Christmas Activities In East Peacham Church and Hall
The V I S of East Peacham held Xmas dinner with 57 attendees at the hall and a Thursday dance with refreshments served. Christmas observances included a tree at Academy hall with many children and Santa Claus, plus a M E church program. Fred Bellum and daughter Aldora of Hatley P Q visited Herbert Blain and traveled to Newpark NH to work.
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Congregational Church
Academy Hall
E. R. Mackay
M. E. Church
Fred Bellum
Aldora of
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Claim Safe Gentle Liver Aid
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe nonhabit forming liver and bowel aid. It asserts the product clears toxins, improves digestion, and provides buoyancy with olive oil based ingredients. The copy promises pleasant results and notes a price of 25 cents per box with widespread drugstore availability.
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Iit
Pone Pathers
Faurely
Huvite
Edwards
Wells River notes and social items recur in town column
Welles River residents report illness and visits. Buck is seriously ill under care of nurse Crown. Townsfolk travel for weddings, visits to Manchester and Joliette. The Woodsville lecture series proceeds for Red Cross funding. Local fare includes parties, a German helmet gift, and the Wells River Creamery stockholders meeting.
Miss Alicia Little Resigns From Junior High
Portland visitor Miss Alicia Little resigns as Junior High instructor after her father’s death. The Junior High is closed for the week with no classes in grades after Tuesday. Several grip cases reported in the village including Harry Lund and others. Reverend George S. Smith to speak at Methodist church Sunday evening with soldiers in uniform urged to attend.
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Alicia Little
Portland
Miss Little
Marcia Stuart
Luette Lewis
Harry Lund
B. H. Bazin
F. E. Hastings
L. W. Hastings
Frangese
Chappell
Harold Lurnie
Harold Virtue
Mie
Albert Dawe
George S. Smith
Prin
Leslie Merriam
Ryegate and Nelsons Share Last Week Moves and Deaths
Cynthia Gibson of Ryegate dies suddenly on Monday evening at six. Burial occurs Thursday at Blue Mountain Cemetery at one o clock. Mr and Mrs S F Nelson attend family events in St Johnsbury while John Edson Nelson remains in Buffalo on government service. J Dales McLain recovers from influenza as W W Whitehill works at Fairview farm and C F Smith repairs J E McKiahan’s property. Swiss watches exports rise from 1913 to 1917 reaching 18 048 208 units.
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S. F. Nelson
Nelson
Ruth
St. Johnsbury
Buffalo
Cynthia Gibson
Ryegate
Blue Mt
S.F. Nelson
B. Whitehill
Fairview Farm
Dales McLain
C. F. Smith
J. E. McKiahan
War ends and celebration fills French streets
Lieutenant Thomas describes overwhelming joy in Lunenburg friends letter from France dated Nov 12 1918. Armistice signed hostilities cease and crowds celebrate in Paris with flags bells parades and a snake dance as Allied forces march past hotel de ville and palais de justice amid fireworks and cheers.
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Donald Thomas
Tour
France
Alsace-Loraine
Kaiser
Junkers
Rue-Nationale
Hotel-de-Ville
Palais-du Justice
U.s.marine Band
Paris Celebration Shows Fraternity Between American and French
Lieut Donald A Thomas reports a lively scene in Paris with open space dancing, officers and men clapping, and Americans and French mixing in equal numbers. Hats exchange, doughboys parading, and crowds circling with girls as a general’s car passes. Cafes busy and celebrations echo back home.
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Paris
America
Lieut
Donald A. Thomas
Hog cholera losses show steady four year decline
Losses from hog cholera fell sharply from 1914 to 1917 and are expected to drop again in 1918. A U S Department letter to Rep Addison T. Smith notes need for state cooperation in the federal eradication drive. Totals: 1914 losses 6,304,300 head valued at $67,697,461. 1917 losses 2,952,144 head valued at $22,475,190. four year total 18,835,901 animals valued at $188,448,645.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Addison T. Smith
House of Representatives
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