East Concord Visits Across New Hampshire and Vermont
East Concord residents recount a week of visits to Bethlehem Lincoln Littleton North Woodstock St Johnsbury and Groveton with reports of 112 feet of snow in the Franconia Notch. Local movements include Ralph Hartshorn into Frank Warren's tenement and Bennie Sayers moving to Parky Barron's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thoman
Mrs. Bean
Fred Bean
Bethlehem
Arthur Rivers
Lincoln
Littleton
North Woodstock
Franconia Natch
Ralph Hartshorn
Frank Warren
J.C. Warren
2D. M. Smith
St. Johnsbury
Ross Folsom
Iarry Newman
Whitefield
N. H
Ben Briggs
George Lavatore
Homer Stuart
Lunenburg
U. S
Glenn W. Douglass
Burlington
Irene Gilman
Groveton
George Lavature
Antonia Gilman
Bennie Sayers
Howard Woodbury
Fred Whipple
C.J. Breakwood
Miles Pond
Danville
John Jewell
Te Company
Joe Jock
Dalton
Willie Sayers
American movement forms in Vermont promoting 100 percent Americanism
Burlington hosts a Sunday gathering of about 45 Vermonters to organize Vermont into a national 100 percent Americanism movement. The meeting voted to admit American Legion members without dues and urged nationwide adoption. Dr Thomas was elected state organizer chair, with Fred How as vice chair, James Taylor secretary, and M. S. Kinsley treasurer. Vermont plans a $5,000 fundraising target with three subsequent memberships in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Hollister Jackson
Haire
American Legion
John M. Thomas
Middet Collee
Dr. Thomas
Fred A. Howand
Montpelier
James P. Taylor
Burlington
Kinsley
Rutland
Vermont
Frank H. Brooks
Warks acquire two registered Guernsey cows at Appletree farms
Charles J. Wark and his son purchased two registered Guernsey cows from Appletree farms in Burlington. They arrived this week by express. Road Commissioner Russell has been graveling the road past Knapp farm using gravel from Selectman Grant's pit donated to the town. Mrs. George Wood visits Springfield to see his son. Mrs. B. G. Wood remains. Adell Bennett assisted Mrs. McFarland in Waterford. George Doucette works for the Concord creamery. Mr. Copp learns of his aunt Mrs. Hannah Colby's serious illness in Rumney, New Hampshire. Ralph Shastany and Silas Donaghy spotted a large bear while hunting. C. E. Newling, Sunny Slope farm manager, leaves for the west for most of winter. Mrs. Neff remains. Mr. Winn assists. H. M. Knapp returns from Montpelier. Mrs. Knapp expected home with belongings this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Wark
Appletree
Burlington
Express
Russell
Knapp Farm
Selectman Grant
George Wood
Springfield
B. GC. Wood
Adell Bennett
Waterford
McFarland
George Doucette
Concord
George Copp
Hannah Colby
Rumney
N. H
Ralph Shastany
Silas Donaghy
C. E. Newling
Mgr
Sunny Slope
Mrs. Neff
Mr. Winn
H. M. Knapp
Montpelier
Teed Urges Understanding Nation's Plan and Purpose
A historical reflection stresses that ignorance of a nation’s past disqualifies one from participating in its present and future. Myron W. Teed argues for grounding civic work in knowledge of national aims and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron W. Teed
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Relief
An old health ad claims Pape's Diapepsin neutralizes stomach acidity and relieves indigestion within moments after taking one or two tablets. The advertisement emphasizes quick relief, painless tablets, and low cost at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
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Herbert W. Conly
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Serling Range
Sterling
Sill Stove Works
Rochester, N. Y
Passumpsic Saving Bank
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Florida
Malaga
Doris Choe
Darling’s
Brookfield
McLaren’s
Imperial
Kraft
A. H. Gleason CO
East Concord
Helen Juchins
Nelson Rash
Charles Bandy
Lyndonville
Peter Hebert
Cora Fulford
W. S. Willard
Warry Rash
Willard
Robert Wright
Davison
Richard Wright
Louis King
Julia Bruce
Gideon Tousant
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Caledonian
Dodge Bros
West Charleston, Vt
Miami
France
C.H. Goss Co
ST. Johnsbury East
Ion
American Chemical Company
Thin State Gas“ Electric
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