Death of Fred Waldron Carr Shocks Newport Friends
Fred Waldron Carr died after Brights disease and heart trouble on a Saturday evening May 24. Born September 25 1855 in Lunenburg he lived in Newport since 1898 owning a plumbing and hardware business grown to six or seven workers. He married Emma Elliott then Gertrude Kier. survived by three children Mabelle, Mreda and Jay Adnah, plus siblings and many relatives. Funeral Tuesday at 2 40 pm at his home conducted by Rev. Coontz with many local mourners, interment in Pine Grove cemetery. extensive out of town attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waldron Carr
Fred ‘Waldron Carr
Bright
Carr
Martin
Margaret
Howe) Carr
Lunenburg
St. Johnehiry
Fairbanks Company
Emma Eliott
Gertrude Kier
Mabelle L
Howard Th. Jones
Neweport Center
Mreda
Jay Adnah
Me. Cire
A. Keli
Lancaster
N. H
Newport
C. F
Pine Grove
N. Carr
Mra
B. Carr
George Burbank
St. Johnsbury
Geo, Weeden
Springfield
Wm. Mabory
Lowell
Mass
Henry Kier
Whitefield, N. H
Clarence Kier
Ever
Grace Sutton and local social notes from Sutton
Mrs Grace Bronson is gone to Newak to finish school term. Will Clase of Concord NH visits sister Mrs Leslie Berry. Frank and Mrs Shatney moved to former Will Hamilton house. Emily has a new Hudson. Aldrich Blake and Rev George Chambers spent Memorial day in Peacham. Marvin Ball of Newell visited Watsons. Pre Memorial observed at village school with recitations and Rev Chambers talk. Archie Gray and Lucile Barker quietly married at F W Barker's home. Perley Goodwin and family of Lyndonville visited his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Dean
Boston
Alice Barber
Harvey Hubbard
Viola Osgood
Emma Miles
Bradford
Clayton Farrington Sand
West Danville
Warner Willey
Mr. Willey
George Willey
L. W. Drake
George Weed
Lyndon
E. A. Weed
George Roberts
Arlene
Evelyn
W. G. Sanborn
Island Pond
Fred Day
London
H. J. Mathewson
Roy Bickford
Charleston
Grace Bronson T
Newak
Will Clase
Concord
N. H
Leslie Berry
Frank Shatney S
Will Hamilton
B. M. Emily
C. A. Aldrich
Sadie Blake
George Chambers
Peacham
Marvin Ball
Newell
J . L. Watson
Archie Gray
Lucile Barker
F. W. Barker
Perley Goodwin
Lyndonville
Martin Goodwin
Lunenburg News Mixed Meals and Marriages Report
In Lunenburg Annie Carpenter Bowles wed Melvin Pond on May 1 at her sister's home in Littleton with Rev. A H Fricsson officiating. The couple returned to Lunenburg Monday and stay with Annie's parents the Carpenters. Local guests include Edward Bray and Lillian Crawford from nearby towns. Bowker thanks patrons as Bowker and Co takes over, inviting continued support. Several residents visit, attend schools, and recover from recent illnesses. Memorial Day activities include bouquets for Miss Muby Smith. students honor former teacher. Master Leonard Mallett returns home after surgery. Scouts, led by George Blood, perform cleanup in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Carpenter Bowles
William T. Carpenter
Lelia W. Pond
Mic
Will M. Pond
Oyning
Biide
Harry Bower
Littleton
A. H. Fricsson
Advent Church
Pond
Lunenbure
Carpenter
Edilie Bray
Whitesfield
Lillian Crawford
Jeffersonville
James King
Ruth
Emma Cole
Lunenburg
Montpelier Seminary
S. ©. Harding
Loncord
Heights House
Elizabeth Colby
Lancaster
James Smith
Art Pierce
Archie Canfield
Pittsfield
Walter FB. Pierce
Grammar School
Muby Smith
Mise Yvette Boucher
J. A. Boucher
South Laneaburye
Mount St. Joseph Academy
St. Johnsbury
Charles Finley
South Laneabur
Gleasby
Rose Pelott
Charles Turner
Harold
Kenneth
Cinson
Pred ‘Turner
Carrie Phelps
Cambridge
Mass
Lunenhurse
Leonard Mallett
Cleasby
Jak Roe
Sunnyside Farm
Scenes From Many Lands at Missionary Centenary Celebration
A Columbus Ohio June 20 to July 1 Centenary Exposition showcases cultural dioramas from Africa Asia Europe and the Americas. Exhibits include Chinese Japanese and Korean pavilions with temples farms and village life supported by 10000 volunteers and were part of a vast effort to present a world bringing the world to Columbus with rail and auto travel incentives and registration for discounted rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per-|ashion
