Newport Locals and Victory House Committees List
Bernard Wheeler visits his mother Mrs J Parrant while recovering from an operation at Brightlock hospital. A cable from Capt Corey says he is returning home. The Victory Tex House announces weekly committees through September with chairs named, plus local notes on hospital visits, a new Ford, and an illustrated forestry lecture at the Past-time Hall open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Wheeler
Hie
J. %. Parrant
Brightlock Hospital
T. Corey
Corey
Victory Tex House
G. T. Prouty
O. B. Gould
F. Flint
Charles Ramadell
Wek
H. G. Weeks
J. F. Lawnher
Blanche Burns
G. F. Roat
C. F. Birelow
C. A. Tointon
Sherbrooke Protestant Hospital
Marian Newland Sane
Outeane
Ralph F. Hamblet
Derby Line
Hdvar Burbank
Orleans
E. F. Tmurmphrey
Springfeld
T. Marney
C. R
Famous Galkon Tribe and Mipsive Fire Saga
Fragmentary text describes the Famous Galkon Tribe and a large fire event connected to Mullams. It notes claims about language purity and Aryan links, mentions Athanta and a group of men described as finest fighters, with ambiguous geopolitical labels and historical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athanta
Local Happenings and Visits Around Lyndonville
Elia Crosby leaves Mt View Varn for work with H. D. Webster. Sab bath School at Madeline McGill home enjoyed games and refreshments. Nellie Eds mundy returns after five weeks ill ness. Various local residents visit, travel, and attend graduations, church events, and social gatherings. multiple names and activities from Lyndonville and St. Johnsbury areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Crosby
Mt View Varn
H. D. Webster
Agamet Gallagherty
Sablath School
Madeline McGill
Nellie Edsmundy
Axbum
A. G. Gilbert
George Gilkon
Tand Pond
Angell
Burke Hollow
Albert
Ainger
Ada Smith
Stafford
Ava
Lyndonville
Moa
John Drown
Montpelier
Mixs Goldie Drown
Montpelier House
Ladies Aid
Lizzie Dee
Edmund McNally
Buniser & Co
Warren Drown
Sherburne
Philo Lang
Folsom
George Cole
Frank Harvey
A. B. Colby
Karl
Charles Prato
Florence Prato
Carl Colby
St. Johnsbury
Lawrence Walker
Freeman Lang
Sherburne Lang
Boston
Humphrey
J. Q. Ange Ell
Homer Davis
Mya
Joshua Bemis
Lyndonyville
William Brockway
Methodist Chapel
Solon Walter
Lyndon Center
Honey Venwhite
Mes
More Heath
Fretman Lane
Pepsie Buirtis
Burlington
Harris
Odd Fellows Memorial Service in Monroe at local church
About 200 attend the Odd Fellows Memorial service at Monroe Methodist church marking 1888 church founding by Rov. B. H. Langford. A wall tablet honors Langford, and Rev Adolphus Linfield delivers a forceful sermon. Two $100 government bonds are donated to the Langford Memorial fund for town churches. Various locals and visitors are listed with notes on visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet
Woodsville
Littleton
C. Langford
James Lowe
Adolphus Linfield
Lincoln
D. E. Burns
North Haverhill
B.C. Langford
Mary Fisher
Bath
Gurtledge
Lawrence
Mass
Richard Smith
Isaac Jacobs
Holyoke
Enos
C. H. Hosford
Marion Huckins
Grange Hall
Lee Little
Geneva
Til
Metcalf
Egg circle forms to aid Ontario eggs flow to consumer
In Eage Ontario a new egg circle aims to remove intermediaries between farmers and buyers. The group seeks to keep eggs fresh by limiting cold storage and warehouse bottlenecks while protecting the consumer from delays. Most people support the egg circle and its goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eage
Ontario
Canada
Ege
Tof Mirdieman
Conaufier
Nils
New Rail Link Connects France and Spain Through Pyrenees
A new tunnel joins Pulge certs in Spain with Ax in France, creating a direct 20 mile rail route that bypasses the Pyrenees climbs. It links Prades in France to the Ariege valley and reaches Saragossa and Barcelona, easing tourist travel from the Meliterranean region. The line promises smoother, lower grade travel into Spain’s heartland and beyond to coastal ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Europe
Spain
Pulgecerts
Prades
Ariege
Pulgcerdo
Trajan
Ebro
Saragossa
Barcelona
Meliterranein
Tive
Perpignan
Pulgceria
Arleze Tiyer
