Local Notes From Lyndonville And Nearby
A Lyndonville brief details residents traveling to Amherst Boston New York and other cities for study, work and family reasons. It mentions Miss Bessie Harris visiting Amherst with Miss Elizabeth Patterson, Maurice Birpee and Floyd Clary returning to Boston and West Lynn, Miss Vera Thomas and Miss Lawn Dow visiting for school, and several others heading to Columbia University Toronto Ohio and New York. Also notes an Odd Fellows and Rebekah installation with a chicken pie supper, a whist party by the Sons and Daughters of Liberty, and a school district meeting to elect a new board member. Includes health updates on mumps and a broken hip recovery.
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Lyndonville
Bessie Harris
Amherst
Maso
Elizabeth Patsterson
Maurice Birpee
Floyd Clary
Boston
Boston University
West Lytin
General Electric School
Vera Thomas
Hardwick
Lawn Dow
Barnet
Sundy
Institute
Harry Colby
Wilmington
Pel
Cleon Colby
Stern
Isabel
New York
California
New York City
G. P. Greenslade
J. W. Copeland
Odd Fellows
Eaton Block
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Grand Army Hall
Harry ‘Silsby
F. W. Silsby
G. W. Knight
Alice Campbell
Springfield
Mass
Elvet Dh
O. J. Mathewson
Beniaus
Unclear Origins of The Banjo Inference From Text
Fragmentary notes suggest the banjo originated in the United States and may have been shaped by American tribes and instruments. The text questions the derivation of the name and mentions a guitar as a possible influence, with uncertain attributions.
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United States
Atricin Stives
East Concord Social Roundup Reflects Winter Visits
East Concord residents hosted guests from West Burke and St. Johnsbury while organizing gatherings at Chiles Steer’s, Horace Brigg’s, and John Walker’s minstrel show. Local residents attended dances, whist parties, and visits to Concord, Lunenburg, and Windsor, with sickness, logging work, and school travel noted.
Local Notes From St Johnsbury Center And Surrounds
Mrs Charles Bennett visited her sister in St Johnsbury last week. Mrs Donald Goslant of St Tomnsbury visited her sister. Schools resumed Monday after two weeks’ vacation. Miss Folsom and Miss Gitehell returned to school. Fred Robinson on sick list. Miss Mabel and Ethel Gray and Miss Nettie Ayers returned to Johnson schools. Miss Laima Farnham finished at St Johnsbury and stays home to assist Mr Farnham in the post office. George Leavitt of Waterford visiting Sm. Stile. Harry Chatfee returned to New York. Miss Laura Mdsington from Mrs Winnie G With pheumiotia. Mrs E Hallett still sick. The Green Mountain Crane meeting Saturday. officers and staff listed. After meeting, supper was served.
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East Concord
Tohnnie
May McBray
North Concord
Carl Bort
Hull
Helen Folsony
DM. Smith
Myr
H. R. White
B. Sayers
Adebert Lavatove
Briggs
Mr. Smith
Lem Fisher
Mies Perry
Austin White
W. Moore
John Walker
James Grant
James
Brightlock Hospital
Grant
Windsor
Roy Brown
C. J. Breakwood
Carl Crawford
Miles Pond
Malcolm Tistdale
St. Johnsbury
A. Nichols
Edward Lavitore
Fitzdale
Dalton
Linda Whipple
Concord
Georeg Watson
Sam Raymond
John Folsom
Fitndale
Fred Witton
Jefferson
East Concord Lumber Co
Fred Smith
Peter Williams
E. A. Morse
Dr. French
My. Williams
Guy Taham
Guy
Albert Breakwood
Victory
East Concord Lumber
Stella Mestrve
Ross Folsom
Lancaster
Elroy Fisher Thut
Marlboro
Mass
Bert Goodall
Almond Smith
South Lunenburg
D. M. Smith
Bert Sampson
Wie Parker & Young Co
George Kine
Thury Fuller
Will Povhsim
Eliza Graham
Fred Whipple
Linda
Kate
Whipe
Orange Blood
Harvey Woodbury
Lunenburg
Mis
Mary Woodbury
Barton
Howard Woodbury
ST. Johnsbury Center
Charles Bennett
Drew
Donald Goslant
St. Tomnsbury
Tred Bennett
Miss Folsom
Gitehell
Fred Robinson
Mabel
Ethel Gray
Nettie Ayers
Johnson
Laima Farnham
Farnham
George Leavitt
Waterford
Sm. Stile
Hary Chatfee
L. Chatfee
New York
Laura Mdsington
Winnie G
E. Ie Hallett
Green Mountain
Eithe
Seemilly
Rufus
She Keener
Marshall Fay
Pomona
Mire
Ty Cane
Laly Assestant
Eeeed Moevill
Laila Twombly
Witsolvod
Somers Bequest Givers Danville Church One Thousand Dollars
The will of Mrs. Julia V. Somers who died at Danville leaves the Danville Methodist Church $1000 for preaching support and a later, sizable bequest to the Congregational church at Peacham. She resided in Peacham and directed several bequests to friends and relatives.