Columbus
Everthing
Eingland
Gearavan
Boston
Columbius
China
Kiroshima
Herriage
Elephanta
Continental America
Hawaii
Birthday Night at Lyndon Center Ends with Toasts and Games
Forty youths gathered at Mr and Mrs Harry Dresser home to celebrate Miss Ethel s 18th birthday with cake and ice cream. Refreshments, games, and a pleasant evening followed. Nearby families and visitors arrived from To welle Mass and East Barnet. Memorial Day incident with Mrs Will Thrasher s horse caused minor damage but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dresser
Ethel
Roy Powers
Pearl
Edwin
Towell
Mass
Nelson Woodard
Bessie Hardy
Ruth] Hatch
Pairlee
Carl Bailey
Trene
Opal
Danville Hosts Miss Molden Demonstration on Labor Aids
Miss Molden of the University of Vermont speaks at the Danville library on June 10 at 5 p m under the Woman's Farm Bureau to show labor saving devices for the home. All women invited. Miss Holden has previously demonstrated here. Friday evening June 6 features Boots with Dorothy Gish and a pictograph. Lieut Dale from UVM was in town recently. Miss Margaret Davis has returned to Guildhall. Private Earl H Fisher visits Danville. Woman's Missionary Society meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Mary Hartson with Mrs Nettie S Fisher visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Molden
University of Vermont
Woman’s Farm Bureau
Miss Holden
Danville
Boots
Dorothy Gish
Lieut. Dale
Margaret Davis
Guildhall
Earl H. Fisher
Woman's Missionary Society
Mary Hartson
Nettie S Fisher
Learn From Mistakes Quote by Hugh White
A reflective saying urges learning from errors by embracing the reason and turning attention forward. It emphasizes personal insight and growth rather than dwelling on fault. The advice frames mistakes as seeds of wisdom guiding future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh White
Goldine touted by Barre man for quick relief
And Now O W Bushey of Barre Vermont reports severe breathlessness before using Goldine then rapid improvement. He claims it cured coughs and stomach upset, offers refunds if not effective, and lists multiple Vermont and New York distributors plus Burlington Drug Co and Gibson Snow Co as wholesalers.
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O. W. Bushey
Barre
Goo
Pilloteon
C. C. Bingham
Welcome 1
Eastman
Prank
G. Landry
C. A. Soearles & Co
Stier
Tassumpsie
Barnet
West Barnet
Peacham
East Peacham
Ryegate
East Ryegate
Groton
Danville
West Danville
Walden
South Walden
North
Hardwick
East Hardwick
Greensboro Berd
Sheffield
Wheelock
Lynton Center
Lyndon
Lyndonville
Burke
West Burke
East Burke
Sutton
Concord
North Concord
Goldine
Burlington Drug Co
Burlington
Gibson-Snow Co
Albany
Lax
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E. F. Humphrey
Humphrey
E. A. Cook
Orleans
J. B. Goodhue
Derby Line
Brothers and Sisters
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge
Carroll Dean Lance Ashbury Brotherhood
West Derby Sligent Doers
St. Mary's Church
Mather Aubin
Ey of
Swanton
Father Aubin
Walter H. Cleary
Armand Lavergue
Canada
Dion
Montreal
M. €. Cary
Father Bastien
America
Jubilee Fund
Fred Pulkey
Hudson
Pa Barbin
Bernard
Worcester
Henry Bernard
Bod
Nature
Ancolver
B.C
Canadian Pacific
Princess
CIE Line
Canadian Pacific Railway
L. M- Hart
Puntmagar
Washington Br
Blood
West
WM. Bronson
Charlotte
Mialone
George Blood
Lyndonvitte
Livingston
Ani the Rely
PION
Christian Heseve
HALAS
Musial
Katherine Withsam
Lowise Ten
Gora Rober Ant Mabey
Enowa
Fat Comets
Statite
Arene
Ur Zien
Clery
Methodist Ceptenary
Oziphr
White River Junction
Secretary Board OF Trade
Lyndon Center
George R. Bagby
Danville, Vt
Vermont
Passumpsic Saving Bank
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
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