Vermont Delegation Should Name Theo Vail Chairman
The Burlington Free Press urges Hon Theo Vail of Lyndon to lead Vermont next Republican national convention delegation. The Caledonian Record praises Vails strong leadership, broad vision and past unity efforts, noting Alex Dunnett favors Vail heading the delegation to bolster Vermont influence and national prospects.
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Burlington
Caledonian Record
Dunnett
Mr. Vail
Vermont
Lyndonville Christmas Week Reflections and Local Notices
Lyndonville scenes unfold with holiday visits among families in Lyndonville and Lyndon Center. Residents share Christmas with relatives. obstructions include illnesses such as mumps and measles among children and adults. community events feature dances at Music Hall and Cable Hall, plus a public ball by the Orientals and updates on local church activities, school changes, and census enumerators appointed for town sections.
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Kart Davis
Stanley
Beontdine
Raitvea
Yih
Tasephine Css
Mravidence
Bey
Mos
Wattehie
Ehie J
Leo Stone
Frank Lanetot
St. Johnsbury
Colvin
Littleton
G. Ms
Music Hill
Wilkie Orchestra
Mavin Folsom
Dorothea Chirk
Elisha Bigelow
Lyndonville
John Chase
Glen Peal
Allen Barber
Sheffield
Halle Cobleigh
Boston
Clifton Ruggles
St. Johnsbury’ S
Lincoln Wilr
San Francisco
Mond & Whitcomb
Athens I. C. Wilson
Mise Holm Whitney
Fly Ae Te Christopher
Feed Clement
Lebanon
N. C
Amiges
PRESS COMMENT Must Raise Teachers Salaries in Vermont
Vermont faces a serious teacher shortage next year as salaries lag behind other states. The piece notes average state pay is the lowest, rural salaries as low as 14 to 15 dollars a week in Brattleboro and only about 80 dollars a year in Rutland, with few students in normal schools and training programs. It argues marks must rise to retain teachers and fill vacancies for 1920 1921.
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Vermont
Brattleboro
Tn Rackingham
Vermont Normal Schools
Christmas exercises delight town children at Town Hall
The Christmas program at Town Hall Wednesday drew a large audience as children performed well with minimal prompting. Two trees bore gifts for all, credit due to teachers. A Red Cross meeting is planned Thursday afternoon to elect officers for the coming year with Mrs. G. L. Gerry. Families visiting relatives over Christmas and at Lyndon and Burke are noted, with several local residents mentioned in passing.
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Irving Taylor
George Bed
Fraconii
Fred Hoffman
Wesley Humphrey
Burke
St. Johnsbury
George Weed
Dale
Lyndon
Wd. Mooney
Mix
W. G. Sanborn
Megson
Clifton Sanborn
Muavachuvett
Lyndon Last Suni
Rebecch Mooney
Tandon
Frank Whitney
Lyndenville
Naesty
Mss Whitnes
Heather
Fred Barher
Christmas greetings and local notices from St Johnsbury Center
In St Johnsbury Center Viank Wheeles visits Britt Hehos Pyilay for care in a sanitarium while Mori accompanies him. Glow Ayer and two children stay at Charles Ayers in Banco. Christiny Wl Mia N Whitney and others spend Christmas with relatives. Ethel Simpson sick with bronchitis. Clarence Colby visiting his mother. No Unive views next Sunday due to Rev. Lewis illness. Christmas exercises at the Wekereh praised. Bennett and Cor lis travel to Florida for several months.
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Viank Wheeles
Hehos Pyilay
Glow Ayer
Charles Ayers
Banco
AL Firat
Qean Christiny
Mia
Whitney
Ars Raymon
Mir Low Eastman
Gerry
Doug
Mei Wells
St. Johnsbury
Wheaton
Newbury
Tow Vale
Carvel
Chitfee
Hawry Chilfee
Mee
Allen
Veseutt
Mn. Lewis
McCare
Lymonville
Florida
Community Dinner at North Danville Church Vestry
North Danville notes a community dinner at the church vestry on Thursday June 1. The item lists visitors and guests including families of Drew and Joyce, Morse, and various locals from St. Johnsbury and Lunenburg. Festivities at the Baptist church feature a Christmas program with poems songs and recitations by local children and Eva Beck to David Johnson.
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Danville
C. C. Drew
Charles Anderson
St. Johns Bay
Helen Joyce
Charl Joyce
Levise
Mira Dorothy Andersen
St. Johnsbury
Abbie
LD. Johnson
Mildred Allen
Madeline
Mildred Hawkins
Eva Beck
Leroy Merchant
Noel Johnson
Evelyn Adams
Edith Atlen
David Johnson
Village Christmas program and local visits noted
Concord church group held Christmas exercises with a Methodist choir in the auditorium. A large crowd decorated the vestry in red and white and enjoyed a formal program under KP Mee. Following events, residents including Cutting of Lisbon and Rupert Li traveled to family homes for the holiday observed with relatives throughout St Johnsbury and nearby towns.
