Newport High School Graduates Hear Rev Edwards Sermon
Newport high school graduation week featured a Baccalaureate sermon by Rev L A Edwards to the class of 1919. He urged physical, intellectual, moral and spiritual growth, Americanization, and service to build a better world, urging students to press on despite challenges.
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Henryford
Mary Pickford
Marshal Foch
America
Chicago
Sluma
Jane Addams
Graduation Exercises at Lane's Opera House and Class Honors
Graduation exercises will be held in Lane's Opera House Tuesday at 6 pm with music, invocation, and addresses from notable figures including Prof. Warren Choate Shaw of Dartmouth College. Diplomas will be presented, followed by a reception in School Hall. Junior class will handle decorations and ushers. First and second honors, class motto Esse quam videri, colors purple and gold, and yellow rose as class flower are announced with officers listed.
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N. Hi
Donald Akin
Bertha Labority
Mabel Gay
Freida Libbey
Milton Drew
Howard Madggett
Ruth Buck
Ruth Shaw
Clifford Oakley
Dorothea Norris
Louise Spear
School Hall
Dartmouth College
Newport
Dalay Stevens
Selection Orchestra
Edward Everett Hale
George Mamilton
Booth Tarkington
Gertrude Harris
Edwin Camy
Lillian Mudgatt
Mary Raymond Shipman
Andrews Helen Savage Webster
Hayne
Rudolph Bigelow
Mise
Jane Markham
Dorothy Drew Selection
Robert Service
Raymond Colodny
Anon v. Young
Lane
Opera House
Roy
Herbert Coonte Theodore Roosevelt
Burton Prouty
Polk Music
Bolsheviem
America
Bernard Hanson
Warren Choate Shaw
Edwin Tom Camp
Gertrude Natalie Harris Freida
Priscilla Libbey
Dorothea Gertrude Norris
Charles Burton Prouty
Helen Ida Savage
Ruth Elizabeth Shaw
Emma Louise Spear
Donald Andrew Alin
Ruth Madelene Buck
Dorothea Helena Drew Mabel Almira Gray
Bernard Noyex Hansont
George William Hamilton Claire Bertha Labority
Ruth Rather Martin Howard J. Mudjett
Clifford Arthur Oakley
Clarence Wells
A. EB. By
George Hamilton
Bernard Hanon
East St Johnsbury Notes and Local Updates
East St Johns bury reports on elect ric lights for residents Ralph V Chase A G Chase and Miss Cardie Damon Harold Bennett returns home from New York on furlough with knee trouble noted Farmers Mutual Creamery buys a motor truck and local growers report poor daydrop prospects Joe Cross visits from Canaan and Louise Locke goes back to Boston Miss Marion Nevins returns to Providence J A Ramage attends daughter Ethel's Lassell graduation George Bennett moves to the village Bertha Lee ships 180 dozen eggs to New York City parties Revs Perrin Grant attend Caledonia county Congregational conference at Mendon es Falls Edna Stiles vacations with Winslows Auto travel to St Johnsbury praised Patrolman Foster noted Red Cross appeals for summer knitting layettes for Eastern Europe distress New supply of yarn and layettes at Fast St Johnsbury branch via Mrs E By Grant
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A. G. Chase
Cardie Damon
Harold Bennett
New York
France
Joe Howe
Massachusetts
Eugene Shasteny
Farmers' Mutual Creamery
Lassell Seminary
Auburndale
Mass
George Bennett
Hare Farm
Ella Prouty
Bertha Lee
New York City
J. N. Perrin
E. B. Grant
Caledonia County
Congregational Churches
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Priday
Edna M. Stiles Ia
J. A. Winslow
St. Johnsbury
Foster
R. Wallace
Chas. Owens
Concord
Barton Works
Dick Stewart
Beatrice Stewart
Europe
Davison
Grant
Uniforms To Cloth Students Entering Switzerland
The YWCA plans to send used clothing to refugee women students in Switzerland. Four cases of garments from New England and mid-Atlantic colleges, plus uniforms from war workers, will be dyed and altered for fit. Miss Altenbeth M. L. Clark appeals to the National Student Committee for continued aid and supplies.
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Rand
Switzerland
Altenbeth ML Clark
Rivhigerlind
New England
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Etudent Committee
W C A Invited by Romania to Open Work Abroad
Queen Marie of Thuwania invited the American YWCA to Romania to establish work under her patronage after a Paris conference at Tutt Hotel. Attending were Harriett Taylor head of the US YWCA work worldwide, Mary Anderson of Hudson Wisconsin, Mary Dingman head of YWCA Industrial France, Margaret Fowler of California, and Charlotte Niven head of YWCA work in Italy. Madame Catatsi, wife of the Ruwaulin secretary, attended as a notable guest.
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Queen Marie
Thuwania
Tutt Hotel
American Young Women’s Christian Association
Romania
Harriett Taylor
Mary Anderson
Hudson
Wis
Mary Dingman
Y. W
France
Margaret B. Fowler
Trandena
Cal
Charlotte | Niven
WLC
Italy
Madame Catatsi
Ruwaulin Legation
Y W C A Worker Decorated With Church War Cross
Misa Marlon Porter of New York City was decorated by the Chaplain General of the American army with the Church War Cross for moral and spiritual contribution to the war. For over a year Porter has served at a hospital center in Vittel France as a representative of the YWCA in charge of a nurses club there.
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Misa Marlon Porter
New York City
Amy
Porter
Vittel
France
Savage Gas Warfare Mentioned In War History
A historical note on poison gases used in WWI highlights The Hague convention ban, the first chlorine cloud at Ypres on April 22, 1915, and German attempts to end the war by targeting morale. The account recalls the gas’s horrific effects and the Allied defense by Scottish and Canadian troops amid ongoing conflict.
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Ypres
Belgiams
Witton
Snd
Palatial Lake Champlain launch joins Jog tug fleet
The Fanita, long operated on Lake George, sold to George and William McCabe of Ticonderoga NY by John Boulton Simpson of Philadelphia who owns a Sagamore Lake George summer home. The Panini 81 feet long, finished in mshoghany with brass, cost 10000 new. Lieut Harold E Washburn of Putney, now Paris student, plans to marry Mile Rode of Paris June 20 after visiting his bride in southern France. He will be professor of French at Dartmouth College and served with General Edwards in the 26th Division until the armistice.
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Lake George
George
William McCabe
Ticonderoxa
N. Y
John Boulton Simpson
Philadelphia
Sagamore
Harold E. Washburn
Putney
University of Paris
Mary ©. Washburn
Mile, Rode
Paris
France
America
Lieut. Washburn
Evidently No Lover of Carda in Neighbors Weighs In
A fragment recalls a lively scene where neighbors assemble to lay out a pack of cards without talk, grouping by color and suit while one observer notes the oddity of the simple games phrases and the quiet dispute over length.
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Pers
Optimistic Thought and the Columns Ban Truth's Power
A fragmented report chronicles optimistic thought confronting columns that ban truth. The piece suggests such bans cannot endure, as misinformation or injury erodes authority and the balance of power shifts amid debate. The narrative reads like a cautionary reflection on censorship and resilience.
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