Etiquette and a restaurant end in New York change
A vaudeville style scene shows a servant learning etiquette from a stern mistress. A New York restaurant Mouquin's, a Tenderloin landmark, announces closure as a skyscraper builds nearby. The old Varlin farm site marks the block’s transformation with Broadway and Sixth avenue evolving from cow paths to modern streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mouquin
Hye
Sixth Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Isaac Varlin
Varlin
Mouquin's
Bowling Green
Tungsten Ores Production in the United States in 1918
Preliminary figures from Frank L. Hess of the geological survey show U S tungsten ore concentrates totaling 5065 net tons with 60 percent tungsten trioxide. Of this, 5015 tons valued at 5 150 500 were sold or used by producers, while 60 tons remained on hand at December 31. Output fell from 1917 and 1918 levels, with 1917 marking the largest global tungsten production to date, though still below the British Empire total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Frank L. Hess
Geological Survey
Find Shelia in Engileh Gardens
A London Chronicle account notes suburban gardeners anticipate excitement from raids in coming seasons. A Manor Park resident unearthed a loaded shell in a garden while 1917 and early last year saw large amounts of ammunition left by barrage guns in London. Many were duds that caused little damage and were buried shallowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelia
Engileh
Manor Park
London
London Chronicle
Optimists Thought Strength Wanting Judgment and Policy Rule
Fragmentary note argues that optimism faces weakness without decisive judgment and policy. It contends that rule by policy cannot overturn its own flaws and calls for firm governance to sustain progress.
New Rail Plans Aim To Return Roads To Owners
Washington weighs restoring the 260000 miles of rail lines to private owners with guarantees to attract capital. President Wilson cites outdated laws and urges a sound foundation for private operation, with a possible government guarantee debated but opposed by many railroad leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Wilson
Railronda
Smd
Cummings
Interstate Commerce Committee
United States Senate
St. Louis
Cominins
Tle
Lkely
Wall Street
Love
Walden Funeral for Mrs Charles Calhoun
Mrs Charles Calhoun dies at her Walden home after months of illness. She leaves husband, son Lawrence 19, daughter Lillian 15, brother Walter Sargent and families. Funeral May 27 at Walden church, burial in Walden Cemetery. Community condolences express deep sympathy for the bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Calhoun
Walden
Grace Sargent
Somerville
Mass
Chases Calvin
Derby
Tremont Temple Church
Boston
West Charleston
Lawrence
Lillian
Walter Sargent
Baxton
Wilden
Walden Cemetery
St. Johnsbury
Rev. Schall
Arthur Fletcher
A. A. Lewis
Fletcher
Leon Chase
Stianard
Taste and Reverence in Beauty and Order
Fragmentary remark on taste as a general susceptibility to beauty and goodness, citing Carlyle. Mentions meneses and a heart to love and reverence beauty, order, and goodness across forms and accomplishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
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City of
Newport
E. F. Humphrey
East Burke
Eli Eastman
Mary Beldin
W. H. Jeltray
State Board of Charities and Probation
Arthur Emery
Michael A. Cowen
Lyman Walter
William Stewart
West Burke
George Cross
Kirby
Mike Sullivan
A. C. Wyman
Brattleboro
T. B. Wyman
B. Fy Humphrey
Ing
St. Johnsbury Court
Williams Mig. Co
The
Insurance Co
John Rosebrooks
B. J. Humphrey
Will
Gilman Bros
Monroe
Kate Harding
Alvin Wood
Plymouth
Gilbert Chamberlain
Ims
Orvin Chamberlain
Grange
W. Ross Wilson
Alfred Cheney
Concord
Merrill Johnson and
Sou
George Plicey
Philadelphia
Gaillard
Gard
Mary
Pyreness Mountain
Walt
Leavitt
Farmers Almanac
White Mountain
Arctic
Next Express
Peck Company
National Biscuit Company
Tertaining & Company
Netile
Ulviodt
Eluming
BTC
Artestra
N. B.C. Graham
Neoc
J. B. Gollant
England
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