St Johnsbury Locals Share News of Town and Nearby
St Johnsbury residents and guests are noted in a broad roll of brief items. Local visits, travel to New York Los Angeles Concord Boston Manchester and other spots are listed alongside hospital and church notices.
Cary Maple Sugar Plant Under Construction in Summerville
Miny workers have been employed at the Cary Maple Sugar Company plant in Summerville near the Follensby crossing. When complete next summer, St Johnsbury will host a leading model facility for syrup production with new tracks, a 60 by 200 foot reinforced concrete building, conveyors, and storage for empty barrels. The project serves a $600,000 capital base with $82,500 surplus and $67,000 undivided profit as of March 1, plus $200,000 preferred stock planned for Jan 1 with 7 percent yield and callable after five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miny
Cary Maple Sage Company
Follensby
Summerville
St. Johnsbury
Marshall
Maine Central
Cary
Webster & Libby
Portland
T. A. Houston Company
Cary Maple Sugar Company
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertised For Winter Digestive Relief
An early 20th century note explains winter lifestyle changes reduce outdoor activity and increase heavy eating, leading to indigestion and related symptoms. It promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a thorough cleanse for bowels stomach and liver, claiming no gaping side effects and broad popularity across audiences. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everstout
Box Ball Scores and a Witty Quip on Footwork
A humorous snippet notes sports scores in a box ball context and includes a quip about a woman hobbling with an agonized expression as a sign of having more foot than head, attributed to Dallen Wows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallen
Sunset Home trustees elect officers and add visitors
The Sunset Home held its annual meeting and elected officers for the coming year. Charles H. Stevens was named president, John C. Clark treasurer, Homer E. Smith auditor, and Arthur F. Stone joined the board to replace the late Edward T. Fairbanks. Two new visitors were added, Mrs. J. H. Brooks and Miss Lillian M. Pearl. The board of visitors elected Mrs. Henry Fairbanks first directress, Mrs. Charles A. Stanley second directress, and Mrs. D. D. Patterson third directress, with Mrs. E. N. Randall and Mrs. Fred G. Bundy serving as officers in absence and as secretary respectively. The admissions committee includes Mrs. F. A. Pierce, Miss Kate B. Wakefield, and Mrs. George S. Wright. There are ten residents and 13 on the waiting list. all rooms are occupied. Proceeds from recent fundraisers include a pound party valued at $140 and a Thanksgiving envelope collection near $66, funding annual festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Meteods Ieavings Frontier
Brightlool
Robert Farquharson
South Ryegate
Hay
Mr. Meteod
Mharles Armitage
Bury
P. Q
Mra McLeod
George 1 Copp
East Village
Liawyer Guy W. Hill
Montpelier
Bertha Chik
Wells River
Mes. C
Derby
Nkatherine O'Rourke
Shepherd Pomona
Wide Awake Hall
Worhowlay
St. Johnbury Center
Dimes Lynaugh
St. Johnebury Hospital
J. B King
Fitz- Iale Paper Company
St. Johnebury
George Giltin
Church and
Spring Streets
Mt. Blodgett
North Danville
Boynton Avenue
Cook & Hinman
United States Railroad Administration
New England
Charles Mosher
Woodaville
Mixs
Anni Corley
Orleans
Clarence Bennett
St. Johnsbury Hospital
Goodall
Swansey
N. H
Mix. I. Jr
Flint
W. Davin
Mixy Stevens
Lyndonville
Oliver Ovilette
George R. Bagby
Danville
AR. Bailey
West Burke
BE. N. Dennis
Eva Rosebrooke
Burke
Warren Gaskell
Arthur J. Harriman
Mix
Fred Young
Passumpsle
Mary Cox
McDonald
W. Va
F. J. Cox
Charles ¥. Lynch
Ralph Bailey
Thurmond
West Virginia
Charles W. Hoyt
Bailey
W. CG. Howe
Eva Howe
Cherry Street
Cora Howe
Mary Steele
Nashua
A. E. Carn
Ethan M. Garfield
P. E. Harris
Thomas Fournier
