Wells River Notes Col Preston Post Meeting Highlights
Col Preston Post and Relief Com met Wednesday evening in Wells River. Readings honored Washington Lincoln and McKinley. Members voted to contribute to the Southern Memorial Fund and to a Public School Flag Fund. The meeting closed with coffee and cake. Local visits included Mrs Lucia Hadley and Mrs Royal Rober. A school closure occurred Friday due to a convention in St Johnsbury. The Boy Scouts held a special patrol meeting with the local council present.
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Preston Post
Washington
Lincoln
McKinley
Southern Memorial Fund
Lucia Hadley
Springfield
John Bone
Royal Rober
Boy Scouts
Grange Meeting Planned in North Danville
Anna and Isaac Stanton are ill with influenza. A Grange meeting will be held Saturday evening with Deputy Walter Hall from St Johnsbury Center to install officers. Supper will be served and good attendance is expected. Mrs. Frank Swett is ill. The Sons and Daughters of Liberty meet at Weeks hall Thursday. Mr and Mrs Louis Brill of Wheelock visited James Cassidy early this week.
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Anna
Isaac Stanton
Grange
Walter Hall
St. Johnsbury Center
Frank Swett
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Louis Brill
Wheelock
James Cassidy
Greensboro Bend
M. W. A. Hall
Warren Wheeler
France
Brightlock Hospital
St. Johsbury
John Buckley
Woodmen’s Hall
Claude Brown
Eden
Caspian Lake
Payson Morse
Foster Gebbie
Mordelia
Greensboro Investment Club
Bend Road
Robert Ritchie
Newport
W. G. McFarland
Will Richards
Morrisville
Craig King
Jean Gilbert
Craftsbury
Clyde Philbrook
D. G. Spier
Fred Percival
Glover
Alton White
Clara Woods
T. W. Gebbie
Walden
C. B. Sternberg
Charles Ward
Harewick
Willis Lumsden
Masquerade Costumes for Militia Dance at Armory Hall
All who want costumes for the Masquerade Dance by Company H V M on February 26 at Armory Hall Newport must place orders with Thrasher and Bonneau by Friday night. This is the final dance of the series and attendance helps the militia. Burroughs Orchestra will provide the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company H. V. M
Armory Hall
Newport
Thrasher
Newport locals report church services and community events
First Baptist Newport lists services with pastor H B Rankin and supply Frank O Cunningham, morning and evening sermons on A Friend of God. Various church activities at First Congregational and First Methodist include pro gram notes and social events. community sing and Graded school social to occur. Local residents and visitors referenced with sickness, travel, and a town meeting warrant set for March 4 with cement and lumber plans.
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First Baptist Church
H. B. Rankin
Frank 0. Cunningham
Frank O. Cunningham
Ladies’ Social Union
First Congregational Church
L. G. Cummings
Montreal
Newport
James Archilles
Ray Webster
Barton
P. C. Blanchard
Arthur Buckland
Woodbury W R C No 5 Meets In Concord
At the regular Woodbury W R C No 5 meeting officers were appointed for the first quarter. The Woodbury W R C No 5 and Woodbury Post No 63 plan their annual Washington's Birthday visit on February 22 with a noon dinner for members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury W. R. C. No. 5
Eddie A. Miltimore
Lola M. Cutting
Emma Blodgett
Martha, Williams
Annette Forsaith
Gertrude Burt
Mabel Warren
Lois B. Cutting
Woodbury Post No. 63
Washington
W L. Reed
Montpelier
St. Johnsbury
A. J. Corriveau
Lyndonville
C. L. Stacy
J. R. Ralston
Emeline Pike
P. J. MacInnes
Ralstons
John Folsom
East Concord
Woodbury
Hugh Lund
Red Cross Meeting and Local News From Greensboro
Greensboro news notes the Caspian Lake Red Cross meets Thursdays at Mrs. G. E. Colby’s home and plans sewing for European destitute relief. Obituary for Thomas W. Gebbie, 72, a lifelong resident, with funeral at United Presbyterian church. Local illnesses, Emma Lindsay’s successful surgery, and community social at the Junior High School are also reported along with Red Cross shipments of 20 gray sweaters and 26 girls’ chemises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caspian Lake
Red Cross
G. E. Colby
Europe
Ethlyn Alger
Jericho
Dea
A E. Perrin
Morton Cuthbertson
Emma Lindsay
Mary Fletcher
Burlington
F. C. Kinney
Thos. W. Gebbie
Mr. Gebbie
St. Johnsbury
Greensboro Bend
A Graham
United Presbyterian Church
Foster
Alpha
Hardwick
Walter King
Waterbury
Notable Women Program Prompts Barnet Meeting
The W. GT. U. plans a Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Horace Gillon’s home with a program on Notable Women organized by Mrs. Charlotte We. Various Barnet social notes mention visits from Mrs. Richard Johnson and Miss Marjorie Albee, with local lore about a Scottish nobleman linked to Barnet history.
