Evening Caledonian notes and local family updates
The February 10 1919 issue reports Nelson family progress with illness recoveries including Howard F. Nelson and nativ e Nelsons. Anna Buchanan works for Mrs. C A McKilahan while Miss Aretha Nelson returns home from Woodsville for the winter rest. J A McLam’s auditors prepare the yearly report and he suffers a broken arm in an icy accident. Raymond Thompson improves after bronchitis and Florence Nelson returns from St Johnsbury Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nati Ze Nelson
Nelson
Anna Buchanan
South Ryegate
C. A. McKilahan
Little Howard F. Nelson
James Nelson
J. A. McLam
St. Johnsbury
McLain
Raymond Thompson
St. Johnsbury Academy
Jennie L. Taylor
Florence Nelson
Academy
Aretha Nelson
Woodsville
Memorial services for Corp. George E. Lillicrap
A meeting at Mrs F W Chapman home organized Red Cross sewing. Mrs Helen Bennett and Mrs Eber Ward visited St Johnsbury. Ruth Hastings traveled to St Johnsbury, Lydia Heminway works for Mrs Chapman. A town audit by Rev P J MacInnis and others precedes memorial services for Corp George E Lillicrap killed in action October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Lillierap
F. W. Chapman
Red Cross
Lydia Heminway
F W. Chapman
Ruth Hastings
St. Johnsbury
Helen P. Bennett
C. L. Stacy
Hiram Wood
Elden Jewell
Rumney
N. H
Eber Ward
George E. Lillicrap
Epis
Olive Tablets Promoted For Digestive Help In Ad
An aged advertising pitch touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to improve complexion and energy. It claims calomel use was common for years and promises gentle bowel action, bile stimulation, and buoyant days, urging readers to try one tablet nightly with prices shown and druggists carrying the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pees
Edwards
Copal Church Events and Town Notes
Sunday service at Copal church announced for February 23 at 2 oclock. Dr G B French visited Montpelier Thursday. Jacob Richardson III ill with influenza relapse. Murray Cutting improves from influenza. Dr Ricker of St Johnsbury saw Everett Bailey ill with adenoids. R E Farwell returns from Boston New York business trip. Senior Endeavor society held a church social Friday with Dartmouth students performing music and recitations led by Aldrich and five Dartmouth men. Supper served after program. Saturday Dartmouth men led a hike and gave a stereopticon show. Miss Ina L Buchanan returned Thursday from Springfield Mass. S S Fellows returned Friday from Montpelier to spend weekend. James George remains ill. Isaac Welch to start work Monday at John Butson Market. Miss Annie Tacey of Newbury visited Mrs R G Perry Friday. Mrs Sargent visited sister Mrs Frank Martin Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricker
St. Johnsbury
Little Everett Bailey
R. E. Farwell
Boston
New York
Senior Endeavor Society
Dartmouth
Sam Stanley
Clyde Harvey
Frances Godey
Thomas Farwell
Aldrich
Wallace
Braley
Childs
Redfield
Ina “L. Buchanan
Springfield
Mass. S. S
Fellows
Montpelier
James George
Issac Welch
John Butson
Annie Tacey
Newbury
R. G. Perry
Sargent
Frank Martin
Party and visits around Greensboro Bend list
Miss Della Dezan and friends attended a party at Mr Paddleford's in Greensboro Wednesday evening. Several locals including Homer Dezan and Ernest Kimball feature in a series of visits and farm activity around Greensboro Bend with mention of hay sales, gift lambs, and family arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Dezan
Paddleford
Greensboro
Fannie Clary
David Smith
Homer Dezan
Larry Edwards
Elmer-Shepherd
Ray Blodgett
Shepard
Ernest Kimball
R. A. Ritchie
Addie Gochie
Greensboro Bend
Harry Edwards
Barton
Cuthbertson Bros
George Huzzy
Huzzy
Rich
Charles Winchester
Laban Patch
John Lumsden
Arthur Shatney
Will Richards
Mr. Way
Roy King
Harrison Winchester
Hazel
Ruth Bartlett
Friendship Class organized at Methodist Sunday school
In Lyndon class No. 5 of the Methodist Sunday school formed the Friendship Class with officers Gladys Heath president Beulah Bradshaw secretary Reginald Little treasurer. They study the Old Testament leaders of Israel. Mrs H P Bradley visits Nashua. Mr Bradley stays with daughters in Peacham. Mrs F C Currier returns from Lunenburg. Prospect Chapter Epworth League hosts a valentine social at the Methodist vestry Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Gladys Heath
Beulah Bradshaw
Reginald Little
Israel
H. P. Bradley
Nashua
Mr. Bradley
Peacham
F. C. Currier
Lunenburg
W. H. Ainley
Prospect Chapter
The
Epworth League
Methodist Vestry
A Thousand Yous Read the Advertisements
In a voice urging readers to study local ads, the piece praises the wealth of goods and services shown in newspaper advertising. It argues ads guide buyers to clothing, food, furniture, travel, entertainment, and utilities, while supporting merchants and lower prices.
