Public demand trims musically junk from concert scene
The article discusses the flood of inferior songs and published music clogging homes and stages. Renowned singer Reinald Werrenrath criticizes the poor quality, noting only a tiny fraction of songs are singable. He praises Deems Taylor and Moss Glass, urging more strong American composers. A Werrenrath recital at the Colonial Theatre is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amis
Reinald Werrenrath
New York
Deoms Taylor
Moss Glass
Werrenrath
Colonial Theatre
Death of Mrs Clowse and local notices from Hardwick
Death notice for Mrs. RR F Clowse from Hardwick April 24 two daughters育 Eugene and Roy survive with husband and sister and brothers. Funeral at Highland Avenue home led by Rev I A Ranney. Also town events: basketball game Concord Junior High vs All Stays for championship, Red Cross meeting, local visits, marriages, and community notices from Concord area including Lodge, church, and library updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwick
Mary Catherine Dilworth
Leeds
Quebec
Robert Clowse
Eugene
Roy
Clowse
Margaret Lawrence
H. T. Pease
St. Johnsbury
James
John Dilworth
Victory
Robert Dilworth
Passumpsic
Highland Avenue
I. A. Ranney
Methodist Church
Town Hall
Concord
Ladies of the Red Cross
H. L. Morrison
Uve
Mirc
W. C. Harvey
Charles J. Stanley
France
Mr. Stanley
Concordia Lodge
Atawaleh
I J. Mactunis
Covenant meeting slated after noon next Saturday in North Danville
North Danville notes list local ill health including Miss Lila Blodgett with mumps Gracia and Carline Exley and Mrs Helen Joyce. visits by Byron Eastman and others. communion Sunday at the Baptist church. several residents visiting family and friends. humorous closing remarks about listing names in papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Blodgett
Gracia
Carline Exley
William Hamilton
William Clement’s
Helen Joyce
St. Johnsbury
Byron Eastman
Cabel
James Cassidy
the Baptist Church
Eva Powers
Lyndon
Frank Powers
B. A. Langmaid
Forest
G. M. Drew's
Ralph Emmons
Arthur Emmons
William Smith
F. E. Allen’s
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Weeks’ Hall
Carl Jensen
Peacham
Albert Anderson
Charles Anderson
Frank Swett
George
George Swett
Hammond Anderson
Little Son
C. C.lven
Clarence Pinkham
J. M. Cassidy
Memorial notice with mournful list of flowers and names
Interment was male in Baer St Johnsbury. Many heat oval tributes to the memory of so wed wore Lyndh. Flowers included daffodils, calla lilies, roses, lilies, carnations, and more. Names such as Mrs Desay, Mr Lawrences, William Clowse, Richmond Meigh schools, Mardwick Academy, and others appear among the remembrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer St Johnsbury
Lyndh
Williis
Lawrences
Wiliam
Wiliam Clowse
Richmond Meigh
Mardwick Academy Aluwani
Weighhors
Foley's Honey and Tar Saved Me From Influenza
A. A. McNeese of High Point Georgia recalls a severe spring cold that threatened influenza. After trying many remedies he found relief from the first dose of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, using seven bottles to expel phlegm and recover. The ad claims the product saved him from influenza and notes it sells everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. McNeese
High Point
Foley
Lunenburg Man and Baby Die in Same Week
I J Bowker and his two year old daughter Georgia Katherine died in New York City of pneumonia while visiting relatives. Funeral services were held in Lyndonville with many friends in attendance. Bowker, nearly 37, was a former state representative and a partner in M Z Bowker and Co. He was active in town affairs and charity, leaving a grieving wife and mother. Georgia, born Easter Sunday 1917, is remembered as a sunny child fondly by the village children. The community mourns this double loss as a single heart of sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Bowker
Georgia
New York City
Lunenburg
Montpelie Seminary
St. Johnsbury Academy
Katherine Silsby
Marion
Georgia Katherine
M. Z. Bowker and Co
Fourth Liberty Loan Committee
Tie
Kingdom of Heaven
Irving Bowker
Little Georgia
Douglas
Rachael
Living Bowker
Fred I
Luce
St Johnsbury East Notices and Local Happenings
St Johnsbury East residents attend family visits and aid. Bonnett family in Boston for the Y. T. parade and Harold Bonnett in France for 18 months. Citizens like Cushman showcase a new Dodge truck. Local workers and officials, road projects, and hospital updates fill the week with community news from Gore Grove and nearby towns.
