West Danville Wedding At Brickett Home
A pretty wedding united Anna Jane Brickett and Bertram B Allen Jr at the Brickett home in West Danville on Wednesday evening. The bride wore white with pearl trimming and carried a bouquet. Missie Dole attended in pink and white. Rev C A Adame performed the ceremony. The couple will reside at 1 Buswell Street, St Johnsbury. Several relatives and guests from nearby towns attended, including veterans and locals visiting from Maine and Italy. Private Walter H Tillon returned home from France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Brickett
Anna Jane
Bertram B. Allen
Barnet
Missie Dole
Withiny Brickett
Arthus A. Buckett
C. A. Adame
Tiinville
Walden
Maine
Allen Wall
Buswell Street
St. Joliebuny
Leslie Adis
Teacham
Peil Balidwin
Hoxton
Lilly Douse
St. Johnebuny
Sumner Chirk
Wolcoth
Navy
Italy
A.J. Gao
Wisie Bovee
Marchfiell
Teport
John Brickett
Mes
Arti Brckett
John Urienett
St. Jolbury
Willan Brickett
Edward Anderson
Barre
Walter Ivenier
Montpeliey
Point Comfort
Mesa. Rushford
Mildred Ryehford
Albert
Meavoltield
Somer
Lyndon
Loint Comfort
Hattie Willoux
Wenny Cliyford
Mary
Henry Carrick
Yardwick
Henney Carrieck
Parthine
Henry Clifford
St. Johnsbury
Rey Wakemans
Springfield
Mace
J. W. Maker
Walter H. Tillon
France
Road Building In Rural U S Expands In 1918
A 1918 report shows rural road and bridge expenditures across the United States reached 300 million dollars when including labor and materials. The year 1918 saw continued growth in federal air business and road projects nationwide with state and local al lotments increasing and projects advancing in all sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fult
Public Roads
United Site
Department of Agriculture
State
United States
Boys on a 1500 mile hike to win $2000
A group of Seroon Lake New York youths from a champion baseball team hiked toward Burlington after starting Monday. They traveled by foot and bicycle, aiming to cover 1500 miles to reach Montreal or win a prize. They passed St. Johnsbury on Saturday staying at New Avenue House, with $2000 prize conditional on completing a tough route and final victory near Seroontech.
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Seroon Lake
N. Y
St. Johnsbury
Burlington
Swoon Lake Campe
Norh
Lake Ceoyre
Albany
Boston
Bethlehem
St. Kolimetury
New Avenue House
Montreal
Haiti
Renolles
Mure
White Mountains
Llonvy Goldsmith
New York
Baseball Nine
Ladd Miles
Seroontech
W. B. Cyril
Vick Weil
J. Stieks
Halprens
Red
Chiuber
Chapen
Weil
S. Suther
Moore couple to celebrate fiftieth anniversary on Septembers
Mr and Mrs Isaac S Moore will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary on September 1 with friends invited to call between three and five and again seven to nine in the evening. Several out of town guests include George Galbraith and Miss Demes Galbraith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denne S. Moore
George Galbraith
Hehe
Demes Galbraith
Alennie Moore
Con
Arthur Sprague
St. Johnsbury
Jordon Wright
Newton Whitehill
Blanche Chase
Keene
Hartford
Local Residents Travel and Visit Across Towns
Miss Winifred Rogers and Isabel Hindley plan a business course at Bay Vath Institute in Springfield next year. Clifton Bills of Famuaica visits his aunt Mrs. Fred Taylor as several families, including Bayley, Wayward, Hindley, and Taylor households, spend time at various towns. Community members travel to Sutton, Willowsh by Lake, Lyndonville, and Chester Clark's, with many visiting relatives and attending meetings, while others return from visits to Connecticut and St Johnsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Rogers