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Julia V. Somers
Danville
Methodist Church
Congregational Church
Peacham
Passumplci Mes and Local Notables Face Illness
Agnes Young is very sick, Gideon Tousant and Ed Tousant ill with a cold, John Annis involved in Ty Genge incident at St Johnsbury last week. Yvonne Levendte returned after caring for Al Fulford. Charlie Mosher works on new electric plant at St Johnsbury. Clarence Vit back at Norwich school. Ernest Skinner ill similar. New England Milk Producers Association to meet at the hall on May 5.
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Agnes Young
Gideon Tousant
Ed. Tousant
John Annis
Ty. Genge
St. Johnsbury
Yvonne Levendte
al Fulford
Charlie Mosher
Clarence Vit
Norwich
Ernest Skinner
New England Milk Prouducince Association
Dan
Local Social News From St Johnsbury and Nearby
Jouth Cabot 2. M. Lamberton was in St Johnsbury Tuesday to fetch his wife from the hospital there Sno visits to Mrs James Crig in Peacham are noted for a time. Mrs IB Darling visits Woodsville for a few days. Miss Katherine Harvey visits L J Eastman's for a few days. Mr and Mrs Evzie Gewett of Marshfield were guests at W J Toughton's Sunday. C Lamberton of Marshfield visited Wilbur Wheeler's Sunday. Mr and Mrs N M Stock were in Danville Thursday. H J Tibbets of Mart N M Stocker's over Saturday Sunday.
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Jouth Cabot
M. Lamberton
St. Johnsbury
Snoas
James Crig
Peacham
IB. Darling
Woodsville
Katherine Harvey
L. J. Eastman
Mes
Evzie Gewett
Marshfield
W. J. Toughton
C. Lamberton
Wilbur Wheeler
N. M. Stocke
Danville
H. J. Tibbets
N. M. Stocker
Household notes and events from Colebrook and nearby towns
Miss Blanche Renson was returned to her school in Colebrook New Hampshire Paul Taylor traveled to Concord New Hampshire last week W E Lamb went to St Johnsbury for a nose operation A spelling school on Penny street hosted at Mrs Clar ence Esden home Garle Thresher and Clifford Robinson led in the school contest In silver standings were Mire Frank Robinson Thile Robinson Lena Wheeler Geneva Chandler and Mrs Robert Butler Anna Renfrow stayed home with a bad cell The New Year’s dinner by the Missionary society drew about 200 attendees The watch meeting at the M E church featured coffee doughnuts popcorn and apples Rev Harold Haywood has resumed his studies in Boston The annual meeting of the sby desociation elected Rev W A Warngyy president Cow Thresher secretary Miss Brigahed Park treasurer Whrayin Kate Hutchinson and others were listed The church aid annual meeting for the Congregational church was set for Thursday afternoon Jan Alburt Peal visited St Johnsbury W S Sanborn started teaching at Ewell Hollow The North Wyit school under Mrs Gladys Neon was reported William Crows started a new assay writing matter mentions Necosta Mita and 43tiae Bode Nae eote ty Sh in of
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Blanche Renson
Colebrook
Paul Taylor
Concord
N. H
W. E. Lamb
St. Johnsbury
Penny Street
Clarence Esden
Garle Thresher
Clifford Robinson
Lontesy
Orilver
Mire
Frank Robinson
Thile Robinson
Lena Wheeler
Geneva Chandler
Robert Butler
Anna Renfrew
The
Missionary Society
M. Ei
Harold Haywood
Boston
Sby
W. A. Warngyy
Treas
Whrayiin
Kate Hutchinson
Susan Renfrow
Mary Mackey
Elsie Choate
Clurch Aid of
Congregational Church
Alburt
Sabuvedity
S. Sanborn
Ewell
Hollow
North Wyit Wis
Gladys Neon
William Crows
Mrs Wilkie Hosts Dance With Attendees In St Johnsbury
Johnsbury resident travels with daughter Mrs W A Ricker for remainder of winter. Mrs Wilkie of St Johnsbury hosted a well attended dance at Blunt's Fall with sandwiches coffee and refreshments. The next dance is planned for Friday evening January 16 at the Wilkie hired ball.
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Wilkie
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H. J. Lumbra
Portland St
Impey and Cummings Provident Life Men
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Richardson's
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