Much to keep house so gets divorce
In Newport Vermont district court Judge Butler disposed of several divorces. Pearl B. Vane of Newport was granted a divorce from Leon W. Dane for wilful desertion and she may resume her maiden name Pearl Buckland. They married June 1, 19— and had no children. The couple lived on Lafayette street in St. Johnsbury before Dane left in June.
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Orleans County
Newport
Butler
Rutlins
Pearl B. Vane
Leon
Dane
Lir. A. Edwards
First Congregational Church
St. Johnsbury
Bucklani
Petitioner
Mabel L. Clark
Mollard
Harry
Chirk
Regis
Samuel Chirk
Clirk
Mel
Clark
Holland
U.S
Camp Bartlitt
Westheld, Mf
Helen 1
Wall
Speinafell
Wis
Tater
Ainnulle
Minstrelsy Capers Highlight Universalist Entertainment
The Universalist Church choir staged a lively program at the Church of the Messiah venue on Thursday evening. Interlocutor De Carpenter led a two part show featuring end men A Knapp C P French Peel C Gilsen and Harold C Abbott with a chorus of singers. Miss Margan et Chuk Thelma Rowan Milvod Smith Lila V Gilfillan Lyle Tillotson F Navold Tilotson Tule Daniels Milton Montgomery performed in the quartet alongside Mrs B E B Doyle readings titled A Bundle of Old Letters drew praise. Fancy dancing by Misses Webbe Scott Mildred Smith Thelma Ronan followed. A notable number had the Taddies quartet around Mrs Robert Clark and the Medicine Man sketch with Abbott as doctor Lon as attendant and Mildeed Smith Margaret Clark Wendell Letorneau Lyle Tillotson as the office boy and Charles FP French as the versatile Kishan. The show manager was Charles Theeneh with musical director Mildred Smith. In the arylyska were Miss Stephen-Swatt George C Belch Alan Muntee and Pollykin Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Messiah
Universalist Church
de Carpenter
A. Knapp
C. P. French
Peel C. Gilsen
Harold C. Abbott
Lyle Til Hotson
Marganet Chuk
Thelma Rowan
Milvod Smith
Lila V
Gilfillan
Liye Tillotson
F. Navold Tilotson
Tule Daniels
Milton Montgomery
B. E B. Doyle
Mildeed Smith
Margaret Clark
Wendell Letorneau
Lyle Tillotson
Charles FP
French
Kishan
Gilroy
Admiral Sims Pressed for Early Convoy Adoption in War
Admiral Sims testified that the Navy and Secretary Daniels delayed adopting the convoy system for protecting merchant ships, despite Sims urging as early as May 1918. He warned arming convoys offered insufficient protection and said Allied plans varied from British French methods, causing prolonged delay and negotiations with the British admiralty.
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Washington
Navy
Adipiral Sims
Senate
United States
Daniels
Navy Department
New York
Jellicoe
St Johnsbury Triumphs Over Woodsville In Rough Fast Game
The Legionaires from Woodsville met St Johnsbury at the armory Thursday night in a fast rough contest. St Johnsbury won 71 to 27 as Dumas and Connor led locals with six baskets each, while Kirk and Sweeney starred for Woodsville. The game featured early delays and rough play with intense full-court effort from both sides.
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Legionaires
Woodsville
Rmory
St. Johnsbury
Company 1
St.Johnsbury
St. J
Dumas
Joel
Connor
Fisk
Clark
Ashton
Duemis
Kirk
Sweeney
Smith
Gilson
Tamas
Finelly Connor
Beebe Man Languishes After Weeks of Sleep
Melvin Cass of Beebe P Que has suffered two weeks of unarousable sleep with a red tingling feeling preceding it. Doctor R A Gatehell and others have failed to awaken him. The Beebe undertaker, aged about 44, is under constant watch as friends and physicians seek a cure.
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Melvin Cass
Beebe
McCoy
Sherbrooke
Casa
Elmer French Dies Suddenly in Glover
Elmer French dies at about 60 from acute indigestion in Glover while visiting his mother. He lived in Chelsea Massachusetts for 20 years and worked on Freeh Street, Boston. He leaves a sister and brother in law and multiple siblings, with family in St. Johnsbury and Glover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulmer French
George I Green Sells His Bakery to Dutile and Pope
George I Green sells his Main Street bakery to Archie J Dutile and Clarence H Pope. Dutile and Pope take possession Monday morning. Dutile formerly at Cross bakery. Pope connected with F A Scott store bakery. Green ran the bakery for nine years and built a successful business. future plans undecided.
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George I. Green
Green
Archie J. Dutile
Clarence Hf. Pope
Utile
Scale Works
The
Cross Bakery
My. Pope
F. A. Scott
Mr. Green
Vote On New Draft of Troublesome Measure May Come Late Today
In Washington a substitute for the Republican Article 10 reservation to the peace treaty was introduced in the Senate by Senator Lodge. The measure aims to preserve negotiators' compromise without altering the substance, with votes expected later today as Republicans push to ratify the treaty. The article details the proposed language and the political maneuvering around the reservation.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Amon
Ehough Votos
United States
League
Canada
Ottawa
Solicitre General
Tate
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Orleans County Court
Universalist Church Choir
Charles Theeneh Anl
Mildred Smith
Sthehe — Swatt
George C. Belch
Alan Muntee
Pollykin Morris
Lnies DM. Sims
Good Shepard Mills
Flushes
Columbia Lines
Lougee & Smythe
Beebe Man
Elmer French
Glover
General Motors Corporation
Chas. E. Silsey
Buick
Eastern Ave
Vermont
State Armory
American Legion
Marine
Congress
Oenvoon
ST. Rele
Wemich
Asselin Bros
Spot Crane
American Chemical CO
St. Johnsbury, Vt
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