Easter Ball At Armory And Town Notices
The Easter ball at the Armory drew a good crowd on Thursday night. Edward 2. French underwent an appendicitis operation Friday. Bonnette huis returned to Springfield to resume his post with Westinghouse after two weeks with his mother. Many locals attended meetings of the Cates donia County Medical Society and other gatherings. A dozen or more residents were noted as visiting or returning from trips to Boston, Burlington, and Montreal, with several attending or planning to attend social events and church activities. Six inches of snow fell at Quebec Junction on Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Edward 2
French
Universalist Church Pulpit and Local Notices at St Johnsbury Center
Fer H G Thornton of White River Junction supplied the pulpit at the Universalist church Sunday. Mr and Mrs L W Gray moved into the Gos tenement. Mr and Mrs Raymond Packard inserted at Batu Leayned's the first of last week. The Universalist Tad Sewing Circle will meet with Mrs Mary Learned on Wednesday afternoon. The third and fourth degrees will be worked at the Green Mountain Grange next Saturday night. Mo and Mrs Walter Hull and Glen Piper returned from Boston. Mr and Mrs G L Bruce and Mrs Sylvia Donahue of East Haven were callers at W F Powers Sunday. George Shent spent the past week with his sister Miss Mary Shovey in St Johnsbury. Mr and Mrs Jesse Smith and son Alfred visited his sister Mrs W F Powers Sunday. Tl Roberts spent Sunday with his parents in Lyndonville. The Ladies Circle meets with Mrs Ezra Learned Wednesday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Thornton
White River Junction
Mix
L. W. Gray
Gsos
Raymond Packard
Batu Leayned
Mary Learned
Green Mountain Grange
Walter Hull
Glen Piper
W. EB. Roberts
Lyndonville
Ladies’ Circle
Ezra Learned
Various Local Residents Attend Hospitals and War Drive Totals
Mrs M S Hidden is in Myron Standish Hospital Boston for treatment since April 3. Mrs F E Palmer returning from Newtonville Maas goes back Wednesday. Adi Blanchard and Carroll Blanchard visit New York relatives with Anna Colby of Wilder. Edward Rowe and Fred Varnum enjoy the week in Boston. Ichabod Rowe visits Norwich. Bertha Plaky to hospital at St Johnsbury for a few days. Moses Edmunds returned home to Concord NH. A horse was lost by A M Woodward. Mrs Briggs from Colebrook visits Myre Herbert Blair. Albert Peak hauled dressed hogs to St Johnsbury. A cold wave brought 72 degrees above, earlier and later in the week. Rev W A Warmer of Barton preached at Congregational church on April 27. Funeral attendances for Peter Rodger at Danville and Frank B Ainsworth at Danville noted. Harvey Paruin returns to Danville after work with Fred Powers. Mrs Fred Powers visiting Frank Mcmill in Waterford. O W Hodgdon ill last week. War work totals for town: Island no liberty loans raised 45000. fourth liberty loan 18750. fifth liberty loan 18200. liberty loan quotas 9400, 18800, 12000. War savings stamps 16000, total 102750. Funds for soldiers library 475, Y M C A 660, United War Work 800, Red Cross 1900, Armenian Relief 100 total 342? Telegram congratulating W J Hastie on exceeding quota. William Somers ill but improving. Anna Renfrew at St Johnsbury.
