Newport Locals Feature Active Social Week Abroad
Newport locals recount a busy period with visits from relatives and friends across towns. Guests include Mrs Herbert Ishengood, Mrs Mary Ky, Cutts of Mawne, Miss Lena Beninaed, Mr and Mrs IL W. Ywry, Mrs Victos riall Taylon, and many others visiting in Newport and nearby areas. Students and teachers prepare for year end events while travellers head to Plymouth Knowlton for summer.
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Lytettonville
Weights
Herbert Ishengood
Mary Ky
Weserts
Victosrial Taylon
IL W
Beebe
Eat
Thule
Lena Beninaed
Cleht
Ulaloy
Sion
Mise Bradfard Sr
Inpine Itt
John Don
Heney Reid
Mey
DS. Woodard
Feeton Ale
Hame
Ws Perry
Treche
Hrertiatt Parsons
Dede Tine
Newport
Stanstead Beats Newport High in Uneven Match
Report of a baseball game between Stanstead and Newport High with Stanstead winning. The write up notes a late comeback by Newport and errors by both sides, plus scattered mentions of players and local attendees. The piece also references weather and a sequence of unrelated local happenings surrounding the event.
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Stanstead
Newport High
Paper Handling Method Tied to Driving Mastery
A historical note describes a method of handling a pile of newspapers for work, detailing a simple, uniform process. The text explains feeding papers lengthwise into a machine or device, using a system that is easy to execute and repeat, with practical tips for keeping papers organized during operation.
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Husky
Wales
Hanichine
Fragmentary Quote Reflects Hidden Insight and Perplexity
An uncertain, archaic passage presents a deep perplexity and a masked inner clarity. The text invokes crises of identity and a strange awakening that alters perception, ending on a cryptically voiced insight about limits of thought.
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Victor
W. L. Watkinson
Newport High School graduates pictured in community ceremony
Fifteen graduates celebrated in Newport as part of a community event featuring remarks on civic duty. The program included references to wartime memories, local leaders, and reflections on education and Reconstruction era ideals. Notable speakers addressed the audience on progress, self-reliance, and national unity.
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Pitterson
Millinery Shop Notes and Local Industry in New York
A fragmented OCR passage describes a millinery shop at 1 Willett Street, New York, detailing hats and berets, customer demand, and daily work. It references Walter Croan and Mrs Shepherd era names, notes about fashion trends, and the broader retail environment including Salvation Army presence and shipper activity, with scattered mentions of national concerns and public sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willett Poor
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure All
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a universal cure for catarrh. It claims the remedy has 35 years of recognition and works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. It urges immediate use and promises broad health improvement with testimonials from TP Cheney Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
Cheney CO
Toledo
Ohio
Newport High Graduation Honors Four Veterans
The 1930 Newport High School commencement honors four veterans for top marks over four years. Dorothy Wood and Joseph Sockel receive the highest grades. Miss Evelyn Vigeneath and Evelyn Mudgett also earn honors. Diplomas were presented by Judge J. de Smith as a reception followed in School Hall with graduates, families, and special guests.
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Pitternan
Hubert Merce
Dorothy Wood
Evelyn Vigeneath
Arenthota
Evelyn Mudsett
A.V. M
Irl Nevin
Mika Diiothy Wood
Joseph Sockel
Wits
J. de Smith
Ehairman
Newport High
Meo
Joseph Sockol
Gladys Drawn Xo
U. V. M. Velma
Lance Chivas
Raymond Colodny
Maurice Clark
Norwich University
Clase
Plan Search for Body of Leon Regan Continues
The article reports efforts to locate Leon Regan's body. Mayor Gardney and Capt Reginald Buzzell plan talks with Company L to recruit volunteers for the expedition. They seek car owners to donate transport and aim to secure funds from Linbury officials to cover truck costs.
