Newport Locals Private Carroll Story’s WWI service noted
A Newport item recounts Private Carroll Story enlisting in 1917 with Company L Newport, transfer to the 26th division, training in France, front-line service, gas exposure, hospitalization, and return home. It notes postwar duties at Camp Mills and Camp Lee, plus remarks on his war experiences and lingering injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Story
Co. L. Newport
Co. L
Montreal
Liverpool
France
Newport News
Camp Mills
Camp Lee
Camp Devens
Newport
Story
No Man’s Land
American Liver Tablet and Throat Tablet Advertisements
An old advertorial promotes The American Little Liver Tablet as a general regulator and tonic for digestion and health, The American Throat Tablets for hoarseness sore throat and coughs, and Nazol nasal ointment for catarrh. It urges daily use, dosage guidance, and mail order availability. Strong entities include Nazol and the product names. no specific dates or places are provided.
Olive Tablets for Breath and Purify System
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets touted as a vegetable alternative to calomel claim to relieve bad breath and cleanse the system. Ads urge taking one or two nightly for a week. 10c to 25c per box with druggists selling. Also notes enlistment discharge news and local society updates from Ryegate area including Miss Martha Davis ill, missionary efforts, farm association canvassing, and local family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
West Barnet Social Roundup Passes Quiet Weekend
Mrs. Dudley Fitzgerald visits friends in Boston while Mrs. George Blain stays with James Blain and returns to Tilton. A small group from here attended Friday’s Barnet dance for a splendid time though details are sparse. Ste and Mes, Charles Roy were among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Fitzgerald
Boston
George Blain
James Blain
Tilton
Barnet
Ste and
Mes
Charles Roy
Grange Meeting And Social Visits In Danville
In Danville Mrs Eugene Fields of MeIndoes visits her daughter Mrs Choate. The grange met Tuesday with 25 present and conferred first and second degrees on one candidate. Lecturers reports covered the Farm Bureau ladies part by Mrs A Blain and the men part by Worthy Lecturer. Charades were given by Lee White and David Stevenson. Guests Milo McLaren and Elsie McLaren call on Mrs Irene Chamberlain Thursday. Priscilla club meets with Mrs Bailey Thursday. E S Manchester visits MeIndoes Friday to see his brother. Howard Bushway visits his father Harley Bushway and returns to Boston Monday. A dance was attended by some from here at Danville Saturday. Mrs George Blain visits Roy Warden Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Wesson Sargent
United Presbyterian Missionary Societies
E. H. Hallett
Ryegate
Farmers’ Association
Woman's Auxiliary
J. A. Shackford
Justin Hook
Charles Miller
Myr Hook
France
Raymond Thompson
St. Johnsbury Academy
Anna Buchanan
South Ryegate
W . H. Nelson
Rev
L. H. Simpson
Christ
Arthur J. Symes
Mr. Whittier
A. J. Symes
Mr. Smith
Barnet
Walbridge
Woodsville
Lawrence Leach
St. Johnsbury
J. D. McLam
Royden Cheney
Olive McLam
E. S. Miller
Fairview Farm
Nelson
Jennie L. Taylor
Gladys Smith
Colin McDonald
J. H Symes
George Gebbie
East Craftsbury
Thomas Gebbie
Hugh Gebbie
Danville
Margaret Hooper Carter
Peacham
R. My White
Eugene Fields
MeIndoes
Choate
Grange
Farm Bureau Association
A. Blain
Lee White
David Stevenson
Milo McLaren
Elsie McLaren
Irene Chamberlain
Priscilla Club
Bailey
E. S
Manchester
Howard Bushway
Harley Bushway
Boston
George Blain
Roy Warden
Old Time Gim Mal Rings For Engagements And Weddings
In historic practice rings called gim mal rings used two movable hoops. Each lover wore one hoop during engagement and at the ceremony the twin hoops joined together to form a single wedding ring, secured by an ingenious clasp arrangement.
Frosted Window Tracery From Sleep Breath on Ice Cold Glass
A frost pattern forms on bedroom windows as warm breath from the sleeper condenses and freezes on the cold glass, creating delicate ice-crystal tracery in the chill air.
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City of
E. F. Humphrey
Humphrey’s
Frank O. Cunningham
First Baptist Church
Department of Service
Second Street
Fred W. Carr
Harold Young
Ethel Hunt
Brewster
G. H. Newland
Marion
J. A. Gendraw
Ralph Fairbanks
H. T. Contz
H. T. Contz Who Has Been Quite Sick Is Improving. Mrs. Coontz
Manning
Flora Jenner
R. V. N. Ross Memorial
United Cigar Stores
Brown's Cigar Store
Main St
St. Johnsbury, Vt
A. R. Whittington
Mgr
Farm Dept
State Street
Mass
Henderson & Ross Real Estate
State St
American Chemical Company
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Pital
Russell H. Humphrey
U. S. Marines
Springfield
H C. Humphrey
Lawson
Martha Davis
West Barnet
FBI
Boyle Woolfolks
Vanity Fair
Jack Trainor
Ada Carter
Nellie Rodger
de Onsonne
America
Doxis
Niagara OF
New York
P. A. Brown
A. E. Smith
Main Street
Eastern Avenue
Lyndonville, Vt
F. A. Scott Co
Laferriere & Dutile
Russell E. Lowrey
R. A. Renfrew
J.S. Weeks
David Frechette
A. H. Gleason
Orr Bros
Sears & Bamp
Richford
Lee S. Blanchard
Groton
Daley & Landry
W. E.brock
South Troy
E. M. Gray
Derby Line
F. M. Dean
Orleans
H. W. Powers
Fitzdale
H. R. Bean
W. Stewartstown
N. H
A. W. Waite
Morrisville
Hawley Brothers
Jefferson E. Lane and Son
Pike
A. P
Wholsale Distributors
Bean CO
Vermont
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