Local Social Notes From East Burke And Nearby
East Burke residents visiting relatives in St. Johnsbury Burlington and Lyndonville. Mrs Burrington and son Frank of West Lebanon spend days with P C Temple. Miss Alice Harvey at Burlington weekend. Osie Baker Lyndonville over Sunday with Harry Leach and others. Ladies Aid plans next week Wednesday with Mrs Lizzie Dee. George Ford moves to Mt Hunger Shingle house. Gilsons and Myhill with children visit Lyndonville. James McHard moving onto new farm from John Crown. Daily Thought closes with a Bible line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Burrington
Frank
West Lebanon
N. H
P. C. Temple
Alice Harvey
Burlington
Osie Baker
Lyndonville
Harry Leach
F. E. Temple
Mary Goburn
St. Johnsbury
Ladies Aid
Lizzie Dee
George Ford
Fisher House
Mt. Hunger
George Gilson
A.D. Gilson
Myhill
James McHard
John Crown
Evening Caledonian local notes June 3 1919
Richford visits and travel notes fill the page with names of residents visiting friends in St. Albans Goss Hollow Concord and Derby Line. Several locals depart for Boston Potter Place and New York while others return from travels and work at Woolworth Brightlock Hospital and Dartmouth.
Fruit-2-tives: A Fruit Based Remedy Claims Extraordinary Success
Extraordinary success attributed to Fruit-2-tives a medicine made from fruit juices and nerve tonics claiming to treat liver pain headaches neuralgia kidney bladder rheumatic and skin conditions. Tablets derived from apples oranges figs and prunes priced 2.00 for six or trial size offered by VF RULT-A-TIVES Limited Ogdensburg New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VF Rult-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
Local notes include birth, meeting, and film listing
M Hf Stan left recently on a westward business trip. A son born June 2 to Mr and Mrs Harry L P Blodgett at Mrs Moore's sanitorium. The Women's Home Missionary Society meets tomorrow at Mrs Horace Anderson's 34 Mt Pleasant St. Clara Kimball Young stars in Libile's Cheating Cheaters at the Globe Wednesday with an all star cast. The film, a Broadway success, offers melodrama suspense and a dramatic climax for Miss Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Holt
Tully Marshall
Edwin Stevens
New York
Miss Young
McCarty Garfield Wedding Update At St Johnsbury Home
The bride wore white net over white silk and was helped by her sister Mrs Katha E Brown while the best man George A Brown served. After a small ceremony the party traveled to Montpelier for supper then to Boston area and the White Mountains for a honeymoon. They plan to reside at Green street St Johnsbury after July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katha E. Brown
George A. Brown
Montpelier
Garfield
Boston
Green Street
St. Johnsbury
Miying Tobacco and the Tale of Nymph Village
A muddled 19th century style note describes a tobacco mixing mishap on a London smoke voyage and a Japanese village named The settlement of Nymphs where women predominate in fishing work while men stay home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usht
Dirk
Lonnon
Cape of
Shite
Japan
Tenement for rent on Belyidere street and farm for sale
Multiple short items list rentals and a farm for sale including a six room tenement on Belyidere street through Mrs H N Turner at 10 Park street a village farm 35 acres with buildings barn silo and table stock price 2500 advertised by Caledonia Real Estate Co plus a car hire service with driver and a cottage at Joe's Pond and a lost child’s white sweater note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belyidere Street
H. N. Turner
Park Street
Caledonia Real Estate Co
Joe's Pond
H. A. Chesley
