Doctor Removes Piece of Skull in Delicate Operation
John M. Allen performed a delicate operation on John G. Ely of West Charleston at Brightlock Hospital St. Johnsbury removing a skull fragment that pressurized the brain. Ely rests comfortably. his brother-in-law W W Blodgett of Newport visited during the day. Ely had fallen weeks earlier at Creamery where he was manager. Minister to Siam nomination adds to Washington notes as George T Hunt of Arizona is named by President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Allen
John G. Ely
West Charleston
Brightlock Hospital
St. Johnsbury
Mr. Ely
W. W. Blodgett
Newport
St Johnsbury
Siam
Washington
George & T. Hunt
Arizona
Wilson
Twentieth Child Born to Newport Couple
Mrs. Leon Labbie of Coventry Street Newport claims the honor of Vermont’s largest family as her twentieth child, a 12 pound baby girl born Sunday February 22. Mr. and Mrs. Labbie began their family with their first child about a year ago. Mrs. Labbie is 43 and Mr. Labbie 59. he works as a granite cutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Labbie
Coventry Street
Newport
Vermont
Lahber
Recreation Evening for Girls Tuesday Rally at the Armory
A community Girls Club event is planned for next Tuesday at the Armory with no age limit. A Providence leader will conduct the tally and Miss Gary of Ruthind will outline plans for a Girls Club hoped to start in April. A report from the local committee will be given, and a ten cent admission will aid the Armory. Subscriptions received include Cary Maple Sugar Co. 100, Cross Bakery 50, Pythian Sisters 10, Works & Reed 5, and individuals 110, totaling toward a $1500 goal before the rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Providence
R. 1
Gary of
Ruthind
Armony
Community Girls
Cary Maple Sugar Co
Cross Bakery
Pythian Sisters
Works & Reed
HH. W. Blodgett
Mother and four children die in Montreal fire
Mrs M Gregory and four children perished in a Greenfield Park Bust home fire. The two day old baby was in bed on the second floor when the other three children on the lower floor accidentally set the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
M. Gregory
Greenfield Park
Bust
Mars. Gregory
Borella Defeats Sailor Brown in Newport Match
Charles Borella welterweight champion of Vermont and Navy claimant defeated Newport Rhode Island’s Sailor Brown in two straight falls at Pastime Hall Newport. Brown admitted he was beaten by a better man as Borella’s fast moves and head scissors won him the match. In preliminary, Cleasby Barber beat William Rice with a body scissors and hammer lock then body scissors and half Nelson. Soviet foreign affairs commissary sent a note offering peace to the United States Japan and Roumania in London reported yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully
United States Navy
Charles B. Borella
Vermont
Uncle Sam
Brown
Newport
R. I
Borella
Cleasby Barber
William Rice, Porter
Newport House
Nelson
Veto Appeal Moves White House From Rail Bill
Representatives of major brotherhoods and the Farmers' National council delivered a memorial urging President Wilson to veto the compromise railroad bill. They were received by Secretary Tumulty who promised to present the documents before the executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad m
Washington
White House
Wilson
Farmers’ National Council
Tumulty
Adriatic Notes To Be Made Public By State Department
Washington February Vinal decision to publish the exchanges between the American government and the Entente about the Adriatic question was reached today in secret. Officials estimate the total text will run close to 12 400 words, with the full record to be released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Rail strike disrupts suburban service nationwide
Suburban rail service is halted as a railroad strike spreads this morning. Syndicalist organizers push demands to nationalize all railways while pressure tactics aim to rally more workers into action.
Dr Rees Holds Evangelistic Meetings at Grace Church
Executive committee to meet at Grace church at 6 45 pm. Dr Rees speaks to women on The Black Cross and to men for Laymen's League formation in the Assembly room. Children addressed at 4 pm and 7 30 pm talk on Receiving Volunteers. Audience shows many under 20 embracing Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Rees
Black Cross
Trains and Trolley Lines Grounded by Snow Storm
A winter gale buried transport routes from Central to Southern New England. Northbound and southbound trains on the Berkshire Division stalled all night at Ashley Falls with service resuming in Great Barrington. Central New England trains halted between Winsted and New York. Worcester lines only to Southbridge remained open. Holyoke and surrounding areas faced isolation as lines digouts were undone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Connecticut
North Adams
Maes
Berkshire
New Haven Road
Ashley Falls
Maas
Great Barrington
Winsted
Central New England Railroad
Here
New York
Ancram
N. Y
Worcesteb
Worcester
Southbridge
Springfield
Holyoke
Train Service Delayed by New England Storm
A New England coast storm delayed Boston and Maine trains from Boston toward Concord and St. Johnsbury. The north region fared better, but the Concord wreck halted the line for hours. The south mail and night trains ran late and freight service was badly demoralized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston
Maine
Concord
St. Johnsbury
Last Fight on Treaty Opens in Senate
The peace treaty returns to the Senate floor for priority consideration. Leaders expect about three weeks to finish amendments to reservations from the last session and then a final vote, after which the treaty disappears from the calendar regardless of outcome. Senator Reed of Missouri, a leading foe, plans to speak, as leaders prepare to deploy every parliamentary weapon to bolster their positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Congress
Reed
Missouri
Newark man fined for truancy after school complaint
Attorney Campbell Sheriff Warthen and Judge Frye presided as James B. Campbell fined Cass for keeping his children out of school. The case followed a fall complaint to the state attorney. Cass pleaded guilty and paid 27 dollars including costs. he removed his 1% year old son and other children from school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
James B. Campbell
W. H. Warthen
Fryewey
West Burke
Municipal
Sefion
Cass
Frye
Five die from influenza in Worcester family
In Worcester on February 26 a fifth family member of Alfred W. Vosberg died from influenza. Since February 11 Vosberg has lost his wife and five children and his sister Miss Pearlie Fuller of Londonderry, VI, who came to nurse the sick. Today’s victim was a two year old son, leaving Vosberg and a two months old daughter as the sole survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Alfred W. Vosberg
Vosberg
Pearlie Fuller
Londonderry
Vosbere
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Allen
John
Ely
Billy
Fred L. Hastie
West Barnet, VT
Barber
United States
London
Soviet Commissary of Foreign Affairs
Japan
Roumahia
Lougee & Smythe
Houston
Bangor & Aroostook
Marshall
Morrison Marshall
General Motors Corporation
Eastern Ave
Merelian Lis
Evangelist
Grace Methodist Church
Ida P. Brooks
Rees Aung
Eterni
Asselin Bros. the
Spot
Gorham
Conroy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!