Local notes from St. Johnsbury residents and visitors
Misses Helen C Stevens Sadie P Cameron and Grace Rouse are at the Muncaster in Atlantic City for two weeks. Frank H Philburt and Mr Bemis of Vermont Maple Sugar Co Essex Junction were here Thursday on business. Miss Madeline Cary of Smith College is home from Northampton for the Bilstey vacation. Charles B Severance returned from Amherst NH where he was called by his sister Mex W Byrd illness. The many Miewls of Miss Dorothy Waldron will be sore to learn she is now in a Chicago hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles H W Goss left Thursday for Portland OR on a month long trip visiting relatives en route Canyon City Col to visit his brother and another in Portland. They will travel west via Denver Rio Grande and return by Northern Pacific. Mrs John Folsom of East Concord was here visiting friends Fini slay Jefferson Lillierap of Concord was here Thursday on business. Irving W Smith, wintering in Melrose MA, is expected here April for a short visit. Miss Grace Mathews of New York City is visiting Miss Jennie Herbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen C. Stevens
Sadie P
Cameron
Grace Rouse
Muncaster
Atlantic City
Frank H. Philburt
Mr Bemis
Vermont Maple Sugar Co
Essex Junction
Madeline Cary
Smith Col
Ore
Canyon City
Col
Goss
Portland
Denver and
Rio Grande
Northern Pacific
John Folsom
East Concord
Finislay
Jefferson Lillierap
Concord
Irving W. Smith
Melrose
Mass
Grace Mathews
New York City
Jennie Herbert
California Syrup of Figs Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts a laxative for children called California Syrup of Figs. It promises a harmless laxative with a tasty fruit flavor and direct dosing directions on each bottle, urging mothers to choose the product by ensuring the label shows California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Local Social and Business Notes from Danville Area
Mrs Calvin Breakwood and Mre Leo Brown of Miles Pond visited friends. Edward Pierson left for Boston to visit daughter and grandson Raymond for treatment. Mary H Grint attended in Hanover for dancing classes. John H Whiting of Boston visited his parents. Comer Garage Inc filed paid up capital of 10000 with secretary of state. Brattleboro residents Manley and Fitts hold top posts. family visits noted. Services at St. Andrews parish house. remains of Mrs J D Sturtevant brought from California. Mrs H Earl Franklin surprised with a gifts shower. Albert Ramsey returns from Cadillac school in Detroit and joins Northern Cadillac Co. R C A Babcock in hospital. Mrs Charles B Ranney ill in hospital. Dorothy White assists at Cowles Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johnsbury
Calvin Breakwood
Leo Brown
Miles Pond
Edward
ePierson
Boston
Milton Mlewellyn
Raymond
Mixes Mary H. Grint
Hanover
John H. Whiting
George Whiting
Comer Garage
St. Andrew's
J. D. Sturtevant
Danville
California
Albert Ramsey
Detroit
Cadillac School For Mechanics
Northern Cadillac Co. R. C. A. Babcock
Brightlock Hospital
Charles 8
Ranney
Jennie Walsh
Dorothy White
Cowles Press
Battles Discusses Compensation and Labor Law Reform
Comm r Battles addresses compensation and industrial accident prevention noting higher US fatalities than wartime losses. He supports improved labor laws to boost labor capital relations. At a Brotherhood business session Guy W. Hill presides with Roy N. Howard and others elected to posts. Music and refreshments followed the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The
Brotherhood
Guy W. Hill
Roy N. Howard
James A. Impey
Dale S. Atwood
F. B. Jacques
Charles 2
Woodbury
Ruth Flint
Arthur W. Hawkinson
Cary
Buttles
Page's No-Filler Fertilizer Advertisement
The home mixed brand uses high grade chemicals with bone base and no fillers. It guarantees analysis and delivery and offers 312 perch of ammonia ten percent and phosphoric acid plus nitrate of soda acid phosphate bone tankage potash and fertilizing salt with price quotes upon request.
Local Visitors and Social Notes from Passumpsic Region
W T Morse of Lynile Corner and Rh and Shannon of Cambridge visited on business. P Tite of Cambridge was in town, Mrs. Perley Town visited Mary Somers at Passumpsic, Mrs. M Goslant of Laneshoro returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs. Milton Julian. Archie Wilcomb and Rett Lockhert were in Conca on Cro Abbott Co business and in Quincy to visit family. Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge hosts a sugar party at O F hall Tuesday evening March 20 at 10. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Morse
Lynile Corner
Rh &. Shannon
Cambridge
Mass
Ividay
P. Tite
Cambie
Perley Town
Mary Somers
Passumpsic
Peidlay
Cro. Abbott Co
Rett Lockhert
Quincy
Nellie Patis
Ler
F. Cutting
Concord
J. E., Pauquette
Roxbury
S. O. Mitchell
Olive Branch
Rebekah Lodge
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Harvard
Harvard CO
Lowell
Commercial
Local News
Hanson
Grand Rapids
Collecmn
Canada
A. E. Counsell & Son
Vermont
Commr
Battles
Twin State Gas and Electric Company
Twin State Gas
Tam
Gillette Blades
Durham
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Carroll
Hyde Park
Dr. Edwards
Barqain’s Cigar Store Bowling Alley
C. H. Goss Co
Rovenles
Bertha M. Lee
Maist 1St
Johnsbury
A. B. Dow
Foster Ave
St. Johnabury
Bailey
Taunton State Hospital
Arthur W. Goss
Taunton
Harold Penniman
Mt. Pleasant Street
FP. G. Barry
Chestnut Street
South
Manchester
Conn
New Avenue Hotel
Woren Fim
Eastern
Ave
H. C. New
Church Street
Railroad
Ste
Eastern Ave
Bell
Positor
Gilpin, Hunt & Co
Barton
Charles H. Horton
Donian Offier
Two & Lyndon
Lyndonville
Winder
F. I
D. L. Wells
Hilcott St
St. Johsbury, Vi
Overland Auto
Harmers
Concord Avenue
Pennsylvania
Plymouth
J. B. Thompson
Burbank
Clit St
St. Johnbury
Vtz
O. V. Wooker & Son
R. J. Reds
Perley W. Petty
L. L. Bennett
W. E.G. Sparrow
Burlington
C. Be Davis
St Johnsbury
H. M. Bronson
Whith Wyandotte
Alphonse Gauthier
Concorns Ave
Passumpsic St. Garden
Main St
Main Street
Trent
Kerry-Ball Dry Goods
F. F. Dalley Corporations Ltd
Buffalo
Blake-Cowling Manufacturing Company
Blake-Cowling Manufacturing Co
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