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Leon Regan
Gardney
Reginald Buzzell
Company L
Securce
Gardner
Linsburgy
Miss Jackson Bride of Orleans Man
Miss Ruth Jackson of 112 Bese Street Mallon Musa and Gerald French wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev. Enoch Bell officiating. Mildred H. Crockett served as maid of honor. Paul K. French and brothers Gilman D. Jackson and Arnold Jackson attended. After the ceremony the couple planned to live in Beebe Vermont. the bride had been secretary for Rev. Willink Strom of the American Board. The groom was a graduate from Abbot Academy and the Pier Secretari school in Boston.
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Ruth Jackson
H. Jackson
Bese Street
Mallon
Musa
Gerald &. French
Kor Pench
Orleains
Enoch
Bell
American Board of Poveien Mission
Mildred H. Crockett
Manchester
N. TL
N. Tl, Way Ourid of Honor and Paul K. French A U.V M
Wetman
Gilman D. Jackson
7Ald Hy Jacksont
Bride
H. Warren Daeksenyen
Newton
Mieew
Ted Dy. Jackson
Beebe
Willink. Strom
Aierican Board of Foreign Mision
Boston
Ican Diadnate
Abbot Academy
Pier Secretari School
Beton
Local residents update from Leominster and surrounding towns
Wallace Bowman families sold their Leominster home and return to Orleans. J Bila Blaisdell resumes activity in Church street residence after Florida and Southern Pines visit. Several locals take summer posts, move homes, or travel to nearby camps and events, with notes on schooling, marriages, and town guests.
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Wallace Bowman
Leominster
Mass
Orleans
Jennie Hennessy
J. Bila Blaisdell
Florida
Southern Pines
Church Street
David Pierce
Camp Alyaski
North Hero
Marion Bartlett
Sargent School of Physical Culture
Cambridge
Niagara Falls
Lillian Bindley
Washington
DW. Hildreth
Newport
Jonah Flint
1. W. Ie
Split Rock
Willoughby Lake
Morse Bennett
Clowsby Hrospit
St. Johnsbury
Walpole
N. FL
Pred Alcharel
Terry Beaton
Ci French
Idea
Gerald
Jackson
Malden
Mase
Beebe
Hamblet
Barton Wits
Archie Wilconh
St. Tohiebury
Fred
Gaskell
West
Bred
Bred [Raxter 'S: Ree Number of Rombers At Valley Lee of Mason
Grand Laie
Gurfingeten
W. Locke
BO. South
Chiccles Taplin
Must Be Earned and the Fight for Conscience
A reflective musing on happiness, victory, and inner resolve. The piece links personal triumph to commitment, discipline, and moral purpose, urging steadfast effort as the path to true fulfillment.
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Ernest Mainsworth
New Haven
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Wenona Shattuck
Weston
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Robert Davis and Son
Payvon
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Wwe
Premier Theatre
Newport, Vermont
Charles Ray
Sunline
Shermy Neliys
Theo
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Siristeas
Mary Joslyn
Ranndy
Grace Austin Af
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Bert Scott
Dith Lothrop
Shamiltonheim
Carr & Blodah
Newport Business Directory
Leo H. Melver
D. OS
Renihan Block
Newport, Vt
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Hamilton
Campbell
Lana
Harry F. Hamilton
E. H. Howe
Howe & Stowe Real Estate
Newport Tel
Root's
Newport High School
C. H. Patterson
Newyork High School
Weil Eines of
Severah
Histor Veniinat
Evelyn Vieeheaull
Elmaprohenisiye
Vermont
Paice
Green Mountains
Vernant
Seconl
Nak Pdons
Fiurij
Hite Row
Mylleria
Ford Machinery
Moi
Oder
Chin
Poland
Ju Serkol
Europe
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Wiktory
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Charles H. Patterson
Massgehradts Agricultural College
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Frank Plumley
Patterson
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Newt Teneta
Sifton Ls
Edwin Neen
Miss Jackson Bride of Orleans
Orleans Trust Company
Richard D. Howe
Newport Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
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Newport House
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