Newport locals recall Mrs S Girard and friends gathering
A long irregular text recounts Mrs S Girard’s surprised reaction at social visits in Newport. It notes gatherings at Sherbeany, Cuphren, and residences, with mentions of acquaintances like Allan Hii and Mies May Libbey, and a Christmas Club meeting at Mrs Chestey Adam’s home. The piece includes patient testimonials praising a remedy, detailing stomach issues and relief after using the product, and lists retail locations in St Johnbury and Worth Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigel Faruialay
Mileham
Allan Hii
Mies
May Libbey
Sherbeany
Keli Teen Hee
Keeley
Rigfield
Pula
Ami
Roy Smith
Aisa
T. Ayer
Ernest Lighaby
Waikeman
Tevale Waite Aire
Christiaty Club
Chestey Adam
Youth Steel
Mya
Sandsine
Notre
Manchester
Girard
Ariel
St. John
Bury
Burke
H. Coburn
The Freak House at Tyeland Cottage
A shabby dressed woman seeks employment through a discreet advertisement for a house keeper in Tyeland. The tale follows her hopes, memories of a lover, and the dream of a stable home as she confronts loneliness and the city’s temptations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hind
Nan
Verenice
Joere
Livi
Nol
Mi Honsieogion
Silvertve
Wien
Local Socials and Summer Plans Highlight Newport Notes
New Newport locals report Mes C. Le Own hosting a Thursday evening gathering with Mes Downey visiting Downey family ties. Ice cream and cake marked the event, a book and candy given to Mes Downey as a gift. Downey plans to teach in the fall while relatives travel from Shreveport, Sprin etown, and Lake Wilton. Several local families appear in the piece, including Mrs. Downey, Mrs. Sper, and Miss Ruby Ale, amid community schooling and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes C. le Own
Wits
Mes
L. of
Frente
Mos
Herlington
Buteholilee
Wingley
Shreveport
Laig Towre
Cha
McCauley
Butts
I Cheemont
Burlayn
Ken Feth
Favicon
Miey
Ruby Alevero
Myron Moxunder
Newport Falls, Orleans Wins After Late Rally
Newport lost to Orleans in a late six-run surge after leading by six. A. I. Ken micon pitched well through six, then Newport’s defense collapsed as Orleans tied and pulled ahead. Rublee starred with two hits and two runs, Mayo delivered a three- Bag drive, and Sutton held Newport to three hits after the third inning. The game set for Gino Trottine Park Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport City
Warday
Mie Seo
Joeul Woys
Eivers
Lim
Orions Boys
Sutton
Raynaton
Que
Newport
Mw Port
Tublee
P. Moc
Poley" Mayo
Lycee
Rubles
Moss
Montkemary
Bishop
Lahay
Mont- Aunes
Mossi
Rrioullette
Hivelow
Rublee
Clue Montgomery
Tahar “Hink Mosse
Bigelow
Mayo
Maktier
Henry
Mula
Wil
Gino Trottine Park
Thure
Corlensis Ark
Chile
W. Mosun
Hroiullerte
Kichler
Waseu
Ou Mayo
Iit
Kennivan
Chamberlain
Wells
P Too
The Hindus and the Lotus Conspiracy
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Central Tridit and surrounding leaves with misread names and places. It hints at a conspiracy involving Uluilis and Tadia, with references to a goat and Agro hu, but lacks coherent details or verifiable events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tridit
Agro
Must Be Earned by Tiawn Sparks a Victor's Anomaly
Newel Oyeight Tids reports on Tiawn showing the odd blend of courage and duty as she pursues cane science. The piece notes her idealism and the drive behind the earned victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newel Oyeight
Local visitors and community notes from a Coaticook see page
Me and Mrs Albert Gilmore of Coaticook were visitors in town on Saturday. George Rickind of Magog, PQ, visited his parents. The district muse reports 72 calls this month. Several residents traveled to Boston and Fitch Bay for family and business reasons. Mrs Jones Flint and May Binmend visited relatives. Miss Dorothy Wool to A. VM this fall. Mrs C J Barnett of Derby Line spent days with daughters. Attendance at a funeral and various outings across towns are noted. Weather and travel plans are mentioned, with local residents moving between Vermont and Quebec communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Albert Gilmore
Coatioooke
Saturdty
George Rickind
Magog
Bis Parenty
Mis
Gregory
Meraphter
Thera Mageou
Mis Bea
Ture
Avnetes
O. Vinal
J. M. Brigham
Lenmoxville
Sturday
Joph LeCasse
St. Marguerite
A. C. Field
Muse
Neil
Boston
Uethoes
Beecher
Pedeval Court
Windeh
C. HW. Brown
Mrs. Albret
Fitch Bay, Que
Urs
Hildreth
Split Rock Vottage
Willinghby
Ildreth
Jones Flint
May Binmend
Charlotte
North Carolina
Mercy Genrat
Leovering
Aod
Clinton A
Ami Mas
B.A. Spas
Areton
Mia Ori
Wonk
Arrahwenietty
Dorothy Wool
A. VM
C. J. Barnett
Derby Line
Tre
Alfred
Samuel Bowley Hay
Tom
Windsor
Rita Thwerison
Derby
Foret
Sher Hyooke
Benjamin Luhar
Black River
Myray
Honey Gage
Orleans
Ayran S. Curts
Chineff
Frank Burne
Mes
Angeline Burns
Florence Lens
Mix Burns
Charles Hayes
