East Burke News Items and Social Notices
Local notes report Florence Freete still confined with fever, visits by Sarah Cross and others, and several residents changing jobs or moving. Socials include a Sons and Daughters of Liberty dance on Friday February 20 and a Valentine social at the Congregational church vestry Saturday afternoon. Emma H. Ames, aged 18, died after an operation at St. Johnsbury hospital. sympathy extended to the Rosebrook family at the funeral. Continued illness, family visits, and confinement mark community life this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Burke
Florence Freete
Sarah Cross
Kirby
Magic Sullivan
Edward Aldrich
Vance House
Frank Libby
Mt. View
Haverhill
N. H
Oscar Phillips
R. R
Lyndonville
Philip Angell
Institute
Charlie Taylor
H. J. Webster
Freeman Kidder
White Birch Farm
St. Johnsbury
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Valentine
Congregational Church
Emma H. Ames
St. Johnsbury Hospital
John Rosebrook
West Burke
Frank Ruggles
Oliver Jenness
Blake
H. Ames
California Syrup of Figs Ad Rearing Trust
A vintage advertorial style touts California Syrup of Figs as the best and most harmless laxative for children. It highlights a fruity taste and full dosing directions on each bottle, urging mothers to look for the name California on the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Califor
County Court Delays Hearings In Long Chancery Session
The county court adjourned Wednesday after a lengthy session focused on a chancery case of Harry F Clapp versus Pid Sr. Woods. The dispute over a family farm and debts led to an accounting to determine sums due. Additional notes mention social events, visits, illnesses, and a planned Valentine party at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terri Dortia
Fish
Harry F Clapp Ve. Pid Sr. Woods
Threering
Arthur P. Clapp
Theuvendant
Wells River Funeral for Joseph Ramsey in Congregational Church
The remains of Joseph Ramsey were brought from Littleton for burial in Wells River after a funeral at the Congregational church led by Rev. Donald Fraser. Ramsey was laid beside his wife, survived by four children in New Hampshire and Massachusetts, with services and hymns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells River
Joseph Ramsey
Littleton
Congregational Church
Donald Fraser
Daniel Farwell
Thomsey
James
South Tyegate
Fred
Leominster
Mass
Marion Ramsey Scott
Hoockcot
N. H
Mabel Ramsay Scott
Tilton
A. B. Woodman
Ain
Verna E. Howard
George H. Parker
Hanover
Raymond E. Farwell
Parish Social and Local Movements Report
R W Heath called to Orlean s Sunday by sudden death of his father. Ladies of the parish invited to Mrs Sarah Hutchins home Thursday afternoon for a social. Muriel Shepard visited Helen Smith Tuesday. Flosie Austin returned to her Hardwick home. Withers Bros Greensboro sawing wood for farmers. Auditors met and audited town accounts Tuesday. Mrs Mildred Sawtelle visited her mother weekend. Mrs Guthrie Walden visited Mrs Ed Buck's early week. George Jordan drawing logs in Greensboro. Jason Hutchins in St Johnsbury on town business. Mr Barrett Cabot in town last week repairing Union telephone line. Laban Patch lost a blooded heifer first of the week. Mr and Mrs John Dixon visited Ted Gochee's Sunday. L L Dezan on sick list. Mrs L L Dezan better and able to be at train. Mr and Mrs Roy King in Greensboro Bend Monday for Ed Buck funeral at Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Warren
Helen Folsom
Adelbert Lavatore
Demie Fisher
J. M. Smith
Will Perham
Fitzdale
George King
Bennie
Nathan Bean
Horace Hendricks
Georges
N. H
Mary King
Boston
D. M. Smith
George Boutwell
Harry Morton
Concord
Mary Woodbury
Barton
Howard Woodbury
L. A. Nichols
St. Johnsbury
Leona
A. Sprague
Willis Emery
Emery
J.C. Warren
East Concord
Edward Higgins
Aula Downer
George Lavatore
Marion
Carl Brown
Ella Goodall
Stannard Muriel Shepard
Helen Smith
Flosie Austin
Hardwick
Withers Bros
Greensboro
Mildred Sawtelle
Guthrie
Walden
Ed. Buck
George Jordan
Jason Hutchins
Mr. Barrett
Cabot
Union
Laban Patch
John Dixon
Ted
Olive Tablets Claim Quick Relief From Bad Breath
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are advertised as a gentle bowel and liver stimulant that purifies the system and removes bad breath. The ad promotes Lucard’s Olive Tablets as a vegetable compound with olive oil, claimed to mimic calomel’s effects without after effects, priced at 10 cents and 26 cents per box.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chesterfield
Cos Cigarettes
THE
Mayfield Today
Cross
Abbott Company
White River Junction
Vermont
Main Street
Hastings
Twin State Service
Twin State
Levi Stock
Twin State Gas
Edgar Stanley
Kilbayne
Carl Morse
Roselle Park
Ned
David Allison
Norwich University
Minchelin
C. E. Society
Hubbell
Mire Ryden
Vermont University
Woorsville
Harvard
Nuevard Company
Lowell
Desert
R. W. Heath
Orleans
Sarah Hutchins
Eagle “Izado
ST. Johnsbury Business Directory
Lawyers Tel
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Dale
E. C. Smith
Eastern Avenue
Guy W. Hill
W. A. Gage
Spinal Trouble
Calderwood
G. C. Frye
Citizens Bank
Johnsbury, Vt
Searles & Graves
Elmer E. Hooker
Railroad Street
A. S. Haskins
Vyr
Johnsbury
Vermon Merchants Bank
J. D. Bach
Pythian Building
B. Frank Harris
N. Dumas
the Crawford Ranney
Appmey ( Morris
M. L
Pythian
G. E. Veilleux Granite Co
St Johnsbury
John F. Hinch
New England Mutual Life Ins. Co
Palmer Bros
Eastern Ave
Ieee
Frank B. Jacques
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
New York
Bloc
James B. Campbell
A. M. Goodrich Tailoring Co
George P. Moore Insurance Agency Insurance—Any Kind
H. J. Lumbra
Portland St St. Johnsbury
Impey and Cummings Provident Life Men
Portland Street
Brunelle Block
T. R. Stiles
Merchants Bank
F. O. Moore
H. W. Conly Heating and Plumbing
Portland St
Tel
Cowles Press
Mavle Grove
Bay Street
Richardson’s
J. Aron
Ely Street
St. Johnsbury House
Caledonia
W. Carl
Hopkins
CHASE
C.F. Boynton
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance CO
W Sprague & Son
General Agents
National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier Vt
Mvehian Building
Vet Telephone
Barqain’s Cigar Store Bowling Allzy