Danville Community Notices Honor Sgt Albert Danforth Visit
Danville Mi and Mie hold reception for nephew Sergt Albert Tan forth on furlough from Camp Devens. About 150 attended a musical program with Marion Cole singing A Perfect Day. Danforth to be discharged soon. Also plans for a church social and Red Cross entertainment next week noted along with local obituaries and lodge meetings.
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Mie
Charley FL Wilson
Sergt
Albert Tanforth
Camp Devens
Mre
Marion Cole
Seogt. Sutcliffe
101St
C. A. Adama
Dole
Seri
Danforth
Camp Devers
Methodiat Dluvch
Red Cross
Wallace Reid
Mer. C. A. Adama
Teleride
O. E
Washburn Lodge
Sisonie Hall
Nettie Fishes
St. Joh
Bury
Vern Devenger
Barthett
Brockton
Edith
Stuart Perry
St. Johnsbury
James Stevens
Community Social Notes From North Danville and Nearby
North Danville reports visiting business guests including John Ward and Freeman Allen from Lynn Massachusetts. Local residents share weekend and Sunday visits among families with updates on illness and church suppers. A church vestry supper raised ten dollars and ten cents, with Easter exercises planned for next Sunday and invites extended to the community.
Local Social Notes From St Johnsbury Region
Mrs Roy Power and baby daughter returned from Brightlock hospital last Wednesday. Henry Ranney is seriously ill. Mrs E H Mitchem is gaining from recent illness. Mrs Nancy Kelley spent winter with sister Mrs Elizabeth Sulloway at St Johnsbury and returned home last week. Miss Emma Weston from Portsmouth N H is visiting Mrs Nellie Locklin at W P Russell's. Sugar parties are in order this year though farmers report below average crops. Mr and Mrs Dustin Griggs were in St Johnsbury to visit his brother Oscar returned from overseas. Mr and Mrs Oscar Blaisdell and son Percy and father visited J W Nickerson's over Sunday. Donut Blaisdell, who had been there several days, returned home with them. Mr and Mrs P J Ailes from St Johnsbury visited at George Ailes' Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Power
Brightlock Hospital
Henry Ranney
E. H. Mitchem
Nancy Kelley
Elizabeth Sulloway
St. Johnsbury
Emma Weston
Portsmouth
N. H
Nellie Locklin
W. P. Russell
Dustin Griggs
Oscar
Oscar Blaisdell
Percy
J. W. Nickerson
Blaisdell
P. J. Ailes
George Ailes
William Whitelaw Movse
Thomas
Cynthia
Rhinchard
Peachun
Ried Ellen Robbing
Mr. Morse
M. Bulcomb
Nevinee
Hares Vorse
Neponset
Pha Morse
Morse
Bown
Aley
Morses
Legislatue Ab Montpellos
Congregational Church
Bert
Olie
Harold Haywaal
B. Ry Mackay
Cldye
Albert Randall
Joh Somers
William Martin
Peacham
Plain View
Orange Taylor
Mary Amanda RR. Blake
Joseph
Sarah Elizabeth (Ferguson) Blake
Sutton
Anthon
Augustus Blake
Addie Craig
Hampton
Emma
Eligabeth Blake
Albert Blake
Tyler
Orange Whiteher Taylor
Oat Sutton
Danville
Herbert A
Buytonavilles
Frank J7
Roytha’ Ke
Feed Addie M
Moses Edmunds
Concord
N. Hi
Henry B
N. 11
Alice M
J. Hobart
Taylor
Fred
Oli Place
Mrs Taylor
Loether
Mrs. Taylor
Methorist Church
Turing
Tom
Tony
Harold Hayward
Mia
BR. Mackay
Simeon Hobart
Albert Peak
George Aha Jing
William Sanborn
Tralph Hay
Burnet
Ling
Edith Allen
Bright Lock Hospital
Harvey Lyford
William Somers
Henry Taylor
O. Wy Taylor
Red Grove
Tayw
Hi Rowe
Boston
Rewe
Mias Myrtie Chamberlain
Mes
Lauren Palmer
Mix
Bell
Apo
Ruth McLachlin
Wellesley College
Mary Bailey
Freeman Ling
Miss Savage
Solon Waite
St. Johnsbury Center
Harris Jenkier
Speedswell
Bunday Vieitaw
Huy
J.ville
Sundi
Humphrey
Oscar Leek
St. Johnshur
May Sherburn
Ee Dora
Lyndonville
Joseph Dononvillets
Milo Houghton
Fast Lyndon
Cartornid
Harold Gray
Cornish
Jock
Montreal
Joseph Thebugge
Anna Belden
Liconia
Miny Belden
Walter Nelson
Lynton
Winifred Burtington
Jalee
Jun Vington
George Ford
Flu Relief Claims From Folay's Honey and Tar
A. Ay McNees of High Point Ga says a severe spring cold followed by fear of influenza. After trying many remedies he found relief from the first dose of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. He used seven bottles and states it cleared phlegm and stopped coughing, saving him from influenza and related illnesses.
