Newport Locals notes on church sick list and society events
Newport readers learn of sick list updates for Rev. H. T. Coontz and Mrs. Jennie Willis, with others stated as ill or traveling. The piece covers Dr. McIver’s Optometry meeting in Montpelier, Episcopal delegates to Burlington, and the Northern Vermont Fish and Game Club annual meeting with elected officers and committees. It highlights fish and stream improvements, planned banquet, and community impact of fishing as tourism and asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Coontz
M. E. Church
Jennie Willis
S. W. F. Hamilton
H. G. Weeks
Episcopal Churches
Burlington
Hamilton
New Haven
Conn
Vermont
Northern
Vermont Fish and Game Club
Odd Fellows
John Merrill
John Kipp
O. W. Creaser
E. M. Hunt
Newport
Rufus Kelley
Derby
Bert Lewis
Morgan
A. E. Gallup
Charleston
L. E. Pinney
Holland
H. E. Wells
Coventry
BE. C. Cass
Hugh Fairbrother
W. J. Ryther
L. F. Pinney
C. Huntington
Barbara Frentchie Leads NY Sons and Daughters Meeting
Barbara Frentchie presided as the Lyndon council of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty held a Saturday meeting in Mechanics hall. The event drew more than 20 new members and featured remarks on joining, local activities, and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Frentchie
Council of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Mechanics Hall
Enterprise Grange Social Brings Surprise Program
The council, now about 100 members, enjoyed a pleasant surprise program after the regular meeting last Friday evening. Miss Gladys Hath sang solos, Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Paris performed duets, and four Indies staged a short farce. Mrs. L. V. Menit returned from Claremont N H where she was called by the illness of her son and family. Mrs. Staples spent Tuesday at St Johnsbury on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Grange
Gladys Hath
M. K. Paris
L. V. Menit
Claremont
N. H
Staples
St. Johnsbury
Local Notables Support French Orphans and Community Events
Col Preston Relief Corp members donate nearly 90 to aid French orphans, with 8444 now sheltered by American forces in France. Social notices include Thimble Club hostesses, visits by Mrs Bone and Theodore Roberts, influenza recovery at Woodsville, Psyche M. D. supper planned, Rebekah Lodge whist success, Eastern Star guests from St. Johnsbury and Burlington, Lincoln’s birthday remarks, and local visits by Miss Whitelaw, Miss Palmer, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col- Preston Relief Corp. No. 10
France
Herbert Crabtree
Thimble Club
John Bone
Montpelier
Theodore Roberts
Rumney
N. H
John Martin
Woodsville
Psyche M. D
Rebekah Lodge
Jesse Sheldon
Boston
Eastern Star, Corinthian Chapter
No. 42
Minnie J. Ruggles
West Burke
Willard V Orcutt
Orcutt
Bloomfield Palmer
Palmer
H. M. Day
Agnes Whitelaw
South Ryegate
Charles Rogers
Jamaica
N. Y
Sarah Rogers
F. B. Taylor
Lebanon
George Wheeler
White River
Kilburn Powers
Colors of Paints and Heat Absorption
The article notes that paint color affects heat absorption with black bodies absorbing more heat than light ones. In hot climates, light-colored paints may be preferable to reduce heat buildup. Transformer burnouts are linked to high atmospheric temperatures, as road heat adds further warming and damage that could be avoided with different paint choices.
Newport Items and Local Notices
H. E. Somers of Newport ill with slim chances of recovery. E. E. Dew visited Charleston for business. Harlan Stearns ill with rheumatism and confined. Music lovers attend Honolu lu Girl in Newport with good time. Funeral for Wm. H. Blaisdell held in Albany beside his wife and daughter. daughter J Ella Blaisdell away in Southern Pines. Harold and Mrs. McNamara start housekeeping on School street. Mrs. G. B. French returns from Boston. Mrs. Perley Morrill leaves St Johnsbury assignment. Miss Helen Reed resumes duties at New England Central. Mrs. E. C. Lewis spends day in St. Johnsbury. Mrs. Hattie Lyons returns to Lyndon. Infant Milton Albert Lillicrap dies after influenza and whooping cough. funeral Wednesday noon officiated by Dr A. P. Grint. sympathy to bereaved family. Mrs. Walter Harvey travels to St. Johnsbury for daughter’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. EH. Somers
Newport
E. E. Dew
Charleston
Harlan Stearns
Honolulu
Wm. H. Blaisdell
Southern Pines
N. C
Albany
J. Ella Blaisdell
Harold McNamara
Pearson
School Street
Perley Morrill
Central Office
St. Johnsbury
Helen Reed
New England
A. P. Grint
Walter Harvey
Wilford Harvey
Chaplain William Campbell weds English bride in London
Chaplain William Ralph Campbell of the American ambulance service marries Miss Katherine Hunter daughter of Mrs Remilly Fedden of London. Mrs Campbell served as a nurse with the British army in France where the couple met. the wedding took place in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ralph Campbell
American Ambulance Service
Katherine Hunter
Remilly Fedden
London
Two Good Points Letter From Army Wife
A Greencastle woman, whose sister works in a Washington war department bureau, shared a letter that claims the husband cannot read, drinks lemon essence, plays a fiddle, and has eight years of marriage with seven children to feed. The writer urges the department to take him for his food needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
War Department
Washington
Department
Hmsband
Earry
Andianapolis News
Olive Tablets advertised for stomach relief
An old-time advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as the remedy for stomach upset. It claims the tablets stimulate the liver and bowels to restore digestion, reduce coated tongue and poor appetite, and increase energy with a nightly dose of one or two tablets in olive color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Ae Edwards
Uba Edwards
Rifle Boone Carried Seeks Repairs in Wisconsin
A historic flintlock rifle once carried by Daniel Boone was brought to a western Wisconsin hardware store for repairs. The long forty six inch forty five caliber weapon bears carved phrases and notches on its walnut stock and has a wild boar tusk inlay. Repaired after shipment damage, it is now owned by Mr. Kafier, who moved from Mississippi to Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Boone
Boone Company
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Kafier
Mississippi
Tennessee
Boon
Boone
Health remedies for digestion throat and catarrh
The American Little Liver Tablet is promoted as a general regulator aiding digestion and general health. The American Throat Tablets are palatable for hoarseness sore throat and colds, suitable for children. Nazol is an antiseptic nasal ointment for catarrh and colds. These preparations are available through dealers or by mail.
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the White Company
F. W. Taylor
Henry Wenz
Stanley Furniture Company Furniture and Undertaking
Mildred Downey
Geneva Patterson
Patterson
A. T. Rogers
Roland
Lyndon
Wells River
Gleason’s Cash Grocery
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Why Swift & Company
Swift & Company
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