Local notices and visits fill recent town week
Baxter Bowman and Mrs Louise Burke hosted Sunday visits to John Rosebrook and Mrs Herman Wes. many residents, including Mr and Mrs Harvey Horner, Adna Smith and family, Steve Gardner, and Lewis Talbot, were seen visiting or traveling to nearby towns. Miss Louise Spencer completed her sixth term of school in White district with a full house, tea, and cake at Friday’s exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter Bowman
Derby
Louise Bowngnd Burke
John Rosebrook
Herman Webs
Harvey Horner
Waterbury
J. Briasonette
Adna Smith
Ray Smith
Grover Allard
Steve Gardner
East Lyndon
Ernest Allard
Lewis Talbot
Nora Woodward
Lyndon Swag
J. Q. Angell
Eva Rosebrooks
Newport
Emma Hudson
Burke
Bion Humphrey
Allen Jeffrey
Montpelier
Lizzie Jenkins
Marjorie Root
Charles Knapp
aWeron Knapp
B. W. Sherburne
Underhill
Jasper Foster
Frank Daprey
Everett
Mass
Eugene Daprey
Emma Jenkins
Sutton
Ida
Wesley Doe
Alvin Leham
Victory
Porter
Wheelock
Theo Harris
Burlington
Verdenia Smith
C. C. Caswell
Collins
Orleans
Myrtle Noyes
Helen Gangan
Grace Gowld
Lewiston
Ralph Turnbull
Fred Chapman
Dewey Spooner
William Dradley
Bertha Welch
John Welch
Huestus McNeal
A. A. Batchelder
Pretty wedding at Congregational church in Middlebury
Local notes report Mrs Theo Harris and family visiting Burlington and several residents working or visiting in nearby towns. A quiet wedding united Miss Agnes Allen Warner of Albany and Edwin Sherwood Stowell Sunderland of Cleveland with ministers Rev Henry C Newell and Rev I Ernest Sunderland officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Middlebury
Agnes Allen Warner
J. Allen Warner
Albany
N. Y
Edwin Sherwood Stowell Sunderland
Cleveland
Ohio
Heniy C. Newell
Ernest Sunderland
No More Farm for Mine in Paris Leave Rush
George Brown along with hundreds of doughboys enjoys a rapid three day Paris leave under American oversight. They gather at hotels, ride sightseeing buses with trained guides, and sample French meals while being shuttled between stations and landmarks. The piece satirically contrasts gritty preparation with the imagined glamour of the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
George Brown
Pershing
Hilladale
Atkinson Academy
George
Pari
Paria
George Browha
George Wight
Maxette
Hotel du Pavilion
Lusinowa
France
Boulevaria
Totor
Visithus
Y. M. G. A. Eiel
YANKEES JOIN POLISH LEGION FOR POLAND LIBERTY
Paris reports the Polish Legion of 30 000 fighters departed for liberty on their homeland as three New England Yankees Marry L Olmstead Danbury Conn Thomas F Russell Springfield Mass and Eric Kelly Melrose Mass join General Muller as Y M C A secretaries. The legion wearing horizon blue uniforms with square tam o shanters and white eagle patches are mostly American citizens or holders first papers for citizenship. General Haller led the advance guard from Paris, linking Poland with the western world as the two divisions of Poles prepare for homeland combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New England
L. Olmstead
Danbury
Haller
Poland
Narrow Escape From Death On Burlington Street
John Bonfiglio a Burlington barber narrowly escaped being crushed when he fell from the front steps of a moving electric car on Church street struck his head and was dragged several feet before the car stopped He suffered a scalp wound bruises and weakness from loss of blood. Mr and Mrs Artemas Houghton of Brattleboro were thrown from their overturned carriage after a hitching incident and were bruised with minor injuries Dr W J Kaine treated Mrs Houghton for ear bleeding and leg bruises. Jason Bushnell drove them home later that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bonfiglio
Burlington
Church Street
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East Burke
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N.B. C.graham
National Biscuit Company
Lyndon Center
Firestone
Rhine
Mini May Wood Fimmas
Army
Y. Auc. A
A. E.R
Army of Occupation
Yankees
Legion of American Poles
Great Britain
Shrewsbury
Janet Hut
Caledonia County
Welcome
Artemas Houghton
Brattleboro
West Brattleboro
Wallace Harris
Cills