Isabel Hindley
Bay Vath Institute
Springfield
Clifton Bills
Famuaica
Fred Taylor
Walter Bayley
Mountain View House
Harold Wayward
I Hayward
Mildred Hayward
Sheldon, Orange
Paul Taylor
Walkree Taylor
Clifton Billa
Sutton
Willowshby Lake
J. C. Guthrie’s
Rather Morton
Academy
Sherburne
Andrew Hastie
Frost Sanitarium
St. Johnsbury
James Stevenson
William Neal
Fairlee
Cynthia Ainsworth
Ida Livingston
Raymond
Danville
Chester Clark
W. S. Sanborn
Helen
Fred Tyylor
Wallace
Ellen Taylor
Joe's Pond
John Stevenson
Death of Hiram O. Niles in Wheelock
Hiram O. Niles, born in Newport Vix, died suddenly a few minutes before eleven o'clock a.m. He lived in Newport five years before moving to St. Johnsbury area, then Wheelock. He leaves daughters and several relatives. funeral held Tuesday officiated by Hew CL Th Morse of St Johnbury. Burial in Wheelock beside his wife. Many friends mourn his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram O. Niles
Hiram
Niles
William An
Lydia Brown Niles
Newport
Vix
Allerti
Pia
Tie
Heown
Mia
Louies Smith
Wheelock
Yeasa Ater
Lucy Fowler
Ascon
Walter Chavence
Thiuehter
Alfibent Lois
Haylan
Modwett
Norman W. Sizen
Dhunwille
Nile
St Johnbury
Teese
G. T. Smith
Gert Down
St. Jolinsbury
May Hartshorn
Belle Wud Saul Martin Noyes
Paosumpeie
Mima Warren
Brookline
Mise
Chance for Congressman Dale In War Risk Bureau Action
A brief note suggests Congressman Dale could improve the War Risk Insurance Bureau by personally backing a reorganization or by handing it to a practical insurance expert for restructuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland Theralid
Congressman Dale
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Growing Old Before Your Time Kidney Health Claim
An advertisement claims kidney trouble slows middle aged men and women and that Foley's Kidney Pills restore health, banish backache and stiffness. Testimony from W. W. Wells of Tonquin, Michigan asserts the product makes him feel new. Also recommended for bladder trouble. sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
W. W. Wells
Tonquin, Mich
Old Home Day at Melindoes Academy Celebration
Thunder threats kept many away yet over 200 gathered in Melindoes village for Old Home Day and alumni reunion at Melindoes Academy. Activities included prayers, student quintette performances, a speech by Don Stiles on Absorbine Sunshine, endowment discussions, and a dramatic presentation The Dust of the Earth. Alumni officers were elected and an endowment drive planned, with a sunset ball game between Bradford and Monroe and a four act drama performed for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MeIndoe
Academy
Meltniloos Academy
Preccn Wis
Finn
Barnet Heyowir
Awgustts McCrivtay
Huarry Brownell
Samuel Darling
Merk Kendall
Neil Moves
Vinnen
Ehigea
E. Biss
A. V. Fisher
Violet Guthrie
Beryl Stevens
Beatrice Harker
John Gibson
Don ©. Stiles
St. Johnsbury
America
London
Stiles
Amervien
Onnees
God
United States
Arthur F. Stone
Evening Caledonian O
Mgr
Stone
England
Roger Crane
M. Crane
Melndoes
Crane Trothers
J. HW. Goodrich
Monroe
Bradford
E. Haskins
Metcalf
Lennis
C. Haskins
H. Haskins
Mann
Murray
Fowle
Prescott
P. Emery
C. Emery
Forest Emery
Bodwell
Hinman
G. Lang
C. Pratt
White
Moore
Alumni Association
Barnet local social notes and visitors list
Ralph Smith and family of Boston visiting his mother in Barnet while R J White store colleague visits. Several families from Springfield and Manchester entertained or visiting Lisbon and Littleton. A Ladies Society hash supper at Schoolhouse Hall drew a good crowd. Barnet residents attended Woodkeville Chautauqua and trips to Boston.