Pleasant program planned as illness notes update
A pleasing program is being arranged with plenty of fun expected. Miss Laura Cragg is quite ill. Mrs. Frank Bruce, sick with influenza, is much better. Mrs. Swett is slowly recovering from double pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Cragg
Frank Bruce
Swett
Local residents visitations and illness notes
Miss Dorothy Farnham on sick list. Mrs William Powers and Miss Ladies Powers visit Norman Blair at Brightlock hospital. Mrs Charles Bennett visits sister Mrs Frank Drew in St Johnsbury. Mrs Henry Davis visits friends in St Johnsbury. Mrs Archie Massey visits I E Wooward. Mrs Mary Paddleford visiting in Barnet. Mrs C P French of St Johnsbury spends Wednesday with Mrs Ernest Morrill. Mrs Mary Smith of St Johnsbury visits Mrs Daniel Gallagher Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Cowles of St Johnsbury visit William Powers Wednesday. Mrs Prescott Stearns recovered enough to go out. Miss Jessie Williams returns to work at Mrs Sargent’s Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Farnham
William Powers
Ladies Powers
Norman Blair
Brightlock Hospital
Charles Bennett
Frank Drew
St. Johnsbury
Henry Davis
Archie Massey
I. E. Wooward
Mary Paddleford
Barnet
C. P. French
Ernest Morrill
Mary Smith
Daniel Gallagher
Ernest Cowles
St Johnsbury
Prescott Stearns
Jessie Williams
Concord
Sargent
Local news items from Berry Ball Dry Goods and town visitors
Robert May works at Berry Ball Dry Goods Co. Mrs. A L Bailey returns from Burlington. Mrs. George Hyland visits from Woodsville. Mrs. Joel Whitney from Worcester MA. Miss Helen Davis from Concord spends day in town. Mrs. Harry Clifford visits North Danville relatives. Mrs. George Blain from Tilton and Mrs. Harland Kimball from Hardwick visit. Squire Alex Dunnett leaves for Montpelier. Paul Sherry heads to Orleans and Barton on C H Davis business. Rolf Semles returns from Newport after two weeks away. Mrs. Edward Peterson leaves for Bellows Falls and White River Junction for a week. Miss Maud Menit from Lyndonville visits grandmother Mrs. Mary Menit. Carl Clifford returns from Bellows Falls where employed. Miss Mildred Beck and Mrs. Geneva Hele from Lyndonville visit. Pearl W. Henderson has influenza. Mrs. Waldron cares for him. Charles Rattigan at home 57 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert May
Berry Ball Dry Goods Co
A. L. Bailey
Burlington
George Hyland
Woodsville
Joel Whitney
Worcester
Mass
Helen Davis
Concord
Harry Clifford
North Danville
George Blain
Tilton
Harland Kimball
Hardwick
Robert Ward
Squire Alex Dunnett
Montpelier
Carl Clifford
Bellows Falls
Mildred Beck
Geneva Hele
Lyndonville
Pearl W. Henderson
Mrs. Waldron
Charles Rattigan
Main Street
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Copal Church
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Jacob Richardson
Murray Cutting
Wells River
Stannard
Lyndon
Wrigleys
ST. Johnsbury Center
Fletcher
Castoria
Paul Sherry
Orleans
C. H. Davis
Rolf Semles
Newport
Edward Peterson
White River
Maud Menit
Mary Menit
Randall & Whitcomb
Vermont
Army & Navy
U. S. Army & Navy Tablet CO
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