Local gossip notes and family visits in Lyndonville
Mrs Clara Gage returns from East St Johnsbury to keep house in her tenement. Robert Paris leaves the Lyndonville tenement for Canada. Mrs S G Collison is more comfortable. Charles and Mary Trefren of Waterville visit daughter Mrs A L Leonard. Doris Colby heads to Marshalltown Iowa to see Dr Cleon Colby. Mrs Hamy Silsby and Eunice visit Mrs George Knights while Mr Silsby travels to Boston. St Peters church services Sunday June 29 at 9 p.m. Captain George A Farrison and wife go to Burlington. Mrs H Clifford Smith and daughter Helen return from Whitefield NH, with Mrs F H Smith. A large group of Masons travel to Owls Head for final outing. Earl Bemis and Laura Allard marry June 25 at St Elizabeth Church. Mrs Milo Shattuck visits relatives in Berry PQ. No Ads after 11 Oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Gage
East St. Johnsbury
Robert Paris
Canada
S. G. Collison
Charles Trefren
Waterville
A. L. Leonard
Doris Colby
Cleon Colby
Marshalltown
Del
Hamy Silsby
Eunice
George Knights
Mr. Silsby
Boston
St. Peter's Church
George A. Farrison
Burlington
H. Clifford Smith
Helen
Whitefield
N. H
F. H. Smith
Owls Head
Earl Bemis
Laura Allard
Beth Allard
St. Elizabeth Church
Milo Shattuck
Berry
P. Q
Sunday hours at Bingham's Deny store
The notice lists summer hours from 4 to 10 am. W A Freemon is in Berlin on business. Ray Bailey and family vacationing in Craftsbury. James Leary visiting Concord. Robert May in Lyndonville on Berry Bull business. The Ladies Aid food sale is Saturday June 28 at Union Baptist Church starting 2:30. Firemen field day and outing on June 28 at Pair Ground. Dinner by Mrs. Somerville and assistants. Chief Marden overseeing arrangements and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham's Deny
W. A. Freemon
Berlin
N. H
Ray Bailey
Craftsbury
James Leary
Concord
Nhs
Robert May
Lyndonville
Berry- Bull
Ladies’ Aid
Union Baptist Church
Central Fire Station
Notice of adjourned annual meeting of Fairbanks and Co
Stockholders are notified of the adjourned annual meeting of B. and T. Fairbanks and Co. to be held at the company's office in St Johnsbury Vermont on Thursday July 17 1919 at 2 o clock in the afternoon. Reports of officers will be heard and a Board of Directors for the year ensuing elected. Other lawful business may be transacted. By order of the President J C Clark Secretary St Johnsbury Vt June 26 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. & T. Fairbanks & CO
B. and T. Fairbanks and Co
St. Johnsbury
J.C. Clark
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Distinguished Service Medal Awarded to Cole W. C. Johnson
Word comes that on June first the Distinguished Service Medal was presented to Cole Wait C. Johnson of Rutland and University of Vermont graduate. General Pershing conferred the honor in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Wait C. Johnson
Rutland
University of Vermont
General Pershing
Maybe They Did Win Maximilian Harden Claims German Faith in Victory
German writer Maximilian Harden argues that the German masses still believe the army won and that until a peace treaty is signed doubt remains in the country. He notes the army returned to peaceful homes, thriving industries, intact cities, and undamaged roads, suggesting the German people should greet them as victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximilian Harden
Labor Shortage Hits U S Building Boom
The administration in Washington underestimates the urgent need for workers as reports show 100 new hotels required in New York City and thousands more nationwide. The main issue is finding workers for the available jobs, not creating them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York City
Government runs telegraph system costly to taxpayers noted
J C Koons of the Post Office Department says government operation has cost taxpayers at least $1,000,000. He cites only taxation costs and admits no estimate includes losses from private business impairment, failed deals, delays, or industry halts due to uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Koons
Post Office Department
Classified Notices From A Rhode Island Red Chicks To Cottage For Sale
