Drowning death of Charles M Hoag at Mailetts Bay Vermont
Aged 85, Charles M Hoag of North Williston and Everett Mass dies after drowning near the C J & C P Wright boat house at Mailetts Bay Monday afternoon. He had recently recovered from a serious ice cutter accident and worked painting a large cabin cruiser. His body was found near the wharf as officials noted his weak condition after injury.
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Mailletts Bay
Charles M. Hoag
North Williston
Everett
Mass
C.J. & C. P. Wright
Mailetts Bay
Hoag
United States Army Mechanical School
University of Vermont
H. M. Fay
Wrights
Hong
Wright
Colchester
Capt Henry Kyburg Home From War After Distinguished Service
Capt Henry Kyburg son of Mr and Mrs George Kyburg of Randolph street arrived in New York on the transport Troy. He left Yale as a senior in the college ambulance unit and served in France from May 1917 with the 28th infantry 1st division. He was wounded at Cantigny and later cited for bravery in the Argonne offensive. He returned to the 28th in the occupation army before coming home. He is a grandson of Mr and Mrs Henry G Ely and will be remembered by many here.
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Vermont Volunteers
Vermont
National Guard
Vermont Volunteer Militia
Preston H. Hadley
Benj. W. Johnnson
Raymond W. Paine
Frank L. Carr
Walter F. Burbank
George B. Hopkins
Henry G. Holmes
Charles H. Anderson
Herbert T. Kelley
Ralph H. Denny
Harry Q. Pike
Frank BR. Wright
Thomas W. Ray
Ernest T. Griswold
Ernest T. Griswold, Second Lieutenants—J. — Milton Shick, Charles W. Buckley
Edmond C. Bolles
Charles R. Cheney
James 8. Wood
John L. Jones
Carrol WB. Jenkins
Elroy R. Woods
Elmore Ft
State of
Clement
Herbert T. Johnson
Henry Kyburg
George Kyburg
Randolph Street
New York City
Troy
Yale University
France
28Th Infantry
Kyburg
Cantigny
Henry Kybure
Henry G. Ely
Weather Record Highlights May at Burlington Station
May 55 degrees average in Burlington, 1 degree above normal. High 78 on the 29th, low 33 on the 1st, 28 degree day range on the 13th, 5 degrees on the 22nd. Precip 2.51 inches, 2.83 normal. 7,201 miles moved, 42 mph max wind from south on the 7th. 5 clear, 11 partly cloudy, 15 cloudy days. Halos, lunar halo, fog, thunderstorms on 4, 23, 24, 26. Immigrant permit office to receive aliens’ departure applications in Burlington this Thursday and Friday. Aliens must present passports within 60 days. Barre tax rate set at $3.40 per dollar. increase 55 cents. Marjorie Tanne Loewe in Bellows Falls for summer with Winnewisers. recent marriage in New York.
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F. E. Hartwell
Burlington
United States Weather Bureau
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Montpelier
Vermont Free Library Commission
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Cushmand and Evans
Banks
Adjutant General's Office
Bingham
State News
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Federal
United States
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Bellows Falls
Gasto
Loewe
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Russia
H. C. M. Franks
American Beverages Conservation Company
Mechanics’ Bank
Pract
New York
N. Y
Piel
Fiel
Seper Glass
Piel Brothers
Kovar Beverages
Kovar Bales
Care Piel Bros Inc
East New York
N.Y
Kovarts Bevelages
Kovar Ale
Lfarven
Ey Berin
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