Woodbury W R C Names Numerous Committees
At a Woodbury W R C meeting the president announced appointments to multiple committees. Appointees include Lola Cutting, Eldie Miltimore, Martha Williams, Emma Blodgett, Lois Cutting, Gertrude Reed, Cora Hailey, Annie Hunter, Vianna Woodbury, Mary Whipple, Alice Parker, Isabel Morgan, Viola Stacy, Clara Chaplin, Helen Burroughs, Cora Webb, Ellen Gleason, Gertrude Carpenter, Ella Lee Stelief, and Myra Adair among others for executive, auditing, conference, and home employment roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsbury W
Annie Hunter
Vianna Woodbury
Sadie Fuller
Annette Forsaith
Mary Whipple
Josephine Carpenter
Helen Folsom
Myron Adair
Dennis Fisher
Ada Corcoran
Minnie Briggs
Katherine Ball
Marcia Isham
Emery
Fannie Perkins
Lois Cutting
Alice Parker
Martha Williams
Susan May
Carpenter
Viola Stacy
Clara Chaplin
Helen Burroughs
Local Notices from Wheelock and Windsor Area
Mrs. H J Mathewson traveled to Lyn donville and St Johnsbury last week. W M Willey and family went to Sutton for Edward Brown funeral. Roy Bickford returned to Charleston after six weeks in care of Mrs. Lucy Weed. G L Gerry and Bert Mathewson attended Willoughby Valley Pomona Grange in East Burke. J B Ripley of Windsor visited the village. George A Roberts named postmaster as office moves to Roberts store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Mathewson
Lyndonville
St. Johnsbury
W. M. Willey
Sutton
Edward Brown
Lucy Weed
Roy Bickford
Morse
Mia
Charleston
G. L. Gerry
Bert Mathewson
Willoughby Valley
Plan to Boost Connecticut Valley Towns
A regional booster movement aims to unite western New England Valley towns for water power, river navigation, and economic development. A mass meeting and banquet in Springfield on February 28 will establish a permanent organization with speakers including William Kies, a prominent banker and promoter. Local chambers of commerce and boards of trade coordinate reservations, with Springfield Secretary Clifton D. Jackson handling misses at the Myrick Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Valley
New England
Connecticut River
Springfield
Chamber of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Rotarians
Kiwanis Clubs
Eigic Betterment
Kies
Legit
Chicago City Railways
Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern
Kiek
Indiana
State Treasurer
West Chicago Park Board
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
New York
American International Corporation
South America
J. FE. Aldred & Company
Bankers of
Pennsylvania
Washington
Kimball
Board of Trade
Clifton D. Jackson
Springfield Chamber of Commerce
Myrick Building
Mass
Koreans described as superior in culture and mentality
Chicago Daily News notes Koreans are progressive in constructively minded practices, modern in outlook, and balanced in gender involvement. the piece praises their restraint and morale while contrasting them with other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chicago Daily News
Boy Scouts Troop 1 Patrol Standings and Scout Honors
The Kloney contest shows Beaver Patrol leading with 979 total points and 122.4 per member, Qw Patrol close behind at 617 total and 114.6 per member, Lion Patrol next at 517, and Eagle Patrol last at 567. Owl Patrol holds the top three individual honors with Edward Farmer at 178 points and no demerits, Maxwell Shields and James Puffer share second with 168 points. Second class pins go to Farmer, Puffer, and James Woods. Edward Marmer is noted for completing Leader-foot and second class tests swiftly. A troop contest will pick participants for an upcoming scout entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Patrol
Lion Patrol
Tas
Eagle
Owl Patrol
Edward Farmer
Maxwell Shields
James Puffer
James Woods
Edward Marmer
Boy Scouts of America
South Congregational Church
Scout Farr
Wilkie
Davey
Baldwin
Green
R. Hoar
Gorham
Perry
Howe
Dickinson
Blodgett
Henderson
Hoar
Poole
Daniels
Wright
Fare
Burrows
Barquin
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NEW England Telephone and Telegraph Company
C. E. Merrill
Massachusetts
Fidelity Trust CO
State Street
Boston
Washington St
the Ideal Cafe
A. B. Noyes Insurance Agency
Citizens Bank
Concord
Holland
Avery Bor
Natal
BOY Scouts
Aly
C. B. Chase
C. F. Boynton
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance CO
Vermont
Mayfield
Cross
Abbott Company
White River Junction
ST. Johnsbury Business Directory
St. Johnsbury, VI
N. Dumas
Eastern Avenue
DALE
Atwood Osteopathic Physician Citizens Bank
E. C. Smith
Guy W. Hill
Crawford Ranney
G. B. Morrill
M. L. Underwood
G. E. Veilleux Granite Co
W. A. Gage
Spinal Trouble
Calderwood
G. C. Frye
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Searles & Graves
Elmer E. Hooker
Railroad Street
A. S. Haskins
Optometry &T
Johnsbury, Vermont
J. D. Bach
John F. Hinch
New England Mutual Life Ins. Co
E. Ave
Calderwood Building
Palmer Bros
Eastern Ave
Frank RB
Jacques
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Bloc
James B. Campbell
A. M. Goodrich Tailoring Co
Pythian Building
B. Frank Harris
THE
George P. Moore Insurance Agency Insurance—Any Kind
H. J. Lumbra
Portland St
W& Tel
Impey and Cummings Provident Life Men
Portland Street
Brunelle Block
T. R. Stiles
M. D
Merchants Bank Block
Lungs
F. C. Moore Richardson
Pythian
H. W. Conly Heating and Plumbing
Hot Air Furnace Center
Portland St. St. Johnsbury
Cowles Press
Maple Grove Candies
Johnsbury
I Aron
Tel
Ely Street
St. Johnsbury House
Caledonia Garage
W. Carl D. Hopkins
Sukrague & Sun General Agents
National Lefe Insurance Company
Montpelier
Vthian Building
St Johnsbury
Barquin’s Cigar Store
Bowling Ailzy
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