Redpath Chautauqua set for Newport Aug 2
Organizers OW G Andros and William Gallager plan for selling 70 tickets for the Redpath Chautauqua program coming to Newport on August 2. A meeting at the Y M C A rooms discussed the event with speaker Mr Andros praising the lineup including Aubilee Singers Pins afore S. Parkes Cadman Hy Vorlman Montiiville Wood Ralph B Dennis A Eugene Bartlett and others. Tickets can be mailed to Newport, and ads are placed in nearby towns to boost sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OW. G. Andros
Way
William Gallager
Redpath Chautauqua
Newport
Mr. Andross
Aubilee
I. Nuwiphrey
John Hammel
Montreal
William Hammel
Miss Lanesey
Coaticook
Henry
Hirthland Ave
Thomas Desrochers
St Johnsbury
Chantes E. Tetreault
Munsonville
Edmond Lipper
M Bynest Lambert
Canada
Y Lamoureux
St. Johnsbury
Truly a Big Mistake
A fragmentary quote presents a creole style remark attributed to Unele Eben, noting a person called Mahle in a mistaken or mispronounced phrase. The text resembles dialect or coded speech and does not provide clear names, places, dates, or events for broader attribution.
Better At Home Remedy Offers Hay Fever Relief
Gutter ers from hay fever and asthma who can afford relief seek it at health resorts. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is advertised as a standard family remedy that soothes inflamed bronchial tubes and eases breathing difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Local Lyndonville Notes Quiet Social Updates
Lyndonville reports show William Willoughby improving after a slight shock last Tuesday. Mrs He Folsom has had sleet disruptions for weeks, lists Mrs Myra W Hall of Boston, Miss Mlaviv Pollom’s friend Miss Abbie Cutty returning to Boston, and Miss Elisha Bigelow making a satisfactory recovery. Various residents visit, travel or recover, including Roy Charland’s death by accidental flotation, and a string of Boston, Newport, and St Johnsbury connections with neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Willoughby
He Folsom
Myra W. Hall
Boston
Mlaviv Pollom
Abbie Cutty
Elisha Bigelow
Char Gage
Thuday
Arthur Charland
Roy Charland
P. Burpee
Charles
Newport
DP. Reid
A. Valeriel
Bedie, Que
Robert Monroe
H. Sanborn
Chester
N. H
Mitchell Sultan
Iran
Mass Georie Batehelder
Henry Burns
Percy Greenshire
Irene
Dimes Shilletto
Miv
Enoch Smith
By As Lakranee
SL Datinabury
Weber
Victory
Card Harris
Concord
Peter Lette
Mivion Noleon
Barton
Prank Worthen
Bealfoul
Hotee Breton
John Watebie
St. Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury Hospital
W. I. Parker
Albert Sylves
Jem
John Frappied
Harriet Leonard Bickford
Glover
Edith McNowell
Sat Willougs
Estate of Walter G Davis Commissioners Notice
Commissioners notice from Caledonia probate court appoints three to receive examine and adjust all claims against Walter G Davis late of Danville District deceased. They will meet at the store on August 23 and January 24 from 1 pm to 4 pm. Creditors must file claims within six months from July 28, 1919 for examination and allowance. Danville Vt August 1, 1919. Nelson Ole Wallace M Nutting Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Davis
Probate Court
Tistviek
Caledonia
Walter G. Dawis
Kite
Daneville
Souiawet
Danville
Nelson
Ole
Wallace
Nutting
Commissia
Brattleboro Camp Hosts Boy Scout Troops West Marlborough
Brattleboro troops Nos 1 2 3 and 4 and Newfane No 1 camp in West Mummerston led by Scout Master Karl A Kivnan. Features include patrol ball games. Meanwhile George A Long alias Wrath in Washington county jail faces murder indictment and hunger strike. Dartmouth professor W B R Gray to audit state officers starting August 1. Cold D Carmody with 25 air service recruits in Burlington attend war camp dance at high school hall. Stanley C Painter named agricultural agent for Grindtsle county to begin duties at court in North Hero. Champlain Conference annual camp meeting set for West Chazy NY August 20-21 involving Vermont and Eastern NY churches. Joseph Wasserman, long separated from wife, learns she has been a fugitive in Poland since 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Brattleboro
Newfane
West Mummerston
Karl A. Kivmnan
George A. Long
Wrath
Washington County
Lucia Frondwell
Barre
D. Carmody
Air Service
Burlington
Sevice
Directi
G. A. Robbing
Mlatka
Stanley C. Painter
Tsle
Nort Horo
Painter
Pennsylvania
Wis
Kittinning
Pau
Vermont
Maintey
North Hero
M Painter
Pennslyvania
Births and visits mark pattern of East Burke community
East Burke residents note a birth at the Lebay home with mother and baby thriving. Visits span from Danville to Randolph and Lake Willoughby, with relatives and friends seen at Gallagher’s, Willoughby Lake, and other local homes. Several locals, including Angell, Hunter, Fouter, Leach, and Barrington families, are mentioned alongside trips and hospitality in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebay
Burke
Horn
