North Danville Social Notes Highlight Visits and Events
Mrs Ella Brown and others from Easton NH visited B A Langmaid and BLA Clifford. Girl Scouts plan a box supper with fudge and popcorn at the church vestry Wednesday. Orum Stevens dined with Frank Lonios. Baptist convention set for East Hardwick. Benjamin Clifford moved to Haverhill MA for a new job. Edith Clifford visits St Johnbury relatives. Mrs John Jewel hosts sister. George Lindsey family relocates to St Johnsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Brown
Will Badger
Lysle Brown
Vernie Brown
Easton
N H
B. A. Langmaid’s
C. IT
Bla Clifford
Orum Stevens
Frank Lonios
William Clement
D. J. Johnson
Sidney Aldrich
Herbert Stanton
Ollie Exley
PT. Clifford
Ie Baptist Convention
East Hardwick
Benjamin Clifford
Haverhill
Mase
Jonnie Gadapee
Andover
Mass
Edith Clifford
St. Jotnebury
W. H. Clifford
John Jewel
Fred Beck
George Lindsey
L. C. Stanton Farm
St. Johnsbury
Can I Be Cured Sums Suffering Person Appeals for Help
A sufferer asks Can I Be Cured and urges readers not to despair. The text promotes a remedy named GOLD MEDAL to relieve kidney and bladder troubles, claiming quick relief and money back if it fails. The ad-style passage emphasizes the screen and overworked organs and promises aid from the product.
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Nature
Reversing the Compliment in a Quixotic Exchange
A portly cashier reads a statement of venues offered by his pretty typist. He remarks on her youth and beauty while she counters that their figures differ, noting his looks limit any claim to a splendid figure. The exchange closes with mutual wit and playful breach of propriety.
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Stip
Pie Exchange Sparks Light Conversation
In a short, informal moment, a vendor remarks on a pie cooling in the oven and a passerby asks to borrow a piece, noting fondness for the pie as the exchange proceeds with casual humor.
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Donaldine
Peacham Briefs and Local Notices from Peacham Vermont
Daphne Craig treated her pupils to a Thursday moving pictures outing in Peacham. Numerous residents, including Mary Craig, James Hazelton, and Wesley Thresher family, appear in notes about visits, moves, and aging relatives. WWII veteran Allan Wilson recounts battles and service. Church events, marriages, and community gatherings fill the week with social and civic items across Peacham and nearby towns.
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Mies
Daphne Craig
Ewell’s Hollow
Peacham
Mary Craig Tuis
William Nunn
Garfield Darling
Hanover Hospital
Neill Montgomery
Neild
Mary
East Hardwick
Mary Craig
James Hazelton
Allan Wilson
Wesley Thresher
Ohio
Champagne
Marne
Aisne
Mehiel
Meuse
Argonne
Wesley Thresher's
Congregational Church
G. A. BR
W. R. GC
Milton Farrow’s
South Peacham
W. A. Warner
Jeanette Halcrow
St. Johns Ibury
Carl Fuller
Londonderry
C. F. Kinerson
Ray Kiperson
Harrison McLauchlin
Robert Wakefield
St. Johnsbury
Charles Williams
William Somers
Albert Daniela
West Danville
Ernest Millian
Robert
Springfield
Moverett Chamberlain
Harvey Lyford
Mrytie Chamberlain
Orman Hooker
Barton
Congregational
John Williams
Cambridge
Mass
F. E. Palmer
Frank Dubois
Lynn
Maas
J.C. Guthrie
James Craig
Joseph Hunter
Brightlosk Hospital
E. J. Lyford
Sydney Farrow
William Hustie
Erwin Chamberlain
Carl Somers
Herbert Blair
Comer Moore
Cabot
Times Stevenson
Joe Hunter
Mary Sylvia
George Smith
Smith
Prink Robinson
West Braintree
First to Wear a Finger Ring and Its History
The article traces the myth of Prometheus and Jupiter linking the third finger to the heart. It notes Prometheus was chained after stealing fire, later freed, and ordered to wear a ring with a fragment of the rock as a reminder. It cites Macrobius on wedding rings symbolizing heart connection via a nerve.
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Prometheus
Jupiter
Gals
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Macrobuus
Macrobius
Junior Looks Like His Father In Photographs
A Kansas City Star note recounts a man receiving a package of photographs of his boy nicknamed Junior. Friends praise the likeness to the father while the wife discovers the photographer erred and the pictures were misdelivered.
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Ale
Mike Lin
Denne
Kansas City Star
George R. Bagby Undertaking Notice in Danville Vermont
The notice mentions George R. Bagby undertaking in Danville Vermont with a personal message. It references a saying about happiness found in poverty and a reminder of David's haste. The fragmentary text suggests a local public notice or advertisement with personal phrasing.
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David
Fire Alarm Box Listings for City Sections
An enumerated listing of fire alarm boxes by section and intersection across the West Side South End Fairbanks Railroad Street Summerville and Paddock Village areas including private boxes at Brantview and Brightlock Hospital with cross streets and nearby landmarks. appears as a municipal safety directory.
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Fairbanks
Tnn
Central
Corner Cliff
Winter
Summer
Webster
Mt. Pleasant Street
Summer Street
Brightlock Hospital
Brantview
South Park
H. N. Turner
Prospect Street
St. Johnsbury Hospital
Astern Ave
Main Street
Main
Maple Streets
Arnold Park
A. F. Nichols
Granite Square
Swift Co
Eastern Avenue
Cherry Street
Railroad Street
Portland Street
Pillsbury & Balwin
Citizens Bank
Maple
Pearl Streets
St. Mary Street
Lost pocketbook between St Johnsbury and Barnet
A pocketbook is missing with a terse notice asking the finder to inquire at this office. The message specifies a route between St Johnsbury and Barnet and provides no other details.
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St. Johnsbury
Barnet
Delays and Droll Tales of Railways in War-Torn Times
Youth's Companion recounts late trains and tangled schedules amid wartime congestion. A station master jokes about punctuality while a southern conductor explains electric connections and occasional hot boxes, stressing that trains drift off the hour under wartime strain.
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Wiltig
Dolige Vo
de Holt
Gen'leny
Aid
Uey
Philosophical quips from an Indianapol is news comic
A fragment from the Indianapolis News quotes a contrived philosopher mocking left handed crank points and a wary eye on a man described as bandy slow. The tongue in cheek remark labels the house as the worst in a humorous critique of taste and frame.
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Hera
Indianapeals News
Kindness Counts for Much and Gentle Action
A fragmentary moral note extols kindness as a power to move people and resolve conflicts. It argues superior conduct opens paths, while force may be used sparingly and with gentleness to achieve results without offense, though some men fail to grasp this approach.
Gods Than Trees Like Spirits In California Forest Sights
English poet John Masefield writes for Reveille about California giant trees, describing glens as holy spaces and the old trees as spirits. He notes their dignity and majesty, saying some are seven thousand years old and like cathedral columns. He marvels at their enduring presence.
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John Maseflelt
California
Reveille
Noytting
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Dale
Atwood Osteopathic Physician Citizens Bank
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