Hartford
William Fournier
Vermont
Brightlock Hospital
Grace M. Phifield
Jennie Taylor
Reba Jamieson
Helen Jamieson
Geladine Smith
Lewis Wilkins
Baptist Parsonage
A. S. Wondworth
Hee
Railroad Street
Marion Merrill
Telephone
Mie
Merill
Pepperell
Mass
St. Jolnabwy
Katherine O'Rourke
Nerby Line
St John Sturr
St. Margaret's Guild
David Conant
Chaveh Street
H. M. Wheeler
H. M. Kelley
W. J. Swan
Rutland
Berfore
Rochester
John Kt. Winley
Sunset Home
Charles H. Stevens
See and Treas
John C. Clark
Homer E. Smith
Arthur F. Stone
Edward T. Fairbanks
Board of Visitors
H. Brooks
Lillian M. Pearl
Henry Fairbanks
Mere
Charles A. Stanley
D. D. Patterson
F. A. Pierce
E. N. Randall
Mise
Kate E. Wakefield
Robert Mackinnon
George S. Wright
BE. L. Spencer
Fred G. Bundy
JH. Brooks
Daughters of Liberty host whist party in Lyndonville
A lively Lyndonville night saw the Daughters of Liberty draw a good crowd at Grand Army Hall for a whist event with 13 tables. Mrs Homry Goulding won first prize and Leon Barrett took second, as Garfield Woods of Lyndon Center claimed the raffle quilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndonville
Daughters of Liberty
Grand Army Hall
Homry Goulding
Leon Barrett
Garfield Woods
Lyndon Center
Ladies of
St. Peter's Mission
George Randall
J. J. Grapes
Universalist
Mothers’ Club
Mys
Willis Connor
A. Edmunds
Claude Watson
Misa, Ashley
Miss Roundy
Lyndon Institute
Lorenzo Eaton
W. A. Bemis
St. Peter's
Homer Watson
Daniel Gregory
View Provident
James McLane
Ronald Bell
Traver G. Blaisdell
Myrtle Wallace
Cambridge
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Micon Enlil
Nuit
Nashva
Mra. I. C
New York City
Lt. J. Daniels
Tisence Gompeo
Randall’ Stoup
Marion Mackey
Lyn‘ton Tnstitute
Tauri Marshall
Doris
Margaret
Weet Burke
Ian Mursles
Alvin W. Flint
Dildwinsville
Maes
W. C. Connor
H.C. Sherbursh
Ry A. Kendall
Mefaioes
Philip Carter
Ernst Thetford
Monroe
H. H. Eldridge
Boston
William Hamilton
William Clement
C.J. Channel
E.W. Spinney
F. B. Jacques
Guy W. Hill
Vermont Bar Association
Beatrice Dwire
West Charleston
Elsie Connor
Dred Tripp
Newport
Harold Tripp
Hanover
Tripp
J. Burbank
Jay White
Jay White Wyandotte
Mabel Kelley
Caledonia Farm
Burea
Arthur Marrett
Weeks & Barrett
Kelley
Indies
North Church
Walter P. Smith
George H. Gross
P. F. Hazen
South Church
Henry Byron
Palmer
Thomas Cook & Co
New York
Chemical National Bank of New York
Panama ‘Canal
Palmar
France
Royal Arch Masons of Distriet No
Ant Barton
Masewell
Royal Arch Chapter
Boa, Palmer
Fred C. Beck
S. Witerman
I. HL Bedridge
A. M. Peck
C. Eb, Palmer
Arthur Vant
W. A. Pearl
Birney J
Gothgulls
William Hy Henlersen
Hoston
St. John
Jon
Brattleboro
Ida Aron
Annie Nurenberg
B. B. Scribner
Corinth
Scribner
A. Walker
He ‘Daviv
Washington
Lillian Dolei Mys
Arsene Descoteaux
Canada
Notre Dame Des Victoire
Graylawn Farms
St. Johns Bury
Seminary of State
V. V. Lurehin
Lowelltown
Robert Armstrong
Edith
W. E. Emory
E. P. Templeton
Grasburg
J. M. Allen
Yvonne Legendre
Tassumpsie
Pereteet
Jink Tyull
Biddeford
George H. Cronus
Cross
Trull
Masonic Temple
MacGregor
Hathcock
Ang Lowrey
Green Ao
Blodgett i
Pater
McGregor
Rae
Babcock NG Mt
Uo Lowrey
No. Green
Tipigi
Blodgett
Perry Vt
Scott
Holiday
Garret
Stardard Oil Company OF
F. H. Davis
St Johnsbury
H. F. Balch
Dr. Davis
Mia. B. F. Eaton
West Lebanon
J. 8. Schofield
Alice Clarke
Doris Hovey
Gay
Robert Pierce
Armand Cusson
Ralph Ho
Herseid
Carl Nelson
Vail Agricultural School
Amherst
Maas
St. Peter's Church
Wheelock
Mabel Williams
Concord
Maurice Coomer
Clarence Fraser
Heorge Davis
Main Street
Wilcox
Cheney
Hayden
Georgia
Beart Lang
Music Hall
Willis Conner
A.W. Edmunds
Samuel Holbrook
Samuel Mitchell
Helen
Roundy
Tame
Seaver
Henault
Cable’s Hall
St. Peter’s Church
Robert Burns
Rowena
Florida
Florida For the Winter, Where Mr. Burns
Alonzo Ingalls
Huntington
Floyd
Hartwell
Grace Pearl
Sheffield
Glenn
RED Cross
Pythian
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