Willoughby Hotel Opens as Town News Flows
June 5, 1919 notes the New Willoughby Hotel now open in town. Local residents seen about CG work, Mrs. Stella Stewart visiting, and Arthur Finlay’s ill daughter improving. Band concert on Court House Square and a dance at East Burke Saturday. Town Mall Burke Hollow hosts Friday dance with Mrs. Wilkie’s orchestra. Tom Mix film Fame and Fortune featured at the Globe today.
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Willoughby
Angus Gates
Littleton
CG. C. Bingham Drug
Stella Stewart
Woodeville
Grace Butterfield
Mire
Bateholdter
Barnet
Arthur Finlay
Court Mouse Square
Wilkie
East Burke
Burke Hollow
Ady
Tom Mix
West
Winchester
the Globe Today
Missionary Lois Parker Returns After 61 Years in India
Mrs Lois Lee Parker widow of Bishop Edward W Parker and founder of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society arrives in Boston from Calcutta aboard the Biennialuto Banares to attend the societies jubilee in Tremont Street Church She plans to return to India soon and continues her lifelong devotion to Methodist missionary work born in St Johnsbury she studied in Newbury and St Johnsbury and moved to Concord on marriage Her 85 summers and steadfast spirit symbolize the early missionary era she helped launch.
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Lois Lee Parker
India
Boston
Calcutta
Hardoi
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tremont Street
Tam
Foreign Missionary Society
Max. Parker
Fruitive health claim ad from Ogdensburg period notice
A testimonial advertisement for Fruit-a-tives liver tablets from PRAITATIVES Limited features Mrs Alexander Shaw praising relief from violent headaches after years of suffering. The ad offers boxes at $2.50 and trial size two for 50 cents, mailed on receipt of price to Ogdensburg New York dealers.
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Conway &R., Sr
Alexander Shaw
Praitatives Limited
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Memorial Tablets From Maine Relics Offered By Navy
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels announces 1811 memorial tablets recovered from the wreck of the battleship Maine are available for donation. Municipalities, veterans groups, and former Maine crew or their heirs may purchase. estimated cost is about five dollars plus shipping. Applications and purchase blanks will be supplied on request.
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Navy Yard
Washington, D. C
Oil Batlechip
Maine
Secretaries of War and Navy
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Josephus Daniels
Children's Sunday Observed at South Church
Children’s Sunday will be observed at the South Church on Sunday at 10.50 a m with special exercises and baptism. The pastor will speak on the subject When He Was 12 Years Old and Scout Week will be recognized in the exercises.
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South Church
Servie
Wasson Chosen Dean of Women at A. V. M.
In Burlington Vermont June 5 Mrs Pearl Randall Wasson of Waterbury widow of Dr W L Wasson has been elected Dean of Women at the University of Vermont and will assume duties next fall She taught English in Boston's Commonwealth Avenue school for girls for two years and long served as chairman of education for the Vermont Federation of Women's Clubs being secretary 1911 1913 and president 1913 1915.
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Burlington, Vt
Pearl Randall Wasson
Waterbury
W. L. Wasson
Vermont State Hospital
University of Vermont
Wasson
Commonwealth Avenue School For
Boston
Vermont Federation of Women's Clubs
Presidnt
Water Power in Candida Near Major Centers
Canada’s Water Power notes the Candida province sits within economic transmission range of nearly all major cities from Avante to Paelic. It highlights numerous water-power sites clustered to meet projected hydro power demands for Kenpentions, except western central areas.
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Canada
Avante
Paelic
Founding of Siberia by Yermak in 1682
In 1682 Yermak the Cossack chieftain led chosen warriors east of the Urals to subdue a Tartir tribe. Tsar Ivan IV ordered a return, but Yermak captured the city of Sibir, the Tartir stronghold, which became the nucleus of Siberia.
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Siberia
Yermak
Urab
Ivan IV
Sibir
Child in Probation for Failure to Support Children
A man was found guilty of failing to support his children and send them to school. The sentence was suspended and he was placed in the care of Probation Officer A. F. Stone. The case is presented as a matter for the Secretary of the Department of Probation and Charities.
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Schol
A. F. Stone
Jeffrey
Department of Probation and Charities
Lake Shore House Opens in West Danville VI
The Lake Shore House in West Danville VI announces public dining hours with meals at reasonable times and special care services for mitomobiles, inviting patrons to visit.
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West Danville
Dressmaker seeks apprentice and seamstress at 115% Railroad
Wanted notice for a dressmaker seeking an apprentice and a woman with sewing experience at 115% Railroad Street. Includes contact details and hours.
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Railroad Street
Vermont War Savings Stamps Sales April Report
War Savings Stamps sales in Vermont for April totaled 25 978 15 dollars as announced by Mrs PF L Higginson Savings Director for New England The nationwide totals for April reach 907 736 60 with per capita average of 60 cents Despite a drop in April sales due to Victory Loan efforts officials expect stronger year end results The path shows more War Savings societies forming in Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts and Rhode Island and a Boston University secretary training program is expected to boost field results
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Waterbury
Vermont
PF. L. Higginson
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Higginson
War Savings Societies
Boston University
Commercial Club Elects Officers and Plans Soldier Celebration
The Commercial Club held a directors meeting last night electing Frank H. Brooks as president P F Hazen as vice president and A F Stone as secretary and treasurer A committee of twenty was set to plan a celebration for returning soldiers and the group agreed to publish W H Youngs Industrial History of St Johnsbury.
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Commercial Club
Frank H. Brooks
P. F. Hazen
A. F. Stone
W. H. Young
St. Johnsbury
Spinners Strike At Winooski Woolen Mills
Between 50 and 60 spinners at the Woollen Mill in Winooski walked out on Tuesday morning. They complain work is too poor to earn a day rate on piece work and demand better work or readjusted piece ratings. Mill officials have not commented. Production is halted pending settlement.
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Winooski
U. S. Merchant Marine seeks trainees on ocean ships
U. S. Merchant Marine invites men aged 18 to 35 to train as Sailors Firemen Stewards for careers on ocean going ships. Pay during training, free board and quarters, birth certificate required. Apply to F G Landry 83 abroad Street, Agent U S Shipping Board.
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F. G. Landry
U. S.1 Shipping Board
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William Cassidy
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Charles McGovern
Tilton
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Harold Dean
Ruth Gates
William Trainor
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Vanity Fair
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Morse
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