New Willoughby Hotel Opens in Willoughby
FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1919 notices announce the New Willoughby Hotel is now open for business. The town hosts dances at East Burke and Burke Hollow with Mrs. Wilkie's orchestra, while Miss Maude Menit ill improves. A fire at the Gallagher house on Railroad Street causes little damage.
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Willoughby
Burke Hollow
Gallagher House
Railroad Street
L. F .Smith
F.C. Sherburne
Bertha Holden
Home Economies Department of Burlington
Fairbanks Museum
Steel and Iron Types and Properties
A learning note explains steel as a forged metal that can be hammered thin and hardened by rapid heating and cooling. It differs from wrought iron by higher carbon content, though wrought iron cannot be made as hard. Cast iron contains even more carbon, is tougher to work, and is brittle.
Altar vs. Halter in a Facetinus Ceremony Mixup
Spid the facetinus seller quips that nobody expects a wedding to go through without a hitch as Altar clashing with Halter creates a humorous miscue. The remark captures the chaotic mood of the event and underscores the unintended snafu in the ceremony.
Poison Gas Threat Warns of Severe Danger
Fragmented OCR warns that poison gas poses a fatal risk, urging caution and urging readers to seek genuine products. It cites dealers selling “home inhalants” and claims high potency and health risks, associating the issue with dangerous consequences and urging vigilance.
Building Boom Richford Town Sees Home Builders Form
June 6 Richford expedites growth with Richford Home Builders Inc to construct two houses. Incorporators include George E Read H C Comings B Carl Carpenter Ralph M Buck H A Pulfer and A J Livingston Sr. Aims to supply affordable homes via large scale operation for residents and support local schools churches and business expansion.
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Richford
Sheing
Richford Board of Trade
Richford Home Builders, Inc
George E. Read
H. C. Comings
Carl Carpenter
Ralph M. Buck
H. A. Pulfer
A. J. Livingston
Special Services at Church of the Messiah June month
The Church of The Messiah plans Sunday services in June focusing on personal and world reconstruction and a Flag Day observance. A June 12 Concord, Vermont pilgrimage supports a fundraising drive with parish volunteers aiding transportation and meals. Rev Dr John Smith Lowe will speak at 2:30 PM and 7:50 PM.
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Universalist Church
Church of the Messiah
Mev. George . Fortier
Concord
Furnis Card Parish
John Smith Lowe
Universalist
Lowe
America
Insurance Case and Town Settlement Highlight Thursday Court
In County Court on Thursday little business occurred. A jury was drawn for Williams Mfg Co et al v Insurance Co of North America with a four hour recess to Friday. Other cases, including Elisha Bigelow estates versus Town of St Johnsbury, concluded with settlements and payments reported, while a Metz car owned by Joe W. Pierce of Bennington was destroyed by fire, injuring a child before rescue.
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Williams Mfg. Co
Et al
the Insurance Co
North America
Elisha Bigelow
Admr
Mary D. Morseya
St. Johnsbury
Admy
Edmund C. Morse
Supreme Court
Guy W. Hill
Bigelow
Morse
Trix
Joe W. Pierce
Bennington
Mr. Pierce
First Band Concert Draws Large Crowd in St Johnsbury
A hot evening drew a large crowd to Court House Square where the St Johnsbury band performed a fine program. Autos lined Main Street as Chief Finley kept traffic clear. Popcorn and ice cream profits grew while Merrill played a cornet solo. The concert, praised for leadership and progress, ends with a note the next show will be Tuesday at Railroad Street bandstand.
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St. Johnsbury
Court House Square
Main Street
St. Johnsbury House
Western Avenue
Finley
Merrill
Railroad Street
Stage is set for hell on modern stage warns pastor
Rev William Burgess of C age Illinois Vigilance Association cites the modern stage as a source of unrest and decline predicting the nation's downfall if unchecked He denounces burlesque vaudeville and semi nudity as libelous to comedy and calls for moral reform before public admission in West Danville VI Meals at reasonable hours and auto care listed.
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Atlantic City
N. J
William Burgess
Cage
Ilinois Vigilance Association
Conference of
Social Work
Hell
West Danville
Rutland Soldier Dies in France from Bronchitis
Robert J. Sullivan aged 25 a Rutland soldier died May 20 in France from bronchitis and pleural pneumonia. His mother Mrs Margaret Cook resides in Rutland where he lived until enlisting in a mechanical training school. He served with the 80th Field Artillery of the 7th Division and expected to leave France for home about June 6.
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Robert J. Sullivan
Rutland
France
Margaret Cook
80Th Field Artillery
Toeave
U S Merchant Marine Seeks Trainees On Ocean Ships
Men wanted to train as Sailors Firemen Stewards four good jobs with good pay on ocean going ships Pay during training board and quarters provided ages 18 to 35 bring birth certificate Apply to G Landry 33 Railroad Street Agent U Shipping Board
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G. Landry
Railroad Street
U. Shipping Board
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