Masonic and Royal Arch Notices for December and January
Passumpsic Lodge announces regular and called communications in January and December with M M degrees, attendance urged. Haswell Royal Arch reports convocation and visitations with stated convocation dates in January. Palestine Commandery lists a Christmas Observance conclave and a New Year social at the Masonic Temple for Mazons and families.
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Haswell Royal Arch
Mazons
Masonic Temple
Notice of debt denial by James A. Greenwood
The public is notified that from this date James A. Greenwood will pay no debts contracted by his wife Hazel Wedge Greenwood. St. Johnsbury Vermont. Date Tree 16 1918.
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Hazel Wedge Greenwood
James A. Greenwood
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Christmas notices and local visits fill St. Johnsbury page
Archibald Hunter returns home from Norwich University for the holidays. Miss Clarissa Howe comes home from the U V M. St. Johns bury visitors include the Belfry residents Adine M. and Jennie Bell. Maple Grove candies advertised at St. Johnsbury House office. Wilbur F. Proctor undergoes second serious operation at Brightlock hospital, improving. Lena C. Ross from Rutland in town for charity department business. Chambelin Relief Corps to meet Dec. 19 with social hour and supper. Universalist vestry hosts annual sale of articles, aprons and garments with a clamd chowder supper. Car lyle and Paul Sargent arrive safely in Charleston, S C. Savannah excursion. Fred Harriman returns from Saco after death of Mrs. John T. Emerson. Charlie Chaplin in Shoulder Arms at the Globe today, a widely praised screening. Ladies of St. Andre church hold annual sale on Dec. 20 and 21. Ruth Part jence teaching at the Academy called to North Windham by brother's illness. Mrs. W H Young to conduct Parker classes during web. George A. Martin participates in Methodist centenary conference. Raymond Diemer of Plainfield pleads guilty to breaking and entering J A McLain store Ryegate. sentenced 6 to 7 months, suspended with 3-year probation. Divorce cases heard this week with decisions pending.
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Archibald Hunter
Norwich University
Clarissa Howe
Adine M
Jennie Bell
Walden
St. Johnsbury
H. C. Aldrich
Jefferson
N. H
C. H. Goss
St. Johnsbury House
Wilbur F. Proctor
Brightlock Hospital
Lena C. Ross
Rutland
Department of Charities and Probation
Chambelin Relief Corps
Universalist Vestry
E. &. Sargent
Carlyle
Paul Sargent
Charleston
S.C
Savannah
Fred Harriman
Saco
John T. Emerson
Latver Owas
Hartianin
Charlie Chaplin
Globe
St. Andre Church
Mies Ruth Part Jence
Academy
North Windham
Maine
W. H. Young
Miss Parker
George A. Martin
Grace Methodist Church
Raymond Diemer
Plainfield
Ryegate
House of Correction
Annual Sale and Clam Chowder Supper at Universalist Church
The Universalist church ladies host an annual sale of fancy articles aprons quilts fruit and vegetables in the vestry on Thursday at 3 30 pm. A clam chowder supper follows from 5 30 to 8 00 pm with menu including clam chowder crackers salads hot rolls baked beans brown bread pickles doughnuts team pie cut cakes coffee. Admission 50 cents for adults 25 cents for children.
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Ladies of the Universalist Church
Bride Alice Craig Weds Warren Maytrott in Summer Street Parsonage
Miss Alice Aileen Craig of St Johnsbury and Warren W Maytrott of Vineland N J were married by Rev E W Sharp on Tuesday evening at the district parsonage on Summer street. The bride wore brown messaline with white roses. The couple will reside in Vineland where Mr Maytrott runs the Dahlia Dale Narsonar.
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Summer Street
Alice Aileen Craig
St. Johnsbury
Warren W. Maytrott
Vine' Sland
N. J
E. W Sharp
Bowling League Showdown Highlights Monday Night Match
Team No 1 and Team No 3 clashed at the Fairbanks Barqain alleys with Team 1 posting strong individual scores and a team total well into the 700s. Community notices note residents traveling to Lancaster on business and a local patient recovering after surgery as church services and school programs continue.
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Fairbanks
Barqain
Wanted Man and Wife to Work on Farm at Good Pay
Dow's Employment Bureau advertises a job for a man and his wife to work on a farm. References required. Pleasant location with good pay and housing available. Address 12 Eastern Ave.
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Dow's Employment Bureau
Eastern Ave
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