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W. GT. U
Horace Gilllan
Charlotte We
Richard Johnson
MeIndoes Weenby
Francis Goodale
John Bandy
Barnet Center
Barnet
Central Station
Barnet Village
Ira Albee
Dor Judkins
Péite
Iran Albee
Lyndon Inssil
Tion
Matthewson House
Marjorie
Brock Rollins
Dartmouth College
Hartford
Scotland
Divided Blanket sermon at Congregational Church
In St. Johnsbury Center the C. E. society of the Congregational Church voted to pay $50 to offset a pastor salary increase. The Sunday February 23 sermon topic is The Divided Blanket. Visitors Hazel Pierce and two Orleans children and Mrs. Leslie Flint of Newport stopped by the home of their [unreadable].
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C. E. Society of the Congregational Church
Hazel Pierce
Orleans
Leslie Flint
Newport
Fruit-A-Tives Promise Relief From Liver and Stomach Ailment
A Schenectady advocate of New Thought credits Fruit-A-Tives with curing a severe liver and stomach trouble. He says the remedy cleaned his yellow complexion and revived his blood, calling it the highest result of New Thought in medicine. Available at dealers or Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A
YOUNG
Schenectady
N.Y
Fruit-A
Local Notes On West Waterford Visitors And Collectibles
Samuel Wilson of West Waterford was in town Thursday. Mrs. Frank Blossom was reported a little better Friday morning. A. W. Carey salesman for the Peck Co Store has $145 in Confederate money printed in 1864. Mrs. Arthur Turgeon from Lyndonville visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Asselin and plans to visit friends in Claremont New Hampshire on Saturday.
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Fred Kelley
Boston
E. M. Harris
Ethel Duncan
Monroe
N. H
Fred Elliot
Lyndonville
J. R. Robston
Concord
Alex Burke
McIndoe Talls
Cora Hayes
Orchard Street
Henry Gero
Hoel Hinman
Arlington
Amos W. Scott
Littleton
Emma W. Wheeler
Sutton
F. S. Bellanger
Willoughby
Lena Higgins
H. A. Bryant
New York
R. E. Davis
Glover
Dorothy
Lucele
C. A. Nelson
E. Q. Dean
Newport
Harriett Brooks
Samuel Wilson
West Waterford
Frank Blossom
A. W. Carey
Peck Co
Arthur Turgeon
Charles Asselin
Claremont
Propaganda and the clash of nations in wartime rhetoric
The author denounces hostile propaganda aimed at sowing distrust between the United States and its allies. It debunks claims of irreconcilable racial differences with Latin peoples, mocks fears of a US England commercial war, and defends French and Allied courage while condemning German tactics and cruelty.
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America
England
United States
France
Talleyrand
Wanted applicants for higher accounting positions
Recruitment notice from a national firm seeking capable individuals for training in higher accounting roles. No bookkeeping required but preferred. interviews held by Monday with Mr Waterman at St Johnsbury House. Appointments available Saturday and Sunday. confidential information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
MR. Waterman
ST. Johnsbury House
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