Adriatic settlement advances. Fiume to be independent
Reports from Paris say peace talks yield Adriatic settlement certainty. Fiume will become independent. Italians gain some Dalmatian islands while Zara and Sebenier are excluded. In Coblenz a fire and munition explosion left 80 missing among American troops. In Worcester, Mrs Richardson wounded by shotgun pellets. investigation by E. St. Davis and H. C. Lawson underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pais
Germany
Council Four
Austria
Council of Four
Paris
Adriatic
Fiume
Zara
London
Coblenz
Cologne
Worcester
E. St. Davis
Barre
H. C. Lawson
Burlington and area social notes and notices 1919
In Burlington and nearby towns residents report business trips visits and social events. Names include Tames Cosgrove Harry Day Florence Seeley N H Foster Elliott Sam Moore Joe Hopkins Claude Roundy Dr Paulson Edwin Lockhart and many others with dances concerts and theatre ads at Music Hall Lyndonville and Globe. Funeral of Fred J. Paine noted with Masonic rites and local visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Day
Indianapolis
Charles Shields
White River Junction
Florence Seeley
Lebanon
N. H. Foster Elliott
Brattleboro
Sam Moore
Burlington
Joe Hopkins
West Burke
Claude Roundy
Dr. Paulson
Danville
Harry Witters
East Haven
Treatment that Gave Relief for Constipation and Dizziness
Jas Royall of Ogdensburg recounts three years of severe constipation, dizziness and headaches resolved by Fruit-a-tives tablets. He used one box and then twenty four more, reporting his condition became perfect. Sold by the Fruit-a-Tives company at trial sizes and bulk boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cextant Wually
Bostox
Mass
JAS
Royall. Soc
Umited
Ogdensburg
Vermont K of C Burlington near 25 percent rise in members
State Deputy Thomas B. Wright reports Vermont Knights of Columbus membership up 25 percent from last year. The convention at New Sherwood featured war work calls for more Vermonters as Secre taries for home and overseas. A May dinner and ball at the New Sherwood drew about 150 couples from every council, with Wright and other officers in the receiving line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Thomas B. Wright
Vermont
Knights of Columbus
New Sherwood
Wright
The
E .O. Mitlguy
Edward
Pre Memorial Exercises At Portland Street And Summer Street Schools
The pre Memorial exercises were held yesterday at 2 30 on the playground with parents and friends present. The program included songs recitations and addresses from grades 1 through 6 and featured patriotic pieces and the Gettysburg Address. Speakers were present at the schools and Superintendent Young invited Grand Army of the Republic members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Street
Summer Street
Gettysburg
Foster Woods
Charles Malan
United States
Stuart Farr
Harald G. D. Scott
Flanders Fields
America
Georgia
Young
Grand Army of the Republic
Stafford Church Leads Vermont Universalist Campaign
The Universalist church in South Stratford Vermont became the first in the state to go over the top in the Members and Money drive. Its one thousand dollar apportionment was enthusiastically subscribed, led by Pastor Rev. H. F. Fister. The campaign continues as St. Johnsbury events begin next Sunday with Rev. George F. Fortier speaking at the Church of the Messiah, while Morrisville sees the Messiah pastor preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Webster Street
Fair Haven
St. Johnsbury
West
Kate Nelson
Wendel
F. A. Poole
Sadie Ainsworth
Hardwick
William Church
North Danville
Emily Bugbee
Chester Bugbee
George Wheelock
Calais
James Odgers
Danville
Universalist Church
Vermont
Universalist
South Strafford
H. F. Fister
George F. Fortier
Quebec
Church of the Messiah
Morrisville
Vegetable Wax Industry Sees Demand Growth Abroad
A Japanese industry has shown notable progress in recent times and is not focused on the extinction of vegetable wax. Instead it reports rising demand in foreign markets, signaling expanding export opportunities for refined wax products.
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Invincible
Leach & Waterman
Dorothy Paithips
Geraldine Farrar
Charlie Chaplin
Matt
Jeff
Tom Mix
Evening Caledonian
Edwin F. Lockhart
Haven
John Lang
East Burke
Fred Kimball
Miss Dresser
Lyndonville
Wilkie
Alexander Dawson
Sam Jolson
Martha and
Sadie Dawson
Lebanon, N. H
E. Bay Jusn’s
Eddie Gobar
Firedale
James Ball
Brightlock Hospital
C. F. Nixon
St. Albans
Lyle Spaulding
Windsor
Oulda Johnson
Mya
Charles Johnson
Ambrose Corfield
Harry Cuthbert
Stanley
Sherbrooke
Thomas Corfield
R. By French
Boston
Thunday
Lola
Marjorie French
T. F. Burroughs Orchestra
Music Hall
HP. B. Jacques
Woodstock
Springfield
Derby
Stanstead
Rutland
Lancaster
Newport
Warrenrath
Colonial Theatre
Georgiana Reed
New York
S. K. Perry
Hartford
Arthur Hale
Mary Hale
Newbury
Smith College
Museum
M. Chase
Wells River
R. F E. Clark
Fred Larou
H. B. Smith
Fairbanks
Dorothy Phillips
Globe Today
Charlie
Globe Triday
Alexander Dunnett
David
Annabelle
Billie Burke
Fred J. Paine
Leclerc’s Hall
Hill's Novelty Orchestra
Vermont K. OF C
Everwear
Our
Garment Department
Berry-Ball Dry Goods CO
Dr. Stetson
Decoration Day
Portland Street and
One Land
United
America the Beautiful
Stafford Church
Gide
Pearl White
Pathe News
Wallace Reid
Mike Moran
Houdini
Roscoe
Fatty” Arbuckle
Ser Ovt
Paramount
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