Gate visited Friday. North Monroe Red Cross meets with Mrs Ralph Harding Thursday afternoon. Mrs Eugene Hinman and Cecil of East Ryegate visited Mrs Metcalf. Monroe Grange received a picture of New Hampshire state officers for degree work. A Christmas tree and social set for hotel hall Wednesday evening Dec 23. Pupils Miss Hazel Kay and Miss Ruby Beattie to present Christmas exercises in hotel hall Saturday evening Dec 21. James Frazer spent days with grandparents Mr and Mrs James Moore in East Barnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Lunnie
Denver
Colorado
Leonard Cote
Bristol
Conn
William Crofton
Bennington
A. E
Hemingway
George Hastings
L. Ford
Sophronia
McKay
St. Johnsbury
Barbara Chappell
Frances
Harley Douglas
Little
Felix McQueen
Albert Quimby
Cambridge
Emanuel Lillierap
George Whipple
Vera Hobrook
Harley Woodbury
Charles Philips
Louis Philips
France
Camp Meade
W. J. Reed
Jessie Williams
St. Johnsbury Center
Minnie Williams
Edith Butler
Charles N. Streeter
Concord Grange
Grange
W. B. Remick
Laus Dee
Sal Ion Streeter
Home Street Homie
Miss Pearl
New England
Lyle Swaddine
Carpenter
Chaplin
Crowell
Remick
Little Buttercup
Leslie
Stacy Carpenter
Lucia Thompson
Thompson
Bradford
Emma Quimby
St Johnsbury
H.R. Morrison
Doris
Eleanor
St Ishnebury
Ameline Pike
C. C. McGregor
Coorge Meaker
Lake Tarleton
N. H
Vardine
Westfield
Emma Aiken
Etta Short
Julia Fisher
Perley Ayer
Barnet
Ser
Ry Astle
Burlington
Eugene Blain and Son
East Ryegate
North Monroe
The
Red Cross
Ralph Harding
Eugene Hinman
Cecil
Metcalf
Monroe Grange
N. H. State
Hazel Kay
Ruby Beattie
James Frazer
James Moore
East Barnet
West Burke Social Notes and Local Movements
Martha Stevens of Lyndon attended Mrs Curtis Stoddard the past week. W E C officers elected: President Myrtie Hall senior-president Florence Duval junior vice-president Mary M Coe chaplain Carrie D Roundy treasurer Louise Silsby conductor May G Cheney guard Lottie George. Residents in town include Mrs Charles Marshall and daughters Doris and Margaret Varney of St Johnsbury visiting. Mrs Resx Cushman and Harvey visiting parents Gilman Quimby. Clayton George week with relatives in Boston. Baptist church Falls to install S Wright as pastor January 1. church had no pastor since Rev J W Chesbro resigned to lead Baptist Temple, Fall River Mass last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Stevens
Resx Cushman
Harvey Sting
Gilman Quimby
Clayton George
Boston
Ella Barnard
Miss Grace
St. Johnsbury
A. D. Fogg
Newport
Parker- Young Co
Bertie Jenness
M. E. Fairbrother
Beatrice Chapell
Forbes
Lyndoni
Batchelder
E. J. Craig
The
Baptist Church Falls
S. Wright
Che
J. W Chesbro
Baptist Temple
Fall River
Mass
To Our Subscribers The Toll Call Proposal
Bulletin No. 3 urges fairness in widening toll charges for inter exchange calls by New England Telephone. It argues that most subscribers use local service only and should not subsidize toll users, noting wide disparities in call volume among customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Concord
Cyrus Lewis
Vivian
W. LD. Blodgett
Con Swinger
Kirby
Helen Folsom
John Corcoran
Fitzdale
W. R. C. Sale
Genevieve Sargent
L. W. Ford
Perley Gowen
Daughers
Marion
Esther
F.L. Carpenter's
Ray Howe
Charles
Littleton
Reginald Reed
Stanton Bennett
H. Bazin
American Red Cross
B. A. Palmer
Tubb
Cc. E,. Brown
Eastern Ave
St. Johnsbury, Vt
East Burke
Monroe
West Burke
Vermont
C. E. Merrill
Food Choppers
Toe C. H. Goss Company
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