Wedding year smiles grace Lyndonville trio
Lyndonville residents celebrate the golden anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Butler with a large church reception in Craftsbury. Attending were relatives from Lyndonville and neighboring towns, including H. Z. Harriman and Mrs. Fred Davison, marking fifty years of marriage and community respect. A later ball game saw the Aggies lose to the Institute 12 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndonville
Harley Cowles
Lanentung
Jay S. Butler
pCatisbure
Methodist Church
Mya
H. Z. Harriman
Ceaftsbury
J. C. Eaton
H. W. Lyster
Rebekah Lodge
Butler
Mr. MieFarlanw
Methodis
Butle
J. ©. Eaton & Hardware
Aggies
Earl Roundy
West Burke
Harold Pyer
Clarence Wraser
Pyers
John Merrill
Newport
Henry Watson
Gothy
W. S. Jeffers
St. Johnsbury
St. Peter's
Hubur
Montpelier
G. M. Campbell
CL. Stunt
A. A. Humphrey
Samuel Mitchell
Mildred Downey
Lorne Downey
Vieve
Utah
R. H. Moore
Stanley
Randolph
J. S. Butler
Fred Davison
Brighton
Mass
County W C T U Convention at Barnet
The County W C T U convention at Barnet elected department superintendents including Evangelistic and Sunday Schools Ida C Greig East Barnet and Flor al Mission Balle Marian Barnet. Morning reports and memorial tree planting followed with officers named and 125 dollars spent on state, entity, and local work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida C. Greig
Barnet
Mary McGill
East Barnet
Flower Mission
Balle Marian
Nurture and Press
Mre
X. Im
Sutton
L. A. Owen
Hartwick
Myrtle S. Crow
St. Johnsbury
Carrie Clifford
East Ryemite
M. K. Yairbanks
Tau Giflin
Mary Gillis
Danville
Emily Albee
Elie M. Marvey
Elsie Pease Barney
Swanton
Slocum
M. K. Fairbanks
West Burke
Louie C. Roy
Fairbanks
Mire
M. H. Goss
Ida C. Gree
Burnet
Bole
East Hardwick
Louise del Roy
St. Johnsby
Charlotte Slocum
M. Hi Goss
Arthur EF. Groy
Nettie Lane
Marsairet Gilfillan
Harriet Choate
Kate M. Aygiles
St. Johns
St. Johnsbury Union
Institute Beats Vail Aggies In Narrow 12–10 Victory
Lyndon Institute defeated the Vail Aggies on the campus Wednesday noon by a score of 12 to 10. Monk Morse held the box for the Institute while Doug Pate banks tried to help the Aggies. The Institute produced multiple hits and steals, with Gaudette, Nelson, and Morse among key contributors. Rankin led the Aggies with a stolen base and score, but Lyndon’s hits and timely runs, including a three-run fourth inning and two late tallies, secured the win. Umpire Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Institute
Monk” Morse
Institute
Doug
Pate Banks
Aggies
J. F. Pierce
Fist
Withington
Griswell
Cusson
Grisweld
Hall
Gaudette
Nelson
Hall George
Morse
Watson
Pierce
R. F. Pierce
Vuscan
Griswold
Avgies
Fairbanks
L. I
F. Pierce
Woods
RF Pierce
Neon
George Ib
Bed
Densmore
Worthington
Rankin
Holow Siiler
Pairbank Rugales
Diamond
U' Harlow
Vail Aevies
Mona
George
Land
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Cosmopolitan ‘Trust Co
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Devonshire St
Boston
Ofa
THE
Peck Company
Gold Windal
Twin State Sea
Twin State Gas & Electric Company
Twin State Gas & Electric Co
Twin State Gas and Electric Company
W. C.T. U. Convention
Vail Aggies
Lyndon
Knights of Pythias
Apollo Lodge
H. C. Ingersoll, C. C. A C. Abbott
Shoe Shine Parlor
Eastern Ave
N. Y
N.h.&h. Railroad
Harlem River
N.Y
Tett
the Anzac Co
Makers
Concord
Vermont
C. J. Oben Co.Inc
Frank X Landot
Eastern Avenue
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Sses
Apply
M. Tiale
Mer
Luke Alarey Cleh
Faislee
Hicyels
Taunton State Hospital
Arthur V. Goss
Spt
Taunton
Fairbanks Inn
Hoadley Restaurant
Brattleboro
Plunkett, Webster Lumber Co., Inc
Bennington
A.B. Dow
FEMAJ
Vermont State Hospital
E. A. Stanley
Palmer Bros
Star
Bar
Porto & Sono
Inundpa J Newman
Heights House
Lunentyn
Ren
W. J. Concord
Dahmas
Yundottes
Martin Black
John W
Campbell
Railroad Street
Pettion Mer
Hastings St
R. T. Silver
Porthind St
Republic
Vatier
Alco
Heerman’ & Son
Coventry
B. Stanley
Crystal Lake
Barton
Woodward
South
Woodstock
I. F. Goslant
Ayar
BE. Counsell & Son
St. Johsbury
Passumpsic
W. S. Willard
Pass
Bert A. Wella
P.O
Buttington
Sal
M. Kualla
Sprine St
McLean's
Xame
Walker
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