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Flerrie Bonnette Huis
Springfeld
Mass
Westinghowmw Company
Mia
Henry Brady
Michael Philopolus
Boston
Hita
Sibr
Alexander Geummatic
Toston
Lrown
Burlington
Catesdonia County Medieal Society
Avenue House
Quebec Junction
H. A. Rutledee
Concond
Murphy
Quebec
Vallier
Annv Willey
Lyndonville
Row
Allee
Clemwies McSlure
S. Chortenshie Vierson
Hartfant
Lester Meer Phersopi
Thomas McCurry
Portsmouth
Claude Found
Burke
Thuy
Baxter
Mra
N. J. Lord
Charles McClive
Adolphe Dumas
Dhaughter
Leni
Manchester
Edward Nuley
Darmouth
Colebrook
N. If
George Martin
Welle River
Mrnday
B. Richard
Clifton Maynard
Turlington
Walter Palmer
Oscar Wells
Troy
A. A. Guild
J. M. Allen
Hardwick
Hardwick Hospital
Willis H. Barker
Parsumpate
St. Johnsbury
Ed. Gramma
Willoughby
Ernest Massey
Frank N. Gare
Lunenburg
Hazel Winship
John Stinley
Helen Joyce
North Danville
Chas
IL. Stevens
St. Petersburg
Fla
Frank Beauregard
Holyoke
May
Miz
Louis Beauregard
Downer Newell
Henry
H.C. Newell
Mra Harriette
Paul
Mise Mary Idle
Morrisville
Maurice Lee
4Rd Infantry
Hig Inchar
Freeman &. Allen
Danville
Lynn
A F
Florence T. McNamara
McNamara
Guy AW. Hill
Herbert Howland
Alonzo How
Vand
Lancaster
Fred Smith
Clarence Smith
David Thomas
Retin Warren
Mast Concord
Mir
Milo Green
Luther Green
Bradford
Lins Lewis
Jack Jomat
Sind
Frank H. Brookes
Margaret
Priscila
New York
White River Junction
Frank Cutting
Pembroke
N. H
Ineg Thomas
Academy
Oliver Goldsmith
W. 8. Boynton
Statira Bancroft
Springfield
Ward
William Boynton
Pranen
James Stonehim
Momy
W. A. Wright
Dsear Lavigne
Henry Extubrooks
North Avenue
Elbert Lynch
Harold Worthen
Whitefield
C.H. Wilson
Plyn McDonald
Danvilly
ES. Harris
Dolphin
Paine's
Railroad Street
Highland Maple Syrup Co
A. ©. Ritchie
West Barnet
Warren Eastabrooks
Ray Thompson
Brightlock Hospital
Jennie Tayjlor
Ryegate
Bon
Gilfiliva
Mix
Gillian
Martin Sawyer
Littleton
Nhs
Academy Hall
Metndoes
Sumner Prescott
Holmes Linac
Harvey Hill
Martin Farmer
Jon Judking
Prod Quimby
B. Wild
East Burnet
Kate Kinney
Perkinsville
Ada Brown
Groverton
Katharine Polis
Mis
Shere Burn Moore
Allice
Marte
Barnet
Tev, Brown
North Heverhill
Methodist
Monroe
West Bart
A. W. Amidon
Canada Cave
Canada Cave Visiting At Winnifred Amidon's, Mise Bula Gochee
Windsor
Martin Farmer's
Rt. H. Hazelton
Mintorio Albee
Lyndon Institute
Walter Kandill
Walter Kendall
Skinner Lumber
Wheelock
Tey
Arthur Grieg
Marlboro
NHL
Baest
M.S. Hidden
Myron Standish
Edward Rowe
Cheefer
Clark
Fred Varnum
Ichabod Rowe
Norwich
Bertha Plaky
Frank Robinson
Barton
Congregational Church
Wallace Powers
Peter Rodger
Wedlay
E. M. Wheeler
Robert Butson
George Clark
F. T. Churchill
Frank B. Ainsworth
Harvey Paruin
Fred Powers
Frank Mcmill
Waterford
O. W. Hodgdon
Soldiers’ Library
United War Work
Red Cross
W. J. Hastie
Liberty Loan
Liberty Loans
James Dean
William Somers
New Factory Opens In Rutland For Silk Waists
Marble City Manufacturing Company of Brooklyn begins ladies silk waist production in Rutland Monday with Charles H Bristol of Glens Falls as manager and Miss Annie Crane of Rutland as assistant. Capital stock is $5000. Current quarters host 100 workers and the firm will hire five times that if suitable space is found. Plans call for a Rutland home factory. What an awful lot of fuss some folks make about doing nothing.
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Marble City Manufacturing Company
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles H. Bristol
Glens Falls
Annie Crane
Rutland
Plana
Weekly Readers for April Trial Offer
The advertisement offers a mail-in offer for Foley products including Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Readers are urged to cut out the slip enclose with payment and mail to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package. Delivery location unspecified.
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Foley& Co
Sheffield Avenue
Chicago
Foley
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George Ne Roberts
A. W. Portoy
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Portlanl
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Winter Street
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Justo
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Atking
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Socony
A. DO
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Bruce
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Chamberlain
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A. BE. Gove Co
Woodbury & Tienoit
Silshy Gayage
Ville
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Peconiting Co
ST Johnsbury Center
Mongoon
A. Hy
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Powers
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