Grilleys Deliver Fine Chautauqua Program at Camp
A large afternoon crowd at the Chautauqua tents enjoyed Grilley impersonations by Gridley and harpist Virginia Grilley. Albert E. Wiggum spoke on heredity, while Miss Sheehan’s concert and the Ras en String Quartet highlighted the program. The opening featured a lecture by Tillerant-Thomasen on echoes of the war with Germany, praising American efforts.
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Chauwuqia
St. Johnsbury
Chawla LC Gridley
Virginia Grilley
Grilley
Mo. Guilley
Anyoman
United States
Fire Ehaelling
Wonilartitt Pledes
Mitte
Wea
Albert
Cy McCormick
Salas
Leon Weltinut
Yoolltiit
Phormite
Brooks
Anidweeteln
Mawion
Ulho
Trybune
Miss Sheehan
Pqain
Mileune
St. Johnehtry Chautauqua
Davre
Tillerant-Thomasen
Liverpool
Maiie
Germany
Bestinis
Aimerien
Amwotioa
Miss Marion Stevens Driver Narrowly Evades Collision
A car driven by Miss Marion Stevens struck a telephone pole to avoid hitting Mrs. Charles Stanley’s auto on Mt Pleasant and Summer, with slow speeds and minor injuries. Passengers included Louise Stevens Flora Roberts Ruth Sheridan and others. repair crews tended the scene and no fault was assigned to either driver.
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Marion Stevens
Stanley
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Stanley
Tom Goodrich
Mt Plevant Street
Summer Street
Stevens
Mt. Plessant Street
Miss Stevens
Misa Stevens
Louise Stevens
Flora Roberts
Ruth Sheridan
Muth Rice
Smaill
Dennison Bean
Roh
Erie
Ty S. Wesley
Senator Johnson Visits Vermont Opposing League
Senator Johnson speaks in Burlington at the Strong theatre outlining why the Covenant of Nations should not be part of U S policy. Vermont figures Taft and supporters for ratification earlier, Johnson's talk aims to present the opposing view to a likely large audience.
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Johnson
Vermont
Burlington
Hiram W. Johnson
Lavigne of Nations
Taft
Love of Nations Covenant Lovathierings of
Allied Council signals new wartime accord ratification in London
Paris reports Allied Council indicates zeal of William Tosheviller to be settled in London. LoydGeorge notes tacit agreement through American signals. Parts describe delays in Austrian treaty as printer pools submit text. London reports Emanuel faces fines and prison for profiteering, with similar penalties for food middlemen.
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Paris
Associated
Council of Mivers
Ae OO
London
Associated Pres
Kitye Vielot Emanuel Af Tady Hay
Wooda
Exehine ‘Telegraph Company
Une
Sheriff Seethes Over Thief Stealing Poultry
Sheriff Wilkue Worthen of St Johnsbury Center vows action after a thief took thirty of his pullets and left six behind. He warns the culprit in the Caledonian to return the birds, or face consequences, insisting the flock belong with the rest.
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Wilkue Worthen
St. Johnsbury Center
Shotll
Furiher
Alt
Bride Glendeen Ball Weds Rev Mason W Sharp in Brilliant Church
Miss Glendeen Ball of Boston married the Rev Mason White Sharp at Grace Methodist Church in St Johnsbury. The couple will reside in Milford New Hampshire after a home at 28 Summer Street, Milford, and August 1 they will live at 10 Main Vernon Street. The ceremony featured a Vermont hospitality reception with music by Mrs Wilkie's orchestra and a large bridal party from St Johnsbury and Boston streets.
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Miss Glendeen Ball
Mason W. Sharp
Brilliant Church
Grace Methodist Church
Glendeen Ball
Boston
Rochester
Mason White Sharp
E. W. Sham
No. 24
Summer Street
St. Johnsbury
Woom
Mn. Sharp
Milford
N. Hh
Theological School
Boston University
West Roxbury
American Trust Conmany
New Methodist Church
Alice Warden
Mitch
Edwin
Miss Bull
Hugh
Mayilewood
Georgette
Shivimon Bush
Mepseheth Millimore
Barbieu Henry
Josephine Mamilton
Tagh C. Wenry
Maplewood
N.d
Daities
Annie Suit
St. Johnsby
Miurt
Ford, Conn
Ada Gauld
Beynlee Roundy
Emmie Bush
Cambell
Laura Suitor
Georgette Crepe
Annie Suitor
Mss
Ada Sharp
Miss Gould
Georeette
Miss Roundy
Thish
Howard W. Sharp
Martford
Tile Atwood
Stdensbury
Frank Tyin
Manel Himtin
Dee John Wesley
Donald Htt
Wilkie
George A. Martin
James A. Lupey
Pauline Ran’val
Madeline Ruendall
Dols Cowles
Grace Roch
St. Johnebury
Punch
Lillian Martin
Dorothea Henry
Mar Shall Miltimare
Cliva Martin
J. Somarville
Greem
Seus
Mele Hone
Vernon Street
Ami Mes
Milo
Hnebestar
Stee
Rolester High School
Nie Porrait Conservatory
Musle Ih Vdt
Wits
Hive and
Dhawine
White Rivery Valley
New Toilford
Moss
Wid
Revere
Miss
Achiobiy Morhe
Ameerican Thist Company
State Atreet
Trotton
Berimtantel Ehurch
Pivot Methodist
Ehuceh
Somerville
Mins
Brattieboro Minh School
Springfield College
Methodist Church
J. KB. White
Cw, Cashing
Brattleboro
Mila Ball
Mila Ball and Mro
Earle Akey
High Henry
Dorothea — Heny
Ravbant Honey Saul Harry Tewey
New Jersy
Chanter
South
Nowfine
Miraind
Chipere
Beattleboro
Rev
Mes. Irwin
Woman Suffers Double Arm Break After Fall
William Atwood fell during the morning of the Fourth of July and broke both arms. Local physicians set the bones and she left today to visit her mother at Strat for where she will remain until she recovers.
