Nesissis Conquers Rheumatism and Local News in West Barnet
West Barnet notes Mrs Paul Morison greets visitors and Grange held two mem berships brought in. Lectures featured three churches by youth and a Mother Goose program at Four Corners school house with $9.75 raised. Obituary: Daniel Harvey died at Winnie Harvey's home. Adelphia residents from Boston arrived. tradesmen and local families seen in St Johnsbury. Auction at James Allen's drew a large crowd. Exley new creamery manager. stock selling well. Vancoune injured in wagon accident. multiple residents active around Counsell's addy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Barnet
Paul Morison
Magoon
Four Corner
Daniel Harvey
Winnie Harvey
Mary Faris
Adelphia
Margaret
Pauline
Boston
Paria
Clara Gammon
Margie Fierce
Edward Pierce
H. B. Steele
St. Johnsbury
John Strobridge
Mr. Exley
Philip Vancoune
Thursden
Local Notices and Visits Across St Johnsbury Area
Mrs W W Waterman and two children from Willoughby visited Mr Roy Gibson. Mrs Agnes Exbey of Whitefield visited her niece Mrs Gray at Charles Amidon’s. Mrs E LeCluiy and two children of Sutton visited sister Mrs Carrull Lafoe. Mrs A C Hooker of Hardwick was here canvassing. Mr and Mrs Napoleon Parody of Peacham visited W F Powers. Powers hosted Jesse Smith in Lyndonville. Several families spent Sunday at Shadow Lake. Mr Fletcher of Trasburgh spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Arthur Bowen. Remains of Frank Whe who died at Brattleboro last Friday to be buried Monday in village cemetery. E B Drew rented tenement in L Tarling’s house. Mrs George Morrill improving. F B Richards led Congregational church services. A Hallett spending days in Boston for vm Barent Me. and Mrs Ralph Johanson and son of Lyndonville visited their parents. Mr and Mrs E Johnson spent Sunday. Foster Butterfield spent Sunday with aunt Mrs Dan Gilman in St Johnsbury. Rosie and Doris Wallace of MeIndoes visited parents Mr and Mrs Henry Wallace. Mrs Miles of Canada at home of Mrs Chris Palmer. Leonard Chamnan of Lyndonville at Charles Salmon’s. Thomas Laxton at Counaull’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Waterman
Willoughby
Roy Gibson
Agnes Exbey
Whitefield
Gray
Charles Amidon
E. LeCluiy
Sutton
Carrull Lafoe
A. C. Hooker
Hardwick
Napoleon Parody
Peacham
W. F. Powers
Jesse Smith
Lyndonville
Dean Hall
Charlie Bennett
Shadow Lake
Fletcher
Trasburgh
Arthur Bowen
E. M. Massey
Diance
C. C. Massey
E. Maynard Massey
St Johnsbury
Fret Gee
Putne
Archie, Massey
Hyde Park
Mass
Wendell Massey
Springfield
B.A. Farnham Anil
Lara
L. Tarling
George Morrill
F. B. Richards
Congregational Church
A. Hallett
Boston
Vm Barent
Ralph Johanson
E. Johnson
Foster Butterfield
Dan Gilman
St. Johnsbury
Rosie and
Doris Wallace
MeIndoes
Henry Wallace
Miles
Canada
Chris Palmer
Leonard Chamnan
Charles Salmon
East ST. Johnsbury
Steve Rudd
French
Church Society
Ella Potter
Merrimack
Grace Birch
Massachusetts
Gard Shores
North Concord
Donaghy
Charles Owens
Brightlock Hospital
Strobridge
West Barnet
Frank Bennett
Fred McLaughlin
H.S. Bridges
New York State
George McGinnis
Charles Taylor
Kirby
James Cogley
Russell
Louise Locke
Laura Trimble
Local Notes and Social Updates from East Ayegate
Rev. Mr. Praaer of Wells will supply the pulpit next Sunday. Grover Ball suffered painter's colic but plans to work soon. FP Powers and George Murphy spent the weekend in Erroll. Harold Somers, Harry Roberts, and Clarence Bedell traveled to Tarrytown New York to drive Chevrolet cars for G. B. Ruth. Cowan returned home from St Johnsbury over Sunday. Great and daughter with Michel Mountain Mills visited Grover Ball’s. Ervin Willig was ill then improved. Mrs. Claude Nelson of Boltonville visited Lawrence Gardners on Saturday. Orpha Bedell stayed home from Debon New York for the week only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Praaer
Wells
Grover Ball
Painter
H. Powers
George Murphy
Erroll
Great and Daughter
Michel Mountain Mills
Grover Ball's
Ervin Willig
Claude Nelson
Boltonville
Lawrence Gardners
Orpha Bedell
Debon
N. W
Northern Bankers Assn Met at Woodstock
The Northern Bankers association banquet at the Woodstock Inn drew Vermont New Hampshire bankers and Boston reps. Officers elected include President W. J. Sio Windsor and Edward N. Pearson Concord NH as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Bankers’ Association
Woodstock Inn
Boston
Vermont
New Hampshire
Charles A. Moras
Federal Reserve Bank
James O. Lyford
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire Bank Commission
Willard Scott
Brookline
Mass
W. J. Si
Windsor
Edward N. Pearson
Charles Lbeourdeau
White River Junction
P. A. Johnson
Newport
Henry Cushing
Woodstock
Elmer A. Darling
East Burke
G M. Campbell
W. E. Riley
Q. J. Mathewson
Lyncdonville
Richard C. Baker
Edward G. Asselin
St. Johnsbury
Mr. Darling
Laymen's League Service at North Danville
The Laymen's League held the morning service at North Imanville Baptist church with strong local turnout. Speakers included ELC. Smith and D. G. Jones while Arthur ft Brooks Atwood and Ms. Brooks led singing and prayers. The church exceeded its Inter Church World movement goal by subscribing $1,600 on a £1,500 four year pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Imanville
Inter Church World Movement
Local News Brief From East St Johnsbury and Market Notes
Mrs Ed Bughee travels to Wilder for her daughter Myrtie’s illness. Mrs George Woods is seriously ill after stepping on a rail. Ricker's Market in Johnsbury reports weekly livestock receipts with poultry at 10 cents a pound and milk cows priced from 12 to 15 cents per pound. calves and other livestock listed with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST
Johnsbury
Ed. Bughee
Wilder
Myrtie
George Woods
Ricker’s
Rieker’s
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DeLaval
Empire
Harry H. Carr
Bay Street
W. A. Wright
BY the Corner Garage Inc
PHOME
Eastman
Nesis
Thomas Laxton Peas
Counsell
ST. Johnsbury Center
Thomas Laxton
Counaull’s. Ady
East
Ayegate
W. L. Jenkins
Sidney Colbeth
George Ailes
Barnet
D. B. Leach
Fred Farmer
Charles
J. W. Nickerson
Mr. Nickerson
Webber
Old Town Committee
Montpelier
PF. Russell
Lansing
Mich
J. F Adams
Lyndon
Camels
Margarett
J.reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
Laymen's League
North Danville
Grocers
St Ec
Lurchin
the Quality Jewelers
Eastern Avenue
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Gardeners Attention
Champion
England
Nott's Excelsior
Best
Alaska
Counsell’s
U.S
A. E. Counsell & Son
The
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Blake Dirigible
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