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Hell
Willel
Grant
Ehuwel
Rupert Li
Phiielphis
So B. Cutting
Lisbon
Nythy
WA Birtshave
Lottie Parken
Nho
Marendocetts
Johnshu
Wilfred Harvey
Goore Palmer
Minteline
St. Johnabury
Wes, Harvey
Walter Hounton
Emma West
St. Johnsbury
W. PB. Willis
East Ryewate
J. LN. Willis
Harviette Douglas
Alice Reed
Juha Stanton J
Ralph Reed
Thitzdale
John Goodreault
Charles 1. Yeault
Whitefield
Alfred Goodreault
Pred Goodreault
Fred Hastings
Drew
L. J. Cooper
George Smith
St Johnsbury
Cooper
Charles Williams
Wedding Bells Amid Confused OCR Wedding Fragments
A garbled OCR fragment appears to describe a wedding event with scattered names and places. The readable bits are sparse and do not form a clear narrative or verifiable detail about date, couple, or venue.
Deaths and Funeral Details From Dariville and North Marcille
A garbled local death notice records the passing of several residents and mentions the funeral at Pope cemetery in North Marcille. Cards of thanks express gratitude for sympathies shown, listing family members and lodge affiliations.
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Dariville
Diet Sligut
Paw
Sears Dino
St. Tulastisey
Air Weisel
Burke
Jolelury
Tun Ton
Foilie Alteeioon
Avolto Lodge
Pyting Fram
Tohnshiey
Duce
Pope
North Marcille
Visit Liver Tablets End Years of Nerve Headache
C L Beswick of Ogdensburg New York reports four years of nervous prostration and dyspepsia ending after taking Liver Tablets from Fruitatives Limited. He says the remedy relieved headaches and digestive woes, and notes grateful colleagues in Ogdensburg. Boxed set costs 100 for 2.00 and trial sizes offered.
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Cummessurng
Ogdensburg
C.L. Beswick
Atdeslersor
Fruitatives Limited
N, Y
January Meeting of the Woman's Club
The St. Johnetuy Woman's Club will meet at 2 PM Monday at the Pythian hall. The first meeting of the year features a program on forestry in Vermont with Mrs. Alvin W. Flint chairing the State Conservation Committee and Miss Inez Howe giving remarks. An executive session with Mrs. S. J. Somerville is planned for 2 o'clock.
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St. Johnetuy Woma’s Club
Pythian Hall
Iy Corvam
Alvin W. Flint
Vermont
Inez Howe
Conservation Commiitee
S.J. Somerville
Sugar Pricing Call for Equal Justice in Sugar Sales
Barre Times and Rutland News urge the U S government to set one equitable sugar price. The piece argues fixed pricing across regions would prevent hoarding and unequal treatment, aiming for fair access for commoners and ending price confusion in Vermont.
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Barre
Rutland News
Unite States
Vermont
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Beryl Youn
Priscilla
Dany
Malehoir
Move Wall
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Joseph Chiyton Holtman
C.F. Winters
W. L. Quimby
Lyndon Center
Gerald Batchelder
McNeal
R. A. Carter
Lewis Carter
Huestus McNeal
A.A. Batehelder
Graee Gould
Bates College
Lewiston
Maine
Ruth Isherwood
Det Nay Maurice Smith
Wmn. Grows
Garfield Woods
Maud McNeal
Civee Gowh
Fen Rates College
Mise Orpha Parmer
Hart
Glennice Pouce Be Ik
Fred Thompan
Nashua
N.hs
Luther Lamson
Well
Fred Chapman
Sutton
Ralph Turnbull
Lower Waterford
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cora Goss
Mary Stoddard
St. Hemingway
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Ax Ant
Madge L. Bullock
F.C. Bullock
M Low Moulton
Leo Williams
Ernest Powers
Grace Bennett
ST. Johnsbury Center
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Lois Hawkins
Carl Hubbard
Santa Claus
Homer Sobinson
Sol Walter Blodgett
Kenneth Robinson
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Williaminga McGill
Owen Childs
Evelyn Hall
Helen Simpson
Dud Lain
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Wilt Clement's
Glendale
Tony
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St. Johnshay
Arthur Duclos
Manchester
Ludger Duclos
Shiele
Sfajab
Britain
Elt
Apolly Lodge
Em. Isan Mies
Ve Smith
Jepnic Petia
St. Pleastrerd
Woman’s Club
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