Newport News Briefs Include War Veterans and Local Events
Alfred Elsnere, ex proprietor, discharged from the army visits Newport. Rowland Rogers travels to Boston to stay with his parents. Mrs. Stephen Keith sprains her ankle, and Raymond Black shows diphtheria symptoms. Epworth League events and church services are announced, with ministers delivering sermons on disaster and Stump of Dagon. Socials, visits, and parlor gatherings fill the week. Senate discusses bank surplus limits and penal institution junket resolutions while judiciary retirements and marriage solemnization are advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Elsnere
Atlantic and Pacific
Rowland Rogers
Boston
A. T. Rogers
Stephen Keith
Raymond Black
Harry Black
Earl Brown
Helen Mitson
Camp Fort Williams
First Congregational Church
Edwards
H. T. Coontz
Epworth League
Daniel
Dagon
Dean Dwinell
Montpelier
E. J. Prouty
Jerome Fitgerald
Grand Marshall
H. A. Morse
Bellows Falls
Orleans
Derby
Ruth Calkins
Mrs. Albre Hunt
Westfield
Fruit-a-tives Claim Cure for Nervous Sick Headache
A Ogdensburg resident cites relief from four years of nervous sick headache and dyspepsia after using Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets. He reports rapid improvement and promotes the product to friends. Also notes legislative actions on town clerks tax collection and telephones for county officials, with a Pan American Union speech on the League of Nations and a state asylum visit resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Ave
Ogdensburg
Terrein
Maurice
Board of Civil Authority
House
Senate
Howland
John Barrett
Pan American Union
League of Nations
Europe
United States
Barrett
Dyer
Salisbury
Waterbury
Trainmen Meet in Brattleboro with Central Vermont Group
Eighty five members of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen of the southern division of the Central Vermont railway held a monthly meeting in Brattleboro a few days ago. The gatherings are normally conducted in New London Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad
Southern Division
Central Vermont Railway
Brattleboro
New London
Conn
Rutland Seeks 5 Percent School Property Tax Increase
Rutland City plans a March meeting to consider a five percent across the dollar appropriation for schools raising the total to fifty five percent to fund urgent repairs on school buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland City
Coal Silo Collapses in Bennington
A silo owned by H Myers and Son Coal Company in Bennington collapsed early in the week, dumping about 450 tons of coal. The loss is borne by the builder’s guarantee, with a replacement silo to be constructed by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
H. Myers & Son Coal Company
International Bible Students’ Association
G. A. R. Hall
Citizens Bank Block
A. L. Huntley
Morrisville
Israel
Will Lyster Place
Waterford
Frank Prue
Local notes and events from Lyndonville area
Lyndonville residents and visitors are listed for the week with gatherings services and travel news. Names include Bert Mcrrill Paul Leonard Keneth Flint Oliver Cameron and Mrs. Fisher plus Miss Marion Fisher Mrs. George Poor Minnie Stevens Francis Blodgett and Mrs. Warren Bailey Sr. Ensign H Dean Pearl sails from New York for Brest France. The Travel Festival featuring aviation films comes to Colonian Theatre on February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Mcrrill
Lyndonville
Paul Leonard
Portland Street
Fisher
Marion Fisher
George Poor
Minnie Stevens
Francis Blodgett
K. C. Hall
Altar Society
Warren Bailey Sr
Newbury
John Roy
Roy
West Hornet
H. Dean Pearl
New York
U. S. S. Fredrick
Brest
France
Globe Theatre
Beatrice Hurley
Earl Bradshaw
Lyndon
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
A. P. Grint
Methodist Church
Fred L. Morgan
Boston
Lyman H. Howe
Washington
Mr. Howe
Colonian Theatre
WRIGHTS LETTER A trip through Alsace and Germany notes
The writer details a printed matter delivery across occupation divisions, weather in Alsace Lorraine, and travel from Mity to Trier via Luxemburg. He describes hotel costs, exchange rates, German hospitality, rough roads, and vehicle issues including punctures and blowouts, with distances traveled and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of Occupation
Mity
Trieves
Trier
Alsace Lorraine
Luxemburg
Luxenburg
Miy
Germany
Vermont
Crow Hill
Fairbanks
Nevers
Bee
Rhine
Moselle Valley Tour and Vineyards Describe Canyon Roads
The writer describes from a morning trip along the Moselle River through steep terraces of vineyards with terrace walls five feet high, noting famous Moselle wine and castle ruins atop mountains. He travels past rock towns and trenches, visits dugouts, and reflects on the striking scenery before continuing home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moselle
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Newport
E. F. Humphrey
Humphrey
Opera House
Norman Friedenwald
Honolulu
Romang
Ned Melroy
Xsi Enagere
Pretty Girls
Carr
St. Johnsbury
Adams
Orange County
Windsor
House of Correction
Rutland
Supreme Court
L. E. Harris
Eastern Ave
C. E. Beswick
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Agdensburg
N. J
MR. C. E. Beswick
Dale S. Atwood
Wright
Stanley. Furniture Company
Stanley Furniture Company
the White Company
F. W. Taylor
Henry Wenz
White Company
W. G. Hanscomb
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