Best Breadmaker Honors for Vermont Girl at Laselle
Miss Ethel Ramage of East St. Johnsbury, a Laselle Seminary student and St. Johnsbury Academy graduate, was named Laselle May Queen and awarded the small gold loaf as the school’s best breadmaker. Miss Frances Adams of Castleton received honorable mention. Doris Rogers of Lynn won the silver loaf. Olive Chase of Lacon, N H, earned the highest year average with 88.25, and Sybil Weymouth was second with 86.09.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel E. A. Ramage
East St. Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury Academy
Laselle Seminary
May Queen
Laselle
St. Johnsbury
Auburndale Seminary
Doris E. Rogers
Lynn
Frances Adams
Castleton
Olive Chase
Lacon
N. H
Sybil Weymouth
Local News Briefs From Barton And Nearby Areas
A June 16 birth in Bagley Street is noted along with a string of town visits and social updates. Individuals including Prank Hastings, Misses Smith Esden Crown and Cyr and many couples are mentioned visiting, traveling or attending events across Barton, Peacham, Lyndonville, Craftsbury, and Danville. The 15th Vermont Regiment held a reunion at the G A S Hall. medical and business matters are briefly recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Bartlett
Fabyans
N. AL
Varnum
Peacham
Gura Smith
Littleton
W .A. Rockwood
Binghamto
N. Y
Margaret Esden
David Porter
Connecticut
D. Crown
Montreal
John Lacroix
Marie Cyr
Hill
15Th Vermont Regiment
G. A. S. Hall
Archia Campbell
B. N. Randall Department
Mary Hallett
Charles Bennett
Centervale
C. G. Door
Utica
Henry Battles
Pearl Street
Senior Class 1919 Armory Event Preview
The Senior class of 1919 plans an Armory gathering on June 19 at 8 30 with admission priced at $1.00 plus war tax. The piece notes Mr and Mrs Charles Asselin and Mrs Lewis Turgeon visiting at Pearl Street and that Miss Kate Mulrooney is hospitalized at St Johnsbury after an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Mulrooney
St. Johnsbury Hospital
Arthur Turgeon
Lyndonville
Charles Asselin
Lewis Turgeon
Pearl Street
League Covenant Fails To Win Public Support In Senate Fight
The adjournment period reveals widespread ignorance about the League of Nations covenant, with opponents well informed and proponents appealing to un Read readers. Missouri exemplifies a national trend as support wanes and calls for rejection grow amid mounting public indignant sentiment. The piece argues for a rapid McArthur bill to convene Congress after March fourth, asserting strong fiscal and policy changes regardless of election outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Congress
League of Nations
League
America
Reed
Missouri
Wilson
Taft
Senate
McArthur
Nan Senaation
Five Young Men Probed in Barre City Court Case
Police officers Frank Baldwin and B D Sloan prosecuted five young men in Barre city court as deputy sheriffs. They were arrested Saturday after breaking into the Montpelier Gun Club house and taking cartridges. Nelson and Edgar Beaulein and Canale Suidici had charges dropped while A Suidici and R Vazzoni admitted petit larceny. Sentences to house of correction for one to three months suspended. fines of 25 dollars and costs paid. respondents placed on probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baldwin
B. D. Sloan
Barre
Montpelier
Nelson
Edgar Beaulein
Canale Suidici
A.suidici
R. Vazzoni
Two Vehicle Crashes Reported In Barre And Swanton
The secretary of state's office received reports of two automobile accidents. In Barre, the collision between L. P. Stone and Thomas Mikkelson shows Mikkelson at fault, with minor damage and a location diagram filed by Stone. In Swanton, H. F. Hatch reported a crash involving Mrs Hatch and Mr. Vayo, with minor damage to both vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
L. P. Stone
Thomas Mikkelson
Barre
Stone
Mikkelson
H. F. Hatch
Swanton
Fils
Hatch
Vayo
Highgate Springs accident cited driver and speed
The report attributes the crash to the Vayo car driver and his fast driving. Mrs Hateh had three women companions. Damages were about 15 dollars. The occupants escaped injury. Petition in Bankruptcy filed in Rutland for involuntary proceedings against Richford Consolidated Co. The Milford Consolidating Co. of Boston is the principal creditor with a claim of 662.52. Five Greenfield men were arrested for a disturbance in Guilford but released after Greenfield police secured court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highgate Springs
Hateh
Rutland
Henry Conlin
United States District Court
Massachusetts
Richford Consolidated Co
Vermont
Richford
Milford Consolidating Co
Boston
Masier B. Goldberg
Rose Krinsky
Greenfield
Frattleburg
Guilford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aprai
Harold
Nolin Bros. Cash Shoestore
Ethel Ramage
Boston Post
East
Twin State Gas & Electric Co
Evening Caledonian
Cheney
Lyndenville
Elizabeth Geary
Hanover
J. D. Cox
Wayne Perry
Mrs
J. P. Hicks
Hartwell Moore
Lillian
Springfield
Albert Judge
Craftsbury
Agnes Burbank
J. TR. Searles
Barton
William Stoddard
Thomas Priest
U.S. Navy
E. W. Heymann
Mrs. Heymann
Chesley House
Victor Genge
State Board of Health
Burlington
M. D. McDonald
Lake Megantie
William Tower
G. R. Garvin
Charles
Gfiss Grace Tower
Fred Folsom
E. W. Gustin
Crestwood
W. A. Brown
Central Street
G. Guyer
Guyer
George Gilman
Clayton
Sutton
E. W. Fuller
Sherbrooke
Clyde Fuller
J. Rolf Searles
Indianapolis
Amperial
Mt. Sinai Temple
Council
Charles Wilson
Plynn McDonald
Danville
L. E. Harris
Firestone
Firestone Tires
Voiles
M. A. Weinar
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