Death of Ralph Bell mourned by South Lunenburg
Ralph W. Bell, 34, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Q. Bell, South Lunenburg, died after a week of influenza. Survived by his wife Fannie Jordan Gray and two children, plus parents, sister Pearl Stanton, brother William Franklin Bell, and other relatives. Services held at his father's home with Masonic burial at Riverside cemetery.
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Ralph Bell
Ralph W. Bell
W. QR. Bell
South Lunenburg
Fannie
Jordan) Gray
Maidstone
Ralph
Moose River Lodge
A. F
A. M
Pearl Stanton
Pvt
William Franklin Bell
Leland Gray
Franklin Bell
G. Douglas
Riverside Cemetery
E Hellview Farm
Homer Stanton
North Danville
William F. Bell
Camp Devens
James Bell
Lancaster
John Jordan
George Rich
Stratford
Wayland Jordan
W. J. Russell
J. K. Hovey
Jacob Richardson Jr
E. A. Gray
W. F. Streeter
M. J. Spaulding
Concord
de. Leith of
W. M. Bronson
Mellory Leighton
Montorne
Warren
Elias Lowrey
Whitefield
Cora Gee
Montpelier
Home of
Friends
Flora Houston
George Parker
Edith Blois
Masonic Notices Regular and Called Assemblies
Masonic notices list regular communication Thursday March 13 at 7 30 p m for business. Queen City chapters call convocations February 22 and March 14 with work on Master degree. Palestine Commandery holds special conclave February 18 and stated conclave March 11 with work R C M and Temple rehearsals February 25 and March 11 at 7 30 p m. Z S Waterman and A M Lang sign as officers.
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Haswell Royal Arch
the Temple
Palestine Commandery
E. T
Z. S. Waterman
Com. A. M. Lang
No. 5
K. T
Order of the Temple
Waterman
Com
Knights of Pythias Apollo Lodge Regular Meeting
Apollo Lodge No 2 of the Knights of Pythias will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday evening February 25. Members are urged to attend as items of interest for the lodge's agenda will be discussed.
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Apollo Lodge
Cabot Community Birthday Social and Local News
The Cabot community notes a well attended birthday social at the Methodist church last Friday. Mrs. Mary Goss of Montpelier inspected Merrill W. Kk. No. 35 on Feb. 6 and was hosted by Mrs. W D. Barr. Upcoming events include Judith Lyford Woman's club meeting with Mrs. Ida Barr on Feb. 25 and Washington's Birthday observances by W R C and G A R at Society Hall on Feb. 22 with dinner and an afternoon entertainment. Also noted: infant of Rev. Fred Blodgett of New York buried here Friday. Mrs. E. P. Freeman improving after illness. Mr. Cassidy of Enosburg Falls visiting daughter Mrs. E. J. Rogers. triangular meeting at Congregational church vestry Feb. 26 with supper and prayer. Other arrivals include Oliver McCosco of West Danville visiting Mrs. Julia Barr. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dow of South Cabot visiting C. W. Houghton. body of E W Paige of Pittsfield Mass. brought here for burial Feb. 5.
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Eddie Bray
Whitefield
James King
Fred LaClare
Littleton
King
Elmer Wilson
Guildhall
Fall River
Mass
Roy L. Wilson
Victory
Effie Cole
Agnes Dodge
Rt. N
L. H. Willson
Harold
Temple Residence
Relief Corps
Washington’s
Town Hall
Promen- Lela Morrow
Ade
Light
A. J. Morrow
R. N. Wormwood
C. W. Turner
Harold Turner
David Noble
S. C. Smith
Lancaster
Edmund Hastings
West
William F. Bell
Camp Lee
Camp Devens
George A. Balch
Lunenburg Mfg. Co
Sylvester Hartwell
Douglas
The
Methodist Church
C. W. Kelley
Heights’ House
Congregationalist Church
Vermont
New Hampshire
Ladies’ Aid Society
Esther Brown
Frank Curtis
J. H. Cole
Red Cross
D. D. Snow
Mary Goss
Montpelier
Merrill W
Washington
Society Hall
Fred Blodgett
New York
E. P. Freeman
Cassidy
Enosburg Falls
E. J. Rogers
Congregational Church
Oliver McCosco
West Danville
Julia Barr
Lee Dow
South Cabot
C. W. Houghton’s
E. W. Paige
Pittsfield
Cabot
West Danville Social and Local Visits Highlight Week
Tracey Swasey spent several days with his parents in St. Johnsbury Center. Emily Armstrong went to St. Johnsbury for illness in her sister's family. Mrs. Blodgett and the Blewitts visited J. B. Parker. Tilton and Hemingway visited at J. E. Parker’s. Mrs. Clayton Perry visited St Johnsbury. A New England Hall entertainment is planned with 25 and 15 cent admissions. Vera Jennison spent the weekend at Charles Swasey’s.
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Tracey Swasey
St. Johnsbury Center
Harley Swasey
Emily Armstrong
St. Johnsbury
John Conley
H. P. Blodgett
Blewitt
J. B
Be Kind Always in Thought and Speech
A quoted reflection on kindness notes that unkind thoughts soon become spoken or shown in actions. It argues the only true way to be kind is to be kind all the way through, avoiding hidden malice and maintaining consistent goodwill.
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Lok
Togg
A. B. Dow
Eastern Ave
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Randolph
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Carrie Lamott
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Pw York Herald Co
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Genuin
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Myes
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Odd Fellows
Black Johnsbury
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F. B. Nelson
Wheelock
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Chas. E. Kirk
W. W. Sprague & Son
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Pythian Building
R. J. McGill
Brightlock Hospital
A. J. Rand
Holy,oke
Henry Brady
Portland Street
Charles Horton
Summer Street
New Star
Blackshaw
Harold Blodgett
Vera D. Hooker
the Armory
the Cowles Press
Maple Grove Candies
DR. J. D. Bachand
J. T. Racicot
McLean Music Store
Esty Organ
Glenwood
Singer Sewing Machine
Bert A. Wells
Harold Wells
Tcl
Woodsville
H. A. Bryant Agency
Waterford
Clement
T. H. Lyster
Arthur Smith’s
St, Johnsbury, Vt
B. Eastman
Emma F. Wells
Passumpsic
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Dale S. Atwood
Crawford Ranney Agency
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Underwood Pythian
Jargest Fire Insurance
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