Local social notes from Lunenburg area gatherings
Mr and Mrs Fred Powers hosted gatherings at Colebrook and Groveton while many neighbors visited relatives in Littleton St Johnsbury Concord and Montpelier The Jefferson Dramatic Club to present Triss or Beyond the Rockies at Lunenburg town hall June 21 with cast and vaudeville acts Admission 35 cents adults 20 cents children 25 cents dancing A community update mentions illnesses injuries and deaths among residents and town officials including janitor Alby Parker and horse news from Lunenburg Mfg Co and local visitors and travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Powers
John Gray
Colebrook
Melvin Gray
Groveton
L. A. Nichols
Mmedindoes
Darwin Nichols
George Howland
Littleton
Pearl Blood
West
Albert Morgan
Lloyd
St. Johnsbury
Concord
Dan Dodge
Pitadale l
Plessy Carbee Poole
Riglerton
Edward Carbee
David Lord
Richard Cooper
West Paceabarnoga
Jefferson Dramatic Club
T’riss
the Rockies
Lunenburg
James Savage
Victor T. Lang
Austin J. Bedell
Ethel M. Bedell
Emma Newell
Rose Nevers
Helen McDonald
George Downer
Henry Downer
Boston
Perryn Lewis
Charles Downer
John Kenny
William Carbee
Carbee
K. O. Balch
Charles Thomas
Walter Balch
Ernest Silsby
St Johnsbury
W. E. Balch
Alfred J. Morrow
Alby Parker
Joseph Lessard
East Lancaster
Guy Remick
Charlie Rogers
Lancaster
Elmer Gordon
Harry Colby
Beat Colby Mann
Smith
Chessman
Woodsville
Laura Colby
Alice
Ellery W. Hastings
Abbie Merrill
Nova Scotia
Hattie Hurlburt
Pliny Ranney
Kirby
Charles Fielding
George A
Long Trail Cleared for Season by Green Mountain Club
The Green Mountain Club reports 11 percent miles of the Long Trail from Bolton north to Lake Mansfield Trout Club cleared of fallen trees and brush. New trail blazes and white-painted markers aid a easy grade to the summit with scenic overlooks. Overnight stops available at a vacant house near Bolton and a schoolhouse three miles above town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountain Club
Bolton
Bolton Mountain
Lake Mansfield
Trout Club
Coe Brass Co
Connecticut
St. Albans
Gypsy Motorcycle Tour Opens From Counsell Firm
M. M. Counsell Harley Davidson dealers for Northern Vermont lead a parade of thirteen riders in sidecars and solo machines from A. B. Counsell & Son, Railroad Street, at 9 30 a m Sunday for Weirs New Hampshire for the annual New England States Gypsy Tour. Riders from many towns join in a banquet at Hotel Weirs on Monday night. Field Day Tuesday features riding and hill climbing stunts with a hoped return that day. Every machine in the group is a Harley Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Counsell
Harley-Davidson
Vermont
A. B. Counsell & Son
Railroad Street
Weirs
N. H
New England States
Mintol Prevents Pneumonia For Cold Sufferers
Ancient remedies for coughs and colds are contrasted with Mintol as a modern treatment. A druggist case is cited in which a customer switched from mustard plasters to Mintol, praising relief within a day. The ad notes mintol jars cost 0.0 and 1.25 with mail order from The Home Recorder Laboratories, Malden, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
Local notes from St Johnsbury June 17 1919
Miss Clarissa Metcalf of Glover visits sister Mrs Lenna Smith. William Stevenson stays with Peacham family. Mrs John Stanley travels to Windsor to visit daughter. Mrs N B Wedge attends Bakersfield graduation. Mrs G A Dow and Miss Short visit Newbury Massachusetts. Mrs H W Stetson of Orford visits Mrs H C Stetson. Arthur Goodnough back on St Johnsbury Laundry truck. Mr and Mrs F A Williams and Mrs Frank Fitch visit John Beck. Mrs John Lang travels to Topsham. C C Massey takes post at Arex Scott store. Rebekah Lodge meets earlier tonight. Mrs C W Clark of Newbury visits. Nora Bushey returns from Hardwick. Mrs FJ McDonald of East Burke and Mrs O B Cutting of Concord visit. Abbie Colby of West Burke stays with Mrs Lins Randall. C C Bingham out after pneumonia. Senior class 2919 dance June 19 at Armory. Philip Fletcher and Preston May families in White Mountains. E E Snow of Hanover and Philip Carter of East Thetford visit friends. Sadie Hooker to Lyndonville for Aldrich injury. Armstrong and Henaults from Sherbrooke visit Mrs Sarah Henault. Archie Campbell returns from Woodstock. Mabel Devenger leaves McIndoes for Fairbanks Mill. J T Rea and son visit from Bethlehem. Henry Cole and Fleming families visit Shel don at Berlin. Cornelia Bemis returns from Nashua graduations. Luther Pollard of MeIndoes Falls to Brightlock Hospital for operation. July 4 committee meeting at Armory. J S McCullough of North Bennington and others tour White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarissa Metcalf
