Telephone Ball At Newport School Hall Thrills Crowded Night
A Thanksgiving telephone operators ball at Newport School Hall drew about 120 couples and 400 attendees. Burroughs orchestra supplied fine dancing music from 8:30 to 9:00 PM with a grand march led by Co A Brown and Mrs. Brown. Refreshments of ice cream and wafers were free during intermission, hall decorations featured blue and white, and decorating was by the operators.
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Newport School Hall
Burroughs
Tom
Aperstors
Co A. Brown
Browny
Florence Wood
Josef Centerhat
Margaret Squires
Mary Shaw
Beatrice Laime
Jennie Clapper
Alma Astbury
Ruby Squires
Mildred Allen
Dorothy Mansfield
Jennie Caplan
Ivah Brown
Pearl Deccoteau
Virginia Berry
Vivian Beaureard
Blanche Whalen
Daily Caledonian Record boosts merchant speed and timeliness
The daily newspaper enables merchants to strike while weather favors them and meet emergencies. Copy is prepared in the morning and readers get it the same day, allowing shipments from Boston or New York to arrive and be shelved for sale next morning. Other papers lag due to slow printing and distribution.
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Boston
New York
Meilix Uma
Daily Caledonian Record
Thanksgiving Party At Somerville Home On Prospect Avenue
Thanksgiving festivities included a family reunion and elaborate dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs J Somerville at 2 Prospect Avenue. Guests included Mars, George Cross, J R Somerville, HW Wilcox family, Jennie S Noyes, B Walker, Elizabeth McLeod, Della and Hazel Walker, and Prof H G Patterson of Amesmouth College.
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J. Somerville
Prospect Avenue
New England
Somerville
Mars
George Cross
J. R. Somerville
HW. A. Wilcox and Son
Bernard
Jennie S. Noyes
Db. Walker
Elizabeth McLeod
Della
Hazel Walker
G. Patterson
Amnmouth College
Gillett Regrets Senate Defeat of League Treaty
Springfield interview with Frederick H. Gillett, speaker of the House, expresses regret that the peace treaty failed in the Senate. He favors reservations but says the world needs a League of Nations and cautions against partisan passage. He notes Washington mood leans toward irreconcilables and warns of further conflict over Austrian treaty.
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Springfield
Mass
Frederick Hl. Gillett
House
League of Nations
Senate
Frederick H. Gillett
House of Representatives
Washington
Germany
Congress
Gillett
Republic
Lodge
Gilletti
of Nations
Channer
Unclear next steps in Mexican situation hinted
Associated Press report from Washington notes no official decision yet on the Mexican situation. A cabinet reference is suggested as a possible next step. The brief query mentions awaiting further action without stating concrete measures. Ad end mentions Nazol as a catarrh remedy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Warden Names Deer Season Harvest Reporters
Will Peck of Sheffield the Caledonia county game warden designates men to report deer killed during the open season. List includes H. P. Simpson Sheffield Chas Miles Wheelock Lyndonville O L Leonard West Burke Will Russell Kirby M C Garfield St Johnsbury H M Oagood Danville Ruchter Peacham Perley Shattuck Hardwick I S Smith Stannard F A Holmes Sutton B Chase Barnet W Powers Waterford Rogers South Warde M J Coffin Groton J A McLam Byegate Corr W R Warde Weet Burke. Season runs Dec 1 to Dec 6 1914 with one deer allowed per hunter male or female. spotted fawn prohibited.
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Will Peck
Sheffield
Caledonia County
Bre
H. P. Simpson
Chas. Miles
Wheelock
Chas. Stevens
Lyndonville
O. L. Leonard
West Burke
Will Russell
Kirby
M. C. Garfield
St. Johnebus H
M. Oagood
Danville
Ruchter
Peacham
Perley Shattuck
Hardwick
S. Smith
Stannard
F. A. Holmes
Sutton
B. Chase
Barnet
W. Powers
Waterford
Rogers
South Warde
M. J. Coffin
Groton
J. A. McLam
Byegate Corr
W. R. Warde
Weet Burke
International peace council picks French leaders
Albert Thomas has been elected director of the international body under the League of Nations while Arthur also becomes permanent chairman of the governing body. Britain promises to push the Adriatic issue to a just settlement aligning with Yugoslav life and interests as the Supreme Council considers the matter.
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Wasitington
Albert Thomas
France
Bees
Arthur Also
London
Greeat
Britain
JugoShivie
Supreme Council
Great
Garfield Declares Profiteering Will Not Be Tolerated
Washington November 28 government to seize bituminous coal mines failing to raise production troops to guard miners seeking work. Plan aims for voluntary fourteen percent wage increase by owners or operators no general government control planned. individual cases decided on merit. Fuel Administration to operate seized mines. Garfield reiterates profiteering by capital will not be tolerated and the public will not bear higher prices.
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Garfield
Washington
Fuel Administration
Garfeld
Viscountess Astor Wins Seat in Parliament
Associated Press reports Viscountess Astor elected to Parliament after base voting. Former Boston socialite Miss Nan Nichols of Virginia, once connected to Gibson, noted in the victory context.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
Wing
Astor
Viscount Astor
Viscountess Astor
Boston
Nannick
Virginia
Charles Pana Gibson
Gibson
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