Greensboro Weekly News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Miss Ruth L Brown and Miss Tupper from the Vermont Free Library Commission in Montpelier help Greensboro Free Library staff a card catalogue project. Rev Ei J Alexander of Glover preached in Greensboro Congregational Church. Julian Willey visits Montpelier. Mr and Mrs A L Cheney enjoy their cottage at Wilnemere. Memorial Day services were at Greensboro Bend with Rev W L Fford delivering the address. a ball game Greensboro village lost 15 to 10. Herbert Turrell of Orange New Zealand visited Wilnemere. Rev and Mrs Hayes spent part of Memorial Day in Craftsbury at the Root home. Rt C Buchanan of Burlington visited town briefly. Mrs Maude OBrien has measles. Senior class play at Town Hall Friday June 6 to raise graduation expenses. 16 characters in the comedy farce promise plenty of fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth L. Brown
Tupper
Vermont Free Library Commission
Montpelier
Greensboro Free Library
Ei. J. Alexander
Glover
Congregational Church
B.C. Hayes
Julian Willey
Pas Iaveek
A. L. Cheney
Morrisville
Winenimere
M. E
Greensboro Bend
W. L. Fidford
Greensboro
Bend
Herbert Turrell
Orange
N. Z
Wilmemere
Mr. Hayes
Craftsbury
Fred Root
Rt. C. Buchanan
Burlington
Maude O'Brien
May Queen of Lasell Academy is Ethel Ramage of St Johnsbury
Miss Ethel Ramage daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Ramage East St Johnsbury Lasell Academy aged 17 and vice president of the senior class was chosen May Queen at Lasell revels. Her portrait with attendants appeared in the Boston Sunday Post. The Post noted the queen must embody grace and virtue beyond beauty and popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Ramage
J. A. Ramage
East St. Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury Academy
Lasell Seminary
Revels
Boston Sunday Post
the Post
Lasell
Classified Navy Marine Employment Ad For Fletcher's Castoria
U S Merchant Marine seeks young men ages 18 to 35 for training as sailors firemen stewards on ocean going ships. Pay during training, board and quarters free. Bring birth certificate. Apply to YP G Landry 88 Railroad Street Agent U 8 Shipping Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Landry
Railroad Street
U- 8
Shipping Board
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Leach & Waterman
Clara Kimball Young
International Review
Pnthe Review
East Burke
Acromnme Shoes
Vassar
Et Shoes
Evening Caledonian
H. W. Witters
Richford
Prescott Stearns
Claremont
Mike Mildred Harvey
Passumpsic
Miss Maud Wilcox
St. Albans
Harry Gordon
Mrs. Charles Peck
Stella Stuart
Concord
Woodsville
A. Thompson
Potter Place
J. C. Rutledge
Elmer Hooker
Cora Melyncon
Manchester
Wilfred Beauregard
Arthur Finley
St. Mary Street
Albert, Beauregard
Lowell
Harry Briggs
Roxbury
Mrs. Iva Peek
Swanton
Earl Daniels
Agnes Lowell
Woolworth
Trude Morency
J. C. Allen
Roy Skinder
Burington
BE. A. Rodey
Derby Line
Dy.anil Mra. Burke
Summer Street
Rev
Joseph Hamilton
Ralph
Edmund Hamilton
John M. Perham
Sutton
United States Bobbin & Shuttle Co
Brightlock Hospital
May
Edward Avethur
Elizabeth Robie Hoyt
Charles W. H. Hoyt
W. H. Greeley
North Adams
Mass
Mis. M. J. Mullen
Harley Hall
H. J. Bonett
Somerville
Wm. J. Holloway
William Molloway
Helen Myra
Caspian Lake
A. A. Hawkins
Goss Hollow
Margaret Dwyer
Father Dwyer
Mechanicsville
Mary Dwyer
Isaae Stanton
North Danville
Stanton
Sterry Waterman
John Johnson
Middleboro
Waterman
Saucne
Dartmouth College
Harland B. Howe
Howe
Cherry Street
William Stevens
Mildred Ward
EB. Ward
George Ward
Richmond
P. Q
Clinton Wilkins
France
Our City
Gertrude Crowell
Corn Bailey
Robin Williams
Vernon Vance
Edith Vance
Henry Blodgett
Ming Bertha Blodgett
Stanley Steward
New Haven, Conn
Mr. Steward
New Haven
M. Hf
Stan
Marshall
Main Street
Leclerc
Alter
Hill
Novelty Orchestra
Our
Garment Department
Children Ory
Fletcher
Castoria
U. S. Merchant Marine
A. B. Noyes Insurance Agency
Citizens Bank
Lime Ffldalley Corporations Ltd
Buffalo,md
Carter
Artersi
Iver Nls
Marguerite Clark
Little Miss Hoover
Paramount-Bray
Pathe News Orchestra
Shirley Mason
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