Wanted a few Rhode Island Red Chicks Tel 220 W 805 for sale small cottage and barn good garden lot price 1000 Caledonia Real Estate Co 305 tf Wanted man or woman as helper to chef St Johnsbury House 205 tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Caledonia Real Estate Co
St. Johnsbury House
Government Aids Injured Veterans With Job Support
Special to service men reports Mr. P. W. L. Cox of the Federal Board for Vocational Training visiting the Red Cross office to assist returned service men with claims for partial or permanent disabilities and to line up education. The board plans monthly visits to aid applicants, with contact through Mrs. Margaret N. Heywood of the St Johnbury Red Cross branch or Arthur Brooks for the County. Also noted is a complaint from Officer Nuke in Plainfield about a car speeding through the village and officers obtaining the occupants’ identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. L. Cox
Federal Board For Vocational Training
Red Cross
Margaret N. Heywood
St. Johnebury
The
Arthur BR. Brooks
Harry A. Black
Nuke
Plainfield
Tenement for Rent and Furnishings at 92 Railroad Street
Short on details. advertisement notes soft drinks cigars and cigarettes available, furnished rooms by the day or week, and one furnished tenement to eat. Proclaimed owner JOS. McCAFFREY located at 92 Railroad Street with one month paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos, McCaffrey
Railroad Street
Porter family visits relatives in Springfield and Boston
Mr and Mrs Frank T Porter of Springfield Massachusetts are visiting their son Frederick W Porter of Main Street. Mrs Clinton Bennett of Boston is visiting her mother Mrs Matilda Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Porter
Springfield
Mass
Frederick W. Porter
Main Street
Clinton Bennett
Boston
Matilda Taylor
Court updates and social notes from Williams Mfg suit to Skinner cases
County Court proceedings continue with Williams Mfg Co vs Insurance Co of North America and multiple Skinner divorce actions, some discontinued. Optimistic proverb urges wise submission. Third band concert at Court House Square features tunes by Foster, Trolfe, St Clair, and Halley, plus a star spangled finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Mfg. Co. Et al
Insurance Co
North America
Porter, Witters & Harvey
Dunnett, Shields & Conant
Stanton
Orville F. Skinner
Nellie M. Skinner
Skinner
Orville P. Skinner
Guy W. Hill
Exine
Woolson
Amasa Glenn Woolson
Searles & Graves
Dunnett, Shields
Court House Square
America
Mare
Legion of Ionor” Hall
Trolfe
St. Clair
Stephen C. Foster
Old Kentucky
Massa
Weidt
Kidney Pain Ad Campaign Claims Quick Relief
An OCR fragment promotes a kidney pain relief product with claims of rapid action. It describes back pain as a sign and urges immediate use of a remedy sold in a box labeled Gold 2SDAZ, noting pleasant taste and safety. The text is garbled and unverified.
Local beetle mistaken for 17 year locust causes alert
County Agent Wayland P Prost reports Harold L Bailey of Brandon identified the specimen as a Buprestidae beetle, the metallic wood borers. The larvae bore in beech and maple and some stone fruit trees. not considered highly harmful and related to the shadapple tree borer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland P. Prost
Harold L. Bailey
Brandon
Collecting That Living From a World of Exchange
An excerpt discusses how every person who feels they owe the world for their living works in a mutual exchange with society. The text frames life as a transaction where the world contributes and individuals repay through effort and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aman
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Leach & Waterman
Globe Theatre
the House of Guaranteed Entertainment Today
George Walsh
William Fox
CONSTANCE _TALMADGE
Utz & Dunn Brown
Evening Caledonian
the Globe Today
Roose
P.Q
Corine Gaudreau
Limited
Oguensburg
N.Y
George R. Bagby
Danville, Vt
Leclerc
Hall Hill
St Johnsbury, Vt
Berry-Ball Dry Goods CO
Fox
Drury & Wilson
March
Independentia
H. A. Bryant
Browns Cigar
Main St
Calumet Club
Sarlom
Vermont
New Willoughby Hotel
Everybody Come
Atore
Home Relief Laboratories
Malden
Stiles’ Drug Store
C, C, Bingham
Passumpsic Saving Bank
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
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