Local Notes From St. Johnsbury and Nearby Towns
Walden Miss Beulah Clifford of St Johnsbury bury has spent a week with Miss Doris Thurston. Alger from Awlcott bought the Boyce farm and moved his family there. Edgar Hawes took I W Thurston and Lyle Kingsbury on a trip through Albany Thrasburg Orleans and Barton last Wednesday. Alex Smith of St Johnsbury is cutting pulp wood at his farm. Evelyn Perkins is very sick in St Johnsbury hospital. A few friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burbank on their 25th wedding anniversary. Ernest Kittredge is building a barn. Edgar Hawes finished work at Neil Surrent’s of Danville and is heading to Massachusetts this week. Miss Lillian Calhoun visiting here. Miss Clara Cook of Newtonville Mass visiting Mrs. G H Kingsbury. Roy Maynard injured last week leading a cow. Mrs. Martha Farrar of Manchester N H and Mrs. Ethel Judkins of Ernst Hardwick visited Mrs. G H Kingsbury. Kenneth and Rupert Moore visiting relatives in Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Kingsbury
Roy Maynard
Martha Farrar
Manchester
N. H
Ethel Judkins
Ernst Hardwick
S. Kenneth
Rupert Moore
Danville
Reynald Grant Run Over By Cars
A fatal accident occurred in Orteuny Lvinkay when Rey mah Catt, age unknown, fell beneath a moving freight train while attempting to bow the rain foray ride. He died at Clatshy Hospital at 8 PM. Parents are praised for their sympathy and sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orteuny
Lvinkay
Reymah Catt
Mir
Mere
Clatshy Hospital
Iil
Cleasby Hospital
Clenasby
Lamphear
Wells
Local News Roundup From Newton Center to Woodsville
Residents and visitors share updates from Newton Center Worcester and beyond. Notables include Mr and Mrs Frank Davis and two daughters visiting Myre, C L Somerville retirement, Richmond travelers en route to Worcester, and Robert Arrastrong farming 2 800 cabbages. Also listed are club meetings and local arrivals departures, with courthouse actions on intoxication and liquor charges.
Dillingham backs immigration bill with experience from Europe
Senator Dillingham of Vermont, longtime chair of the United States immigration commission, has spent much of his time in Congress studying immigration and Europe. He plans to use his gained knowledge to support a bill to check immigration and to defend it against strong opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Dillingham
Vermont
Congress
United States
Europe
United States Immigration Commission
Commissioners Notice of Walter G. Davis Estate
Commissioners named by the Caledonia Probate Court announce public hearings to audit, examine, and adjust claims against the estate of Walter G. Davis late of Danville. Hearings set for August 23 and January next from 1 to 4 pm at the Danville store. Creditors must file claims by six months from July 28, 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Davis
Probate Court
District of
Caledonia
Walter G. Cavis
Danvill
Aresuil
Danville
R. D
Leo
Nelson A. Dole
Wallace
Nutting
Estate of Fred Martel Probate Notice in Vermont
The Tenoible Probate Court for Caledonia District announces an examination of the administrator account for the estate of Fred Martel, late of Stbury. A decree on the residue will be entered and public notice published three weeks in Caledonian and St Johnsbury News prior to the day fixed for contest. Appear at the Probate Office in St Johnsbury to contest the account and establish heirs and claims. Dated August 21, 1919. Judge Walter P. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Vermont
Caledonian
St. Johnsbury
Sail
Walter P, Smith
Lovely Home at St. Johnsbury Center for Sale
For sale a house with 16 acres near main street including running water and pasture for two cows. Suitable for market gardening or poultry business. See F L Hooker in St. Johnsbury or Jesse Gage in West Somerville Massachusetts. Attendants wanted at Vermont State Hospital for the Insane with nursing training opportunities. apply at Waterbury Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury Center