Glover
Lenna Smith
William Stevenson
Peacham
John Stanley
Windsor
Chabot
Wedge
Bakersfield
G. A. Dow
Miss Short
Newbury
Mass
H. W. Stetson
Orford
H. C. Stetson
Arthur Goodnough
St. Johnsbury
F. A. Williams
Frank Fitch
Littleton
John Beck
John Lang
Topsham
Chalmers
Nora Bushey
Hardwick
F. J. McDonald
East Burke
O. B. Cutting
Concord
Abbie Colby
West Burke
Lins Randall
C.C. Bingham
Philip Fletcher
Preston May
White Mountains
E. E., Snow
Hanover
N. J
Philip Carter
East Thetford
Sadie Hooker
Lyndonville
Aldrich
Henry Cole
S. B. Fleming
Fred Sheldon
Berlin
N. H
Cornelia Bemis
Nashua
Mabel Noyes
Luther Pollard
MeIndoes Falls
Brightlock Hospital
O. Bedell
Armory
J. 8. McCullough
North Bennington
M. C. Church
J. A. Valentine
J. E. Perkins
St. Johnsbury House
Town Notes From St Johnsbury Center and Nearby
Local notices recap visits and travel among residents and families. Lula Baker visits Glover. Morrills dine in Burlington. Danville’s Horace Ayer in town Saturday. James Pringle visits Concord relatives. Center school earns about 17 from ice cream social. Emerson Campbell and his Massachusetts family visit Archibald Golbath. Pauline Harris visits Charlotte Stiles in Stowe. Base Quimby stays at Mes Joyce in town. Mrs. Henry Davis visits daughter Rex Turner in St. Johnsbury. Miss Gray of Passumpsie works for Charlie Amadon. Elbert Gallagher from Boston visits family. Ebner Piper returns home. Huse of Sutton visits this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Baker
Int Glover
George Morrill
Burlington
Horace Ayer
Danville
James Pringle
Concord
N. H
Alexander Pringle
Center School
Emerson Campbell
Massachusetts
Archie Golbath
Pauline Harris
Stowe
Charlotte
Cabot Congregational preacher and local social notes
Cabot residents attend services across town as Rev F E Currier preaches at the Congregational church while Rev M W Hale goes to Barre to supply at the Presbyterian church. Ladies Aid hosts a supper. visitors from Concord and Franklin share family visits and treats. Nearby families visit, travel, and fish in New Hampshire, with notes on lodging, lodge membership, and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Currier
Lower Cabot
Congregational Church
M. W. Hale
Barre
Methodist Church
T. WH. Ospood
Concord
Clarrena Burnham
Roger
Leslie Tucker
Osgood
Boston
Peter Dana
Franklin
FE. D. Waldo
Dana
Masonic Lodge
Thomas Crowley
Melba
S. A. Nelson’s
Hardwick
Crowley
John Barr
Baklersfield
Julia Barr
E. J. Rogers
Tack
Cassidy
Hunsburs Park
Charles Houghton
Fred Houghton
Lee Dow
BE. J. Roger
Gi. Rogers
Harold Wilson
New Hampshire
William O’brign
Greensboro
Nalsan
Payston
Will Nelson
Lyford Woman's Club
Dr Burbark
Northfield Wag
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harold Slack
South Royalton
the Heights House
Lunenburg Mfg. Co
Gilman Bros
Maggie
Ernest Monahan
Davis
John Willson
W. H. Carpenter
Josephine Carpenter
Frederick King
Montpelier and
Murray Dodge
Bernard
Alvin Thompson
North Troy
Thompson
Hilda
Firestone
Firestone Tires
Gypsy Motorcycle Tour
Stiles’ Drug Store
C. C. Bingham
Evening Caledonian
C. C. Massey
Arex Scott
Rebekah Lodge
C. W. Clark
Charles Armstrong
Charles Henault
Sherbrooke
Sarah Henault
Archie Campbell
Woodstock
Mabel Devenger
MeIndoes
Fairbanks
Walden
J.T. Rea
Little Son
Bethlehem
Silas Burbank
Cliff Street
ST. Johnsbury Center
CABOT
Fletcher
Castoria
Nolin Bros. Cash Shoe Store Cleansing and Pressing Department
Army & Navy
U.S. Army & Navy Tablet CO
West Broadway, N.Y
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