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William Atwood
Stratfor
Giant Airship Tears Hole in Cover and Delays Home Voyage
The Boston Morning Herald reports a giant airship tear and injury at Moorings with travel home planned for tomorrow. The Evening Caledonian notes gale damage to dirigible K-84 delaying its return voyage by a day.
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Boston Morning Herald
St. Johnsbury
Evening Caledonian
Caledonian
Associated Press
Wilsons Celebrate Golden Wedding in St Johnsbury
Henry D Wilson of Bradford Vermont and Prusia S Alby of West Littleton marked fifty years of marriage with a church ceremony at the St Johnsbury House conducted by Rev Silas Luce. Relatives and friends from nearby towns attended the event a week of social notices and invitations noted.
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Lowelletionist
Chavel
Ninita
Henry Wilson
Lien
Pieiela
Fandal
My Duly UY
Henry D. Wien
Bralford
Vermont
Prusia S. Alby
West Littleton
St. Johnsbury
Silis Luce
Mie Wilken
Del
Mise Alby
Wilsen Dial
Alby
Wilson
St Johnsburg
Boston
Wilcons
Barret
Harnet
Walkens
St. Jolmobupy
Andy Kitehor
Wen Test Agni Me Witton
Mrouth Block
Yey Maple Sugar Co
Nis Peesie Dudldine
Tortland Trent
Wilton Sid To
Caledonian Reporter
Annethow
Wilson Main
Fa Farm
Tragic Auto Crash Kills Three Near Kepler Crossing
A car attempting to cross Green Mountain line near Kepler's crossing caught by a Mi er train and flipped 200 feet. Theodore Milery United States customs official and his aunt Mrs Helen Derrick die. Mrs Pleury and Mrs Paden survive. Pleury dies en route to hospital. Victims from Noyan Junction Quebec. driver Fleury to visit hospitalized wife.
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South Herg
Cheo
Green Mountainliey
Kepler's
Theodore Milery
N.C. Levick
United States Customs
Helen R. Derrick
Noyan Junction
Que
Harry Walden
Mier
Willard
Chirk Wadsworth
Derrick
Pleury
Mrs. Paden
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
Fleury
Chauffeur testifies he stopped at railroad crossing in fatal crash
James W Blay the chauffeur for Ex-Governor Prouty told Newport court he halted about 160 feet from the crossing before a mixed train struck his car. He described foggy conditions and poor visibility as factors. The $300000 suit by Mars George Prouty against Grand Trunk Railroad moves forward with additional witnesses to follow.
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Mars
George TH
Prouty
Newport
Grand Trunk Railroad
Harland B. Howe
Geoneak Prouty
James W.lay
Prouty & Milley Lumber
Jackinill Me
Waterville
Ehiadeur
Tite
Wasdams W. Blay
Sredmond
Chauiler
James W. Blay
May
Hie City
Ward Prouty
Lawyer Redmond
Grand Trunk
Ollock
Canada
Berneha
For Sale Shoe and Haberdashery Store in Middlebury
Advertisement announces sale of a shoe and haberdashery shop run by Kile TWenry FF Jey in Middlebury Vermont. Town described as lively college town within a prosperous farming region and listed contact Apnly Mas H F day Middlebury VT.
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Kile Twenry FF. Jey
Middlebury
H. F. Day
Viti
Transport George Washington Arrives as Dignitaries Welcome
The transport George Washington arrived led by destroyers and a battleship, with Vice President Marshall and Cabinet members aboard. Samuel Gompers led 25 labor leaders from Central South America in welcoming the President by bay ferry. In Paris, the council approved support for Kolchak. In Mineola, the dirigible Bellieh Ret4 settled slightly during mooring, risk of ground contact averted.
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New York
Associaed Press
George Washington
Pennsylvania
Marshall
Sind
Mineola
L. 1
Associated Press
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Repub
Sheriff Worthen
MR. and
Mrs. Wilson
Newport Court House
St. Johnsbury Vt
A. Calderwood, Inc
Orelock
Navenburg
Caledonia Street
Tress
Veope
Kolchak
Council of Pive
England
France
Italy
Helsingfors
Kelchak
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