F. L. Hooker
St. Johnsbury
Jesse Gage
Appleton Street
West Somerville
Mass
Vermont State Hospital
Insana
Waterbury
Public Auction of Bradshaw Farm Livestock
W A Bradshaw Concord Corner will sell at public auction on Wednesday September 3 at 1 pm. The sale includes fifty head high grade Holstein cattle one full blood Holstein yearling bull 15 high grade two year old Holstein heifers 15 Holstein yearling heifers a four year old colt a three year old colt one full blood O J C boar and shoats. Terms announced at sale. M M Taplin Auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bradshaw
Concord Corner
M. M. Taplin
Local Visitors and Noted Losses Across Vermont Towns
West Burke visitors Mr and Mrs Harrison Chase and family toured Lyman and E W Ortons while Mr and Mrs Stephen Hooper from West Barnet visited Henry Domey with a brief return home. Miss Dora Cote of East Hardwick and Miss Mary Siren of Connecticut stopped by Henry Comey s. Sympathy extends to mail carrier Ernest Dimick and family after their home burned in a Sunday electrical storm. Leona Sinnott and Lyle Sinnott spent time with grandparents Mr and Mrs Whitney in Hardwick. Augusta Kingsbury and Lee Kingsliston of Vermont and Herbe Puree visited G Poorthorpe Pyt. Eugene A welcomed home by friends to begin duties at Star School. Albion Michard from Winnerson farm takes immediate position. Bert Stevens and Johnsbury were at B H Moores. Mrs Henry Hase James attended Peacham business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Hardwick
Augusta Kingsbury
Lee Kingslis
Ton, Vt
Herbe Pure
G. Ipoor
Pyt
Eugene A
Dutie the Star School
Albion Michard Hi Winnerson
Farm of
Bert Stevens
Johnsbury
B. H. Moore
Henry Hase James
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Brickett-Allen
Nfluenz
WEN
Scroon Lake
Peacham
NORTI
Robert McGill
Renire
Prank McGill's
Kirby
Charlotte Sanborn
Austin Williamng
Cole Comer
Hay
Litila Blodgett
Barton
Pabyan Crepault Jindon
Louis
Albert Duclos
Ludger Linday
Elizyn Allen
Stulhi Allen
Pie. Allen's
J. DD. Johnsen
Misse
Ive
Pridiy
William Hiamilton
Leslie Morrill
Lyman Morill
Dn Pond
Arthur Caswell
East Bu
Charles Anderson
Elvira Bader
Byron Varnum's
Elizabeth Trompase
Washington, D.C
Herbert Stanton
Dale
Mcindoes
Diwvid Moore
Maple Farm Cottage
William Tisiser
Susan Moore
Lucy Baffum Lamsbeth
Florence Gibson
Jerry
Charles Aiken Rew Liv
Tripleton
Alice Moore
Joh Ryder
William Gibson
Tom
Norman van Dyke
Old Morse
Robert Kendall
Nell
Adine Lawler
MelIndoes Academy
Orivinns
Samuel K. Prince
Tyron Moulton
Philadelphia
Clinton Rowell
St. Louis
Robert W. Simonds
Montpelier
Samuel Page, Esq
Thiverhill
Benjamin Simonds
Pennsylvania
R. R. Monteith
Connecticut
Jane Sutherland
McTidoes
Lucy N. Dexter
Lisbon
Sutherland
Leveney Rice
Robert S. Kelly
Cliss
Martha Gleason
Ralph Smith
Ralph
R. J. White
Lyman Brock
Barnet Saturdy
Walter Johnson
Claude Gilibuy
Sumner Gilfillan
N. IL
Diks
Robert Hazelton Mail Dhuupriter
Edith
West Barnet
Ira
Albee
York Beach Malle
Tra J. Albee
Marjorie
Fred Potts
Holyoke
N. I
MeTndoes
Greves
Woodkeville
Reynald Grant
Ivasburg
Frank Davis
Newton Center
Myre
Lavist Thece
C. LE. Somerville
Arthur Simmons
Annie Heath
Richmond
Robert Riggs
Worcester
Muse
Simmon
Robert Arrastrong
Dynnville
Jas
Beulah Brickett
Wishington Ave
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James Campbell
John Besaw
Iie
Fred Ambrose
Randolph
Wendell P. Stafford
Jude Stafford
John Stewart
New York City
D. M. Miller
Hlenry Kidder
Asselin
Middlebury
WH. P. Wetherbee
Tl. Johnson
L. E. Waris
Robert Lane
Kenneth Lane
Woodsville
C. Wi. Bagley
Wells River
Guy Gilman
Rock Island
Livingston
Senator Dillingham
Fred Martel
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