Mather
Son
James McDonald
Robert McGill
Danville
James Gallagher
Tyler Gaxkill
J. Q. Angell
Dr. Angell
Randolph
Hunter
Charles Fouter
Charles Leach
Lake Willoughby
Denny Darling
Clarence Dodge
Lyndonville
Addie Barber
Dorcas Ball
Orleans
Wereley Dee
John Keach
Henry Wall
Newport
Florence Freete
Samh Wart
Alice Wilson
Bellows
Fatty
Prank Milly
Avis
A.B. Culby’s
Lawrence Walter
Lawrence
Freeman Lauie
Boulrusse
Clara Crowe
Medford
Mass
Ray Barrington
Death of Mrs Clarissa Johnson Clark of Peacham
The Peacham town mourns the death of Mrs Clarissa Johnson Clark after a brief illness. Born November 7, 188, in Peacham, she was daughter of Leonard and Betsey Merrill and wife of Ephraim Wesson Clark. She left two sisters, nine children with spouses, twenty one grandchildren and four great grandchildren, and was active in the anticlavery, temperance, and missionary work. Funeral held at Congregational church with burial in the hill cemetery. numerous relatives and friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarissa Johnson Clark
Clavissa (Johnson) Clark
Leonard
Betsey
Merrill
Peacham
M. H.semple
New York City
E. H. Allen
Weston
Mass
Ephriam Wesson Clark
Edward R. Clark
Castleton
Charles A. Chirk
Newton Highlands
Mas
Ei. Wesson Clark
Medford
Mas Joseph Lec
Colorado Spring
Worella Clark
New Canaan
Martha J. Pedley
Japan
David Morrill
Rmon
Clark
W. C
T. A
Congregational Church
Viola
AL Warner
Kb. Kk. Clark
Missy Etorehit Chitthy
Go A. Chu
Dorn Clark
Martin Gibson
Ityes
North Walden Notes On Local People And Visits
North Walden notes list Norman Arch and Albion Michard traveling to New York for their mother's illness. Edna Allen returns home from Ben Moore's after weeks away. Numerous residents visit St Albans, Albany and nearby towns. Henry Hazelton buys William Davis place in East Hardwick. Orton family and others frequent Willoughby Lake, St Johnsbury, and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Arch
Albion
Michard
New York
Edna Allen
Ben Moore’s
Harrisan
Esrael Domeyre
St. Albana
Whitives
Henry Hazelton
William Davis
East Hardwick
Lyman
Hest Orbos
Gardner Ison
Alberta
Alice
Wellington, D. C
Clayton Orton
Philadelphia
Charles Orton
Ein St. Albans
Omay Orton
Bethel
Lyman Orton
E. W. Orton
iWiloughby Lake
St. Johnsbury
Mra
del Johnson
Will Stevens
Chay Downer
Haughter
Henry Haselton
M. E. Moore
Patience Nutling
Mildred
B. H. Moore
Famous Name in Boston Quincys Served as Mayors
The Quincy family has held multiple Boston mayoralties. The first Josiah Quincy served six years from 1820s to 1828 and later led Harvard College. His son Josiah Quincy Jr was mayor for three years from 1846 to 1849, and he was the grandfather of another Quincy who served as mayor for one term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Josiah Quincys
Josiah Quiney
Harvard College
Josiah Quincy, Jr
A Quincy
Local Society and Visitors Highlight Summer in St. Johnsbury
A busy period of visiting friends and relatives unfolds in St. Johnsbury with Dr Allen performing surgery at Cleasby hospital. Visitors include Dr Charles Bartlett and family from New Haven, Miss Adilie Chamberlain, Mrs Clifton Hall of Cambridge Mass, and Miss Eva Chamberlain. Local residents Jack Brown returns from Springfield to stay August with grandparents. Aug outings feature Willoughby Lake trips by the Sunday school class and scouts camping. Leon Turnbull returns from overseas to work at J G Turnbull Co. Mrs Lena Willey Fletcher summers with her mother. The Barton and Orleans bands staged a double concert in Hotel Square to a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Thompson
Manchester
N. J
William
Chester Storkimer
Barton
Oliver Cows
Oliver Cowan
Greensboro
Arthur Peaks
St. Johnsbury
A. J. Peaks
Robert Butson
Henry Bradley
Camp Devens
East Teacham
Medford
Mass
Medical Corps
Ordway
Mary Craig
Peacham Corner
Thiseek
Bert Metcalf
North Barnet
Katharine Hooker
Lewis Abbott
Charles Martin
Allen
Ray Skinner
C. S. Skinners
St. Johnabury
Lena Willey Fletcher
Tda Willey
Leon Turnbull
J. G. Turnbull Company
George Sorter
Lowell
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W. Br, Gray
Dartmouth College
Guy
P. W. Clement
Westywm Methodist Church
Weat Chazy
N. Y
John J. Coleman OP
Tae Ane WN. Y
S. A. Maw
Wahath
Ea Bers
Pet. Wright
West Wy
Knowlede
Toseph Wasserman
Pola
Ince
East Burke
Mfved Barrington
West Lebanon
Ray
Elmer Barrington
C. H. Hilliard
Barnet
Charles Foster
Asa Hunter
Willoughby Lake
George Cole
D. G. Porteing
Lancaster
H. D. Webster's
W. E. Knights
Gardner
Will Robinson
H.R. Twubbard
Winifred Burrington’s
G. Dickerman
Will Cady
Morrisville
B. Fay Warner
Johnson
Kenneth Stafford
Ereb Alex
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Peacha*s
Margaret Crooner
Sara Bailey
J. G. Guthrie
South Peach
Anna Ordway
Southern Pines
Fla
William Platin
Gordon
James Stevenson
Fairlee Thihere
Lou Stevenson
Platin
North Walden
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