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A. Ay McNees
High Point
Folay
Foley
Peacham Obituary Notes Two Local Deaths in April
Deaths of William Somers and William Morse reported from Peacham with details of births marriages homes and surviving family. Funeral arrangements referenced at Peacham and Danville churches, plus community notices, local visits, and civic ties. Includes references to Orange Taylor death and extended family across Sutton Danville Concord and St Johnsbury.
Local influenza relief and social notes from East Burke
East Burke residents report improved influenza cases with Mrs. Savage and Mrs. Solon Waite aiding. Visitors include Mrs. Oscar Leek and Dora of Lyndonville, while Mr and Mrs. Milo Houghton hosted relatives. Anna Belden travels from Lincoln to visit, and a birth announced at a local home. George Ford recovers from a week of illness.
Community notices and visits span several towns this week
A mix of social visits and school news across Lyndonville St. Johnsbury and nearby towns. Reports include Temple hosting a Luxor party attendance, parish and Sunday school officers elected, Easter exercises planned, and various residents visiting relatives or attending events. Local businesses and a storm-related farm repair are noted.
Fractured OCR Echoes Tightened Finance Fallout
Fragmented text hints at political blame over finances and electoral strategy. The note mentions “Democrats,” “Liberty Loan,” and a critique of school funding or policy. Reading suggests tension between fiscal policy and education emphasis without clear events or dates.
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Charles Fellows
Charles Pe Fellows
Fellows
Pythian Sisters of
Danville Green Temple
Grind Lodge
The
Grange
B. Clark
Katherine McLean Ang Bor
Scotland
Lowell
Mikes
Chaves P. Fellows
George Hole
Gladys Fellows
Duneville
Allin McLean
Samuel Aneevson
Revere
Mars
Charles Walsh
New York
Harry
Wells River Savings Bank
Wells River,vt
North
John Ward
Freeman Allen
Lynn
Mass
Martin
Lestey Smith
Panville
Harley Runney
William Clisfored
John Kelley
W. H. Clifford
Forest Langmid
Helen Joyce
Euster
William McDowell
William Beder
Charles Poole
St. Tohnabury
Kirby
Makers
Odertrucker
New York State
A. E. Counsell & Son
Bright
Dowtt
Mr. Somers
Moses
Sarah (Woodward) Somers
Julia Varnum
Tan
Cabot and
Meacham
Somers
Cabot
Guy Metcalf
St. Tohre
Henry Somers
Bridgeport
Conn
Alan Nephews
Neice
Methorlist Church
F. EB. Currier
Lowen Cabot
Bear
Alfred Howe
Guy Motell
H. H. Somers
Harry Somers
William W. Morne
Dame Crain
Haywayyl
Ewell's Hollow
Aliert
Emma Blakes
60 Club
Fue Naval
Honey Taylor
Moxes Edmunds
Herbert Taylor
Raytonsville
Sadie Blake
Emma and
Mr. and
Max
Simcon Hobart
Newbury
Mr. Warner
Hie
Clyde Pranch
Sawyerville
William Mov
Philip Kierson
Priddy
Clayton Murray
Ryepute
Herbert Wood
Bavie
George Smith
Wood
U.S
Mr. Peters
Barre
F. G. Churchill
Warren Manvington
Carl Woods
West Manvil Gibson
Beatrice Mann
Ewell
Holiay
A. Welch
Miav
Gertrude Stelle Quimby
Robert Clayton Mackay
Pasadena
Cal
East Burke
Spain
Texas
Florida
West
Europe
Army
Navy
Prof
Stuart
Department of Agriculture
Aroostook
Lowell Fertilizer CO
Consolidated Rendering Co
Temple
Luxor
Sind Mix
Dickerman
Manchester
Lilla Walter
West Burke
Waby
Chaves Walter
Edwin Hough
Bowman Kelley
Adait Jorrington
Mt. Hunger
Tesseith
F. B. Temple
Wuty Coburn
I. J. Temple
Oxie
Ruth Baker
Lyndonille
Marty Leach
Ladies’ Aid
J. C. Lucia
Charles T. Walter
Jock Campling
Sault Ste. Marie
James Buell
Floyd Randall
Sheffield
Alfred Tripp
T. Q Anal
Woa United
W. H. Gilson
Harrie
Secresary
Tressie Phillips
Oscar Phillips
Mabel Lang
Bessie Harris
Daisy Sherburn
Eva Rosebrooks
Home Department
Mary Bellew
Souilus
Monroe
Academy Hall
Mendoes
Mymouth Torn
P. Emery
Sherwood
G. Brown
F W. Gibson
Hollenbeck
J Blave
Johnson
We Bintery
Gibson
Cc. Emay
PB. Emery
Mayo
W. Emery
Refey W
Likhon
P. I. Blanchard
Henry Smith
Woodsville
Robert Beattie
George Woodward
St Johnsbury
Electon
Liberty Loan
Bolshoiviki
DR. True
Chase Bros
Melndow Falls
Ily Jewell Tomata Seed Ute
Aweier
Vermont State Hospital
Iusane
Insana
Waterbury
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