Local Notices and Illnesses Fill South Lunenburg Scene
H K Phelps named to fill Rev Albert Gregory’s board seat as he passes. S T Norris of South Lunenburg is very ill and fears for his health. Mr and Mrs C C King of Whitefield travel to Maplehurst for illness of W G King and Mrs King. daughter Ellen remains in Whitefield. Herbert Gordon returns from Sutton. Dr Leith of Lancaster and Dr Wiggin of Whitefield attend Miss Mooney at Morrison hospital with Nurse Miss Mildred Kimball. W J Finnegan of Auburn and W C McGraw visit Elden Jewell in Concord. road work contracts awarded to David Silsby’s family in Attleboro. W G King and Maplehurst residents ill with pneumonia, hopes for recovery. F H Chandler handles outdoor work. Local women on sick list: Mrs Ht Stuart, Mrs W C McGraw, Mrs Walter Balch, Mrs Nellie Hawes, Mrs Hattie McMillan, Mrs George Newman. Dora Willson decides not to return to Hartford and remains teaching the grammar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL EB. Morrison
St. Johnsbury
George Languer
North Concord
Samuel Heywoort
Minore Chase
William Lindsey
Elden Jewell
Albert Currier
Lisbon
N. H
George Boutwell
Bast Convent
Davi Jock
Harvey Traydick
Littleton
Stillman Emery
Kirby
Concord Corner
Charles Bradshaw
Lynden
Lawn Priday
Overland
St. Agnes
Harry Currier
Eimer Reed
Mary Reed
L. W. Ford
Elmer Reed
East Concord
I. O. Cushman
East St. Johnsbury
Elen Reed
P. J. Martin
Paul
Anna Ferrin
Dudley Walter
Whitefield
N. H. Mir
Ralph Hartshorn
Fitzdale
W. J. Bradshaw
Leslie Cooper
S.C. Harding
G. H. Davis
Concord Grange
Grange
Katharine Chaplin
P. S. Woodbury
J. St. Ralston
H. K. Phelps
Albert Gregory
S. T. Norris
South Lunenburg
C. C. King
W. G. King
Maplehurst
Ellen King
Herbert Gordon
Sutton
Leith of
Lancaster
Wiggin
Will Covey
Pond Hill
Agnes Quebec
Canada
W. J. Finnegan
Auburn
Maine
W. C. McGraw
Concord
Bell
David Silsby
Henry Silsby
Attleboro
Mass
Bronson
Lunenburg
Leith
Mooney
Morrison Hospital
Mildred Kimball
F. H. Chandler
H .T. Stuart
Walter Bal
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Srusy Munson
Joplin
Missouri
Nealin Soles
Uta Oityer
Owen Yous
Healin Sales
Mrs. Clowse
N.ii
Satur
Mes
Polly Af Cheaiby
Wo A
Trewern
Mie
May Chucbson Hendon
Milward
Trent
G. We Dhmvia
W. O. Rochlein
Moyes Luundey
John Lisundiy
AL. Lyon
Saisunilay
Massachusetts
Florn Williams
Waterford
Hit
Wendell King
Fred Spaulding
Pembrooke
Wate N
Bedell
North Con Cord
Cyrus Lewis Saturdain
W. J. Theadshaw
Luein Thompson
Si. Lohneliauy, MA
Brewer
Tokind Pondane Guild
EK. H. Bazin
Albert Drave
Sit. Johnsbury
Malvern
Cutting
Dad
C. A. Miltimore
Marher
Baston
My Iyehurch
Oth
Wells Quimby
Adah Belden
Jennie Belden
St. Johnebury
Helen Tp, Gonett
St. Jehne Huy
Hhviry
IL. Stacy
I. M. Cobleigh
North
Danville
L .J. Bowker
New
N. Y
Vermont
Frank Silsby
Charles Hale
Harley Cowles
Lyndonville
Mr. and
Myre
I. D. Phillips
Elsie Mullen
Harry Moulton
W. M. Thompson
Frank Smith
John Emerson
Fred Curtis
Hubert Silsby
W. WH. Morrison
Veda Chatman
Colebrook
Mino
Jea Carpenter
Conca
Bo Sampson
Sundy
Charles McLaughlin
Gaiti Sampson
John Covey
McLaughlin
Hale
ST. Johnsbury East
Toy Tl. Smith
Frank Burke
Carl Locker
I. M. Locke
W. J. Cushman
Frank Bonnett
Boston
Harold
Ramage
Mr. Bonnett
Dr. McCurdy
Carl Locke
Roy Smith
G. K. Graves
Bennington
William Crofton
Harriet Wells
Brightlock Hospital
I. M. Knapp
Concord Creamery
Murray Lyon
Allen Larrabee
F. Foster
David Lawrence
BE. J. Wallace
W. P. Teussell
S. L .Grant
J. McGinnis
Beecher Falls
P. W. Brown
Robert Close
Grove Cemetery
Spain
Texas
Florida
West
Europe
Prof
Stuart
Department of Agriculture
Aroostook
Essex Fertilizer CO
Branch of
Consolidated Rendering Co
A. E. Counsell & Son
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