Alexander Vorteo
Joe's Pond
Manville
Fred Woolrul
Milley Areson
New York
Carroll Davis
Leland Post
Huthford
Conn
Corr
Mira
Maurien Blanehard
Holland
Bolton
Fuera
Mes Baie
Myrtle Stack
Stydeimilney
Stack
Charles Copp
Ford
Newton
Mase
Mount Idi
Hyme
Alp
Cobleigh
Mica Coblvigh
Riri
Mia
Olea Shek
Flake
Iren Sutton
Charlonte Blake
Ripp
Crturnet
Providence
Fragmentary note on trips and visits in Lowell and Brown
A broken OCR fragment mentions a son Albion a student at Brown University and a trip on the way home with a visit at the home of Min and Mrs George Stoddayl of Lowell Massachusetts indicating travel or family connections in a New England context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ried
Albion
Brown University
Min
George Stoddayl
Lowell
Mass
John G Elder Dies Prominent Newport Hotel Man
John G Elder, a prominent Newport hotel man, died at 78 after a long illness. Funeral services were held at Main Street Baptist Church with many friends attending from New England. Burial followed in the family lot at the local cemetery. pallbearers included John W Blit and other relatives. A large floral tributes and messages of condolence came from friends and business associates across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newpu
Bildey
Ta. A. Bawls
J. H. Whwehburne
Byron
Hevhy
John WW
Chier
Hoel Beebe
Allan Melviel
Leebe
G. B. ‘Houghton Finit Gut Produce Company
Has ‘Ith
Jim
Wiiler Hall
New England
G. A. Pomfings
Richford
LW. Elder
Mose
Hugh Elder
Arnold Mider
Berbo
Elder
Rose Boyan
Montyeal
John Lave
Joseph Lighue
Olavena
New Unikelty
Hind Wood
Hove
Halit ‘Atholic
Newport
William L. Gotifrey
William L. Godfrey
West Main
Wilton Louis Guilfrey
Abe
Viola
Geiltiy
Levy
Chie
Heston
Roel
Iae
Miss Bailey Weds Mr Wit'ley Mie Clon Jeg
In a brief society note Miss Bailey married Mr Wit'ley Mie Clon Jeg, with relatives and friends attending the ceremony. The event occurred amid celebratory scenes and local pageantry, marking a notable union in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bailey
Wit'ley
Bailey
Y Willen
Help Wanted Both Men and Women in Wood Veneer Plant
Help wanted for men and women in an Orleans Vermont veneer and lumber facility. Steady 6:45 to 6:18 hours daily with lunch break and half-day Saturday. Women on boxes and veneer. men on lumber, piano backs, soundboards, veneer, butter tub making. overtime time and a half with 54 hours paid for 53 plus 10 percent bonus. Contact E. L. Chandler Company in Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Chandler
PANY
Orleans
Vermont
Private Newport Wedding Unites Miss Willey and Mr Willey
Mrs G M Bailey’s daughter Mrs Willey wed to craftsman and air service veteran in a simple ceremony conducted by Rev Leland A Edwards at the parsonage. Witnesses were M Hailey and Mr and Mrs Cervoll Ay Davis. The couple, both Newport natives, met while at Lowell Business College and later served together in civilian roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willey
Charles M. Bailey
Newport High School
Lowell Business
Craftsbury Arbon
Craftsbury Academy
Lowell Business College
Me. Willey
U.S. Air Service
Kelley
Chrysanthemum’s European roots traced to Botanic Gardens London
The first chrysanthemum in Europe is believed to have been raised at London's Botanic Gardens in 1764. Its rise to favor followed the Stoke Norwidge ton Chrysanthemum Society's 1840 exhibition, which became a global school of chrysanthemum culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Botanie Gardens
London
Stoke Norwidgeton
Aristocratic New Yorker Daughter Described by Early Writer
A fragment recalls a centurylold tale of a cultivated New York family. The father escorted his daughter to a church on Garden Street, where the daughters supposedly drew away many young suitors from other downtown churches, creating a fashionable scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Matthews
Garden Street
Churet
Irda
Youth WII Seek Ite Fortune
Fragmented OCR text appears to describe youths seeking fortune and new adventures. The readable parts mention a past event with nine water something and a head?adventure theme. Details are unclear due to garbled typography. Entities are not reliably identifiable from the readable text.
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Tanlae
Jack Lawson
Premier Theatre
Newport, Vermont
Alice Brady
Marie, Ltd
Fox News
Farnom
Fox Special
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
James G. Murphy
Newport Business Directory
Leo IL. Melver
Lassen Renihan
Newport, Ve
Harry EF
Hamilton Dental Surgery
Campbell Hospital
Gilman's Dinek
W. PF
Hamilton
Campbell
Ofice
Lane
Biock
E. H. Howe
Howe & Stowe Real Estate
Root
Blocx
Thoeh Hase
Monto
Rice
Welle
Kenni Krinullette
Olen Haces
Welly
Sherbrooke
John G. Elder
Lytkesidg
M Howe
Wie Kiteh
Netport
van Sale
Iles Point
Ewport
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