Methodist Minute Men Ride to Columbus Centenary
More than 150 Methodist Minute Men from Boston will travel in a special train on July 2 to join the Columbus Ohio centennial celebration of Methodist missions from June 20 to July 13. A New England delegation will lead the 65,000-strong parade on Minute Men's Day July 11.
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Boston
Columbus
Ohio
New England
H. B. Dickson
James T. Daniels
Columbus Chamber of Gommeres
From the Beginning. Men who expect women to be punctual
A brief quotation from the Boston Transcript notes men who demand women's punctuality overlook their own delays. The line references Adam in the garden as a time benchmark, reflecting on expectations and timing in social conduct.
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Adam
Goston Transcript
Grace Unity Club Pood Sale At Methodist Church
Grace Unity Club will hold a food sale at the Methodist church Saturday at three o'clock. If Mss Malcolm McLeod has been confined to the house the past week by illness Milo Corliss has finished work for the St Johnsbury Laundry and gone to Bradford for the summer. The Sunday hours at Bingham's Drug store during the summer will be from 9 to 1 a.m. only. Miss Carolyn H Lincoln of Springfield Mass arrived here Wednesday to spend the summer with her sister Mrs Arthur F Stone.
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Grace Unity Club
Malcolm McLeod
Milo Corliss
St. Johnsbury
Bradford
Bingham’s
Carolyn H. Lincoln
Springfield
Mans
Arthur F. Stone
Annual Meeting Elects Officers and Socials Hosted
The St. John de Crevecoeur Chapter D. A. Th held its annual meeting on June 17. Officers elected were Regent Mrs. Ella W. Weeks Vice Regent Mrs. Bertha M. O. Secretary Mrs. Harriet J. Haxen Treasurer Mrs. Anna J. Pearl Registrar Mrs. Minnie B. Hazen Historian Mrs. Edith R. Braley. After business, Mrs. Stevens entertained with refreshments. Several local people were noted for travel and events, including Dr. Wallace Nutting’s upcoming lectures at North Church and a Boy Scout fundraiser. A sheep accident involving George Morvill and My. Day highlighted road safety. Enid Bennett stars in Paramount’s Partners Three, with positive reviews and strong supporting casting.
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St. John de Crevecoeur
D. A. Th
C. H. Stevens
Ella W. Weeks
Bertha M. O
Harriet J. Haxen
Anna J. Pearl
Minnie B. Hazen
Edith R. Braley
Hestens
Stevens
George Morvill
St. Johnsbury Center
Harry Day
My. Day
Death of Honored Lady Woodworth
The city and state mourn the passing of Mrs. Woodworth born May 3 1849 Sugar Hill Liteon daughter of Charles and Amelia Parker. First New Hampshire girl to graduate Wax sar College 1870 she taught and led in education music and missions. Survived by three children Edward Knowlton Charles Parker and Grace Woodworth.
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Sugar Hill
Liteon
Woodworth
Charles
Amelia
Bennett) Parker
St. Johnsbury
Waxsar College
New Hampshire
St. Johnsbury Academy
St. Agnes Hall
Bellows Falls
Albert B. Woodworth
Concord
Concord Board of Education
Concord Woman's Club
New Hampshire Federation of Woman's Clubs
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
General Board of Missions
Vassar and Collegiate
Bouton
Edward Knowlton Woodworth
Street~ Or, Demond, Woodworth and Sulloway
Charles Parker Woodworth
Woodstock Lumber Company
Boston
Grace Woodworth
Plans for celebration outline parade and events
City committees report funding for a noon buffet for soldiers and models, an evening supper, a parade with all town groups in line or as floats, and a track and field program at Pair Ground. Decorations contract with A. M. Fraser Co. underpins street and building adornment from Portland street to the Museum with merchants paying for private-house decoration. An airplane possibility hinges on Congressman Dale.
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Anilora
Portland Street
A. M. Fraser Co
Manchester
N. H
George H. Stearns
Committee On Entertainment
Dale
Washington
Germans Accept Treaty Signals End of Scheidemann Rule
June 20 Paris reports indicate Scheidemann government fell and President Ebert may be replaced as German political upheaval follows the collapse of the Scheidemann-Ebert regime. French and American officials anticipate signoff on revived terms. Gustave Noske rumored to form a new cabinet. Austrian delegation protests postwar responsibility shift to Austria.
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Foreman
Coblenz
Weirer
Berlin
Germany
Phillip Scheidemann
Gustave Noske
Paris
Scheidemann
Kert
National Assembly
Ebert
Scheidemann-Ebert
ST. Germain
Good Manners and the Value of Courtesy
The excerpt discusses manners as vital to life, asserting they permeate society like air and constitute good behavior built on kindness. It emphasizes behavior over mere appearances and cites Samuel Smiles. Our want ads pay.
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Inw
Sarmuel
Knox Resolution Continues Push Against League Covenant
Republican leaders press the Knox resolution to take up debate on the League Covenant. Senator Knox will move formal consideration as a test of whether the Senate can muster enough votes to signal that two thirds for ratification cannot be reached if parts of the covenant are kept. Some senators may oppose certain provisions but avoid premature interference with Paris negotiations.
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Knox
Pennsylvania
Senate
Republica Leatery
Paris
Advance Party Heads to Camp Abnaki for Summer Prep
An advance party including Mesure, Clark, McGovern, and Ames travels to Camp Abnaki on June 21 to ready the Vermont boys camp at Lake Champlain. They will unpack equipment, set up tents, test water, deploy boats and swimming float, and erect a new 70 foot flagpole for the nine week session.
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Abnaki
Vermont
Mesure
Clark
McGovern
Ames
Halyrerz
Rutland Railroad
Abnaki Station
Eansing Sason
Lake Champlain
Summer Home Burned at Forest Lake New Hampshire
The summer cottage of Carl H. Turner at Forest Lake New Hampshire was struck by lightning last night and destroyed. A large tree near the building was hit and the fire spread to the cottage leaving it enveloped in flames. Mrs H N Turner was notified by wire from Boston and told of the loss.
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Carl H. Turner
Forest Lake, N. H
Forest Lake
N. H
Turner
Boston
H. N. Turner
Saint-Saens a Prodigy from Early Steps to Fame
Saint-Saens began playing the piano almost as soon as he walked. He could name notes from every clock chime in the house as a child.
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Saint-Saens
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